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I)AMIiUi4Y, iN. (J., TIiUiISDAY, MARCH 31, 18bl.
BKAVTIFUL THIS OS.
Beautiful face* are those that wear
It mutters little il dark or tiir—
Whole-souled honest/ priuted there.
Beautiful eyes are those that show
Like crystal panes where hee.rth-tires glow, i
Beaulilul ibuughla that burn below.
Peautiful lipi are those whoso words
Leap troiii Ihe heart like sou?* of birds ,
Vet «li icjt u Iterance prudence girds.
Beautiful bauds are those that do
Work that iii earnest and brave and true,
Nomeut by moment the loin du> through.
Beuutilul feet are those that go
On kindlj uiiniatiie* to aud fro—
I owu lowliest wail, it' God wills it so.
;• Beautiful ahouldeta nre'thne that bear
CoitalW* burden* of homely cure'*- .
With patieuf awtHtuily j rjyer. .
Beautiful eves are'those that bliss—
Mlcrt rivers of Imppinusj,
W hose hidden fouutaina.'uut few may guc3s.
King Alfred and tiie Orphan. .
Kmc; Alfred was sitting one day ia
hia |m aca, diej tnsing jo.-tioe, aod
outtou'jd d by hm bar« us or (banc*—ah
lie 111 bee of the Oounlry wre calud 111
(bona d.ijn—when, *8 bi» eye glanced
olOl' tiio aeacinbled fit up, he observed
that the place o(,_ooe tailh'ul servant
Was v».ai,i, and iti answer (0 hn
I tj ill tie. art t.i lb'.' cause M t lie absence
ol tbe Kail ot li jllierueaa, be wfS
IQiorniud ii'.it ib'j u'o.'ia twane and li>
UJy Uad D 111 dlci a abort litue prevtuut
li K'le the hj.'Omcli eouid a t .u>4 ti
giiul, la» lufviotaui, lbs w itrior W'ulpU,
proceed.d to utk to couLr oti
biui tile »»uio* "I H. ijcrues* ("liat cart
..I Yorkshire bi.tweeO H t tuoutti
ol tbe 11 uciber and tni. Gernm.i O-tau)
.« a rov.uitl f. r Ule s pfo»e»B in wa:
aiiotricr iK-tl'., the wiu.*
1 bUieimt, e'.»i!te :
"Sty, k'lig, i'- w. u!d be mere jusi to
tieetjw tbcui on c.c. lot d lit t now nit
1 tiMeuibei liotv, wen at lliy C 'lnmnid I
ci'.'ti leu ei e. . wy « Ipuow wa* ot more
ava l at tlse L/aii'tiU court Uait uM tho
e.arilko fkii! and i r ivety oi \\ tiipli
At thai t . dool' at the lar ei.d
id 1 tic rooui npvW'jd, aoel a pale, toil wi-ro
■vtiaisfi eui. *i J, li'adittii by t iie band a
iovt'l» boy, »lii i>'. ii Xi'ii liiir blii# ■Jyo,
and air cuuipK Xiou, j iaiiily aitowtd i-i
SiX'iU' it s a Vkilitu.U i.lshe pre-:-, it
.nrnttgMßc tUit'iij*ot aiai iu»#l.o "ici.i d
nob.ee, iljtii ftti» at >.. d Vcl .ie the U.ouarcb
litoiaeil; tiicli li■ a , abe *aid ;
• O ijraci 'Ui kiOf.*, 1 auk tnat ju-tiou
:i! 1) be I" il-ts b y, tl'« noiy cl'l.d
ot li e la:o Imiil ol Hoidaruea* and the
a.iy ilo b».» No lather now to
uelcnd el in, no tuutber tc earn for hicu,
t>ut oit ba..eO >tii uticiiy Ii i' tu'icfc* lie
look* 10 th'C lor pt'dectiou. Hii is the
oiphan's cl. aim—t) k Il£, rej,»rd it!'
Here flie iawriupted by one of
the
''Hl» uiallii, to:« ith ! What, sioat
-bink ibcu thai ur king ueou's the
nerviusa ol b 1 W-.e >ucb us tiiat? No; in
ihek'i • tiOUl lcd Uo,« s, Tiheu oUr JJai.iai
lot* are U» "U ail alileo, we
want uiou viii b active bodivi, iloct arni-*
and braie Ueaiis If (Lie lands 01
Uwld'-riitbN bti jiUcii to tiiat obild, efcii
.koiij.li be Wire the lawltfl heir, *ay, what
o'iUid lin do lo tin cOuutrv I
Tiie li;t:e lallow UUeu hi» bright blue
eje to 1 he *t. ru tpeakcr. uud replud, "1
Wl'U'J } >r "i' '» (j"it in hru wn !
Tue t Ol " 3 Allied —tuna whom a
uobler or batter never --at on K-mnob
ibiMi:—lii"ktd earuculy firat ai the
up'urued lace of the boy, then upon hia
1 bauea, who note aujctottaly awaiting the
royal decieti.u, and, rising, a>id siowiy
and aoieu.uly :
"l'he king will glad y jjite all praise
and due regard to the luttblul tbai.e*
who have served btui an well in Umca ot
ucad, but tbe estate* ol Holdertitaa uiuat
be restored 10 ihia child, lor rtiey aie
hia by birihtigiii; aud hia claim, tbe
orphan * ulaiui, is belme all other—hia
laiber is God who roigu* in beaveo."—
liiitish Wuikman
The Galveston lawyers have gut a
good laugh on a brother attorney who
wan delenditig a out >red kleptomaniac on
the plan of insanity. TUo attorney for
the defendant mada an eloquent apeeuh
on the irreaoonxible condition of Li
client's wind to the jory and took his
seat. Hie idiot client reached over,
touched his advocatu's arm, and said
emphatically, "You is dc biggest fool on
Governor's Island." The opposing at
tnrnsv instantly romarked, "There, I
told you he had lucid intervals."
A Hsrtford man sent a psir of trou
sers to hi* tailor to be repaired The
tailor found $3OO in a roll in his pocket
and returned tt, receiving the thanks of
the owner therefor When vre send s
pair of trousers to oyr tailor to he re
emietrucK d, and he finds three hundred
dollars in the pocket and returns it, we
always tell hint to keep the trousers for
his honesty, which is the beat policy.—
Norri-itown HtralJ.
The V/«r on Monopoly.
Bl»»i'ry lilt J not ouly existed, but it ■
had bsen fi'Siered nnd strengthened. Aid !
Imd us borders fcroatly enlarged from
line to time. A» o':e»-i'i'i»l conflict iff
worlshad occurre-l betnseu NoMhern
•jtid S tOthnru Mate-men, but ilio
of l : it people took Let swk.ll iotereit iu
ttie milter of whether the dark iustittt
iiin should or contract i'S are*
J'lie I'roridootial e-tefKiij,'') «>{' lrf-tt rrm
lou/ht and won bjj tbo I> rjtociailß |.»»rv j
iu tue intend of slavery eiieu.'ion \ w.l
the V» higs did aoi dare, or else did.ju jt
•*£r» l» inaise i list i**ue auiiftiil.,
tiei .ti..n of Texas. 'i'ite fact th»t
*uu44 b« a b!«Ti! State, »M »*«*.» Mur
whieb the average voter of tfej j
irer cared »y Ititie I'.st
id tfco "Wwouuri oD«p§ttf»|t' m!r±
iKot mWf piymioai
swept o*i->r t!>« N ~th. TL« agitaioa
then started in good earnest, eoitULU'd i
to grow, ootil slavery was wiped out in
blood.
J/. itiopoly rings have beeu in ex ; -
iit this country I'.r a loiig lima.
Tiioy imve been tery uppre.tstva lor sbr.iiv
years i r ;> tin: people have uiauile&tcd j
bui li;tle inlet■ > »t in the matter Tim
preSS hs:l .s»!U ilUl iiille ilboUt It
d.'nly tne Btjiamie of public indissua
iio t expioius The fact ol the w.tpu ;
*1 iu is the fint iutiuiatiot. t> u.#oy
pie that such n existed. This
esr»i"fc.i>n w»r produced bj a compare
livr'v m.'is'l oircutiisiaiiM The C'.mi"li
di ion'of tao u-li-giapLio coaiptoii.s,
c .nti'iT d by Jay (i.iiid and W If.
Vauu:rkt!t Ttm oousoddaiwu siu.jiiy •
uieaat that he taitt i Oouipttiiiun sUuul 1
ct »•», *!.' i r.»te« bj Lcpt .1 prrbrUl pliL-ti
or meres* d Not oue wa'j in lit ever
»:bd« » t*.l»gfaphie tsuisvsge '(•>€ auiti
vil imv pr.'p.u can !iav»: lo diieot iutcrmi j
in liis i-jh'Ur. Tli»j LiVw Ur suote ia i
tie railway eunaniidati 'Us thai have
b-.'in mail t'r.m uuie lo urtie. But (bo !
pre** is diremly inli-teatyd in talent *phic ;
aits l'Mprietwrs (lad 6diti.ru uf ii.e i
daiiio C"s.4 aft'ird in (juietly '■£
ii .re ilio (V.fit liiti (be taruicra w«: .* being i
tubbed fry r»ilr ->d emub natiiins to ad )
tatie* Kit wfteu it c ttue lo
cm.lulling tor is* 1 hiiva .o'? of Ji> i ! it oh
now*, they rvbt: »c onoe. Ila-. |
alaiivd on lfa) ati'.t ittouopoly tr*e». tue •
Au.tc«>u proas i-eiciua disponec ■"> i-'iie i
ib.s horrid a •ttf'er a t'liriup
up. Tlje pj. ~ h: take tU if cv - fl'itu lite
U 'rij p. is I '.i* IS, t'ley };,•(, i; .vr li
t./rdlalion fw-u v'.o ueWrpupt c, tjiJ i d
1..* iL:I»j *bi:ti they, as u lb a «-«io, o;>
jii.te sme (. v.tu'ig Wb i>«ve
l»e«u iXf ussi-r atd oppn*ing iiiutnipuiica
id vari'ion sorCs tor yens V> o are glad
t.i lihvo our on>.!.«rs of itie p .-# j■ »i-j «» (
in llt« soou troik It u»e4 to !»« aatd j
that sl-ttur) t»aa a tueuaoc to lh« Union !
itiid its iiirtitu(i«b4. This proved to lie !
ttuc. It i* low «j»erti-d that corpi.rate j
uit'U .poly ti not checked in >u gr.isrtli j
»Mii iin;4LCe la deittotd (o aubvett toe !
governuiru! and I'cdUi e iho niasacii of J
the pri.tpla to • Ci|«Jltii u a. di'pigfub'iii ;
us td the iiiah or laborer*, j
'Ae believe this ; therelore «e rejoice *t |
the jirt4cn( popular /.*r on wcaopolitA, |
An Old Htun'a Word.
I me", liitu (Hie day on his way U the
plun. niicro piujcr wan wont to be said '
t!» liail jusi piss«d tie i'ltie atone of iiie !
Übfc.lcd • rJo»c»ly jears." lits back »m
bent, hla liuit s (Icuibled Dnik h:a htn!i ;
h.'s clothes were old ; his voice was
hu»«y, his hair van nbile, his e/o w.s
diin.and liwUeu «■»- furrowed. Withal,
be set iued still fond of lii'e aud la.'l o* :
i; adue»s iut at ail pu r . out nttu iiiH lot. '
He huuieied the hues of a familiar ;
hyuitl as his and ciue carried bitn
along
"Af.cd friend," said I, "why should !
au old man be uinrry V
"All *re not," mid be.
"Well, why, tiicn, should you be
tnerry 1"
"Heoaase I belong to tho Lord."
"Are none oibcts bsppy at your titae j
ot life V
"No, not one, my friendly i|icstioDer,"
sa.d l»o; anu as tie said morw, his f..riu
iuto thu siaiure ot his
younger d'jys, end louiethiug' oi
ltispiratioo set a beautilal glow across
his couutessnce. "]ji>tru, please, to the
truti) Iroiu one who kuo«s, then it ;
round the woild si.d ho insti ol toy |
tineu score yesrs aud uu slmll be louud
to gainssy uty words— The devil Ans no
I'l'iV °id »«*•"
Faycttevillo Exa- t'ner : The new
aohool bill which p»i»cJ the House by H
1 unanimous vain on the H i insl , lor in* *
: tax of \2i ceil'* on the $lOO V»lu*t: IU
I oi' property, sod 371 ectita >u the pill.
Tbia t» nu inoreaao ut 60 per cent-, ovar
. tbu preieut rata.
I Under the new eohonl bill, third nr,.da
! touchers ate to receive uot exceeding $l5
; per month ; iocnnd grid* Uol exotud.ujt
: $25, while tiret grade teacher* u*»y ru
I eeive auch compensation as is a ■.'rend
upon by Ui>oi uuii theeuhmd ootmniUeea.
ltunenuthe county ha* a larger write
population than any other county in the
j State
Cross a Bi-idgo Utilil You
Couia lo It."
w"'
'-"Tlicro wae once % man and woman
Who planned to f and spend a Hay at a
frieud's house. w!iit;ii sc;» frto tulles
_M*J Itnui their o«t; 80. one j>ieis*(,t
an|>ruiat:, ikey aiartad out to tnak* il.a
#.«H, hut tiiey kail (.el gont Itt hsoE«
l'a« *1 ta.aa rcuiemasrod a bridge tl.«f
fiSkd .to en j-*, abit'h was viry odd >.w
s:d not l'.» b« sale, and Va
.tiuueiiviciy lo no.-ry akou' it
»■ l '\\' bai ahaii s. adu .iW.mt 1 list bridjrt ?
*he n4 to ber j.Jshaad ' i .-.ball iu*t
dam lo £0 user it, sb.l waoio'tgst
(be iirer in at,} u(ii -r way "
i ; uo , ' sa.4 toe oua, '1 h"^.libs'
U W a bad (. lace H
ijla*«.*>.!», and «esu.,«i,j iVU
•'ti.it a.id be Oroaued .' '
" •Wt'.r.i," f. 1 '«C
you ah- uid iit p 00 a rotteu pUni and
breath yi'ii:' ahsi not* J nee- ot
#.e and uf the baby f"
' 1 1 in' - , klio' .-aid tbe uiso, 'what
wouiu t.ee. me ol »ijy if u», fir i oeuldu't
work, and it should ail ist iite lo de.aih "
So tbey Went nu worrying aod
Hurrying, nil they rit to ibc b> id|i* ;
t hen, h> atid b ;hi id, I hoy ti a tint aiiiua
ttsty hid beta (Uere !«»• » new btid}{«
bad bo"a built, ai;d thi y cr.»*e-d ver 1.
I.i ail'ete, and loonW iLet tb>y uiiftn.
teuVK >a»id thamveivea a'! 11 a:r a.-iiiety.
Njvs 1 hat ia just wi.st (bo provsrb
Micana; ueeer wu«te jour stoti;. itsg vu
whai y 'u (kink may pu«»ibly t'a « U, -K
to happen ; doo't 1 b(as 'Oh, supp - ,»f.* (■•
a would rain to morrow, ao that 1 can't jjo
out " «r, • VVhat a louid L do, il 1 ahould
have a baadacut oa the day ol fse
party?" Hall the tiiui! th« tioublee we
look for do not cuue ; aud i> i« never
worth whiie to the hours ia
worry iag.
Attempt to Capture on Outlaw.
We have a le.Ue.r fro'.a Hall M Caid
well, writ'co.jat diaries-own, Sua\i:
Oouaty, teiliaK ur ol the attempt wade
to aurrnuo i and capture iUdotond, tbe
celebrated outlaw of Wsstera North
Gar-iiua Ilail givi.s tliia aooount :
'•Alter ridiu-.; 70 uiiloa ynaterdj', and
last nicbf. wo attempted the capture of
Hed bond, liie outlaw .uid uioou ahioer.
We arrived iu the viciaiiy of k.a naell
iop about two o'clock iu the uiorr.iug
«;ih a yuids. Oif p»ny aurrouniUd
•lii* iiouiJ, but ou ao(eriofr, (.-uad it
eaipty —our bird had H iwu On etarn
tiiation w« lound ati ur.dcr grauud pa»
way. through which be eauaped.
Gtiiiiig out 00 a hi'j;ti preoipiae, Red
luond ealled to us, ' Try it
eouitueocei Sritijj; oa as. We relaru.d
hia are warmly, bat uobodji got hurt.
Wo f;ot hi* lioota, coat an,l but
that waa not fciio. To wc are -
11({ to try tor him la the aaaw
letter H all asya that it haaS««u stiowiui;
for tvj daya and up there aud ia
vo-y coid— Concord Sun.
| A In'.* Inderal bias book CouUio* the
j uaiueS if ail the poraoa* who art; jn.li!
i saunas or wage.* from i!i* fedirni
| treasury. Aui.Kig them it in odd to find
1 Ab;«ljiiuj Lionels set d >* o »c u teamster
! earning 84'J * month at the iudiao
i Ag ni'v ot Biie;» to Orcwon, and en the
| «*'«* joy roll with bin John Adataa, an
i a tin. tut; termer, getting 82 jitr dsy.aud
Kuoch Ardro a* e laborer ai ils oar
i tO'Oih. At the Narad* Indian Agency
G «o« ge Waahiegton m an interpreter at
s!>od |ar year. Ai Y iiiktoo Tow Htuuio
iin a carpenter prid i-5 jsr won'-h. At
(•the l'**ufe Ag-ucy U lyases Grant is as
1 interpreter a: V 5 per mouth Aoixe.w
I Jackson uUo interpret* tor the M ui*
! w-igra at Groe V suite The Indian
ageuoiea are fail ul gieat cam. Daniel
! Wabater i» at Omaha a* a ciplno, and
i Junta* iv. Polk at V't .nun huii'iie «a a
i
aeigoant.
A Nice Place to Live.
One of.tbe tiling a ot Nan Z-»!*cd ia
i built on a thin crust of toll tooling orer
I a vast boiler. Hot springs biia aud
! seethe m e*cry dirtoiiou—wae ayoulieg
upward aud boiiing with lb* greatest
I I'ary, others merely ol° an agreeable
Warmth. So thin i» lb* oruai oo which
1 ti a people hat* built their little home*
that in aioet place*, after merely tltrutUug
; a walking suek into the ground beneath
' one'a feat, steam instantly follow* iu
withdrawal; and ih« greatest care ia
necessary iu wolfing ain mg the hot tr.ud
| holes and boiling spring*.
$50,000 for & Lack of Flour.
Gruign W. Ridley, pioaeor resident
and cxtuuaire laud owner of Ratio
j County, California. died * few day* since.
I Daring the war !.* g*»e a suck of fiotir
Jo the sanitary c.nitmissiuu, which was
i.soid aud retold at aucliio in all the
; ptiucipal oitioa »l California and NV*sd*
aud l hoi sent «a*t, rraiiXf'e err flrly
thousand dollars lor th# i'S.. ti of the
j o.'tuui «s: i.i.
Erroi a of Kati ituouy
The wan and wnuiia who marry
RKI-.er tre biued for life bjr a Paleunj
couplet. ]( yoe strip nismnga uf ail .
its sentimental latii;u«ue what i* it'but a
simple binding arrang*®"!.'. batwseo i*n
persons f-r lie mutual nJ*Aot.gi> of
each other t Apart lv»a> the natural in
•tinct ihat bring* lha »»*ce together, the
una i* looking for a hs'porsec in add to
liU wmb.tt, and tins other for a haebsud
to sustain ecu protect ber through life.
With these thty take ail attend*"'
riaks, and truerir.»: ia the lore they Set
to et a snslher, take each other far bet
ter (or troree l.i.tf rtur.ately, the
warmth o! lbs bonejniuou rjitn il airiyi
he maititaio'd , an I abiding I- re oral ho
b.-eid i-o remittal respect. N thing .ran
ue'rp/jte : tying to ln»a il.au the tittle
"fauW vS'tfcS drop ~w STT't" yis»f?!».g«..'
but »«, ia a Most literal sanae wo must
'r.ke "tie eon'her 'or I) 'lter for worse, we
•h»u!l try to look a» kindiy tutl lenient.
iy ot those ttaita that nivo u» annoyance
as we can, browing ittat. the foliar tra
art able to boar ttteui, and ll.e loss vse
are üb'e to thick upon shear. the better
at.l ll b' ' •: our pent I'n.itJ t and hep
pliicsa. >lioy uißtr.sgrv have turned
out unhappy ban .ma o! the lack of
mutual n.itiearanc*. Young pe .pit
tiiioa lit-y b»ie uis.le a u.Uts be in u ar
ri»g» when tne iui.uk" is only in then
u«u behavior since they were uiarri-tl
(he d husbands ea>*k'.t good wives, and
good wives make good i. uabaud*; atui
the sodding or liitutnperate or slatternly
parser ultra lias but himself to blsoie
ior the Uiitvry that oh.ntda the Ills and
dorolatea the in/sue Multitudes ivlto
loci that their wifri ge wist ru'tlaVe,
and who in*ka their caiitei.ee a i.lc iony.
tiii.ary, as'.jjbl, by a little sall iiaoial and
forbearance, and gentleness, ail oil
tiu>9 courtesy, mate tli. ir home brighten
like tlie gules of Eden, at;d bring back
again the aid lure that blessed the nappy
1 guides days goue by.
A Wonderful Wool.
We hivi) in this Slats a woodsrfui
! wood koowu a* "uiouotaia tr.ahogaoy "
' The troes do not grow large. A tree
! with a iisnk a foot m rliaxner is much
' above lbs average Wueu dry the wood
is about as hsrd ua ho* word, a.rl being
i of « very fine grain wight, tin doubt be
; used fi>i t»a a»iuc purposes I' i» of a
> rich rod color and viy lwavy . Abu
well ictrxi d, H wools oe * Sa* material
| for toe wood Cir»vr In the early days
j it w»s Usid in making Ik ScS lor s'na'i log
and in a ft if luataocus for shoea and dice
in a quarts baiteiy Used as a luel it
eieaice iatcuie beat If buros.tti'.b a
blase as long as ordio.ry wu'.l wouid
last, aud ia then 'oiatol (aiuiual unoosaged
la form) cosset ltd (u a obarcoa) that
lasts about twice ae King as ordtuary
wood, bur fuel it a ula muob higher
thin any kiud of wood ; ludscd, a cird
of it always briuge ike »amo price sa a
i tou of coal. The only übj-fit'un to it ta
; a fuel i« tr.it it oraaics .jnh an iiuenae
ho.l *r ui buru out atntca sujis rapidly
ibau auy kiud ot Cn*l, bowover bad
| A good Siotner, whou ber son tat.
I iaarisg liie hjtsin id ti» childhood and
I going OU'. iato the great world too*lug
i Ihat bt ambitious, gave this pilling
i injunction ;
•'.My son, remember that though it ia
a good thing to be a great man, it is a
\ great '.Ling to ba s good tirsu "
Nj scuuder or truer words vrere ever
• pjken. A great Ciisu may destio, but
r a gsnd man is a bescos vhmg star, by
whose beneScsnt I'.gbt a UittltilU'le are
aSukled to walk it) asteiy Ibe beat
.uoot.a ia o'teu achieved by ths bu'u'oievt,
„ud n obscuic i.le, Weil spent, i.s better
li.au a wicked reiluWU
TVtnsisaee br*d U 'rafti ar* n"W cud! Si
ting IKO honors id lite ito'her c.'uutr)
with the SjctrM Byen» io wb«re
a few years ago » wnipls ol l'eo'ies»i:e
wool to-'k (be preuiiutu in a competition
is which (Soil)' eoutiirin took purl Io
respect of aliaiate and *"il the StaU ik
not equalled lor the pcj&uble breeding
sad raising of Mock. Great iulereal h»a
beeu awakened auioßj; lb* faruiera io
th:• particular of late year*, and thou
utiia i/l dol'.ara b*v« beeti i titrated by
at,cia in thoroughbred*—horae* and
tia'ilt.
The y.Mkt»Wi> "iHU'iiia-ion ban •£t-t:d
at tba loi'H' ttinn ol John 'J hi'tur,
wh» declined the imitation, to unm
Haul fl Hayitr, of S«jur'i Carolina, to
pnM a* ode 'or ibo Vuiktowo c«u
teuiml, to t>« su to W4«i«, »'.i rct»i- red
bv fiviiwt* (irvk-ed iu ociiuueotal ova
tu'.o Tii» vJe, it t# b.pcS. will bs
n(i';p'.od is aiiot: «r baii'mt amhfein
M«rkndi>u> it I+l *>*rs ■ i J'i'3 *
tiTwi J UOO.iiUU ii»vUW«'- ci»iio!iCU.
JST Mii Ell 41,
J lowers from Royal Hand- 1 , and the
l:oyal QaideD.
Il is rdaj by the different Wu u h
iiigr..n correspondents thut Snuator da
hone of \ iiguna, the morning after bo
voted with Iho B .'publicans, found on
boi tebls a wapn.fieent bouquet from
the Gofemineni.Gurdens, withjjthe OOOJ.
pliownu ol President and Mrs Garfield.
Tbie may be regarded as a'very trivial
ma!ter. Ot what account is tf bouquet,
tastuy jicrnoca may ark.
i here wad a time when the difference
in color betwecu a white* rose and
r .re signfied a great/leal
'' i ct( uti>, lkU tt»teutatioa»
crwwt'ii.e wfttofrWalnejfti.l, «■- f
liouiar Senator, with (be compliments of
the President and Mrs. Garfield, may
justly be looked upon as carrying with
it a disagreeable and hateful meaning.
i' i:. >, it means tout the President holds
biuij if m readiness tifjreward votes iu
iiia favor—to pay fur them. The gift r f
D .vers cannot signify leva than that they
a:e to b« folioscl by the bestowal of
patronage.
Aairr, il is a direct affront It is a
declaration that the President believes
that United Slates Senators may be
putr-iiiizcif t y hint.
I.'td the president ever live who would
bare dared to place upon ,the
Lluitiol Webster, John Calhoun, Jobu
.J On'tender. or Hsi.yy Play a bouquet
»8 a token of IV bite House approval of
a "ote ?
Il is a little thing in itself, but Terjr
s gtnfieatU. Ihe flowers have no frae
tauee, but emit a hateful and offensive
, d .r —j\. 1".
There ua: a remark made by ths'Pte
sident in bis inaugural that was sugges
tive. lie said, ''The South was not
j ii ne responsible for slavery." This is
'rue, but not all the truth jpiaiuly told.
| f.vcry one acquainted with American
j history knows that slavery was nutria
i troduced to this eountry'by the South.
U was utst by foreigners, then by north
ern men in northern ships and bv north
ern cspi'sl and when found unprofitable
at the Nurll:, there was ''mancipation af
i tvr the larger and better class of the
; »l«e»s bad been sold South and the pro
j rcods of the sales it,rested in manufao
fu"iwg and other imetrsts in the North
Sojtl.r. Prtddstii was quite right in say
ing, "the South wa3 njt
, bid fill slavery.
A partial 1 ?sf of the sew committee*
agreed the ft in.uiratio caucus ha*
been' published. We find that Senator
V-noe is chairman of ihe£ootuu»ittee on
contingent expenses, ,u i on i lhe leading
com toilisea ol privileges and election*
«nd nav»l «lf.nra Gnu. Ransom it
chairman ol the Committee on commerce
*r d on h» committee on appropriations,
Ju *ge Divis \va» givcu th* chairmanship
ol Ibe judiciary committee, and Senator
Ajshone was i ut on several committet a.
Th* former, however, was oot antitled,
the precedatits, to the
bun, and our dispatches say he dcoiined
in !a»or of Gen. Garland, who stood
tiisl Oil tho list.
Mijir General W. S fj.acook,
commanding the Military Division of
tii* Atlantis, armed in Washington by
(he limited express from Nair York ou
Fhu'sJay evening ilo was accompanied
by Generals Frey, Mitchell and IVrry,
of hie siaft. They were rcoeived at tb*
depot by a oommttiee in Vat ing and
ctO' i led to AN urOiley'-ihy tha Washington
Light lulaotry Tt»e depot was packed
hoi li tn.lde and out. tiota ithatanding th*
a sty weather by people anxious to
cu'oh a ghmjsa ot ihe General, and it
was aottoeable that a majority ol tha
•peclatou Were i&uic*— H nihinyton
Wo,U
A woo :>-i way b« as huusely as a diuve
ol ot ii s, and as uninteresting as a
cuuiiterleit deieutnr, but at soon us h*r
liusbaud is elected to Congress and they
take u, t i«ir re»id,-uoe in Waahingttn
and giro reoepiions she b"eourts 'tinud-
Si-me and fasoinati'.ig"—in the newspa
j.on There me so bisUKs —Xorrit
ft*tat Ucrui'l.
lfancock'a rcceptinu in Washington
list week ws» a •perfc'it ovsiioo, B od
When ho «j p'.sred in tue ti-n i* be held
a lev1I', S'lui'U.r gmlu-riuu rouni inui
Wilis cii&'iw iii^e.