Love Of Home

( N il il ■ ' i i ■ v i'rrv ■ j v ■ j v ' u ' ' ■ ' " i ■ by the phrenologits tn a prntuberutiuu on the hciid .uiiosed to lm the outwiircl iind visible wign ufan inward nnd eiirnent delire lor a p.irrnancut homo Budofiin Arabs and Yankee peddlers ;ir haid to be dch'cient in tliis burrip; an I t tnny bu iiSMitned that if the Wnndefiag Jew could be caualit aixl phreno'ourized, a considerable holiow vvoüld bo fonnd whe.'e the orttan ol Inhu ilivunt'tis (iiitrht lo be loeated. - Not buing a (ingerer oí nknlls, vve are not prupu'ed to assert that the inagio pea, Inhtiltiu i't-ness, is exactly undet iho thimblo dfsiguated as ts habita fcy the eoíijiirors uiio profess to read hnractor ig the blind ruad luniks, with their Enger end. It is quito coriain, however, th;it 'ha facul y exmts in more or lesa iiitonsi; v in tlie ir.imls oí n Urge iTüijoii'y df Uie Immnn f;tuiily. - Wcre it otherwiiw we shoiild uil be u en;itic ufl tho initernnt tinmen ut' Connt'c.ticnt r the noinnds iif Arabia. Hisaven be llinnkud tbut miist of u5 ipprfciuty tho value of a home, und l hut e live in a and w liere every in dustiiiinn mm) eftfl ajsqüire ne. '1 h i-eniiit:tMit of' Inliithitiveness i- u gram si'ntirnent. 1 1. t-x-ltles nevv conntries biiiliin cilies, forms governments, erecta miirhtv States L is the bai"ia of all )üi riolisin. We lovo the Ju-ttflirj iH onr bii'tb, of our adoption, becauso ititi uur home. We (etend II, governmeru and iiititutions, becau-e m thiir perm-.ineiK'.e we set; tliu only guuranteu for humt) eecuri.ty. It wtnü'i he we.II, perhups, f tliis instinct i f Inhiibilivenuss- this longiiig lor, and '.uve tor, n pérmnnont hom) - tliis desiré to duell ihhIlt ons's own ronf :nnl en (me'.-1 (iwn laml, and to nr.ikc ihero a lamily herittig?, were stronger in AmerioanM than it is. If wo were more doim-stic wu t-hould bo more pütriotic. Sutvly tliat man Vías reached tlm climax of human misery wtm cxcluirns in tlio b.tteriiess of his soul : M4 borne aud n conníry icmaín uot for me"