PART FIFTH.

POLITICAL AND OCCASIONAL.

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Id., 378

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Id., 391

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1. The Example of America, • Jeffrey, 373 15. Relations to England, ... Everett, 386

2. Government Vigor, • S. Smith, 374 16. Great Examples,

Everett, 387

3. Rejection of Reform,

Id., 374 17. What Good will the Monument do, id., 389

4. Address to Young Men, Mazzini, 375 18. Revolutionary Veterans, Webster, 389

5. Appeal to Hungarians,

Kossuth, 377

19. State Obligations,

Id., 391

6. Contentment of Europe,

20. Fourth of July, .

7. Hungarian Ieroism,

RHETORICAL AND DRAMATIC.

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1. Rome and Carthage,

Hugo, 471 23. Brutus and Cassius, • . Shakspeare, 495

2 Drones of the Community, Shelley, 472 24. Regrets of Drunkenness,

Id., 493
3. Cæsar's Passage of Rubicon, Knowles, 473 25. Cassius instigates Brutus,

Id., 500

4. Rolla's Address, :

Sheridan, 473 26. Cardinal Wolsey,

Id., 501

5. Richelieu to the King, . · Bulwer, 474 27. Hamlet to the Players,

Id., 502
6. Cromwell by Coffin of Charles I., Id., 475 28. Hamlet's Soliloquy,

• Id., 505

7. Virtue of Great Examples, . . Byron, 476 29. Not ashamed of his Trade, . Morton, 504

8. Marino Faliero to Conspirators, Id., 477 30. The Union and Government, . Simms, 507

9. Marino Faliero's Dying Speech, Id., 478 31. Colonna to the King,

Sheil, 507

10. Catiline to his Friends, Croly, 480 32. Address to the Swiss, Schiller, 508

11. Catiline's Defiance,

Id., 481 33. Wm. Tell in Wait for Gesler, Id., 503
12. Pride of Ancestry, .
Id., 482 34. Wm. Tell's Escape,

Id., 511
13. Lochiel's Warning, Campbell, 483 35. Wallenstein's Soliloquy,

Id., 512
14. Van Artevelde's Defence, . . Taylor, 485 36. Belief in Astrology,

Id., 513
15. Duty to One's Country, . More, 486 37. Grief of Bereavement,

Id., 514

16. St. Pierre to Ferrardo, • Knowles, 487 38. Priuli and Jaffier,

Otway, 514

17. Wm. Tell on Switzerland, Id., 488 39. Nothing in it,

Mathews, 517

18. Tell among the Mountains, Id., 489 40. Moses at the Fair,

Coyne, 519

19. The Fractious Man,

Brueys, 489 41. Van den Bosch and Artevelde, Taylor, 520

20. Balthazar and the Quack, Tobin, 491 42. The Weathercock, Allingham, 523

21. Brutus and Titus,

Lee, 492 43. Saladin and Malek Adhel,

525

22. Cato's Soliloquy,.

Addison, 495 4. Damon to Syracusans, . Banim, 530

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PART NINTH.

COMIC AND SATIRICAL.

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. 1. Speech of Buzfuz,
Dickens, 531 10. Dramatic Styles, .

542

2. Art of Book-keeping,

Hood, 633 11. Merchant and Stranger, H. Smith, 513

3. Magpie and Monkey, Yriarte, 534 12. Victim of Reform,

511

4. Rich Man and Poor, . . Khemnitzer, 538 13. Not Fine Feathers make Fine Birds, 546

5. Whittling,

J. Pierpont, 537 14. Culprit and Judge, . . Horace Smith, 516

6. City Men in the Country, Holmes, 538 15. Jester Condemned to Death, .

Id., 517

7. Fuss at Fires,

INDEX TO NAMES OF AUTHORS, ETC

Page

G

..288

66

66

. 321

. 295

66

. 154

. 435

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ACHILLES, Reply of,
. 108 BURKE, To Bristol Electors,

221
ADAMS, JOHN, Supposed Speech of,

Marie Antoinette,

2:22

Conclusion,

. . 289 Byron, LORD, Supposed Address to Greeks, 151

ADAMS, J. Q., The Declaration,

309
The Death-penalty,

259
Washington and Franklin, 310

Ball at Brussels,

.439
ADAMS, SARAH F., Hope,

The Dying Gladiator, . 441
ADDISON, Cato's Soliloquy,

495

Sennacherib,
ÆSCHINES, Denunciation of Demosthenes, 163

Great Examples,

. 476

AKENSIDE, The Mind of Man,

40

Faliero to Conspirator3,

Compensations of Imagination, 64

Faliero's Dying Speech,
ALFRED, to his Troops, .
137 Caius GRACCHUS, Speech of,

. 116
ALLINGHAY, The Weathercock,
. 523 Caius MARICS, Speech of, .

115
ALLSTON, America to Britain,

. 438 Calhoun, Prospect of War,
ANES, Sanctity of Treaties,

The Force Bill, :

. 320
The British Treaty, .

296
Purse and Sword, .

. 321

ANONYMOUS, Fortitude, .

46

Liberty the Meed,

322

The Work-shop and Camp, . 101 CAMPBELL, Hallowed Ground,

91
Forgiveness, :

470
Soldier's Dream,

. 147
Saladin and Malek Adhel, 525

Hohenlinden,

. 153
Fine Feathers and Birds,

546

Song of Greeks,
ANTONY, MARK, on Cæsar's Death, 127

Fall of Warsaw,

155
AUSTIN, Chironomia,

32
To the Rainbow,

445
ArTOUN, Execution of Montrose,

Glenara,

446
BAILLIE, Worth of Fame,

96
Lochiel's Warning,

. 483
BALAAM, Prophecy of,
459 CANNING, War with France,

.216
BAXIM, Damon's Speech,

430
Bank-notes and Coin,

. 247
BARRE, Isaac, America's Obligations, 210

Lord J. Russell's Motion,

..218
Reply to Lord North, . . . 211

Tierney's Motion,

219
BAYARD, Freedom of Judges,

Defence of Pitt,

250
BAYLY, T. H., The Pilot,

91
Measures, not Men,

251
BEATTIE, Life beyond the Tomb,

469
Balance of Power,

. 252
BEAUFOY, Parliamentary Innovations, 208

Collision of Vices, .

BECKWITH, Spirit of the Age against War, . 49 CANTLEICS, On the Patricians,

BELIAL, Address of,

. 131 CARLYLE, Justice, :

51

BENNETT, California's Prospects,

Nature a hard Creditor,

73
BERKELEY, America,
452 Case, Precedents,

. 347
BETATNE, Future Empire of our Language, 63 CATILINE, to his Army, .

.. 127
BISNEY, War,

312
Last Harangue, .

. 132
The Supreme Court,

.312

To the Gallic Conspirators, 133
BLACK HAWK, Speech of,

To his Friends, :

. 482
BOARDMAN, Problem for the U.S.,

78

Defiance to the Senate,

BOWRING, Translation from Khemnitzer, . 536 CATO, Soliloquy,

BROOGHAY, LORD, Translation,

. 165 CHALMERS, False Coloring lent to War, . 57

Translation,

167 CHANNING, Distinction of a Nation, . 65

Fate of Reformers, .

255

Great Ideas,

Parliament Reform, . 256 CHAPIN, Science friendly to Freedom, 62

BROWNING, How News came to Ghent, . . 421

True Source of Reform,

76

BREYS, The Fractious Man,

. 489 CHATEAUBRIAND, Nature Proclaims a Deity, 92

BROTUS, On Lucretia's Death, . . 107 CUATIAM, EARL OF, Reply to Walpole, : . 193

BRUTOS, MARCUS, On Cæsar's Death, . . 126

6 Reply to Grenville, 198

BRYANT, The Battle Field,

85

« Reconciliation,

BULWER, SIR H., The 224 Dec.,

381

« Repeal Claimed,

BULWER, (See Lytton.)

“ Lord North's Ministry, 202

BCRKE, Magnanimity in Politics,

Employing Indians, 203

American Enterprise,

Consequences,

American Taxation, .

... 217

America,

Despotism Unrighteous, . .218 CHILD, MRS. L. M., Speech of Otis, . 284

Impeachment of Hastings, . 219 CHOATE, National İlatreds,

. 316

6 Paroration against Hastings, .

220

Birthday of Washington,

. 169
. 170
. 315

. 236
. 237

2:23

CG

. 120

66

• 209

.242

. 339

• 131

. 132

66

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CICERO, Catiline Denounced,

168 Fox, The American War, .

235

Catiline Expelled,

“ Washington's Foreign Policy,

Verres Denounced,

“ Liberty is Strength, ·

CLAY, For the War of 1813, .

Democratic Governments,

238

Jefferson Defended,

. 316

Partition of Poland, .

239

Military Insubordination, • 316 FRANKLIN, On the Federal Constitution, 286

Noblest Public Virtue,

. 317

God Governs,

287

Expunging Resolution,

.318 FRAYSINNOUS, Truth, .

37

Independence of Greece,

319 GALGACUS, Speech of,

. 117

CLEMENS, Intervention, .
. 348 GASTON, Party Intemperance,

302

CLINTON, Foreign Conquest,

. 301 GOETHE, Sincerity the Soul of Eloquence, 53

COBDEN, American Vessels, .

280 GRATTAN, Irish Rights,

COLERIDGE, The Good Great Man,

87

Reply to Flood, .

224

Chamouny,

467
National Gratitude, .

225
Translations, 512, 513, 514

Catholic Disqualifications,
COLLINS, How Sleep the Brave,

Heaven on the side of Principle, 2:26
Ode on the Passions,

.449
Against Corry,

227
COMBE, On the Exercise of Speaking, 36

Union with Great Britain,

2:28
COMPILATION, Religious Persecution,

The Catholic Question,

229
Against Duelling,

308
Religion Independent,

230
CONRAD, The Death of Taylor, .

451
Sectarian Tyranny,

. 231
COTTON, To-morrow,
52 GREENE, Baron's Last Banquet,

. 420

COWPER, Affectation in the Pulpit, 55 GREY, LORD, Reform in Parliament,

Translations, 108, 109, 110, 111 GRIMKE, The Sword,

92

COYNE, Moses at the Fair,
519 HALLECK, Marco Bozzaris,

150
CRITTENDEN, Government Extravagance, . 351 HAMILTON, On Government,

290
CROKER, Reply to Macaulay,

275

The Federal Constitution, 291
Perils of Reform,

275 Hayne, Reply to Webster,
CroLy, Death of Leonidas,

The South in 1776,

310
Catiline to the Conspirators,

The South in 1812,

.841

Catiline's Last Harangue, . 133 HEBER, Forgive, .

97

The Crucifixion,
. 401 HECTOR, His Rebuke,

. 103

Seventh Plague of Egypt,

His Exploit,

110

The Greek and Turkman,

450

Slain,

. 111

Catiline to his Friends,

480 HEMANS, The Spartans' March,

. 119

Catiline's Defiance,

491

The Greeks' Return,

119

Pride of Ancestry,

482
Bernardo del Carpio, .

411
CURRAN, The Pension System,

Casabianca,

412
Threats of Violence,

245
Rocks of my Country,

413
Religious Distinctions,

The Two llomes,

413

Liberty of the Press, .

353

Invocation,

. 414

Mr. Rowan,
353 HENRY, Patrick, Resistance,

. 281
Habeas Corpus Act,

354
War Inevitable,

282
To Lord Avonmore,

355
Return of Fugitives,

. 283
CUSHING, Sectional Services, .
. 315 IIITCHCOCK, Science Religious, .

98
Agricultural Interest,
39 HOFFMAN, Fulton's Invention, .

344
DELAVIGNE, Three Days of Columbus, 405 HOLMES, Old Ironsides, .

.439

DEMOSTHENES, Against Philip, .

. 159

City Men in the Country, . 558

Degeneracy of Athens, . 160 Hood, Art of Book-keeping,
Democracy Hateful to Philip, 161 HOOKER, Necessity of Law,

50

Venality the Ruin of Greece, 162 HOMER, Achilles' Reply,

Exordium on the Crown,. . 165

Hector's Rebuke, .

109

Public Spirit, -

. 166

Hector's Exploit, .

. 110

Not Vanquished by Philip, . 167

Hector Slain,

. 111

DEWEY, Nobility of Labor,
60 Hoyt, The World for Sale,

. 452
DICKENS, Speech of Buzfuz,
531 HUGHES, Belshazzar's Feast,

. 109
DIMOND, Sailor-boy's Dream,

425 Hugo, V., The United States of Europe, 56

DODDRIDGE, The Christian Life,

470

Practical Religious Instruction, . 186

DRAKE, The American Flag,

“ Necessity of Religion, ·

187

ELLIOT, The Press,

88

" Universal Suffrage, .

. 188

England,

90

« Liberty of the Press,

189

EMMET, On being found Guilty,

357

" Republic or Monarchy,

190

ENGLAND, The Duellist, .

43

« The Two Napoleons,

ERSKINE, Great Minds and Christianity, 362

“ The Death-penalty, ·

. 371
EVERETT, The Peace Congress of the Union, 42 " Rome and Carthage,

471
American Experiment,
78 HUNT, LEIGH, Abou Ben Adhem, .

93

Dizzy Activities of the Times, . . 88

The Truc King,

61

Relations to England,

386 HIUSKISSON, The Conservative Innovator, .243

Great Examples,

387 ICILITY, Ou Virginia? Seizure,

118

Civilization of Africa,

387 JACKSON, Union with Liberty,

311

Good of the Mopunent, 389 JAMES, J, A., Inducements to Religion, 83
Supposed Indian Speech, . 552 JEFFERSON, The Strongest Government,

297

Farer, Man's Material Triumphs, . 45 JEFFREF, The Example of America, 373

FENELON, On Gesture,

32 JOB, True Wisdom,

462

Telemachus to the Allied Chiefs, 113 A Nation's Strength,

462

. 122

. 123

. 403

• 464

. 171

• 172

. 337

. 473

. 174

. 175

. 486

. 299

. 380

. 385

. 150

. 3-13

. 561

. . 103

. 104

.. 120

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JOHNSON, DR, Fate of Charles XII., 70 MICKIEWICZ, The Moor's Revenge,

456

The Wise Man's Prayer, . . 102 MILTON, The Saviour's Reply, .

59

Jorxson, E., The Water Drinker,

99

Moloch's Address,

129

JOUNSON, R., Europe's Struggles,

396

Belial's Address, .

. 131

JONSON, BEN, Catiline to his Army,.

Destruction of the Philistines, . 407

KILLOGG, Spartacus to the Gladiators,

Satan's Encounter with Death, .

KENNEDY, The Mechanical Epoch, . 41

Hymn of our First Parents,

KHEMNITZER, Rich and Poor, ... 536 MIRABEAT, Against the Nobles, &c., •
KING, Future of the U.S.,.

395

On Necker's Plan,
KNOWLES, J. S., Speech of Caius Gracchus, 116

Disobedience to the Assembly, 173

"' Alfred to his Men,

Reply,

“ Cæsar at the Rubicon,

On being Suspected,
“ St. Pierre to Ferrardo, . . 487

Eulogium on Franklin, . .. .177
“ Wm. Tell on Switzerland, 488

Church and State, .

... 177
" Tell among the Mountains, 489 MITFORD, Rienzi to the Romans, ... 138

Knox, The Curse of Cain, .

451 MONTGOMERY, JAMES, Love of Country,. 72

KOBYER, Battle-hymn,

158

The Common Lot, 75

KOSSUTI, Appeal to the llungarianş, 377

Patriot's Pass-word, 139

Contentment of Europe, 378 MOORE, The Torch of Liberty,

424
Hungarian Heroism,

. 379 MORE, Duty to Country,
In a Just Cause,

. 379 MORRIS, Judiciary Act, .
Peace inconsistent,

Free Navigation,

300
LAMARTINE, Revolutionary Men,

53 Morton, Not ashamed of his Occupation, . 504

Byron to the Greeks, 151 MOUNTFORD, Plea for the Sailor,

The Republic,

. 185 NAPOLEON, To the Army of Italy,

LEE, For Independence,

. 285 NAYLOR, American Laborers,
LEE, NATHANIEL, Brutus and Titus, . . 492 NEELE, Where is he, .

94
LEGARE, The U.S. Constitution, . 313 NICHOL, Day conceals,
On Returning to the U.S., .314 Norron, The Soldier from Bingen,

. 422
LIVINGSTON, Aristocracy,

. 292 Noyes, Translation from Job,
Live, Scipio to bis Army,

Translation - True Wisdom,

. 462

Hannibal to his Army,

66

Translation from Psalms,

.463

Titus Quintius to the People, . 114 O'CONNELL, Religious Liberty,

257

Virginius against Claudius,

Irish Disturbance Bill, 258

Canuleius against Patricians, . 121 Osgood, Labor is Worship,

61
LOGAN, Speech of,
. 553 OTIS, JAMES, Supposed Speech of,

284
LONGFELLOW, Lines,

80 OTWAY, Priuli and Jallier,
Excelsior,

414 PALMERSTON, LORD, Civil War,
LOVER, Never Despair,
84 Pardoe, The Beacon Light, .

77
LOWTH, Translation from Isaiah,
464 PATTEX, The Seininole's Defiance,

. 158
LONT, The Ship of State,
79 Parl, Defence,

460
Lyons, Triumphs of English Language, 99 PEABODY, Moses,

50
The Tempest Stilled, :
PEEL, Legislative Union,

279

LYTTON, Sir E. B., The Bard's Summons, . 135 PICHAT, Speech of Leonidas,

. 107

" Carauled to Cymrians, . 136 PIERPONT, Whittling,
4 Damon and Pythias, 427 PISKNEY, Disunion,
« The Battle,
429 Pirt, American War Denounced,

232
· Richelieu to the King, . 474 On the Censure of Ministry,

232
" Cromwell at Coffin,

475 Attempt to make him Resign, 233
MACAULAY, Icilius on Virginia's Seizure, · 118 Barbarism of Ancient Britons, 234
Battle of Ivry,
143 Pope, The Order of Nature, .

63

Irish Church,

The Dying Christian, .

469

Hours of Labor, .

268 PRAED, Charade,

Reform to Preserve, .... 269 Prentiss, S. S., Defalcations,

Men fit to be Free,

270

«' Relief to Ireland,

Second Bill of Rights,

270 PRESTON, Eloquence and Logic,

.. 383

Public Opinion and the Sword, 271 PROCTER, Courage,

. 456
A Government should Grow, 272 PULTENEY, Reducing the Army,

. 195

Reform irresistible,

. 273 PUSHMATARA, Speech of,

. 552

Fate of Virginia,

432 Pym, End of Government,
Horatius at the Bridge, 433 QUINCY, The Embargo,
MACKAY, Cleon and I,

77 QUINCY, J., JR., British Aggressions, 382

The Days that are Gone, . 100 RANDOLPH, E., Extent of Country;

293

MACKINTOSH, England and America, • 254 RANDOLPH, John, British Influence, . 305

Defence of Peltier,

365

Greek Question, .

. 306

Madison, Innovations, .

Virginia Constitution, . 307

MANSFIELD, LORD, Present Popularity, . . 214 Regchus, Speech of,

Attempts to Bias,

RICHARD, To the Princes of the Crusade, . 140

MARULLUS, To the People,

. 126 RICHMOND, To his Men, .
Massillox, Immortality,

38 RIENZI, To the Romans,
MATHEWS, Nothing in it,

..517 ROBESPIERRE, Against War, .
MAZZINI, Address to Young Men,

Morality the Basis, ..181
McDUFFIE, Popular Elections, .

Last Speech,

. 182

MCL AS, Moral Power,

. 370 RorssEAU, Death,

69

MEREDITI, Frequent Executions, 207 | Rusu, On the Voice,

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