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vol 5. ;
TUB
HtNTINl L.
ooiHttsiiwmwrte the Bete .
A WasiiiugUsi wwiTxjHmiltut of til
He. Yert. !T!i rtttiM Jfiwrwl . i.
the taut ult.Uut ' Uie ssxaasasa. f Dm
i ijJnriiiii a iii iiwi hi faniiuwK ma
uhmmiwm in judical ortT batre,. A
Western IVitotor, who i exist aotatd 6
'heeding the fnxi and nutT of the Mini
jstmtkin, wfl-rously JrrofMMtcd toad to tae
nia (he work aaf nxwwlmptiii owe again,
bcginaiiisj' with Nirth Carolina n4 IV
rid It will ht iwbiw4 tfcfttft
th Conservative Victory ia Tuaii lt
year jas " vMWt was riaaaga
rated the Ha by whm of thw IUti
rl uwtnlier trm that State, awl wmi4
Mb? evidetwe was token bv the Kwi
iVirtka Ooaweilia. botyth aariHt
1
eca" flually di ip iri of l
VThr tlinvsy pnt-xt far
g Xotth Carolina are the
At
verof Iloldcu, and tlw pro
position of Governor Bullock, of
yri. ! ineease i it.iiucn tne nuai-
l.t tiltj,., Ilia ll.A llnmnrnti
mang uraliiig a movement to destroy
til work of fvicoB.triicti.m in that rvutc.
wtbernyihin; will actually coinv fron
tlli'ae R.i)icl (rant and litre.-!! n-in.iiliH.
for t4w fm nr-1 (Ifloji : li lt it ix hn'n '
8wt kI etiwftaW IF5rlf'Tf'Wi."
wlx-re It i wll kiKin n that h imitid t !
jinyrHtiinif itr tlir rrcHiili-mii mu-tw
1 MM.
We hare no doulit lat that a frt-Hn t.,
thw rtfnct prrraiU at "tlie Whit H. !.'
. but t rMmjtroeth Koulhirn Sttitm fi r
gutag Hi-mmJratk', and k i (iloiw N
York, M'umMiri and Wwt VirginU, will I
"UMi.4UrtUon.aihl )(tpva4! i h nnrttrr
tut the prl to auhmit tn. li.inil
d McaiRma kav Un piviittH) t lw
carrii il iutii tT"H fi lh" war. uiil r
the la til' jwace, and th Iti-tti-r pnUoti.iii
tit t&il 4 ptilitiail HlMjrty ilirmiti
itt the country, hut the hi eiyi-ti.
llrr ? lw C80(ht ly 'TMK lTchMti
1fc"h hfifin to realixe thuJWct th:.t
I It w all duw iu -ihv iMirt of a
jMrtyj ttuA that that party and its
leaden an Very Corrupt and only attuatr-l
by etUUh and UUIiuunt nuttivra. J l i
It gnt change in public wntimrnt lis
titkim and cuntiiiun to Uikc il.r, unci tin
mn and the party wliirh have dimiiKiiiit. d
tlie piibl'u', and abuwd ita rdiilhlim-f, nr.
f,-iiK-ratie party r.-inmiiii-M n
UtinUtdy to talk of mi.ntni. to.
TV UHiplf hVf ri-ii.-b.-il lln ll "wvoittl
iierthoiiKlil. 'iil ill""i l ifill'-r l-l-
1
Into suib int'aiit""" prmifdii'K-
Hot onlyttie rtonth will l- nnili-il.
tit it
large iiuinlcr of Noithern tin. I We.
i.ui. will l with thetn. n.-rkin.
t.
geii r f.w Deiii.a racy ami me g' "
.m.niri- tin. Hhe tas.iile. Ami 'belt
the comrHtnition of mmgiutw-aiu-e
ihn
urwitlcaat the White House will
be sent
to hia home to lie soon brit
ItttOll. MO' I
cigars iii
there permitted to smoke bis
peace.
AS II0MT UMUCM.
A mail of Very " iititi-iisinnioTi- pi-. jii,Tic. s
aaid to us on one m-cnsion, that "no an".
Radical cottbl lie bimi -st in bl political
sentiments." We were not entirely m-
aHafd to endorwr hia declaralioit, though
We could not. then, eatt trp tm instnnrr tn
iiaprove It, ami littve Is-, n since then con
Btantly watfhHiff f i-t tb-it
Would serve as a rcfuliitioii to our friend'"
wwping declaration. We have at last
tmrnl It in the is is. in of Mr. Anderson
-
Wire of Wake cminty, who called on u
(eaterday. and with whom we had a unit;
Coufab aliotit thinps political, agricullunil
and Riiacellaneouo.
l Mr. ftlke ta the nutwt declnred himself
Radical, and said he Toted for Billy Hoi
Am t Oovem.ir and t-r the prew-ul cm
atitutioa. Tliia we ba caicluaive ei
dttnre of hia beinjr a Railk-al.
jit. ytlye ys ne " inn. .
t aa an evidence "f hi? honesty, ti.aa
fc dmd baae GticrDor iuiptau-hcd
tad pvl Iwyond doing the Wateany lurtn-
cr Btiarhk-f ; and he declared also tnai ne
OSrCa to trr- Uie pteaeat conatitution
changed, and wort Id voft for a ; convention
to change it AHhoughNhia drfiwuiina-
tioa atay possibly be the result of pcrrf-
Uca, we are willing to credit it to the
ether virtue, and admit that, at least, there
any be one politically honest Radical.
V Mr. Olive etpreaan great gratification at
,H Oovernorw effort to menrt Ma v,ay.
ha don't think that ahnuht iuf?i;iic
1 f 13 LevtJatttre in dealing witn nun nr
hat ha haa do. ' ,
Fomev wsnta to aril hia Waahinubm
?K-KdJftfcJ$iA jifrsWu
guata that rival. Dougjas imv ij,snflie
rrfHe-lT wlitTthe ixffi'Tig una- pihlult?-
TTiiT FrtsL would lie just tlie mau, we
should think, to ruathv Itadiiwl organ at
ttteaal of gwiii uititiil.a--yKrarjJl Prpr.
Fred, eould'nt well run it any where ehw.
a th xoternatcnt" W without a head
aa .
enapier.it "Wtiat t Know aooui ranii
inr and writen in the 7Vf '"Mv
Beit tatptawsl Task ia thine!"
"We tear that" the public waa more ita
Board BBoa than 'eif." ,
.Tbe expevefiturw of the.icity of Wi
tnaugtoa front Jaauaary 10th ta December
WHh170, amorjBt to 18i,33,l S.
i-'.'-c.,!.;.'' atsa
Kewbeva Bfjiu Vwna iul Courier te
ut la favor of (ba reatoral of all political
dataUbtiea, " "
G73& '
4 DASCM Or BLOOD.
Senator Kaiunnr, of Mawarhnsertivin a
few day j(o, upon Pnaadcut Grant' (tea
I awningo joti. hnrae a Mhi
fr h!Jtnit tlif ru ...J.U1 1.K, lfi i 111 -l)H
ftamal coti.uuu I on reus to a dance tH
BTSgasiire of I
ritaivnvc, Heveral aUjat an aim!? bevs
takmti and fonsriwa at aww awinwi d to
nUkti auwbcr,H .
Aa biNWelt -onfr f (Uo4 ft tiM-
tnd, ftweral "ttrpa" fat "maiiaw
violent?" Iuvr ! takra,and, tf we i la
ta Ire not, tlt hooiitgtdc Btrnaw baa Vad
Miwwh it t ibi with moat, if ait 8 of
Uwm. We are gl4 W nd h. Uirid
4iid iHbiitiiu MoaaauK . Aa4 'r
ans far" it -ularly btd to know tlUt kc ha
fMitik-Wrt iut.irriiy ahtutt him to oppuw
awtutur itrtum up ia thr HiUrrata at a f.
whom tlie American people are taitglit, t(j
Mil frwrtdont, " ! , 1
Tin: Buy nf Htiituna hi ia pminirAn wa
lir Ilkml&atott. W-wV- the-' 9nvl
h.trrHa ia tlw world. It ia alo aid to
lr a flue watering place ; aud an hiexel
Ivury, has a wenkneu Sr auch
plau-x, tlii may partially account tor hit.
interrat in the matter. Rumor furtln-r
h.ith it, that the Preidint, whoeterhaa
iin f, c to hit own private, a well m pul-lit-arl'.tint,
htiaimb-red into a colluion witlt
lU.v. (hi- 1'n-r.id.tit ol Dutititiyt, audotli
th. uiui -ut-htjsi'd.,. , uuuibiijt . ojf ktH
i Mini, till .4 wljlt-h twar tip. hi htatroV
wp -
-.in it, l out in bohl' relief Senator Bum
tier t bartn all thin in his ttpeeeh, and
titM li iiiiin-nf a like tharat'ttir,.whit'h h
) lw proen, aud lie t-harnett-rizi-a
'he whole ai-hume att a ctimtpt
piece of jobbery, nut in lli Uiwrenln
..f the I'ttited Ktat., but of the few ja-juja.
itattie he intmtiiHia ; and among them ap
pears the n nine of "Qrant.' We hope the
Sitt.itor may au.ttv.-d in aloppiii); thia, an
well us all other Mi;tcp of violence" on
the part of (Vwigrei, when ryjittttur, to
iloineKtic aa well an foreign afftira.
77fA" HKI'l'Hl.lCAU PARTT.
Wh.n tbi.i iiiKtitnlioii reeeivea mch
pnncheN uh the following from ita frit-mis,
i lltertt not cause for rejoicing on the part
of the country,, aud the Democracy f
The New York Trilmnr thinks the Rad:
mil party in (ieorgia dietl of "great men."
It ile. late tint ' eui ntaitv ireut nien. each
tti'terintiieU to have Ion own way, are ttw
many tor a ninle .State."
And further:
Tin- New York Tritium tytptisaaa) tha
jm'J.tiU-.sV Hi teToil'nr'bplte cu.l.tavura
.il't'iov. 'Ilnll.s k mid his In. inln lo prolong
hia iiitthoi'ily b an iiuwarrante.l eonslrue
nun.
i.lltl l.ll OttlHT eotliesses inn.
lilie:.tiisin in (.istr-j-irt. as tn ni.t't ?vmhii
,u St iles, has been nounded in the house
if it-- IVletl.ls." el lb
Tnl-'itir was anx-
mis t . ss- tbts ).ai'ty
r.-a. uitsl in the lab-
l.s-tt.ul.
In addition to this, the Washington cor
t-siMiiideni of llic llml.l sttys:
Tli
ut is 'be ltvhublir.au iarty is
ltitH'lcslv
plit.
iUitr tl.iM ti through trom
SpHulding's pivpart .1 glue
l..pt
I. ittoin
Vt oll't r-al C It .
Hitch thrusts as these, are cruel. We
! sin pt is. .1 that such brave veterans as
(ircclv nud Itciiiittt, should engage in
bing tin dead bsly of an Asa. and
then-, rrrrrmttv, TOrnrrt tt at acngnrjui
amiis.-tii.-tit.
However, let the good work go on.
What is death to your republican frogs, is
Inn for our country of democratic boys.
This tribunal assembled i" this city on
y.-sti may. The fiiilowmg gentlemen were
extiinined and n.lmittcd to practice law in
the several Court of this rttatr, vi:
la,.,,- Melvin Alexander, tlraime Co..
William llorlon Bower. Caldwell
Henry Oroves C.vnnor, W ilson
Jacob Hunter Flemiuing, Wake
John ,I.w-ph Fowler, New Hanover
Daniel Uaywo.Nl Hamilton, Orange
William Gaston Mewns, Cabarrus
William Han well Face, Wake
lti la'rt Prilehard, Warren
Kobert WMIa. Saudiler, Mecklenburg
l.uthur Gravea Waugh, 8urt7
Joaeph Cheshm- W rWi, Orange
8aniuel lienry eiD, Aiaiiinu
Ta Rivaa tt.v6JK Wa learn fmtrf
k CoTtcaJxaldent 111 NaSlVthatl the Taf
Hiver Railroad Craupany has beea organ
ized, and expect to cooiutenc the grading
of their road ly tba 15th of the present
month. The1 officer, at the Company, elec
ted at a recent meeting of the stockhold
era, are 8. J. Walton, President; T. E.
Westray. Trtaeuror ; W. T. Gnflin, Becre
turr, and W. H. Rolibina, General Agent
Hie line of tliia road is lutmdcd to ran,
we believe, trom Franklinton, on the Rl-
. .... i, 1 ... l.il UiMint
etgrKanu uaaioo uaiiruao,
j the Wilmington and WeJ.lon itona,
i,S ilii .iv eiirrviriir facilittea to a con
silrbleirope of very roliirave fcrm
lands, andNif economically eratriK tod
Uie narrow
a diw-Hptio- of
.kUas mthrisbjed anme two or mnw
initfUlii " hajta nftjuttbt U caja ha
hout'ad "ett"S"oiJ.'oi('
near Nahunta, to Wayne County, owwed
bv tiia heirs of the late 8eml Pate, was
eora and several Ulea of Cotton were ootv
aumed. The fire waa accidental. , '
The Teurnanvent w hich name off oa the
Sindultat Snow Uill "aatoniahed the
naUvea." Capt Swift dcliyered the charge
to the Knignts. The tilting resulted ia
the succtaa of Mr. Alfred 8aar, (Kright
of the Laud of Lee) of Green. Oouatho
crowned Mias Abby Carr, Queeat lve
and Beautyj Aaoi the Maids of Honor,
w noticed the name of one of Raleigh
nanv tair danghtrn, turn joana
i
Bi tw that tin of pmniaa; that fauw
k witl few h tlie eye of I le reader, in prrnt,
aMnliaVjiwnaj
bV ftm away and new year dawaaat
n,'ja, mi l.riysffrteg
a. .....,.i, t .k.
.. , ., . '.....,
thw fMbWiaf avaotiral poeaa, writ tea fay
that fr ut 6rt A mericua poeta, (mmxxt
r. Pmrttire, naarty thirty yrwn aj(o. , We
hav cuaat aanaw Boikiaf; anw beautiAd
la alt oar nadios; aaMmg utkra aaeta -.
" TBI CLOtUKU TJUI. '
Tm aiUaiaiit' holt aoar ao4 nae wvr
ia bnaxliatf, lia a aautla apttll. '
Tlx attll aa4 awtavlHai waria. afarlt! War
Willda . . .. ;:. .:
Ta knll'aM4 kawa arc i,, ta aa
tit utarptov tmar. .o nr-j
In w.iitw nut ; , a I!,.-
o tLMaMM-w-nAUt, v..v , miliiuia. r
.ik.. 'tt-1... lyMHieM ntiruuu i htM ait at attt
jWj.'WU -i lUtl n.i niacirity uiiuault UimXT, T
ioatm, Jt-, iM-tj-ttt uuitnw, Autauu'l xt
"tittt frmu,
And inwr with hU aired loeka. and breatk
la motirtif ul eaUeuw. Iliat etKite attroati
I U .1.11,1. I , I I lu- Bwiwuu MMW t . . .1 wl !
yha Urn V wtirrfy-wltB ful tourBtoy
wail,
A ah-uuu-holjr tlitvp o'er Um di-.wl xmar.
iittne trotn toe eartli forrvnr. ' Tta tttna -
ror niutaorv antt r.tr U-ar. Wttliiu lite deep.
SUU chamber of the heart, a ipoctre ttltn.
v noar lonea are ilkt Uic wtnnt votce til l itnc.
fieard from ttie tomb of uointa It eold
And aoteuta thiKer to the kesulif ul
Aud holy viatotu Uiat nave unaa'd away,
And left no ahadow of lhir Hvltucaa
i nt the dead wante of life, Tlutt ttoeetra llfta
The foftlil-ltil of hoott, and Jy. and totrr,
And, iH-iMjitttf monntfttUv atniie Uie iiale
Swept forma that alniuliur Utons, aeattel dead
Mow!'
O'er w hat ha u'd-ti noaitita'ai'aa 'Hw rew
Maafone, and;, Willi It, many axtorious throng
xn niy art-aiut. it - mark hi tin .well lirow,
V oreame. it-mark laaea wW, I
awjrtB'rirr. - nut. a Mil n
Uyoa t-M atrotit; tiiati, and the liauu;ht.v form
is iaimmi, aiHl uie nsrtiiunf eye ! Ultu.
It tro.l the hall of n.velry, whur Uir..ii'.l
fhe lirtlit and joyous, and the tearful wH
Of tri 'ktl .nits, is liearU, when; eral lh otif
o.iu rs'kl.-m. shoul r-.Miii.U-d- It ww.'d o'er
Tht battlv pUtu, when; kword and snear aud
hield
Kbish'd in tin libt of niiddut and th.- trrairth
Of Mirti.-d hoiU U iihivej'd, and ttte tft-ftM,
llr.s;tt front.,Uie atitlof earuatfu,- wwt atsiva
The eruslt d aud wouideriuakelvton'. lteaide
And fadwl like a wrealh of mist at ni;
Vet, cia It melted in Ui viewK-aa air.
It heralded It millions to thcfr home
In the dim hind of dreams. HetuoraeleaaThae
Fierce spirit of Uie a I ass aud .-yl-tie what
Kiwcr
Can slav hitu hi his sfl.-nt t-ourse, or uiett
His irou h.-art Ui pity tm, still ob
Ile presses, and Inrsver. The v.iud bird,
The condor of the Andes, Utal -su soar
Throairh heaven's tmatliouialu depths, or
brave
Ttie fury nf the nurtbani IntrriesiM.,
And Mlie hia tiluinui; In Uie thuoder's horns,
Kurts tils broad wutfs st nightfall, and sinks
down
To-rest uptiu his !iiouiilaUi-c.iag,tmt Tuas
Knows n.K the weight of sleep or weariness,
Aud nhfht's deep dsrkueas haa no chain to hind
Ills ruslitag ptutou. Kevt.lutions awaep
ll'er eartii, like Iroithlrd visimis o'er tlie breast
Of .lrcaiuhiA" sorrow ; elites rise and sink,
Like balttas on the water ; ierv isles
SiriitK. Idaxinv. ftsan ths; oi-.esmtfcfi.iMelt
I o Uielr titvsu-rio
Their tall heads Ui Uie plain i new eiuptroa rise.
(i.ttherinK tin- strenKlli ot IMmrv ceiuunes.
And rusli down like the Alpine avslsii. lw,
Sts.ll.i.i; the tuitions, au.l Uie very stars,
Yon brihl and l.tirnini; likMotiry of tlod,
(ilttu-t s while in their eternal depths.
And, like the I'letsd. loveliest ot their U-tun,
.Hbisil from tb. ii glotious spheres. Slid psss
awa.v,
To dsrkh- ill tlie trackless void r- -yet Tittle
Time, the Knnh Imildt-r, holds his fierce career,
lli.rk, sw.ni, alt intiless, and ittiae not
Amid the uiurhty wrecks that stnn his lth,
To sit and tinlse, like oth.-r cinijlleroi-s.
Upon the f.-srlill ruin he lias wrouliU
Ttrc cnnmrtrreTr ' Hpp'iinlcd to"" vnflr'
Petersburg, Norfolk aud Baltimore, says
the Kotwolt .. in connection with the
proaiaed thorough opening up of the
lltianokt rivet i'y b estabJislimont of
8teanilsi.it Navigation Company, willrom
mrne their work th week . rt rs de
signed to rtise n stock company with n
capital of fiO.OOO or f Jo.OOO, half of
which amount has already len sulwcrih
e.1. The meeting for the organization of
the company will lie held in Halifax, Jan
16th. .
The colored people of Fayetteville had
a Tournatn.-ut on the 20th inat. Aaltantee
Chivalry was represented in the peraonsof
1 i sable k uights. The coronal ion ball which
was to have followed, waa indefinitely
.ufrsined bv the interference of "blue-
1 r
ruin," which marred the poetry of the oc
rssi. awd prevented things going off as
merry aa a marriage bell."
A Bl-aciMEH "Ooail" Sometime ago,
C. M. Farrias, keeper of the Capitol and
of weights and nienaiirea, chief guard of
the arsenal, and also at the head of the
1 60 wardrobe, was diwirwuVof converting
ranitot. 8iuaia into a ehrtbbery "that
rMienstone''tiiighf adniire," and morf than
once aunotuiced the putpeof setting out
in these grounds a specimen of every tree
and shrub mdiginoua, (only 4idnt aay
UKliuinoua.) to the soil of the Sure, Wild
locust only were to be excluded, oa the
grmnd that there were lote-etmf enodgh
.Imui. ih fTanltol alrcadv.
We give thia anecdote aa a'epecimen of
lUletgQ Wit, box ongiiuu waa aw , wo si
not equal to auca euorat, uttuvuiuaiiy.
Ocrra A MisTiXC Tlii Salem Prem
mistakenly represents OoT- Vauee aa op
piajctt io'talfmpeyuniehf of bat old
hit. W. W. Holden. The latter ia aaid to
hav made overtures to the finne, which
elFyropertaTjn H4-
dcui!! Is i!oae4 an liitorv'kK and
UlsfaaX.ai.deiJlllsL
ivV-kwow juf wo- rewfB -why Vamv
, i i , Am .rrwbt ttrmM .'Ten with lha
ertlkeh-aa ; hence ws aay, the Prmt w mis
taken ia aayfng that GotTV'eaMTs trppoa-
toJmpc-hni.ent
SKWAttD'a iMpniatscm.
'heWewTork
The ex riocretary refuaed to deal, art
Mwimtnletioaa. with any perana leas
the axoaarchofthe Empire of Japan
himsetf. The Mianaten of fttau were eaavr
to extend him distinguished and cardial
welcorie, but the Amenraa ataleamaa
.r.nJ -rirat diositv. and Jap-vneae pfena-
dsnu were violated that royalty might do
him honor. Americana aave maoe uar
way to the head of the Japanese anay aad
nav bat Ui ta, we believe, the Bra tims
one has iieoetraiea to unaum-i
of the Mikado.
RALErGIi; N" C, 1VEDM-S3AV,
TAKH8ILUN VOV HT
Tho Caronct' Con,
lT?'j?.HLJ!-yisuftaa' i trt."-
uimi aewjuia," Ta atfauaaao
- - aaiata," -ri unt lkrt.uai,A
,, j, .! a irjAaa,'' t' TM. ,
,' i at memmn,J tn, mnu mo.'
!:' j a CSiAHTBB I. - C -.
At wiid aU na waa raaaar aptw thd Mrrl
Mtraaatau thta, aaar tbe - cioee of a dreary
November d-ty, and aky and watm were
black' wttti ttw irlooai of thr aurVhai ami
furwMM IfliiptMt, featfnw which a atnall aail-
mg veawt wat aetKtilinfr aader tairu a.Het.
Ikr kaiild jiml... Pi-Ty-J
2T'i;vi.?"--ar- - t -. " i
vanou mat, ou tw?r way mm .uaitiiart
tofahftno. - ' 4 1
fjkwhad on Wwd two aeammt, a-rfd two
pat1 wmiiWlt. f -t i -t '
heae paaaMiKeta were iLiifrlwiuMMi, who
had procured puig on The dull to J'a
leruu, w hence they intended to rnilfctrk
-"pmitf ,ilte,,jaMijli!taK. U ..fitlhiwiiia;
day.
- Vi'hiic. the ( 'apt (tin and hi nwiHtiiiiti.
''f atteniltnjr tothi-irduttis.antl exprc
i.ig upuelieoiiuB ax to their aali-tv, the
two l-.ngli-iliiiien stootl apart, leaning
aainat the low l.ulwnrka. and .iirvoying
tlie wild arene aroint I ihcui.
The? men, er both jemug, apparent
ly of tht- aaine age, aUittt three auti twenty,
lMit m i.le.utly Ibcy were not of the name
nation in life.
One, the ajiorc tttiikiutr of- the two, was
pair ot tourl.w blue eytta, tiet umb-r a wbh
antl niaaaive furel.eaJ. joidLittUMt 4araJsss-o
tnrotia titsns,itii.n ainia ilnuntless rountge.
Ile Waa tluv Tres.iliun, the only sou and
heir nf Mr Arthur Tressilian, Baront-t, of
'Trissilian ('.nut. Eon-land?
Ilia coiiiiauiou pn ariite.1 a n-mark.-tblt
rcseuiblanc.- to hhri, liciug also tall and
slender and fair, with lawny hair and in us
tachc, but lie bad not the frank smile, the
bright, h-xrtrss frsork; or file joyoiia'apir?!
thai chantcteried young Trcasiltau, . Young
as lie was, he had seen much of the dark
side of life, and hia experinnrra had been
such aa to develop in nun aotne of tlie
worst qualities ot hit nature.
He waa Jasier Lowder, (4uy Treaailian's
hired travelling cmtpauhHi and Ixatom
frienti. The meeting and coMBantion of ths twa
b id a touch id" roiuaiiiw Young Trenail.'
iau had aent tour years in a Uertuaii null
veraity, when-1 he bail Ims-ii" graduated
with honor. On leaving the university,
u otHtlieiice bvhin falher'a written com
uiantl, lu; had undertaken a tonf nf the
rotmtriea inclosing the Meditrranan Sea,
lu company with one of his late tutors.
This guntletaan U-hig unexpoctwlly pro
motet) to a pnrteasorshiji, abandoned Tres
Allianat Baden, t o- wm vo na another
tntve I ntjriwipsoi.oi
of the verv rl art,.
tertiui through tllw a - rnrlerrr,
hail been assaulted by a trio of hj oii
coutiltyaieu, all more or leas intoxicated.
It waa"appareut Ihat they took him for
it no! her, and intended to wreak vengeance
It I 111 Without allowittir him to
speak, they forced him to defend hitusi ll'.
tiuy was getting tlie worst Mf the contlict,
w lit-a a stranger t-Htiie ntnning to his assis
tance, and in a few momenta the two bad
put the rultians to (lighi.
This airauger who came so opportunely
to (Jnv's assistance was Jasper bowder.
1 His r. tiililiiilce -Hi yonrtg 1 teswliau
wakened in the hitter a romantic itttcreat.
He questioned Lowder, learned that he
was poor and alone in the World, and took
ilin witn nun i nia innet. iwiennp in...
the sitnilanty of (.blurt mill, ntc.l a siini
larilv ,tf biSI.-s and naltins, tic engage. I
Lowder aa his Irav.-lting .oiupumm, ami
the past yrai tlttxhprt'TrftTfriTTnO"0
ke lirotliers man nae euipioyei aim em
1 Ilia atorui is a npcuim '"ui- i .
Lowder, cliuging with Ixith lian.ls to tin
bulwarks. "Do you think the craft will
stand it, Tresaili in f J .......
Oh, ye,''hwefea young IressiUau,
wiDinit the salt spray Iruiu ins lace. I lie
.. r. ... ... i.UIV. ........ ,,1.
aptatn anows uie rmin. ."".
(. In two hours, or b-ss, we shall la- in
he bay of Palermo. In three hours we
shall he domiciled in the bnd rooms ol
he hotel Trinat na. with the liest supper
which Meaaer Hila. can furnish. Ami
to morrow, at noon," ha added, "we shall
embark for Marseilles in a Message rica
Mteiouar." A
And from Marseille you will proceed
tn Kturlan.l and to Tressilian lyourt. aaul
Lowdtr, with Hue bitterncaa. "Ann
hat is to become of met 1 have naa
year of unalloyed happiness, and now
comes back the drudgery, the hopeleaa
toil, the anxieties of Uie wrebthetl oia Uie.
You picked me op at rnwen, a poor au
venturer aockintr totraia a fivitre- by tearh-
ng English, and tDe-same uestiuy is ppea
to bve now. - ,..r .
Tressilian turned h is handsome face npnn
hia conipanion in surprise and affectionate
reproach,
vJaper T he exclaimed,-"you talk afaag
olv. Du vou , awpnnae 1 have called ye
fram aad brother an long, aud loved yoa
so well, to lose you now f 1 meant to have
written to my lather concerning you, 'atatl
your future, Jasper, but hi udd.' recaH,
received yeeteruay, causes aae to tom
home without writing. I shall telegraph
from aUreriltca that yoa will earn home
. 1., : , t V--.
with tne. Ana you win, win von " sou
will DOtaband.n roe, my m.md! 1 will
charge myself with your future. I will
that yot) obtain the jjion to, whfchytH
talents entiile yi. Yon have no tie to keen
vua oa tlie C.mtiaent t"
A strange expression paased twrer Jaaper
JjftfrfiftWlaF1 AaaaXi -- - - ."'r"---"' .-.-'trST'-J I-'- -l1'"'' -
"No, I have no be aaid huekily.
"Ajid yoll wUigah.wnatwilh aie
I arwua ii.iiiiw s s t-
iftjattolmaW to- Juyini
"W hat wivoar lma1 tit Jl
your gerawWity Quixotie. He wiU tnsmiatj
t l: i . iiu wl 4 mmmAuib- Ki,M
3aies firw-ru'Cre Tils aon
uua ma ,. ---y
a sadden lurch of the little vessel, a
was sweeping over the seek, intemipted
i-Ia wrong ntv fiaUiej aM.lYrlriliail,
r . i - r " .it- i .i k. a
the sentence.
hi blue eve kindling, when the vessel had.
nirnted. "tie at uie nooieias man in wis
marld. He wilt welcome Bty friend aa hi
own. You wUl lor hun, Jasper, a I do,
when you know hum.c
He doeawH aean) very affn-tiooate,'
reenarked Lowder. "j'oe have been away
fmta your home fur 8va, years, and be has
but just recaJlea yon !" -
' Youns Trts.ailliaa'a check flashed, aa
Lowder saw in the lurid glow that -mo
mentarily righted np the sempestuou
aoene. . NX. ,. "
"Yoa krvAwj or can ffuss. Urn
Jaener ." h aai.1, with arntethnur of
aflort. "My father haa a ward, tht daughter
,..-"' " -a. ;''.- ' a...- . ,r- ; v -. . ,' . ..- . . ;, , i . . . . , ,: . ' " - ' -
JAXUAItl 4 1871: "
, .-... ' I' W ' A - ' ... -.- :
daa ubt fiiettitAh (, hftar that wnj
i -Vaa.", aHeutal Aaiwitar.i .MAn4 alia
" -W )iLJUU. tit a a Aba haitrrl
lAttueiuitd aliota yuu aavwtatkeuaoaiairh.
jjjj'.S.iir IB iTO faWiia'aikawad j,df
vZ4 r is l.i-....o(.-.'i. .ft.;..?
4"-Via. My tWioi fiiaiiir-rmyia"ru
hare ue marry aUaacha. H (tul utt wi-Jt
Uflo draw p (OKHthM, VV aitawhl
kyu to rtffard aaeh" other aa brathaf. and
at-ti-r. When Bltia.4 canie Ut live at tlte
L.urt ray fatlter aunt a t tierutaay. The
ui,',ltt before I left hiMuc. he talkd tuejnwi
hi library and toid ni aU Ida Iwoua jynl
pi: na fur aiy fuluin, and, ontaaatod naa. at
continue worthy of ia innucwat ward, and
to keep my heart pure ft her. I bate done
acn Janper. hava avr. yet jwadjMiy wa
mtui. And ytttlerday i iwuivwi ruy iittlier't.
ninitioni. locootr ftotwe. 1U mmlbtl
l, f v
ti.li li
1 rikCj''era- 4Jk'
ox niarestt hi hrart, tie wauta
in to rotur
return, and ntarrv UlaiK-lre. I shrink
trnni trie pmt-il ntarriv. i dtead (ra)
ing home. And ,1 dread offending niyldav. Btij if it ibm t. ytait are rwwtnte
f..ll.-J 1 a .. j u. :. ... ...I. ,i.:-rr-T- :. .r 'f '" r
diariaild'.-bo ton-il hiw rhau any
wotifet. It ia lytrd, Jartjn-, tt revolt against
the h.,v ami plans of a kind and gencr
ou Colter, whoM very lore for uie caitsef
"him to urue na lliia inarrhytjr,,. ,mMm
THrW Cw' 'lrjIy,'. and with a
tmni,"e isiiilt full of amorin" bittemuaa.
"My ..xpcj-icuix,' haa Iwcn whicly dillert-itt
from ytiurs, Trtttailutn. Did 1 ever tell yon
of tny father ?"
"No. I l.aik It lor granted that ha ia
de:i.." "rVrhapa ho ia. I 4Hi't know,"
aaid Lowder, with a ruakkaa hui)rh. "Uut if
ho ia living, he ia a acoumlrel. Don't alart,
Treniiliiin, at my unlilial ttpcech. Wait till
you hear my atory. I am in a desperate mood
to-nihl TbinMiinn atiiv up all the bad
withiuttHr. Aa rtt'jrly ,al cajidialMifttMy
old
ave no proofs of it. All I positive
ly know ir this. My mother was of li'im
ble station, in. tt v. with blue eyes and tin
qppl.- liloasotn face, and tender, appealing
ways. She was the daughter of a widow,
rvm.lihg at Rriglilon, The widow, my
grnti.buother, kipt a l.'.iging house, ami
my ful Iter, n gay .lashing youn fellow,
eame to liMlge with her. As ntiht have
hrt ( Xpm.driie "fell -In love with hia
l:iiiillab'sdaii(rjitrr. Hcofl'ered the young
girl iharriitge, on condition that the Union
should b kept secret until his affairs
brightened and he chtwe to divulge ii
The y.iim girl hived him. ' Her mother
was ambitious and js'tiurious. Tlie result
waa tlie lover hail his way, and married
the daughter if his landlady quietly, al
most necretly. , 1'hen he took his bride to
London, tn cheap aud obscure hnlglnga,
where, a year later, I waa Wrn."
The wiatl for a iniHneut . drowned hia
veai. A H prew nWi lulled, h ''eaMnaed
reck leasly, ami With pasHionate bitterness :
'For ycitrs my mother and I lived ia
those stinVi, obscure loilginga until her
lilo.no haO failed, and she had grown thin
and wan and nervous. My father visited
us at -atati d aeaaotis. once or twice a week,
-i-wjiniuL'ix.a,,aii mi i - i
. 1 . ,1. IKt
-l W(i-o of whom hef f
ttW'l I Ail I have g.io.1 ron ,to
iHaicteJfflT! nail tine lodgings at uie
Went Kifflr where he was uupMiee.l to la
bachelor, mid Ihat he went into fashion
able society, w hile niy prtor mother nud I
l.v.,,1 .ilws-ttrelv. He waa a profligate and
a roue, htl he had an air of fashion that
awakened my boyish admiration, and
aroused my mother's affectionate pride in
hitn. Sit wat always pleading tofa- in
tro.luce.1 to his relatives, and to have her
win publiflv arBowlcdged. H my rot her
alwavs put Iw-r oil', saying that he was not
-vet reartrr Wnra mrt and desrmtrhtg. titr
;.,..i i.r .'lie.l when 1 was ten M-tira old."
Again the wind shrieked pan. apiia the
litlic vessel lurched, the sea sweeping her
,i.t
The i stitain wtvaincd his orders to l.ix
nteu, ar.U lor a lew- niiiiuics.ns".'... .
...I "
".t ntrr WTTf WaTneTT-rat.t i.owtii-1 .
A . t -a hid sk v
"V..s luit I've seen as bad." return, d
TV..ilia "We shall make port. nil nrrm
nev.rfear. We must be well on i. war t
the Cap tli Gtillo. And it's only seven
miles mmi tlie cape to raieruio.
Rut Uie seven miles in una atonn an."
worae thtn seventy in good weather. These
coaaU an- ilaiigemtia, Tressilian."
lewder shuddered as uc mrtrjni ca
and sky.
"Iltitslioilt your lailier. jaapert se.
Treaaitlnn, who had become dot-ply iiit;r
eated in his compsnion'sstory. "What did
he do after your mother's death ;"
-1 retnainMl at the old lodgings with
rmr shtglr old wrryant a mnntti nr Wore,
my father visiting me aever.il times, aud
ex'iirewiiig anxieiy as to what he BiMmld
do witli uie, A week after -my mother.
death, he told me that his brother war
dead. A month later, his father was killed
by being thrown from his horse. Myfathci
came into riches and honors by these deaths
At laafi decitliiur to rid himaslf of me, he
itrmk wdrnvwtw -ir "lr
grandmother. Iter sons were ueno ; .-aac
fadiriven op kT'ng Msc"t,, art'J, Jaw
frmwl . 111 iserl V. He promised her five bun-
!ire.l' tvuind a vear to keen me, aad t
t .1, tliH.H-ndofmv tmternitv, anb
sninlr promising to arkiiuwledge meaiime
riuv u his son ann n -ir, i lie um tum"
mkI tnerrv out hi wishes. She would
hsn nasi anvtntna nw luoue,. .a"
asm m father aimin. I went to Irhtal
Crew tin, and at th! age of twenty-one
eiuru. into uiv wnanuiorniic " uwwj. wv
fruits of year of saving, ahe dying at that
time. My father had deliberately abandon
ed me. i did not know where to awk hire
if I had Wished ta. I took y money and
aluntd. I had been two year on the
UuutiiH.-ut.aad had spent my Uttteiurtun
when I met you. IV rest you know." ! I
"An mid, romantic storv ! But why am
r llh.T XluiUliVSJ VOr t
TllM lit WrtLrhtrfrWdBf enrTfiBTifai
tn l-iikk k mariai inanalre: Ffnia' What
avy t-vandiiiiither aaht M-iiMHeittnirav-'t
-rmj jfr,--...- --- - , r,( . . .
fiarlnfle that eayjUtht ku J"v
No dead he married this la.(y. it ne
this latly. If he
owned the ana of his S at hasty. Wtarred
wrhrger- f-av- a- -rancy -tttat twn
wst h in aome day " ami jasper oo.w
1 daffc,tato Jaaaw.lJrknaai
I y ...n.i on eh-nr of avur roc
soowe
I stand no, chance of evur receiving justice
at hi han.U"
"What is fur father name, jasper I
M,iVjl Tmuaifinn. - '
. Lowder's face darkened, tie tot nj p
aatrageiy. .'' , .
"A hat I have told yon about
Luwsi Ann. aaiv own observation, or not
ehanre word of t nareut aad grand
avotber. My mother s ajaidea name Was
Jeanette Lowder. M our ia.i.i
k, eVtw tww the name of Lowder.
t .1 l . k;. M'4l aunt hat I should
wn i ki'w uv
kmr.hiafac anywhere. althonghV 1 hat
at seen hi in ia thirteen year. My mother
waa actually .fcuamed' Tteaoliuu, but
a
r jts ituwd-iwy fwkt't Mmaw-
iryiuao wna aiamwl aiy nwnr waa .tnni;
ihu iLnttea aliai. t'ba niy Kraodr
nwrtrer Baa iryTrig afi'trfttl 1 1 b-U m thr
wry. ntifinafl put It on t.aj lon-y. ai
had put It on t.aj liMitf.
Hitai I twal t
&toj&m!l&mKMtot'' a1aJI'''MEBii-
pirgoi tbcnttUHWi)KVtuat j I rrobariy
that waa my fat her a name my own
rlghtfW - nam. ' But" a ' I ahoirld ricver
iitti aian if I aaaarht tuna, and na he would
re-iwhr we if J did nud hint. I atead mi
chamie of inheriting hia pn.pe.ty. lb
Bm.v he dead. H m tv ha other sous
w u itawa aoe. t-ed d blm.t t k alt mya
Urj, iiait Ahf aroaiHaaut uutk M that I an
aa uutcaat, poor, disowned and frit-lidw."
He leaneq over the bnlwarV, the apnty
ianrrig v hit rw'th)lently;:,:-'J : " -t
TnaWliaita heud wmd ta hi.-
""My -.f fraJtiV .Jw'aX"Sfu4,,4
y kism jiKititt ni iimn.'Tit while 1
live. Jdy battel haa iatiuanot enoagh to
otitaia ft yott a govern nvent appoiutueot
I nut tangle may straighten itaelt out ataw
.lu - tt,.t II- it A.X .1 .. ,
efiofiifh io make yoJif own hauuineae."
lie grwsp.-d Uiw.ieHs hand, and looked
with Win "bright eyes, full of sympathy,
into Lowdera hiwenng face.
Thw ha4 -beett w tmipirry ""ttttTIn ttff '
stonu. But aa the two stiaxl there, thr
tciiijieat revived and swept over (he wild
e.i in aiaddcnctl rage.
There wa. no time for talking now: -The
wind rose so high that worth) would
scarcely have been distinguished. The
atonn that had gone before had been but
Slay to this awful outburst. The vessel
rove on creaking and "groaning, a mere
cockle shell on the billows;
"Mother .if Merciea!" wailed the cap
tain. "It's all up with u, aignorc. I"
eat-.ttmlceoxrt HaVCiw I'-thia -'trarttreaeV
v e snail an go on tne rocks. St. Antho
ny save us !"
!.3TUh tw.imfi! V.e.'tVt.l,,...m-- ..,.r..." I
ticn.ung tner peril, rlasiei imiuts In si
lence.
For Hie next few mintvjes it aeenied that
a Pandemonium reigned.
Then a noiae like the report of a cannon
atlddenly boomed through the 'storm and
the darkness The little vessel shivered,
staggered, and careened upon er side.
Hhe had struck upon a nw-k.
A moment latT crew and passengers
were struggling in the widen
A few moments of bufferings and toss
ing, of vain etrugglea and agonir.ed, in
voluntary prayer, and then Jasper Lowder
felt hia sense slip from him, and became
tin.-onsiious.
When he came to himself, he was lying
upon a narky beach of the Sicilian shore,,
ore, bruised, and weak as a child.
He opened his eye. The wind laid
spent ita fury, and now moaned along ths
coast with a desolate, despairing wail.
The wave beat against the mcke.
Lowder atmiggrcd to his elbow.
"Wrecked !" he muttered. "I am cast
ashore, while theothers are drowed ! Oh,
this ia terrible I I have lost my best friend
to-night !
He mownci Tknd wrtimr Ms hands.
"IT "3 j-?f.''osjnj-
ltiim lie resitrf ad now !"
Jisjii.
Jttrk ols'
At that nioiient he benefit a dai
tart at a litththatance in the water. The
wave hurltslf Is oltt against the pro-
leettng iieaa i a stiiiKeu osa. . .
anme instant jjowtier itrognimi i. as me
IwmIv of a man.
He crept towartl it. and the waters
, lashed the body on the shore at his feet.
He put his hand's on the face. How cold
antl wet it was! It felt like the fair of a
dead man! Low.ler's fingers came in
contact with the soft, silken mustache, and
he knew that the body was that of Guy
Tri-ssilinn ! '
Of the five who had stood on the sloop's
deck a half hour earlier, these two alou.
were left The captain and his crew had
found th.'ir duullia ani-nig the cruel, yaw n
inir waters.
lanvil.T thrust his hand under the waist
coat of his friend, hut he to.ild not pel
five l!ll' lM-rtlltlfforlTbV' heart? ncsjwTf
t,.,.k posa.-r-i.ion of him.
"D.-n.l ." he sai.l sltriily. "Deifl ! Anil
he would have dun. so nun ii for nic li lie
lliv.d: And h
s lath r mid Hi. yotin;;
in . tried will wait m
trl he waa to It i e
ain lor hLii'oiniuit
Hia place at Tn
Vfl... ,... Itll- it C-
uiii an Court ia i-unit v. h can till- it
It sc. ni.tl to bun that sonic nemos ni
his side echoed the question : II Ho bmm
UU tlu ulaiv Irjt rwiuf by iwUt hay lie
nilifiH f
A thought came to hitn- -a thimght so
st. autre and auitsler Dial ne snivenat m-
. .... . r ,e ii: -..
olunUrily. Again lie leu w imwnn
heurl. ll gave no throb ag uust Ilia lianit
U vaM-ed fiiw hand over Irtwiman s ricnit
and discovered gaping wound In tm
dtull. The hair was . bitted witn wood
Pulling hh baud into bus pre ist p.a-Kt-1.
Uiwder diew out hut little water vwool
itiaub tie nm-d it witn treinriiing
i.u.s and struck a liuht. 1 he red Bu-ket
danced oh young Tressilian' face.
How ghastly and terrible tt looked!
Thi. eyes were closed, Ults auuhv ia gotte.
l'he aval of death aevuied set on the noble
reaturan. V '
f.,.ii,"ler eui-iineti the wound. It hail
i, unula bv eoutoct with-the sharp rock.
and eva-a Lowder perceived ita terrible
character. . . .., . . t
If he i not dead, ha aooa will ne, ne
mottaivaL , -Ilia brain haa received an aw
ful injury.? ' II): will never knew who hi
iaagata. won't Uv. UU aewning. and
he M uerhau dead already He ws be
AiMkiu it etincd to him a though oo
deiwmV-htied hiaword.- . . -
The match dropped trom km finger in
. u,mih Fur a lit tie while lie eroucn-
cd on 111 wet atone inattence, battling it
nu la witli,tlt- lAlaand ibl U
atiucU i lu nature,
At ld wit at sudden and aimiM steal
'tl.iD.ua. hi band atoh wit.) Mi hrewd
taioket nt TrewBliMi nwr dw rvatht prt
iate uote-bouav. a.Backet of, tetter, a few
sate oote-bouav. a.pat ket Ol awera, n ww
own
we, jjrtu3lla, ..
l'hi;irll)etMon,
hanteiR-uVniid he knelt ri
ide tlie body
ttSd Laadrifieti hh. armenu..
,U,ia iiis oia a rs tsoB.
TL.a ha 1.1.1 i.l- timi -SMio, ss
hook turn iwwiut and tritt-s from hi
gMtgfr!t
ot TresailiajL. -,- .
-It is dona r he whispered to niraarn,
i,kin wiik wikl defiant eye through
thedarknea. .'No one 1 harmed. lie
isdewi U be had lived, he would have
a iiUCsiat Aa be is dvimt or dead.
Lmuat provide far m-BtL Tkk Ukmtm
au ssaU etui was; fartuntx Hi
frieml will be spared a tomble grief, and
I I shall live at last 4, Fortune give tn
a chance to gain fiam and wealth at on
m tra.e V" ..A., . ' .j .. ...
AaiftogjvwWntaatf jbo eb
tientanca, be arose to hi Jeet and turned
hi eSchin K lance in aa inland direc
tion. Akgh',attttimcMtawdow
7
rirtnnanng-laliiil' llmuh the"
hiute, cwight hi gaze.
tliuk
Jfcaieiiut lu.ieHieerlrit looaiv T
Help ! Uu, th.iw '. help r
, .t,l"..ftl"., JHafc itlisl'. " 'aBH" WW tTOi;T
Vl'k't t!l night-wiih irtMjnjfi.thtffiail;:
me ngnt he had seen
mailed aud disappear!, A nuuttte later,
nsweriug crie rta-ed Lowd.r'a cars.
Jd he heard hasty step, and saw the approaching-
light of a lantern, lont al of
by a inwa'a m.a-aiaod arm.
"Thia way !" shouted Lowdor. . We
are wrecked mi the rocks ;i Fur the love
of Heaven, basics V
The iManr of the lantern, attended by
awrab oompatiHio, eaaie ranning to hliii
and waa sooa at hi aide. The lantern
la arer was a roufch .Sit i.ain ft hcrtuan,
:imt alxive hisckwi 4 Mi rnpirnnJa-c
.-Kmit;1mCnilyiUf ol ' aomc
whiH hitfuer degree. Both en all ex
citement, astuojahinent and sjinpatby. ,
iu u o w wonis aa poasuuc tsiwaer to'u
the tory of the ahtpwreck and called at 1
rnobfc
young employer.
"I think he is dead!" be
said, in a
noKing voice. "t-arry him
up to your
c;!!!!'-. mfi'l
in. win pay ytMi weti tor any kind
nets to him. Poor fellow I He w. is in v
travelling companion. I loved him an if
he had b.fn niy brother instead of only
my hired attendant ! Ptsir .Iaser !"
The two Hicilians lifted the helpless
form of poor young Treaailian, antl carried
it between them toward their cottage.
Jasper Lowder followed them, liewailing
his loss. The above we publish as a spec
imen .chapter; but the continuation of
this story will he found only in the ii. Y.
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To the Editor of Uu Hentiiul :
Dkau Sib; Please allow me space in
your columns. I w ish to call the attention
of the Legislature to a matter which, in
my humble opinion, Is of great importance
to the tax payers, in relieving them of the
heavy taxea now imposed ukhi them, ami
will benefit the Htate at large, and espe
cially lH-nefit the poor of our cmnnion
rantntry, who are now inmates of our pau
per bouse, and the many .orphan children,
both white and black, who have no one
to take care of thetn nor to look after their
interest. Of this class there are hundreds
a the State. ,
Now, I would Inquire if it hv not the
duty of the law muking power of the
State to look after tlie interests of the af
HiHii'MlH1 '"'ne'lll.2.ifk.J3ttwi
outset, and In a few year ft win hndnnht
edly pay a large dividend, lu what way
the Legislature can remedy the great evil
of raising hoys and girls at large, with no
one to l.sik alter their welfare - the boys
raised fit subjects for the Penitentiary and
the girls making their hontea in houses of
ill fame -is the point st which I am driv
ing. In the first place, I ak the Legislature
to consolidate the iaiiH-r houses of the
State into a gencntlwork house, build
factories and let tnenVgn to work, Hnd tn
that lit. ans, ihey can to a gn at extent.
!i,iirt themselves. If that liodv will ar
range for th. who are pour and In 1. less,
they can, in a gnat tin ; aire, lake run- of
tlteuistivt s ; ami tin. n- are twotinr.la ol
Ibe pattp. is ol tin- ntate. in our opinion,
that can till the places of able-bodied
hainl-s hr-ir farTrtrr. iiTnt tr TTial in. ans.
they can all lie provided for, and at fin
lessens! than under the present ystciii.
Then- may In- Clcig;. itun aasigned l" give
thetn rtiigioiiK instruction, and p!isi.ianj
! give thetn medical aid when'. Tbe.-s
.ire two things hi. h tin -ire deo"v. I ol
its they arc now laid in tlie poor . . ol
the country, and en.ii and evry totintv
in the State in debt. The doctor's bilft
have to lie paid with County onlcrs, and
they have to wail for the money, and for
that reason the d.a-tora will not go when
thev are sent for; . onseijueutlv. those un
fortunate ones have to lie. suffer and die
for want of proper attention. They are
now deprived of the privilege of hearino
ttlt' OlFspel. I .loll l II1WK tots ngnt.
for ulthough the psui-rs are xor aud
iiliilcss. thev are pcrhnp our relatives and
tpcntls, at least they bju human being.
itvl nave soul in is; saveu; aiiu iimiiin-
itaniling they are reilucesi to lanury and
want from various causes, their souls arc
if as much value as though they were
worth thousands. 1 think both their rc-
ftjrious and medical dcsritiltton Can be
retiicdicd by the above named consoiuia;
tion,and that,.ton, with ciniriara!lyi;l;
suiall cost' to the State iu the outfit, and
fter they are once prepared for tlu-y can
my their own ex penscs. And now L.a
tax-payer; must aay to the Lcghdature, as
I have substantially saiu uuiure, iu "
.unnaa ahonl.l not be denrived of the
privik-ffe of hearing the uoapel, ard of
having medical attention when riee canary.
Jlow what at Ut preaeni ami in laamg
care of those whom the ta payenml the
State have to prvvidu for, aiy nint ty-three
counties in the State, and suppose we
make an averaae of ten paupers to tlie
county, niaking ODO paupers in the State,
which is a very low eatimaie.
We. .An t rel mem lor turn uiaa
60 per year each, aoa.nuu
Tlieir shm-s will cost $3 per year
eitrh. t.iVO
TBrtr chithra will rsnr2(J per
i k
"i ; ,
lS.SOO
mmutl Boot Itouse, liicluding
'tii-.-tas.I sftl i it Ifi 1 1 sf Aii -
KfrTSBW!6amHML inwBJSaaawaas
each I'iW. t
23,250
OWL wsgoteAltt, endjlrlm to-
convey provauons trom tne cit
ies and town to each boo,
will amennt hv the aggregate
to about 00 each,
46,500
Aad ta many case they have
cooks and waahers which will
enet ome thing, but let ftait
an th actual cost' or at least
what 1 think it will cost at
rwewent, making a total of - ftU,M0
In rjoanection with this autiieet I wish
to call to attentina of tlie Legislature to
tli great aawher of orphan ct ildren bow
beiag raised Bp is idleraeaa. See what
tttoa ldt orpbaa children would pay the
State, shppoae eves the small amount of
lvu eaa-a roomy, ao.i uk-j so stttt- an bt
erairacitO yean each, suppose them to be
worth $23 each per year, which will make
up the round attut of 250 to each child,
J,.VHlui each couet v, aad t'.'sa ,VHI tti
the States aum aHlhVtentWj eri't-t a fmlo.
ry or considerable magnitude. And ah
l.,inn iliut- .1, ............ . 1.
'Ti i'n only support ' li'-iiir,-1 "S H tif
of list). ad 0 mia tiatJ huK '
lor tHew tipart. By irM-anatif Stale fac
tory there ran b a great eat ing to the
State, r, the tax payer, ia msnul.It lu
ring material fur chwhipg 6w the imnat.-a
of tlie factory, and those In the Penitent!-"
ary.and the hand hthe PeoitrntiuryeiiB
manufacture shoe f'-r the factory hand--,
and repair the machinery. Thtsvieaee,
that by providing ftir the pa',ipew au J r--haa
children to support tbeuis Ives, rho
taxea n-iy be greatly wdiml. Hut
pcsaj''tKrrtCTyt''npHr tlicrs. In ., Jc
do SOIlli'i- for then r; it-i, ' ii H
,ay.sy j, .
ad paipr curl lren 4 the Country, atid
give them a trade and twelve mouths
at hiKiiiiiff, aud keep the bov friuii con
tracting victoiw, hIiita ' ty Iteeping tsd
rtupav, and the girl from.-rfraktrn: th.-tr '
home in house of ill fame. For this wur
poae, lvropoae to bind out such cbildjon
to the btate. to work in tlie public factory, -
mi me panptTcnittiren wtto pave pufwus.
to
whoru their children may l bound if thv
prefer it, I propose biudiug the htm. till
at year of age, iiut kt th.m go to sthool
the last year free of charge; the glrla fill
18 years of age, antl let them go to school
one year; and thu make them a benefit to
the Suite, and the acfjou of the btata a
brntit to them. There arc many hundred
of such children that should be taken care
of, and this can be-done without any reg
ular tax. Of course it.will cost something
at first. But if the Legislature can aj-tanireL
m -Te- i&limwfi&MiiXsSuii!r'
apply tne proreetls to the building of thia
I w. .411 v iiini. nottviw n will not jwoi. j,
lu UM "eavy taxes we nave to nay; to
n,,.r.. uirai, ut uieir aujiptnnng tnein-
selvea.
Then w- can build, make toon, pro
vide lietter, aud add machinery aa aeevn
sity may demand. Then we A-ao employ
ininisters of the Gospel to impart religious
iustrucfion, and pltysicians to give aiedi
cal aid when , necessary antL thus., pr. vefit
that class oiv ui-n, wutuea and AfidrvW
from living in ignorance aud "dying in
tilth. I hope tlx Legislature witf pa a
strict vagrant law, f.ar we badly need it at
the present time, I think, that bv taiine
the proper sbtpa with Ihavjnupcr a.l '
orphan children and the vagrant law wa
will lie able to raise them better 'and
make them more comfortable ia
way, and jit the same time will be makitu
money for the State, byinauufucturine i
cotton at home ftw h(netMTOjtrif .ii'?!-which-will
be the tanmf V: ''
sands of dollar to thr
State that is now t
ufactured in btbi
thing managed t
will pav. Htu
put atH-h of I
work, and bilk
them work, a
along with otnl
v r f t
ami au.-n a g ,
4HHJI Baiuauuii
do all vd can to im
.
NafV-
rget , i
coiineniiug low taxH
-dine let us not forget , Ttji-eaW
Inking t'Jtre of those who are rWW
tKiveriy and want from whatever
aud csjierially these little ones, who, by
the hand ot an All V isc Providence, are
deprived of earthly parents to care for
hem, and last, but not feast, tinrbTfrr'
iutercNts of the good old North State.
1
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i
see aouu tl.l ig 1
Legislature, o
the nietiilersf
1
H.W M.CS
A Nw.itot- Hi.vwiN roil VoriMi thk
Dkmih hath Tickkt. Yesterday I heard
an old negro explaining to a few of his
coliu bis r a..n Uf htivitni rdi d the 1 em
is ratic ticket. Said he, a he made tierce
gcstui-es with his Heather -beaten baud,
Yes. you're ritrht. I did vote the Demo
cratic ticket. It's ttie first time 1 ever did,
and unless they run this her pn-'ment
la tter th . i the Mam. als have It will lie
tlwiasttiiHe. I propone foi to try em. Why
is times hard, and w hy ain't thar no money
in the country f l'he Radical arc play
ing smash w ith every thing. I commenced
for to vote the Radical ticket over
'A-o years ago, and e.vf .since that
time money has been getting scatvr and ""
scacer, and now I don't ft; a ten
dollar bill once a mouth. I hain't got
centa now where I used to have dollars
when 1 eMiMauaMi for to vote the Radi
cal ticket. We must have a change In
tliis h.-re business, or we'll all go np, whir
and black alike. Talk about the ltadicata
iK'ing friends to the colored men 1 Anj
man with half of one eye can see tludj
tli-y ain't friends to anybody but tin ni
sei yea. They're arter the oftiec which .
draw them big pay and take all the
money out rtf the country, and makoacoV
ton bo down so that a darkey can t earn
enough tn a yearwlrrrv hofHSaker for
Christmas. Tnill: WBat TtWy-do. TWThrj
tent me a mule but summer to finhh Biy
crop, when mine had Drone to teg try.
nig to get over uie lence i nnit a. k m
icall No, they'd have atw'd ttiycron ,
go to weda Kre they would have did
It. ine iau aa, miguty lew ot wen
have got any mule to lend. It Was a
ixvaot rt who came to me ana tava, 'doc,
you' ve had llad Iwk ; you will to yxrnr
work untewi you can get a nag to mt-r .
your crip. Go to aiy atable and gut that
old male that' blind ia one eye, and pay
. t . m . ' . , . r
wnas a ngnt lor ner uses uie crop ia
ie,' I paid hia on like a man. Wheat
I wa sick tjt summer, and didst hava -bite'
In the Tiriuse 'id ieai, who brought m
the hunk of bacon t It wa thia 'ere tame
Demerrat, aad twrw when ha want rrty .
voto be e4iB iret rt ' A s Who ticki np
to me, I'll sin k up to bitn aDi the time," '
and on sayrng, the anricnji. Mtg!& .mvX
off, leaving' h little circle of- tistenr to
orannvTOtjiminjsk
isiioui. .'ne ssuu was ne naa oeew
bnticrht an : that a man Who would KUoot
1bTl VWM'ainiicott wasn't any account.
Another thought bm bead wa level, and
another aaid soroethtiig in a vagw
bout tool. U seemed to be lua ontn
nioB,
that thev were not all dead jat.iOt
('M.) letter in tWinaarti Caavreiai.
At Maooh, Georgia, a cotton factory I
i rjrorewa of erartuaa that is aaid tobtt'
designed on a greater scad of BMgnitaul
than any other in the world. At tttnmv t
wall,' bt Misriasippi, manufartorie are al-.
ready eonpleted of great extent In the;,
mown lain region of Sowtb Carptiaa, ro- ..
likewkw targe factories. -The tiririoT
rheaimeaa of Dtsnufarturlng jp he South
ha Bern eonrlrtsjvely dfTnonstrwted, and
th protntse of the tinvea la, far the fVmth,"
that the Brtwlest usaufactoxirtg district of i
the world ia designed to be the boutheniu
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