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 we remembered that History does not concern herself about material

wealth,--that the life-blood of a nation is not that yellow tide
which fluctuates in the arteries of Trade,--that its true revenues
are religion, justice, sobriety, magnanimity, and the fair amenities
of Art,--that it is only

by the soul that any people has achieved
greatness and made lasting conquests over the future. We believe

there is virtue enough left in the North and West
to infuse health into our body politic; we believe that America will
reassume that moral influence
among the nations which she has allowed to fall into abeyance;
and that our eagle, whose morning-flight the world watched with hope
and expectation, shall no

longer troop with unclean buzzards, but rouse himself and seek his
eyrie to brood new eaglets that in time shall share with him the
lordship of these Western heavens, and shall learn of him to shake
the thunder from their invincible wings. * * * * * LITERARY NOTICES.
_Library of Old
Authors_. London: John Russell Smith, 1856-7. Many of our older
readers can remember the anticipation with
which they looked for each successive
volume of the late Dr. Young's excellent series of old English
prose-writers,
and the delight with which they carried it home, fresh from the press
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