Henry Ward Beecher: “But it is a truth that stands only and firmly in those grand relations which man sustains to God, to Eternity, and to…”

She will be rolled up in a corner, like a cocoon waiting for its transmigration.

There is a noticeable contrast between Northern and Southern ideas of Religion.

The New-England theory of Government has always been in its element--first, independent men; then democratic townships; next republican States, and, in the end, a Federated Union of Republican States.

Yet, New-England, strong at home, compact, educated, right-minded; has gradually lost influence, and the whole North with her.