 | American Institute of Instruction - 1846 - 332 sider
...the bans of such a union. And in this point of view alone, I should hold our claims upon the Oregon to be dearly maintained at the cost of one dollar...the house of fear ; far be from me and my friends the badges and the livery of that latter house. I will not believe that the life of nations is like... | |
 | Charles Greenwood - 1855 - 440 sider
...gardens of our prosperity are to be uprooted by the whirlwinds of anarchy, or iron-bound by the popular frost of despotism. It will be so, if our material...us hardhearted, if power is to make us tyrannous." The true elixir which alone can preserve our national life, and after which the philosophy of the nation... | |
 | Charles Northend - 1867 - 364 sider
...civilization is always to keep far in advance of our men* C. Felton. 27* OTO PBOSPECTS. BlilTISU ADMIRAL. tal and moral cultivation; if prosperity is to make us...selfish, if wealth is to make us hard-hearted, if power ia to make us tyrannous. But not thus would I cast the Horoscope of our country's fortunes. There arft... | |
 | Charles Northend - 1873 - 392 sider
...civilization is always to keep far in advance of our men * C. Felton. 27* OUR PROSPECTS. BRITISH ADMIRAL. till and moral cultivation; if prosperity is to make us...the house of fear ; far be from me and my friends the badges and the livery of that latter house ! I will not believe that the life of nations is like... | |
 | American Institute of Instruction - 1846 - 336 sider
...the bans of such a union. And in this point of view alone, I should hold our claims upon the Oregon to be dearly maintained at the cost of one dollar...the house of fear ; far be from me and my friends Mil. IIILLARD S LECTURE. the badges and the livery of that latter house. I will not believe that the... | |
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It may be that our sun is to go down in blood ; that violence is to rend asunder the chain of our union and scatter its links in wild disorder ; that our soil is to be drenched with fraternal blood ; that the pleasant gardens of our prosperity are to... 