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A i !-- planm-d nii'l v'l i 'i !;
AS
A GREAT RESORT
Situ.iti'tliii tin' Mount. tins ot
vi;sTi:nx south cmk -
j
LISA, j
A ivfiion XOTKI) for hwillli
fulnt'hs nml ticiiiiv of Si ' iciy.
AN EI.KVATIOX OF :,8oi t'EET
With Cool, Invioiiiliii-x
UinmU'.
It is ln'iiir luiil out with tnstc
nml skill, w it h well f;ra
iIimI riiiuls ami
EXTENSIVE
FOliEST PAUKS.
A i!i'.sir;i!ili' tor tiin li'sith'ii
ri's mi ii
-iii:mi uful iiomi:s-
Adooil oppirtnnity iVirprof
itiililo investni'MitH.
trFnr illiiHtnitod piniihlet
nddio.sM
Li.wii.i.i: l.iruovi:M!.NT Co.,
LlXVtKLK. MlTCIIKI.t, ('(). j
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.r 2D (i mo.
WASlllXCiTON LETT VAX.
From our Regular Correspondent
For the Democrat
SimuC. or Edmunds has ex
posed the cloven republican
foot by his resolution for a
Congressional recess, instead
of adjournment, from Sep
tember 10, to November 10.
Having by varous methods
succeeded in getting a date
set for the disposal of the
tariff bill the most unjust
financial measure of the age
the republicans now pro
pose that Congress shall
meet again after the Con
gressional elections in order
that it .may proceed to do
what it does not dare to do
before those ehvtions. This
action of Mr. Edmunds was
taken because Mr. Harrison
refused to assume the re
sponsibility of calling an
extra session for the sole pur
pose of enacting odious polit
iced laws and n aking unnec
essary appropriations.
First and foremost, if the
republicans arc allowed to
ea rry out their progra m me,
and they will not. unless the
united legitimate efforts of
the democrats shall fail to
prevent it, will come the
Force bill, upon which the
republicans are already bank
ing to carry tin Presidential
election of '02 their leaders
expect to lose the next House;
but are raising a large fund
to try and save themselves
from defeat by the aid of the
t'lectoral votes f fourSouth-
Ulli Stiit.'s which they t aleu-.
i l.itiTiin carried with nil
iof th .' titui machinery ii:
in the bands of unscrupulous
Federal agents,
.Ni-xt w Ml tone the ( on -
Tfssioicii nil il'itoral A -
;i.M,itiuiiiu. lit ii:n!i-l'il
the new (vii-ih, wi.M-h is lo'l
j Ik liiiinip ilitcil in th,. iuti r-
Ms of Hi.' I'nil.i;ili p.llty.
11 only tlu (ti:'stiou of n;xlit
nml prii-i'ili'iit woo con-'
Kidcfcil this npport ionmi'iit
wonl.l !. left f;-r tlf '
s,'",u: "i'
--SO it llMS I',M1 silH-' til",
fouii'lnt ion of our v"m-!.-
lii";it hut tlit' vpiiLiii-ai)
I 'i 1 1 i 1 1 . i 1 1' i i i " ru in
lialiit f ! ttii' littlf thi!i:;s
...!.-.- 1. ..... .... l ,. :.. 1 1 ... ' 4
like ri!it :nil jn-iM-r h-nt
stiind its way, iiinl it is too ;
late to oxpect it to n forni 1
now. j
IticiilciitJillv it is iu-opoi', '
that a lai'iv an ml mm- of !'!' '
fiifi-yiii'- litfp' nppi'opiin -
Cons which the shrewd lead-'
crs of th party temporarily j
side tnicked e;ir!y in the uvs!
out session .are to he I ail road
ed through and in order tojatal niak sojae speeches iii
carry this profi'riunine onl
successfully a quorum of re-,ed
puhlicau Senators have, n -;
cordine- to Sena tor F rye,
who one-lit to he ;ood re-;
puhlican authority, iiTi A
to ndopl. a j;;v; lade for the
Senate similar to the one
with which Speaker Heed lias
l.oun. the Ilou-e h.and and
fwt. i
Another nice little sclieme
.... I
in connection with thisreces.- i
business is, that the pretense;'01, i"i)wn- that Hie srvn.-a :
. .' .... i i : i : .' .,
is to be made that the meas-j " '"lu" Vl u" ntl" " ,u I ara;.." j
nres in wh'ih the F i en in e-i" (-d SO just 1 V lliei'i t il Wt'it'o'al o .. ....
unsiii wu.cn i of 1 aimei.i , . ' . , Neil ,l scce now lay :
;iud theLaborore;aniationa:,,1'1l'tioa, however i".'i..y is( ,.,.(,.,;... ou, i.u,.-e 1 he ca-i
are interested similiir to (.lie portrayed, I should never v. ..,,0 is !it.vo;ul tho )tnv.
compound lard bill, the a- liavo begun it. The mc.miii-;;,; f , , ;urti,iv !
1 ' e . a i . . i i . . i. l. : i i i
mondments to theeight-hour
law, and t) the alien con
tract law already passed by
the House cannot be iicted
upon unless those cxtr;i three
weeks are made use of. The
object in this pretense is to
try and make it appeal" to
the farmers and workingmcn
that the democrats in oppos
ing the Edmunds resolution
are opposing the considera
tion of their interest's.
Mr. Harrison has signed
the meat Inspection bill, thus
giving himself great power,
in a commercial sense, than
is possessed by any Europe
an sovereign, with the pos
sible exception of the Czar of
Russia.
There is a rumor that the
River .and Harbor bill, which
is now in conference, is to go
over until after the Elect ions,
in order to keen down the to-
l-.-i ;i mount i if. .iiiiivmii-i.il wok I
mad,; by the present Con
.
itiilt street pressure lias 1
made Secret; .ry Windom is -
11 a:..., v v,..v -v,
Biii'iiOiill t.u,wu,(Hw move!"1" r""i"-'"- , v ,
percent bonds which will ! "knid of the sky." Cp lUn.ny xmU !o:o tl j my sub.j.:vt justice, but fed-jul leave before tne co lec-
aturein September lS91.jitjviMUO'l,ll;u:i,,!l,'ou-?Hsi..l.i h, dim, blue Imei'w- -' aid (nra p,a(e is pissed I wish to
0 offers topav par and .lt..hSarU ivccsst of hentlo, k ' lh,tv,:u ih, f,nu.si? ofl!u t 1 -w ho w iii. ai least, ap- say taat the hour of service
nod interest to date of ma- rht.dinlendri.a tint! ittvhed a-, 1;Ul(, u,u.0 i lreci:ite ti.e cfi'oii. however 1 1 o cock and Ihebenedic-
iritv. biveouriie.ads-Wi'i;vadi;,iiiy L,,;j!v;ne. South, across ihe imperfectly accomplished, I lion is pronounced by 12. 1
d. ,',e....n 1 , wended our 'wav-nuon stoo- i .' 1 . ?. 1 .11 !.Vn.. t.-v.o !i.-ill ma!.-n v.o fiu-thev ..mnl.i. wouhl also remark that the
m
He off
cruc
turitv.
Senator Morgan has pr
sented to the Senate a ivsolu i
tion adopted by a mass-meet i;
an adopted uy a mass-meet 1
gof colored men at iv-
in
1,., . n.K.,,,,.,
llllll,llillll, . Vltl Oil lllili, ' I I I 1 1 I. j
ii,., ,.r 1 1, 1.'.,....., l.m
1 11,- ii.--ir-,ii;e oi i in- nine,: u.u. i
This added to Uio fact tlmt
.. .,i.a;,,,v ,,f ,,.,,. .0 ii,;i i
ti in,., iiu, ,'i 11, f O , , 1 ,0 1 1111-
adel)hi;i adopted ;iresolu( io'u
deelarine- t he nassaee o
f th
Fori . !,;! (,, . Lupoid
s!i:rvs lh.it ihe i:-;,,- :n-
imt li.i:,'.-i ii, , .Hi. i-t!,. .)
t...-ti(i;r v.;,;,', U,.. .-p.,ij.
ic iim iMt':.: 'V -i
.ous to ;r: 1 : n.
, - 1 1 v -; . i ' : ,- ! '". . ;, j
1- l. -v;r r:ii v oi..-t
- y t'.c I.,il,cr oriini.;ili!i
o ! n , . 'I'h.y v..;;iM'. ii
-s ; ii .-. 1 : 1 i . ; i !
Ik',:.! i .
Tii" p:- limin iry t
il'v.ii t ;ii;ni!r
(i i''; .!'. i ii
:i: " .'
r t ' i in i ' ;
; -i -.
II.iM- t!)'
I'm.' I:i .u :
ii; ii i it ; , i
i .ii- if i i i
l,i; ri.ijci-i:
I In:
pn' ilii-.oi i ' : m 'i;iuii
V, i.ot ! u-f I qii-. ;-i '.on lus
l i.ht to frpi s 1. 1 hi - p . ;
, ircssnlal i . C.i a n - u. '
who-i! Yt:k- u it nv; p.,
th.. i-.-mT.: u'':.'!i I ',.!
hipii - mad 'i i t!f f'oar
'! th '!!";- !i-t vi !;. has
ilia, A;;; h ci,.!W:ire.l iaai :,'
lo Spiakrr C.'i'd that !. 1:.
ln.v:i asked to p tipio ?!.ii:i"
! his district. It is to lie ho
1 hat he wiil no! if ih
sa iae huiiiaer he did iniii
; House.
j A lnv h'. i ii i' ii N r a i Ns.
IAUl ' in '
It is with some niisvin-s j
that I make tins attempt to ,
writ' on a subject of which I ;
Knmv 1, lim101 :ui i
.1 :.. i i.,.(
pi- , io.., .o,u o.,,
of Aug. the 2.'Jrd was bright !
and fair. Xeverdawned adny
more peri'.vt in its loveliness,
more resplendent in us c;u;n;
second v. l-airlv the air was
; " ' ,
crisp and cooi, nuc soon uie
golden bars of light, shot up
the eastern sky and gilded
the mountain domes, and. o
ver a slumbering world Ihe
great king of Day rose up in ;
all its majestic beauty. S nmi
alt nature, ureter the genii'"
iniluenceof its genial rays,
bognn to assume a spirit of
;) wakening. Thechi'.lv mists
; t . . i r i i.
t 4i. . i ...II l... I
s;u ions u; uio hum "'urn iii-i;,
"'uOnV,,'' 'Ml,- ,
At.)o, ouviot! ...(lo
i V t)l SIX Hel l 1 :il r un io .
at I cr le.iviae' r.bv i ..rk oi;.' ;
pain leu i m on ' a i i .ca 1 1. , ui
I:ea
:-.( rei cli oi
(' i e;..,'Si IM.t'--
lieilnOek ;lai
1 . : . 1 1 1 - ; ' . . ' 1 1 : 1 1-: - ? 1
!....! :.. ..,. i ..;,.!..,. . ii...''
".e , -'"
ti!''st ;v'as!oi. .now t-eg.-ta ;
nisi, iid'hut: ..III))!, lit ili.i;
l,hi- lo lv' li!
. 1
:ei a -
iiinil wild flowers that grew iii
. -' 1
proi,lsu'il arunl us. On piist ,
irlvUis
us and nioss-covcred!
wldcrs-stopping to drink
M'leaiscrystidwatersthat;
bow
lb
ouoi.ieii innu tin
lli.l-slde.-v--
1 la' shade
we I'iiuM lied li om
woods into a iM-aiii imi om 1;
oin.gut viiuisuea u-om u"-: ovol. tli4 ess loftv peaks that
valleys; myriad.sofdewdropst;nm)iiml . ()U"0V(M.V sMn.
spiirkledon the grass; thej;) m(Mo (h) left the famous
happy birds caroled their j Un,xhv, UvA. is ,.,1,u.,v
morning songs, and the pul-1 ,.,,..,;, ..! ., it,.,.
big. 'i f p of ( ho I'.i s! as-con
.-n. I I h pit li .1 -via tod
n.o'i iis .!'. I-.imI cmiH' and
ti i I .ii ;uL?i" with t h"
i-i.l in t Haver-.-,!.
II.''
;)
' lii izili:' ir!'ii! V
!!' ,''!iltii.
ill w c hi-i in -! ;i 1 1 .) in.-.I h.i Ii
nn- ionrti-v'-s i'si-1. 1-nt
,i;h -v, :r; ., -ojtji.xlt.nt!
;,r, :i !nii. )!. !:iMli-'- of
Ui;i- t.n .- ;i! stjiTomi'lii!:;--'.
r - -..u oi ! lniiv.;.--!1 ;:!
: I . t', ' ! i to il
it t5,-!:j-
:
v 'i Mi';; I
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.'i
t ;i
s-
i-i.-.s
In.
a
N'a
;!.
!;.!. .H'-i! hv l!i-' ! .' !;.'! s
NuMMli'i-r, mi:!-, i.;,.;., :lnMis !.;-.iMty. !I. I'iiy
i-.iV. .-o..'.... -,.., v j!:.!!.,. !!...!::;!!:',;! ti;i.! n:. I
i.n-, own :..'Vf.,-. w..:f."-! C !;;;;! -rr ...--th. tlrtt
; ; mv ! h ' o t ))r
i . !. ' s: Tl.-w ,;
,,1 ,v,a aial t h.-ia t.Mvpa-t. 1
' we ." :';.;. d ,vith t!i.-!cr and;
dir.ic :,ep; nu'd nitii et.thu i
iasai. our joyous hnle hand
;,ave veal to ewrv feeiiny of 1
,i, !i in (ine imiied voice as
;;!! i.i-..- itleect and dazlin.'-.
, !.r,v..;i..d i.s..l, to thei.hms sivaerv 1ml,!. !in- ut
e-aeauaaaied witii
i,i. ; ' i -
i . .
iii'
impi
nciii-i Itv di ii'eic;!:.iis If art; here ma;
oi i.',i"ii iiieiroai. Wt'unii. re'.:
no i
v I if wa lad
oa tin
we re.i.-hed the table-land i
an throue-h a tiineled sea of
wmls()Mj on to the"Iand of
;p s,v y(. now leave the
K,V(; v.xU,ux .Vi)y ,rst nt til(!
eisii.f I :i..ins!i'li We'.
,,,, .,;,iilt;
iii!!-
-!:
p!;.li;K.e OI tliej
rest ' virgin Nature in al! her
trnn. mil bctitv. Not a ii;v'
)()f ti ,,.1 ,,;.,ws, th,
! broad ao:.;in o! Heaven
i',, .,, '. . .....!
iciiiereiu tmii', out novcriug
M yhn of (i
citvo Viiu... seemed stooping
to kiss tli e far away moun
tain peaks that rose up in
. . i i . .
(.u, ,ou t..;1.,,s
oi"uiu ' ra ao-.'iir 10 rccen e
Lookinf lOW.lt ds (he east i
, .
t attracted bv
the towering- form of the
noted "ilrand Father'
s(andi!!'.v like a guardian
1"WJ
,, , i, ,,i i-,1(,i- i, i
; I I I ... ( l 111 . 1 1. 1 1 1 1 ' I lilt , i . I v ' t v ;
i1 owning gnif behav; bo-
l'"'-iyond.the Pilot looms up in !
, ... , .
: ; '.' . ' I
-ta.nas out
, . -., .,
led :n t lie c!o!n'.
.,... ; ,!,.. !)., , I
1 eKi'iv. ! . a il i ! i 1 un-
'
. e. ; , 1 ; ;
!,. ;;S;, the t iherent ;c.u
.1 . ' :r
?oy i;iv0!i,,M-.oiu!iHng!e,I i'.ki
.. .. ,
jh (;i pre.'iki'is oa ni
1 1 1 . 1 I.,,
e or liad of Ihe "Yel-
1 low,- isnnotner, ami nearer.
the lllne llidge
port 10a o the nine ibde-e.grcr, since naving realized a
v.xm jn wlii.h the Tibleislaidowless day replete with
eonsnie-h
K" u"n' 1 " eoaspn
- ; - - '
ooserViiiiou.
Loohiiiii--
on
thea.-.t Hie
ci lehi-aicd
. o
t e iii
;ii t ! acts t he y c.al er
pal I 0(" a 1 1 nt ion. oil ! V- I ;
of v. hi. !i .t m.N t In-n ic m il-
o. and i'.m--i;;iu.-,J saint. iriinn
' .i n ! i ,n p. .a r m t . - i I-n. i
,h. - ,ii !! -!. " I .nuking uv.-t
llii'li ,:v i ;u::ii I
l,i:i,:-i l!!t
m ;i: I .-in-! i.i'jo.;v in t U
!!-!;!!:.. i'-illi -! 1 1. t!.
i - i v i ..(!;?, of (
I. .!!:;.'. ' tin' ! i 1 1 ' i . .
.-J ;!!:' . .tK!..-.-'..-,; -. n;
!.okin:r :u ri tin
; i -I :! !
pliius ;iini i.ir-.nviiy It.dt;
i!' ! Is w h.'i-.. !, i;".'iiu'
iri.i.!i;t
i s i 1 i j ; .
!. :. ;;
I.I, .
Hi !.
I.oii:r uiil tl i' .vn':T ri'is'.oui
! : vt.u..in- xvi.h U,l- '"vr t in s of t 'lliu
i! :inns. Hi-ii'!v i.-l r,-v.'!--j,,i,l;,-v t:l b iS,;l,',, uai'
;-.:iiv l;1M:;;.vo"lt-l.i-.l;li,'l'":,nf,v":
I'M.m win!.' .i.n: on! o; a!i
' , !r.".;'-! o;t!.'iii.-.f ., wo;
!' i cs t !i.
i'i '
soiil: lirl'iV'1
,x- !: (is ,,it,.!, I,w I
i
1 o ''.vivU.' his ski!!: Ii.mv will j 1 1 ';!l( (,!'(''v llis l'1"1
the most indiifeivnt. stan I inu' s;ll,,:
t ri;!.-:i v.m! wi!h woml-i: 1 erei "-l,n' J'hn. np to t his t iiae
may the iididel feel the!'1' !inv, ril!! l!' -'V',i-.v
1 1 aiuvsen -a f ions of ( 'ouimin ; '1,'lt'- have disrm-ed
l;! 'd lave and :idi:iii"it ion U
ih.e (VeahU" of all thiss'aacii-
Ispontiineonsiy from even lnsj
. i
v t ju,;
;ot-i , m utr.iiii.t n--i it, miki
words (o cN;res i vciw I'.oii'e
passion that quivers in the
liuman brejist; here may the
weary of the busy worlit iind
rest und sweet repose.
Where on ( 1 !i- p nit lier's
e Ml ilV pl'iev
i i ::. .a iii cims ' (ii iv:
f .' . . ' "'" - '".
l.ua aiiivl
, . t
Su-u-k lerror to its prey. :
,, ,
m re re (lie icmve l.eil niaiij
sioo.i
b .;H sa vn-e -le.y,
L"IV 1 ""v
' 1 '
An-1 i :l. his love's wild story.
Wi;
.e ouee '. he e;u;'le's jiieri'iiiu'
S T. lllil
Uo.-.i fo.ai !.!:i to hi!!.
i:
' i A ltd wol.e t lie u ihi fawn i'roiit it,
u"' w!
cn-aai
n,.sh!e the sha-ly rill.
Here wh.eie t!ie huiiter lirsr es
pie.! The eai!')!i of the Doe,
And wrde'iieii i!:s lie.ipid v;;lers
.a, a .
, . .
Throiie'i U'lxilo vr.les below.
ben- h, re tre su'i-ui'-ed iiiuh;:-
! ii siteia uriiii.ietir rise;
livie wh-'fe the hiusli of Kvui
hi.iV's chivks
In beaut v t isilH 1 lie skies.
Hero whei" i lie Uio: cleg's tirst
fair Iieains
Across ihe mountains d.irl ;
i lere w !ii ie lii" lingering sunset
dea ins.
ih'liiei.i ut to ilenart.
, ,
e;e sv
lh:..
t lie -! ; 1 ' lii'ld o!
s ..' . s(;,i(K
Wie.!.' sonibre shai.-s of twi'4 rht
!
biike eni tnuis o er t he plan)
I tear iat lent readers, a lew
words inoie and I snail have
,
. . ,, ,
1 1 hi'is'u'ti. it is nscicss tor mej
'.' !o repeat what has already I
lean said in the preface that
have utterly failed to do
shall make no further apolo-
:vv .and have nothing to re-
grct, since ha ving realised ;l
he fullness of uurufiied iovj'?!1 T nH f111' b5JU
J M or bui, light than for the
! kill,,,,on;renial biids. w lu.se ! Cod ''-Jcw,
fond remembnui.-e, nssociiit-
'
ed w itli t c ladclesa sei'iies of
;e;i!if " 1 1
oye SO VC;
W )!
.-.hoi with ni: i;ji..-p.-,.il.!.
hi re L ii r 1 1 : : i ! . t i !
ha v dimmed : h. bi i .hln.'.i
.i ili. yoatl.ia! ey. s tls.it
.i - d ill .! : v..,;i.!.t on
tt-.it i(ic.i;ni-,ili!
' i;iv.
I Vil'M I I il"MMii Vfji'-
Ill ! I !. , j. .).. ! t , i I ;! ;H -t'
I ! i i. .s f hit I.i ':,! i i i !.i i i.-i .
i'r. -i. II. M. I i.n, ( i,i,.
i '. . it i i.i c, l.v i;,il. .Hi. I 'iii'l.'
! ;--iM ill r:!,!i. ;!!, I IK;'. T.O
r. ,1- .1 !-:t!i'
'! vu timet Hiir Sii.rii.
I'h:":iv.;!;);i!! A 1 ! i , of Mi.-;-
. i oi:..'U.v;i'! f-'Ol I..T i:i ;l nT
i;!!ll I'l'Li'iirn! li:! l ln'i'Oli'C no
, 1,1,1 '""-"i- i''.iy fiOi.l
l,'vrrv !-ilt- On on-on-asion
! his Ciipt.on r,,.,i!( hi!n is, !in..
an uiii'xpi'ctfii ntt.-nk
,P'-'''i' t.-ill'llliir lii'Iliinl hilil
.. vauivt
on everv occasam.
Now. if von stir from th;? line
1 1 5ilt"l to ll,)nt
',,'l- 1 hall stand here.
neat iiei.aiij you. aii'l it yon
1 1 start to ran I shall certain! v
kill you."
John heard the Captain
through, and drawing- him
self to nn uuu;sual height, re
plied: "Wa!'. Captain, you may
shoot me if von like, but I'll
! never i'ivo anv low-lived, low
j.i.'i.ti (i idiiu i; lliv iiiivjii:-
. ,! v.m .-.vi I ut iiLii-i
piiVl
- .o,i,, ...
A t M lirieesborO 0 ( )nfed(M-
, ,. , .
;deso;u,er was rusain-,o t ho
vnr wdli all the speed he
COu!d command. An otlicor
... a., i l. : i ..: i ..
doir.e- it.
hailed him and sneeringly
iinpiired w hy he was running
so fast u way from the Yan
kees. The soldier without
stopping yelled back:
"Recause I can't ll.y''.
( Unlwston A e ivn.
S'r.'k ne.-nlaclie and a, sensation
of o' piessioii and dullness in tin;
head, are very conunonly pro
duced by indigestion: morbid
despondency, in liability and
over ivness of the iierves
may, in a majcairy ot cases, ho
treeed to the same cause, nr. J.
a. v Leans Liver and Kidney
Halm and l'illets will ositively
cure.
Fnicilil,' Lftiu;iage fnun IJss pulpit.
The p;ister of one of the
Rabylon (Long Island)
( -hurdles is quoted as deliv-
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pointed discourse at the
mornine, scr:.-e for the bene
fit of the gaudily dressed
vonne men who have been in
.withe halat of sauntering into
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" 11,111 !l ''1' ' o'ja
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th' benefit of the young men
I ho roiue into this church
! ''"'r service luis commenced
would also remark that the
style of attire adopted by
; vouiig men, while per-
ihaps very becoming, is more
suited for ((Minis court, ball
r ,TPT-,A',
Iiiiiitrostum, nml M,i;niich Qisorilcrs. use
msowx-s ?ito i:?rnins.
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t ..!: '.nin-k ttiiath.'SfV nd i;;,cs iu wri )iit