" " ) " 111111
Kb.
PtOFRIETQB.
. HijYipgjcecently puichascd a first
class outfit, we ore prepared to do
all kinds of -
CO
9 ,
E
OT
Oie rear, .
m
bates:
ltd. '
ix montL.3, ......... .75
.40
-. -X. " x V, , t ..
r iSsr'Ail svibs&iptions : jaBcdtutits must bo I II. C.'WALL. Editor and Provrietor.
t? Adywtiaing ratea furnislied on ap-.
A-HBW "IN DAYS OF OtD." , v;i
The Chicago Tribune of a Bupposed date
in' the year0Q& getaoff iLftfnllnwip frn"i.(
alleged advapce-heeta
In divlBCfvldthe boodieriboldr W 5
v And syndicates held iway, k ' ,
Schemes to tidntrol the price of coal
EnormousljMdid pavi . f J -- "
, , "Combines" were iftaae inCv'frdB o5f Trade,,
UAad maav a schwnin',band. .
tkh Ame4peer?4;i ttel0 1 5J
And fleeced the hapless land..
i-- 4 i TERMS r$l50 a, Year in Advance.
Rockingham, Richmond Coijnty, N. Mach .1, 1888.
No. 9.
-PLAl AKD .FANCY..
JOB PRiiWTiWC
;BEST;QPjSTYLE ;
And at Lmng Prices.
. Written for The Rocket.
PKOSPECTtrS OJF A TiKTV PAPER. )
Uaple
The farmers' hands uSikaoB hands i..
By railway kings were tied,
w mie , witn ine ppou.oi n
Theit greed theyl satisfie'd.
A coffee trust its victims thrust f
Over the garden wallr
And. Standard Ogithin its coil
,' Crashed rivalsio3e andjall. .
; Slyall 1te a Pegartare ro the Sensation-!
al Sheets of To-Day.
c ... : t e rirs-
Theso; ar lthe tarhivaV linfes1 of
ccntennints and raonunients. We
are going to celebrate something too.
It i3 a littleilat for our quarter
ceatenaial irth-daj, J)ilt we'll not
have to wait a great fiariy5y eas for
onr semi: so we'll receive funds and
do-whateverelse we can toet ready
for that ; .we'll , mate that day fa
YnoUs by--starting a i paper: It will
be as .large, as several of the largest
New' York," Boston and Philadelphia
papers all put together. The pages
will 4)e-. as largo as a bei-sKeet, and
there'll be asood many of. them.
We must have janoom.- - We'll. flake
,ted.-- , , . ' Jour editorials us long as we please
r w. i x.j y i i v v 1 clear. acrossAJie page it we like, ana
trtherpeopleV- pieeea-shalLnot be
against any such unpleasant contin- will, we hopes, at least last as longsj
gencies we'll not inind expending a- thechestnut )?;An instance of-1
portion 01 our receipisjn secunng a i ah i ,we .are;mierxupwu .Fruapar 11.
tiberal faronage. We'll make pres-i &; best for, aat Bijl Arpjsays of bis
cms like tne ."Sunny ?outn" floes. 1 two eduorrsons we were; aooui ,io
We want to be magnanimous and if write ourself to deaths fj
beneficent, and ; leave "a name at 1
which the world grows pale, to point !
i .5iC;! THE FOREFATHERS. .: ':
A Graplilo Picture of the Early New Eng
land ParltsB; a Tld by New England
In every tMagsome.sdfisnfing .t,
Or chaue narticioated i 5 . "
"While not a staple,' from milk t6 maple;
Was unaduitera
-- J jO
Men-ftte-glncwft antigrfegajjQse.
Tuey mixea ineir aaiiy ieea
Witbi truttetine and fat uneleaiv
Arid lardtromi;olfo-aieftd. -
And even gas' was made--aias ! . '
A thing none could rust, -v; ? ' "
The very nib we. if waa. th cheater- ?3 7
Ifcf measure was not just. - ;
i Iu Faut S'Amuseh.
Tlii IS O-T"'-1 uu lucunui-i at iuc
how we'll do it : we'U print as many Vuluva . ' s?.uu
copies of our paper as there are stars swr.vr -
gratuitouslv td all of our brothers, cope for the imaginations of those
, (thaf 'would make ttUOVO lur -k"'5 UUUU1 f-f-
, we suppose) ; then throwing ouU few hints ahead'anc
Such was the state in '88 ;
pf things aU o'er this' land .
Aiiid efen npw( wder how
We ever "grew so grand."
"I crowded, ejtlier,, There'll, be plenty
lof roorh io alLPr locals will prob
ably be few and Brief ; , we'll corn pen
rsale fOrahis.bycolumnsi.of wit and
numorcuiiea rrosi nacFjpicy groves
of exchanges. Every grown white
person may contribute if they will
?s wrijteeiiav; r,.' C i
Poetrf . andlihati1
ces and friends.
i i j . u mrowins out a iew Dims aneau. auu
several iuuusuuu. we uuuusc i : uipu , ... . .
wll- rpt to nil of nnr husband's the same time airing the editona
brothers, sisters-aunts,-uncles, neph- pronouns so as to &t used to
ti ifek?sl fvia style. - It comes rather awkward
then we can send a sample copy to we don't know whether we have it
all irbrotherssisters,. aunts, un- al1 n"a ngnt or not, nui wen vry
cles. nenhews. neices, cousins and ana learn ait aoouy me rnag
friend Who would care for a larger
cirealatjon than that? , None could
cdmpiam" about the price' of the pa
per, ; We could then, like the os
trich, run our head in the sand and
rest contented as to the remainder of
nnrsftlf! or. like Scotch Roderick.
exclaim; "Coaie oue! Come all lZ? ?f ?e" R.cke--
This rock shallee from its firm base
the
and
first class periodical by the (ime our
semi-centennial arrives.
Idem. .
THE FIFTY-THIKJO ANNITERSARX
OTtlte Two Literary SocleUes f Walte For
est CoUege, N. C.
From fc Winsted (Conn.) Fress. ' '
The-floodgates of 'gush" have been
opened byk Recurrence of "Forelalh-
er 8 iJay, " ana parsons pupiicans,
Pharisees and politicians having lift
ea up, fcueir neaveniy voices iu uu
Qualified praise of the Massachusetts
-J 4 , .a .
puritans, lei us vary me monoiony
i'- i'.ivl 'i-L i iJ ' ll
oy jening some iruvas nut hu cum-
plimentary 0 these same puritans,
and in the light pf -which, notwith
standing some sturdy qualities of
soul common to other pioneers, it
appears that they were for the most
part as mean and inhuman a lot o
bigots as ever set foot' on Amtri-i
can soil. There were a few excep-tiqns-there
always are exceptions,
and they "prove the rule."
Roger Williams was a peaceful
Quaker. The forefathers were whil
oine peaceful Presbyterians fresh
from persecutions, j)apal and protcs
tant, in otlier land. Yet one cold
and' snowy December night they
drove this peaceful Quaker out from
all shelter in their towns to find ten
go in--we'll
i 'JSfol
xi ec
WomAn (la elevated railroad tick-
as soon as tpe." Yes, our base would
txA Arm aa Innrr aa wo nntitiniinrl tr
mtejUod W: W gratuitous.,.-
V U MlIUSli UU1 giunuuo dwvv-v
in therfac of the 'world, like the
The fifty-third anniversary of the
tu:t .a..:;. nA 1?., -1 ; r. . c
. ., . der mercy m the hearts of untutor
cieties came this vear on tne lui oi ,
no looser ibevimDeded in its dash-
' ; f
3h
Februar-. Every effort was put
forth to make the occasion pleasant
for allwho attended, especially those
persons who need and merit more
attention than any others the la
dies. An excursion tram was run
trom Raleigh, and, of course, quite a
Ticket Seller-Are you sure lgave menwiuaepeuaeiuuuu- g as many .wings aUier's: irom iwueign, uuu, uour, 4"
it td you ? . : ; t ; : we hope,; to aeciine aavewsements , -d tQ rt r de. number ot me gooa people oi ma
Woman Sure, isit? I would know ol paten t meaicmes, so our reauersi
r,atrtn rei chin Ifil sbw it m will not begin a promising article j J z
'CMnw-. 1 1' " and run up on5 the everlasUng pill'r- ' , , .J cd debating and speaking by repre-
J. . 1 - -sr -y':rfflrrt-iit c;. '.;run we win not dui any recipes. .... t ; -u . tu
TiftVf-i fipllerWelL I.nm sorrv. wun a psaaw i uuituu , scnwuyw if" mvu. wvit.-
ed savages, and ah asylum at lastiu a
region not yet distinguished by it
puritan i:ety. They had not been here
more .than twenty years before they
bej:an by fines, itnprisonment, whip
ping, banishment and torture, to
make a history for themselves which
must be forever infamous.
They whipped and -banished a
man named Gorton and this was
his offence : His servant smiled m
bore the. tongue with aredhot iron."
It was a glorious day for God, and
Endicott was bis prophet.
Two little -children were found,
whose. parents bad been banished.
These terrible infants were fined for
non-attendance at church, and be
ing unable to pay their, fines, they
were ' offered for sale, it is said as
slaves. Slave selling was not then
so uncommon in Massachusetts, as
to excite any; particular .sympathy
for slaves, but this ease was too atro
cious i for the noneoo-merciful
slavenrtrf the Boston port, and the
magistrates were unable to find buy
ers" for their property. What was
done with the children we do not
know, but it is fair to suppose that
the i little scoundrels were put to
work under some God-fearing puri
tan, and that they afterwards at
tended church. But it . seems that
cropping their ears and boring thei
tongues did not effectually clear out
the Quakers, lor . a law was passed
punishing with death those banish
ed Quakers who should return. We
read that after the passage of this
law "Quaker trials became occasions
of reat religious interest." Meetings
were held, and sermons bearing up
on the subject were preached, after
which the magistrates, fortified by
he sermons, sentenced meek and
inoffensive men and women
to be hung." All for the glory
of God! And the preachers were
always on hand, we are told, to see
that the hanging was thoroughly
done, and that the victims in their
last moments sowed no seed of Qua
ker heresy among the faithful. These
iliat Wi;are6Q.rryJ'qr.itVju.l.it
not our fault, .,e. would say for .
. - '-;.-. i " . ' ,
them that they are. sincere, sincer
ity was about the only ."conspicuous
virtue they had, yet euch did thejr
make of it that we earsonly add that
their one virtue was worse than .a
doxen vices. It would be si kinduesa
to the puritan forefathers -of Jew
England to leave them alone in their
graves, but so long as inese lore-
fathers are annually dug up and fed
with panegyric at festal boards by
our cbiefest men, the truth shall be
told of them also, whatever their
shame. They endured do hardships
and displayed no fortitude to distin
guish them from the early settlers in
New York, Maryland, Virginia and
the Carolinas. They anTTdiitiugUish
ed only by the manner in which
they "served the Lord as if the devil
helped them," while their contem
porary pioneers offered asylum and
shelter to the victims of New Eng
land's remorseless pietists, and gave
men "freedom to worship God" some
hundreds of miles from Boston com
mon.
xnaddmf but1 1 Only bealr wyrktnis
botheration to read of the in-
moraing.
. 3
large and attentive audience assem-
Thelr 'Botlness 'Rooming
too near to play chess or any sftch 4 numerable ingremems wo Wed .Memorial ,all at. 2
time-destroying contrivance. Nith- ma-e 1B "o'clock r. m. to hear the -query :
er will we have a boys aud :&mt1A.1: FTiiThT , uiferff,Tbat mvxz-faxrt laa false
ed him. But bauishmen
suffice. Gorton and a dozen others
went to Ilhode Island and settled in
a place called Warwick, beyond the
nn o.rn rt nnn
rip Wij-w pnexrHng """.rtteW welfhave aseparate papr wim5 1 Yrtrr theory of Government," d scussed , " " 7 , f , ..
Uv 0fV.v w Ml w -171 m m i HH.a . Ml niam 11 a v rvi " 1
' in ii ifiprrn.i.. ui aii t ji i is v iiir. ii . w.. i
Jvu,v n - O 1 . .-. . . . . J anna cnfrii arrcra hlltTAl and
ties of Dr. King's New Discovery for i,0U:tt,x:P mnst!1.Ws crochet sam- extracts, apt as not the Other half I
enormous in this very valuable ar- r 7 , " t omDr,'f-ltbosei-same articles Ours would,
w&si good s
the average perhaps a great deal
Ck)nsumptio0. Tliejr:tradeis simply CL their hearts' content U complain that we. are; wasting
r.nrroi nnd never disappoints. olds, I of county expenditures that shall
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Crojip, J be put in supplemental form. We
ana all tnroat ana , iung uiseases
nniclrl v curpd. -Youcan rtest.lt -be?
fore buying by eettHigiirwtlottii?
free, large i Sl.Every bottle war-
ranteuHf
church, and Gorton public, defend- P"he w"e. f Ti .ni
t did nOtl ' " iiuiimuvivu) m
among the most nonorea ei our
honored forefathers. "Robinson,
Stevenson, Lcddra, and Mary Dyer,
one after the other, were led, to the
beat of a drum through the streets
of Boston, and there put ignomini
ously to death, and the bodies
of the men were stripped and thrown
into a pit without covering." Beau
tiful is the sight, oh heaven, and in
the sight of modern politicians and
flftPt
on the affirmative; and on the neg- , f . Al .
! i t t t- u r ni driving their women and children
ative by R. B. Lmeberry, of Chat- . , , -Bnn
J . j r n s r into the woods, brought the prison
ham county, and D. A. Davis, of , , i- : (u
x, , ere UaCK lO lWlUU ivawus mo " "
men
and children to perish and
J prayerful preachers orthe gospel are
i w t .w wnth nannrcmna iq t n n t nna i ....
will not try to be funny by .quoting ueilw'-"uw y-' ""t"tT " " of New Hill, N. U., called th
Or misapplying tne xioiy Dcripturee, j . - . woruerauu m uu mirouu
i - ... . . -l 1 we cannot alwavs be- serene. Wei L . i . me i i.
I nor will we retrain irom puDiisniug . , , , marss saiu : ai uicro w
and
sermons and other religious articles "isa 1
mr lear oi oeiusi uresuiuo iu iinu-
OU
I to
r fear of being tiresome to frivol- rr'T.,- ''T
ia people wh9 skip religious; pieces Moody and feel as if we could preach ;
. light ravenously upon some then we vent ourse ves m Writing
" . 'Igpoxant Bat Honest. ' v -' ,
GenOeman-Whatdppume - -'ZSZ brose-something like this.
uuvi """""i -&--"&. ----- i . .--r i 1 we are in a oanney xrauie oi unuu. , . . rp. Q earo ll""J F" l ' ru:,j,:
The time ISiasi approHcuuig nuou - iue ucsv uiguuicuv. xuv , . 4 t. luiuiuuiug
Again
witirthe story that.l said she must
assist yotLSUWheaiyou came to, me
to-dayI pifairl chariCf beSan
iUncle.,Rastu3 'Yes, sab, anI
B'bosed'ynjeaht dat I wds'to go to
, i. ' 1j and then devote our spare moments
every paper win oe religious, au .
when"evervT)elltbenpscribed, v r
"Holiness 16 the Lord "prefiguring, 'Some imes wfeeUike every
a?we understand it, that'everyposi- th
tion"of trust and influence will be ou atjthe corners and ought to be
Yadkin countv, N. C. One of each
society on the affirmative and vice
m i -r -v I- il
versa., lne rresiueni, j. r. xooine,
e house
ctory re-
" Juu"6 ... t .
- .mi nAA nnt i rt i Trn a L-ont
dim tUJJCUluug ti iu tu uau, on- , , ,
ting by his heart's desired, I eara-
fiotltf l-iorr KIrr trv rr! va ntlontirtn
coiij iv& ....u 6"- . A.. , ,.r.1,v.
to the speaker, as it is to be decided iro u ",C4f . ped and their tongues bofed, and the
by the audience which side produces J king senta peremptory order to John
i l?n .Mi frphiddiny further lndul-
liU . rort n T rnn n ""w" - o
F. B. Hendren, of Bushy Mountain,! . . iw - in that form of Christianity.
ilV UIV Wv. , ,.
The king was a uoman atnoiic.
JiEW ESGLANP'S ENLIGHTENED PRES
ENT. If there is anything the town au
thorities ought to look into it is
their town hall. After every show
is over the "bum'' part oT audience
will collect at the foot of the stairs
leading from the hall aud fill up'the
passage out of the building and re
tain that position until all the rest
of the audience have crowded and
edged their way out, amid the ob
scene remarks and curses, issuing
from the lips of those who blocL tho
way. No person can get out of the
hill after an ent rlamrcentwith run
ning a gauritfet of insults and indig
nities that would make a stranger
sick of riew llailford torever. o
lady ever yet went bomb without
some insult ringing in her ears. If
any one of our valiant constables
would make it a poiut to clear out
the hall-way after an entertainment,
he would be doing the public more
good than has been done in years.
n..I.Ksi1.. 1. Indoor) Kf Tntin Will
throp, Cotton Matherand other good
" n I Tint ViMiiinnor nnn rlinninc
r tUs!. ..mot oiolnro nvr 60 tr O
PULi Lull 9 1U1 Hid! tltA A V Irv 1 j v.... t . . i-
the emissaries of Satan. The prison-1 . .
ept at hard r .... .r .
1.UA. thimi.K (ha nmfAr nnn nnn-if
. - fcu.uuB.. Not at all. Mutilated witnesses went
Vy., ill LCI tCUUUlg mo iuinua. . . . ,
1 1 a. a- ' j . 1 , . , j siae 01 tne sick man mey were ui
the last meeting, read the query and . ' ,
. r . , I whpn KnimpB refused to nav his nne
ative. Each speaker was allowed ' " . , .....
js. ,7 S
" f -5j- :r-;- . - t. -mr' . 1 I 1 . -:
fra RrafW T mav beismunt. Mistan niieu oy ennsuuus.
SnvfybTltlWe honest 'deed I is." . We will name our new paper
.Theisinguonsteiiauoii, or jtuus-
bus' Goldten Ray,' or something
of ttfat sort; for the name should cor
respond ' with the Bize of the sheet
and; as it is to be devoted to the de--vetopmentofSo
aims should be high aai'well -as bfoad.
If we should faiOpdur enterprise
and be forced to "Hide our aimin
rshed head" and become "some mute
iDHorious Mti well
have dreamed of greatness, while
X compelled - sadly to murmur, It
-w. '.-j niisht have beeri." , ,,K, ! U
Suppose the stars of our constella
tion should cease to twinkle and be
under the: necessity ; of getting Jll
. .. . . ..' t-i : y c- "4
an rrnraiiL SPECIFIC 8 a:1 , nr.; ; r..;
. I . i j .1 : 1 iun nm nt a
-
ady, will-
: - i i nrr nnu. ' LiuuiMut iui ti""-.- -
wave to billow over our, fair name
and estate and consign "us back to
we know those
recreant "waves would wall them
sekMBe4Seaiashioiind show
US OH COBSUlwuuuoir " "v j
crokiridust 1 of notoriety. Just
and it- will
H Mto wHh Ktirdinry ffieacy 01
"VERfKlDMEYisV
a tho
Affcr
Cotlpttoiv ,J. f;.TBiUo?n
Kidney Affections, .
'. Mental Iressiom '
Vl ftJ O.VA
llUfcctor
ana
ne i
blUs.
tlUrnt W:.M Propr5et3iJ
011 front 1
. tv o l Kin r f oforotten-
i it kit-' Vs .UtmnnMMlJPf'V
green. , People would .never iotget
to allude to the "Lost Pleiad," or to
the declining luminary of day When
lhey. 5had,us so situated that we
couldn't turn a corner or change the
subject: The millenial spirit does
. - . m . . 1
?wl
E RSI AN
t4ttj
lkilyrbould know. -
Bit? waexion Bean- '
ir known,
tboye,
" HtisBlikaVlWM d9t i make rodtn
for Spring fetock.I Call and securfe ba
in ail
goods in bc'r line.
t bDN?Pt preraii gally yet : To. guard.
fallinto better grooves. The tension
seems; too tight and the driving
wheel out of gear, and we do not
know how to regulate them. How
nice if all. the little conjunctive dif-
ficuitie? of lifetheJf, and's and
but's-Mrtmld be smoothed placidly
down, like the pebbles beneath the
sbininj LwaterJ IJow gently, then,
would the stream of- our existence
go murmaring on : fill lost in the
great seas beyond I .
But let's return to tne mutton.
We shall not go into the business
addressed to us. We are very nat
footed in our likes and dislikes, arid
as the latter term is much fdo mild
tffexljressuf -disgust Moiriiattery
we may as well say at once that we
hate it almost rancorously hate it
We always feel powerless to defend
Ourself when a shower, of it falls, so
keep silent as the earth does under
a hailstorm, and let it be until it
melts.' We will send a complimerrt I
a$y copy of our paperto Mrs Wey
rbb" bectflse Shi&satBQ nice abput
the. little, bundle of chestjiuts that
some poor woman handed her dur
ing her trip Siuth; She has nepT
been rewarded for that, and as )yo:
one else : will perform that duty we.
elect ourseit to, cl K V Pr 111 Wl FSl
ing journal will be a sort oi monu
ment to that act " of ouf representa;
tive lady. A monumental , paper
may commemorate' an occurrence
quite ' as " endurably as a pillar of
ptone or marble. If it does not, it
Boodl of Republican noodle.
From the News and Observer.
Chief cook Harris, of the Republi
can parly, has returned from Wash
ington and certain northern head
centres of extreme protection in a
mighty good humor. This means
that he has the assurance of abund
ant sinews of war to be used by the
Republicans in accordance with
their peculiar tactics in the approach
ing campaign. Protection' gold will
doubtless be poured in the State in
for the Radical leaders
twentv-five minutes for his first
stripped and so brutally
nnrl ton fnr ika cuvnnrl All 1OSIOU-,
r M lanrrnA triot anmt Vvs nnders - ex-
the speeches were of deep reasoning, -
,. , . -t 1 1 Afv. pressed sympathy for him and for
enlivened by wit and humor. After i toa " j y j
the long and hard fight, the question " "S v-" .VZ JZ Z.
was decided in favor of the affirraa-U,llsuu u" "v 0',u'""'
hundred Pe68ea M'nero. WB ue UIV:L, "l ' JJtnoeA th. the enormous unequal profits they
d that they wpre not v.ry gooq - . . enloVrne uader lbe p.
i n inn .1 nivfl wnrk nan in m i rf
Jl lion ui mu n jw ....u i , . , e
Wheu Etadicott thus found his chief
occupation gone he laid him down i quantities
' L.v.1 a "Puii-.r in hpnvon have amotion that thev can carrv
he was taken out into the streets of .u .:u,.1Q vnl. r,,rr,lin: tho niwifnrtnr-
11 is ever iiiua mm vuc wguKuus. wwi---)-- ...
The Quakers whom Endicott had ing and monopolistic pets of the
murdered were already with their L high protective system are entirely
fathers in hell so our saint-like pu- willing to contribute largely of their
ritan hoped, at least. gains made at the expense oj their
About thirtv vears later Eastern P brethreD in orderto mtain
. . m ill TirPKKHi l i r 1 1 i ur ii . nrj ijiut ks wmiv'i
tive by a majority or one nunareajf
anA ofvftm .Thp pTP.rciaftR wera now I an
HUU OAAHWMM. I , . .
. ., . . . . i TMinrnnq ir seii-evineni.
suspended until bocloclc p.m., wnen - wl-tUMn aa tvpn r,nvpr; fortune to be accused by these en
a a nf tk. lightened forefathers of being too fa-
. . i i i nnr ni iiir I'liiiiii v aliu ituuv i va hv i - -d
the oratore display their eloquence. , . . ,,, . m:,:nr ith the devil. But saintlv
- - . Anapi rrirr n il h merciiui imuti
The orators -were escorted into the s ' .j Lr!..ri1mflHnot confine itselfto
. . --r. . .. . i i rincn moit nim ooioeio ueavcu uuu
hall by the cuiei marsna s ana seai- the execution of dogs. Something
ed under the banner ot Mother mil- f-- . ;. ..r , r,, innnt nnrl npacp.abla
Motfci-Euia re-
ft ,-- 14 . i -: c r . hid hAitr miDCinn nv lriini isuii mtf uajva i - . - --v . t i- :
becausehe, the dog. The,, . -
tt nffii it1" "i uwaiinyj uuuj.mv i . , . . .t .iih)is i hi ra m ro rn nnn ni i --
- . ' . . . . hro Uimbcn. i lien ne imorisoneu wcic uvu. - A P ,i
"America Holdsihe Future." UeO, "TrrI.;" .tt.,kii Vhnnt it forthev were formallv tried ng pur.i8ysiem. oi govcru.ucm, u,,u
with an absolutely full enlistment of
and Democratic voters. olhmg short
t Tf ttw,-rrht5 ihdfid thp nnhlic. -c-uuiuoLw ."" r: - ... , .. . of the latter should content us ns we
-A&Kfn .. Quakers which it was hoped wouia iounu xo ue m,u, u u.u n -cti;e8 of thc c,
TmMjL root out this devilish sect, and byj killed in. accordance With the script- PP"
' . I ' t J : L.W'n 'vwi - 1W1 1 -W. W w - 0
virtue of this law many tiustere urai comraauu, uuUB
mpn Vnd women, were whipped, im- "Thou shall not suffer a" witch 1o
prisoned, starved anl ill-treated in I live." But exactly ' where in ,their
LrinnR other wavs: ButJ certain Bible these lovely theologians found
The fact should tend to make us
look well to the strength of our Dem
ocratic forces. We must meet the
disreputable moneyed argument of
the Republicans with a
careful in-
invitiug; and thither the larger por
tiou'of ihe.aiidielce.repaired to en-
ioyfthXusjbcial gathering. The
youhSdjeineyenjoy meettng
If duzen, or wo schoolboys hi one
Iveoinet rulipiicitj-and intricacy
If' f dtS'f'" some of the
peopJe would be Quakers, which so their command to crush Giles Cory,
enraaed the governor that in a fit of aged 81, to death between two boards
i'...m,B dav he ortleTed by piling stones on top of bira, we
'dauiiciid ha gyj ftrttished-
tliing else, from an oration down to
a' flirtation. 4 J. A;Mf 1
We' endorse all :the proprietors
have said relative to tae merits ot
Salvation Oil. It is nonpareil. ;
crises of thc conflict.
before JisTs again the ques
tion as to whether the whi,e man
shall continue to rule this white
man's countrv. The Radical gold
will make, the negroes even more
solid than, heretofore against the
whito man's interest, and our efforts
should be redoubled because of its
use. The. horrors ot Kauicai mis-
excess are still fresh
in our recollection. The memory of
e whito
BCato will
achusetts, ana to euectuany g nu - iT"-- humiUation mustnot again' be per-.
onrr nnmn lurevcr iuu cit i""" i . ... 7-
It cannot bo' fullr told b nl"i, prpiecuou gum aiiyi inS
el., iiAn in'inil tk.ldo not know
vuaiavbiiooiva mw o
top of bira; we
At any .rate - they
' . " - i l - ui .su tt- use. ine, non
en out and whipped twice a week, squoze mm u w8?uw . ,
aoro severely than the and one oi the deacons poKeu u oacK
KlXIVKXXJL. Inhi iVrtfea nA ooom. 1 CH 0
t?? . . . . tT.vvt .'t' IoaK limp mom severely
ed tenjtpccjsion ' TheSe wicked . QuaV'ers with-a -stick; afttr wfiicb theoldmaa " ..ou. ...
heukarnband furnished "the St5 thf?Sf! L,T but most obstinately : - ,. A the PuUinSoftbe negro over di
Srd MPwV havnotbalf told the tory,
ightr to damn PeT cease to mortify .us.; Such a
ofthem a lawwas. passed which de: I and dan
clared that Vfor the. ftrst onence oi puruau. -' V d.eto thVcontrary notwitbslanding.
? .a k !el,m.nt am onr co d ttoc-ff. inese pumausnaswui - . -. - -.- -
reiuinuiBu:-Tr J;, J., u nt W,n-lft n. not for White men, we must sec to-iu
shall be cut on, ana ior we Wuu wivm.., . j
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