If aacienl tales DC true.

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Have been as uniformly quiet, luxurious. vo- 1 laP,no0s, and lnonoionous. The wives of the MooFs are fat. iadoleai, anal &iuxurtoss.

 We have bat the examples of Napoleon and Louis Philippe, io posc that fat men are uot gorElsntGzers, or, al least, devoted to the good things of ihe table. aad as chosce in thesr selections os cook as in appointing their official suborsliha;es. And we hold this will be wishou, exception, {excepiing lhe ealascualsd attaches oi Oriental seraglios. ]

 that where there :s a surplus of adipose ar oieaginous matter. ihe animal prepondegstes oyer the intellectual man, however strong fhe

 intellectual grasp and capacity of such men may be. The case ol the :ilustrions Fslstafi. Is striking instance in proof of this hyposh- esis. Your burgomas.ers ogAmsiefsiam are noiorIoss for lheir abdomieal roiuntiiy no,

 more than Iss their pFoEerbml somnolence and 'orp'diiy. They cal, sleep, and grow iaL The esterpsising Arabs Of the desert, on

 he other hand. are hIhe and long Our A. dermen are pFossrbs1lly iat, whiic our law yers are chare,eristically thin. The one class par,ake largely of good dinners, ihe others sabsisl upon the atmospheric sasie- nance ol the law. foar cooks and lbuschers are ias while yous editors, men of thought, and constant labor, are as a,ieaasted as Joha Tyler Therefore, we consider thai we have made out strong argument lhaL between your ia. and lean men, the latter class, in all

 sges, in al countries, under all governments, m every capacity and in lhe achievement of all great results, have been the working bees of the hisess the builders of cities, empires, sys- sens, political and religious, sise psopagators of revolutions, and the grea. event. in every department of the work ef progress