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... LI4PTHRAT URE ?? AMERICA. Ie ?? OUE, OWtN COuR4 N4 ?? ?? .,tYork, O-btober 5, 8;. Iwyf Tus literars cele~bres~lreW -m your country are aetill po irif'iin.ii In my last I. told you that a Idmund Yati had lectured in Association Hl here, on -'Modern ...
... A WYORD WITII AMERICA. A WURLt WViI'tL AfiritlUA. (From the Daily News.) How now-kindly kindred Nation ? Is it well to kindle thus Quite a prairie conflagration Terrible to both of us? We are kinsmen, sons, and brothers, Let us be to kinship true; England's ...
... TBE LOYAL U.4l&MAN IN AMERICA. IB it me neck you . like to wear your collar blfelt to be 'oar nmilitary slave? ,be dovil flY tway witb your baue deilar, Mde trN the dhirty coin if I resave. Coir deo I say ? Such pay front ?? paymaeters, &eIsd l what l'd ...
... AMERICA AND THE FISHERIES EXHIBITION. The Sie~snicflc A mrrice of February 17 gives an account of the exhibits which the United States in. tend to send to the great Fisheries Exhibition in London. It states that- The fisheries of the United States exceed ...
... MINOR POETS OF AMERICA. .. A e 17 N h ;s 9 El :s )f 9 y h d n rs ,e y in le in n, IC. ,is Dr ?s s, of of r. 0. [le ly oh ad 11- 2 d ad e. ad as Cy s- 18 or of al 16 is ,e. le ad Ob se as co ht es le 1% as he lie ,e- ,ut .1 ?e ce, Ify 'hc Ic 'hE WE aa ...
... AMERICA'S MINOR POETS. PART VIII.T SAMUEL GaIsasVoLD GOODRICH. bc' A. JUST when thinkicig of drawing these series of papers to a 01 close, a friend, 'wlso has rend thorn throughout, encourages us5 to OcontinueO them, aind in a leind note now before us ...
... NOTES FROM AMERICA. ((FROM AN AaBEmuDCENSRE MAN.) Chicago, Illinois, July 23rd, 1892. The party conventions being now over, and nominations made, we seem to have a lull in the political atmosphere. The advancing storm will] soon be on us, however, and ...
... LITERARY ACTIV=TY IN AMERICA. ¢Jiteraxy-activitv in this country at the pre- ie is remarkable. 'We saw the other clay, in ?? office of one of our prominent book pub- f hreetoiwering piles of mameec2'ipt volumes 'a-bfn :forwrded to the house in the course ...
... traeslator, ais editor, and lies also found [line to contri- . hiate freely to the iaaagazinee. There are says Griswold, a in America fev noelaod men tlien Percival. He is iii familiar witla the siatural sciences, and the literature of nGreece, Roiuse, and ...
... AMERICA'S MINOR POETS. PART VII. JOHN U. BRYANT. THIS Writer, a younger brotler of Willias Cullen Bryant, thi well-knowis poet, was born in C unIInington, in July, 1807. I-To does sot seem to have inclined in his youth to stildy. preforring out-door o ...
... was at Ipresent novrth about $4000. Althoughi drawing the long bow a little, hle was a fair sample of those men who come to America . with nsothing bit their hulds and a stoutbheart, and who soon work themselves into a state of comparative indepetideisce ...
... MINOR POETS OF AMERICA. P'ARIT I, 'Tile world is fulll of poetry. Tito air Is Jiving with its spirit, afnd thle waves D'Uies to tile tlsiosi ti it, mlCoies Altd sparkle itt its briglttiess. Erllrth is veiled And manitled with its beauty. PEIUCIVAL. , ...