"on, Stanley, On!"

ich is the cry ( í f o ' r r erilling back and forth to each olher. in n lopoattíCr.an-lideof Providence. The poet and the pninterjlhe philosoïer and the statesman ; the gospel " 1 and the wild errorist; the rnerchant in 3 counting room and the traveler on his urney; the book mnker and the editor- I are piessed onwnrd, as if a new p nng impulse was feit every rnomen?,as if u egruviatingforceofall ages continually ai Jgmented. IVho now wuils for a lt attoland, ifhe can poss-ibly leapashore? pi rho waits for the next boat, if he can tf )ssib!y spring uprm the wharf, and just 1 ach the one departing? L, Shall we attribute this characteristic of fl; e age, to thé foily ofman? iot E . There is n mightier hand impellinij l' e multitudinous w'heels of human w ess. Rumora of war arise and die vny - national administrations are clian;d and modified in the twinküng of an e- tho distance between Englund and s merica is put into the charge of twelve hi ys rather than ihirty - the circulution fo inielligence is expeditcd - matter and w tnd, yoked together, crowd Jbnvard,and II to each other, On! On! and the soul et the great, majestic, never.ceasing soul, ? fired with all the energy, and linked to l lue issues of ihis tremendous race ! IV. Y. JEvangaslit. j) 0ÍT"The jealousy of a OírFIlEEO „ lople ought to be constantly awake."- en. Washington. ee : in (ÏSamüel Dütton ana A. A. of; kd are authorized to setlle all accounts of jjj, 3 Michigan Freeman; to receive ]a ns to the Signal of Liberíy,fiad to collect ' ids for the Michigan Stale AntiSlavery .