The Gastonia (
Devoted to the Protection of Home the Interests of ♦w*>
Vol. XXI. ' GASTONIA, N. C- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, lOOO.
TVO KANT SMITHS.
BILL ABF TELLS OF PEBPLEXITT
WHICH IB OAUBED
T# Pbiwam «r IlMil rf» * i«m
TmwW Lmr DislNMf* a ad Trnmn*
Hr AM AMUMr nun'll Trlrxran.
IUU Arp la AtUnt a CjLAtUutioi.
Pleasure, surprise aud bewilderment
oomblnad give a ouiluua wxpreeiioa t.i
a man’s (SUlur-a. One »( our boy- I* a
doctor to Jacksonville. Fla The other
day while visiting a patient ns recti red
a Ulaphoos ntsiMgs f.uu ul. wire,
"Coma bums at once; * t-legmoi from
your slstsr Hattie says your fatter is
dying and to o»<ns »i o .ci " 1 maginr
hit reclines of dUtresa. U urn lug
homabe found Ins wife in irara, hie
yaltaa pack'd sil l Its lied only an hour
to aaka lbs train. All ins long night
he grieved and sighed, as lie tried l»
sleep, but could not. Next tteorumg
at lOo’oloek be reached Oarlrrnville
and hurrylbg up to the paternal mm
eloo met me aad Haltla'a husband
driving merrily to the puebfflc-. Hi,
couldeol speak II-cnuldrul audrr
Stand. Pleasure, surprise sod bawlld
anseot filled his ayes and avery feat
ure of his face. U« bad travelled 400
■ilea In basic expecting to Bad u>«
dead or dying, and here I was osprrlng
amend ns lively as a young colt to a
hurley patch. He r.mldrui stand nor
understand, but sat down aod said:
"There has bren n oilaiak-, but thank
U*S L >rd you are well. I never notice l
where tbs telegram came from nor to
what Dr. Smith U was addressed, but
supposed that Sarah knew and I came
at occa. Let me go down to iba office
and wire her. P -w girl ! she will bs
so anxious.” Indue lime he raeeivrd
an answer, “ ttasaage not for you nor
from Carters?ilie.” Well, well! How
much Bssatal dlslrcM and ureamse
trend would bare bees saved bad h>
carefully read tbs telegram. Ha was
dreadfully morel Bed t bit owu blun
der. but ws Were gratified at hU unex
pected visit, and as we happened to
hare turkey fur dlnunr, all want hap
pily cud this day was a rl»d oua. Tim
trouble is In Uia name. I) ictora should
be named Oaten or Uippooralre Abei
. natty or Valentine Holt or W-atnor
land. But dmltb la ao ooeen.K) and
Das Idas lhara la a colored sou of Aaaeul
aplus la Jacksonville and nut lung ag.<
our buy reoelred a telegram that was
Intended for tba sutured brother and
ItSiM: It’* a boy aad Mi randy is
doing well " There t* a good deal In
a Dima. There we* nearly forty do I
lerm to ay too lit ibis lostaooe, for If
ble name bed toon Vanderbilt or B.<ck
»toller or area Sgue-sslfanier. iiw tele
gram would not b«r* miscarried Tba
Smiths. Junes. Bruwna aod Jokueun*
ought to stop multiplying toe name
aod take a new Hart, like they dn Id
idea loo. When a oouplo mate In Max
Joo tbe Brat thing they do liefora they
■caarry i* to agree uwoo a family uaoie.
f l the gut I* bumble and Mbmiule*.
abe takes ble oaa»; If she It wealthy or
-artlstocrallc and he Is oot,' be takes
Bier name. U they are of »quil rank.
Cbay make up « eew name-u kind of
mix*, a re of both family namea For
Instance. Mr. Brown aod Mtea Joo re
woold be wedded aa Ur. aod Mr*. Bro
jon. My wife and 1 would bare been
Mr. and Mr*, Hotoharp. for eh* wee a
Hutchins, and then our Aeeoulpeon
eoa woold hare been Dr. flutebarp or
BMjb* Dr. Kedly, after hie wife, sod
hate an red that long ride and forty
dot Ian. But all’* well that »od*
well, end w* are still oalm nod
•ereaa. Oue of our little graadeblldreo
a three-year-old thinks It inlgbty smart
sod gre«t fua to osll me aa I pm* aod
say. "Hello, mai-f! Hallo. Bill Arp 1
Hello, grandpa I”
There la a good deal to a name. I
Ilk* Mg aining asm** Ilka Webstar.
Calhouo, Washington. Macon, Lamar.
McIntosh, rtnynrdBocbanan, Mould
log. etc-, hot It SOUK lie e serious eon
alteration for a pretty girl with a pret
ty enpbooloog same to swap off fer a
disagreeable or peculiar one. 1 knew
a Mies Moulding to marry a Dr.
Turalpeaad, and I always tooegtit
*be must bare In red him mighty bard.
Charter Lamb tells a story stoat an
English girl who was courted bra
wealthy gentleman who was good end
handsome sad had every rlrtur*. but
Ms name was Hogafleah. Bbeloead
Mm, bat she noolderit bear to think of
• befog called Mrs. Hogstoeb aod she
refused Urn for three year* aod would
Bara kegt aa refusing, but he sreal be
fore parliament aod bad bis same
'changed to Ilscoo. That la bow the
oaoM Bscon originated, and oor sena
tor cam* from that atosk—and It I*
good steek.
l bar* i'iM pretty aaar reading
any opitapb agalo fox tber* waa a aawv
MMt Ban • round wboa our doctor
left Jaekaoavllle and they are (Iran to
*.0 lid paling lad —and If btbaard
I waa dying, ot eottra* b# oould put It
In that I area d*ad next warning. Re
portae* an doaUi on bad trow* Wbao
tba original Bill Arp died to Tex** U
want *11 orar ilia country that It waa
tan and I bad la tetim fam tba (laid
for a Una* aod wait until tba paople
laarnad batter—for w barer ar I waat I
waa pmwnoac-d a fraud; bin I read
mj apttapba and worn aatiaded Mr.
Ward, of Blmlhghan latroducod aaa
to art todlanc* oat long agu aad (aid a
laotarar or a writer of bn no root tfcet
oba* oaaof no oooaequtiM* until h*
took Mother oame-ibal Chari** F.
Brow* wag uiliiiwi until h* toak tbd
•ana •* Artrnua Ward ; that H*nf>
Bfcaw waa uohod until be wrote «rar
tba Mgaatar* of Joah Bllllog i that
Mano*l Otaneo* waa le-rar board of
until ha Incline Mark TwajD; and ao
Prgaol* B. Hart# be*an« Ban HtM#
aod Dim ana beam at* Boa ; aad Melrllla
la ■ Ian boonna XII Pvikh-a; and At
frod Tawaaaod boo— Oath; aad
SklUakor waa Mr*. Parungtoai aad
Ooodftcb waa Prior Ptriny; aod Loot#
waa FHNkia V. Xaaby; aad Joka
Pro*tar wa» Pool; aod Maorica
Tbowpaaa waa Doaattaba; aDd 0»arga
llarrla woo Sot Loeawaood , and Bow
Praaklia waa Poor Rlobard: aad ao
earth awd aaoa. aad Uat of an hara la
owr frtaod. Bill Arp, aka bad todt#
card a good otd hm-st ntin-and a*
•uoiu oue that wa* never heard of in
i the heaven* above nor Ure earth be
ne tU». nor la the water* uoder tbv
earth, Shakespeare «|i that a rner
by any oilier onmaa would nmi-ll as
•went, but thear author*. whether wise
nr willy, are afraid to risk tlietr
thoughts without a new Ohrlstaolng
Now, I was ruminating ebiut what
Cbristlan Seiruce would do with sitrh
a ease as our snn coming up herr 400
tulle* with a belief that 1 was dr ad or
dying—onuld the science her* t-dd
him better. 1 am not llspotol to o-ake
•port or the aclrnce *• Mark Tw -In
did. bat X ranoot understood In* *•
can manufacture faith to order, eu I
sometime* It has to be manufactured
an quickly that it m-i«l strain tha ma
chinery powerful!*, ( ets 'osi-llnga
little tabl« yeaterdsy for our grand
child end the nail slipped and the ham
cant* dnwu on my thumh and made e
blood Ulster, Uefure I had time to
think. It did oil hurl «i autMniltig U>
Christian 8ji«oou hot was only Imag
inary. X UII y >u jr did hurt had a id t
don’t Dollars the science would hare
tirev-nted It.
Idtybe bl io l blisters am excepts*!
they ooybl to be. and si >ngbt stum pad
toes and burns and nil other very sad
den thing* that don't giro faith lime I
to senrk
t»« *rMk«> *f USj wn<ik.
J. HmUh, Jr.. In Atlanta CooMUullon
I n it* your enrraap Mxlcot’l alltisi ru
to “Lady Health."
Him M a elstrr of mine. Him has a
wild, adventurous spirit and drlftad to
the Traaevaal at the cl is < of our civil
•ar. liha M the author-** ot “Beauli
ful Snow" aod “All Qukl on tne Poto
mac To-nigtit." Hha np.tned ou‘ a
ranch la tba Dutch rapunllo of O no
Paul, aod «u a ol-i«e friend of Oliva
Schreiner when Urn Uttar wrote her
“Story of an Afrimo Farm," wh<ob
had leternational fast* My tislar r»
OAped U>a horror* of reootiairuotlon In
Urn aoalhnra confederacy In her da
pxrtatloo to South Africa, liar fam
h» a poet mi followed her, for tbe
“Beauilfnl Hoow," has It* ad>winw(
the world over: while “All Quiet o
Uve Polo one To-nlghl” had the ring
of “ B-UakMve," aod L-nd Cartgan'a
abarga of tba (lx hundred (0 vividly
portrayed that all England did hoaora
pi *-L'dy Smith " Still, fha remained
quirt on her ran oh ou the “Ar«mplan
HUM," of which aba tad her flock I
When Teooysno "passed la bki
check*” the (ebenie was to make her
poat-leuretes* of lb* British empire,
but eh* Was “bunkoed" nut of Ike J «ti
In some way, at wbteb Qui-en Vtctoii.
M said to have t«eo greatly dMpleaeed
That “Ueautlfel Hnow" business dis
tanced all competition la tb* poetri
Hn* In Englaad. and while It waa ooi
poeelble In iadratlfy “Lady HasiUi"
aa the author of It In this country the
credit for it #<* accorded to her ovet
tbe water. lam one of I be few per
•on* to whom she confided tbe eecrei
•if Us suthorsblp.
I have bad ao letters from my staler
staee the English soldlsrs lu faded the
Transvaal, but tblok It poaaibM tbai
Lord Robarla sad Q*n. Kitchener
been saot than to reaooe her. tb* pur
Ke of the crown being to set “Lady
lib" up in tbe poet laureate butl -
nee* aa was originally dealgeed.
I have never met “Helen of Troy,”
and have no persons! aoqnslounce
with the reporter Homer, who wrote
up that other affair. My sister's case
Is different from that of Helen. It
troold be eery <31 tasteful to her to
have Joubert, Robert* or Kitchener
dragged around at tbe wheal* of a
chariot, such as w* see oq our Streets
on elrans day drltsn by the victor run
Romans! While “Lady Smith" was
addicted to poetry, like Slaatoa and
Hubnerand could ride a brunolie lo
rounding up her o*UM on tb* Trans
vaal plains, bar sensitive Datura would
set sanction any such cruelty aa tha 1
dragging of a fallen foe around by the
heel*.
-I auk* this eutemeut as due to mv
sister, aod in answer to the request for
Information oalled for by your o tires
pondvat la Wednesday morning’s Issue.
An f Hrm>l»r
They an tailing a itorv In Washing
ton about Oongremaan Claytoa. ol
Alabama, who used to bo dial rim at
tornoy la bla Out*. It twia* blr
duty at one time to pmmcuU an old
mo for makljg lllldit whiskey. It
waa not a Terr oortoua infraction of
tba law; bat the old luakewoodemsa
had hem reokleee In hufopoo violation
and It waa oaowiairy to mtko an ex
ample or bla Ho waa broogbt Into
court, and after the government had
•rated ita ease the old man, who had
no lawyer, aakad to bo allowed to go
oa the itanrt. Ha waa told that lb1i
would rrader blm llaUe to aovwer any
qwotibns; bat he Inatated.
•‘Well, uncle Jnbo.” (aid Clayton,
■'did jmu really make any whtekey In
yoor mill r*
• H-nry.” replied tho old man. with
pathetic tone, ”1 know'd yoor p«; I
voted for yoor pa aveiy lima ho ran for
Jrdgo. And. Henry, year pa wootd
opvor have axed am oo qoeetloa Ilka i
that.”
The larora Uugbnd, the eourt trailed !
•M Clayton rv lectori The old man
drove borne that night.
Vlotlma to aumaeh, liver and kidney
IrouhUo aa well aa w men. and alt feet
the reeolte in Inaa of appetite, poisons
In the Mood, backache, nrrvoueoeua.
headache and tired, Itatleea, rnn-down
feeling, lint there's on need to fleel
like that. Litton to J W Herd oar,
IdavIHe, lad. lie eaya: "BWetrio
BHtera era Joet tho ikiag for a man
wbea ba le ell rue down, aed deal car*
whether bo live* or dine. It did rnnra
to giro mo bow atroagib aad good
aypeUU tbaa anything I oeuld take 1
eaa now not anything and ham a now
loaaooo life.” Only SO coots at J. B.
Gurry and Company** Drug Stom.
■vary hottle gnomatnad.
ur aid TiiEtot ru.
*■ *«»<• ■rllorMl Rrhn the
M»artl«. of ika (WiMrra«y ml
Ckaelaalaa a* Lm'i linkkgr kr Mr.
A. la M. rairy.
Cawlaama Mm aed dour nr.
• Amooi lha baal fifu of rr..vlJo..c*
to a uatlo . are enfit iuen arh < act aa
laid era and «uiU«>; wnu loan their
mark ui»a thru aye ” So more po
troilal fort)* ana nisi iu snelety tb<o
, ilia InOotiice uf gnud coeu. Dunn* Uia
| French Hr volution of 1848. when the
i lull toad mob swept irresistibly through
Ui« etreau of r*rla, L*u>ariluw puahed
bie way la front and stood there with
uneovrrrd head. Tae leader laid •
"iJiucaus, wo are la the presence of a
maa who represents aaveuty year* of
imble living ” aad the loeurgeau. re
••uked and thoughtful, desisted sudden
ly I rum their cruel aud InaetM purpose,
so aland we to-Dlgbl to do boutage to
an llluelrioue (touttn-ruer, type of
punrei chivalry, moat exalted peuiot
liaa, aud e mirror like that of a falrv
which break* aad ah Ivor* iu preweuoe
of anythlog mean oowardly, eelOab,die
bon.irable.
The bravest ara ilia laudarwt. Uia
loving are the daring. lathe oombV
naUiiD uf sxcellecmar which Bade up
bis character than wae a beautiful
hlaud mg of what was Boat manly and
the truly womauly, and it it Boat Ot
that woman'a heed and womaa'a heart
•boaId confederate to keep fresh frag
rant aud ImperWiebl* the virtues and
deeds of auch sail aad thu principles
whieb coo trolled snob a peerless life.
women wrruouT Equal*.
Our "paeijiur lnetltatu>n'’«if domes
Mo A(rtc,n slavery lu aale-Uelli*ni usye
created and (tailored e cleee of wumeu
oever eorpassed In Die world A plan -
utioo waa a little kiugdom, preelded
ovrr tty huabuud sad wife, aatwlxt
wlvora there wealed eeutoil respect,
defersooe, admiration and levs. Iu
the bnuerh-dd fathered reapectfal.
ohedieul children Ne.tr aod afouud
wars dapeodvDla, why did oot claim
emlai equality, net rendered ohrcrtul
obedtaaca and service, and were cared
for t-nderlr fr kb cradle to coiBo.
rlnwe who dominated ware lulelllgeci
maalarful. patriotic, loving home, klu
died State and country, diapeuelug a
prodigal tijspitallly, lioltml only by
the teepee lability aod behaviour of
f fleets, eo ire log mextuiese. Amoug .
rediieiaeiit culture^modesty, purity, a
becoming beluvlur, the characteristic
remlulae ,raiu; amoug boye, cjurtear,
»>arags ohi valrv, devottou to too wmh
er sex, regarding dUb ux an I oowarJ
lee at InefftaaabiH at via*. Toelr edo
eulon we* reaprcl for wumeu, riding,
huntlug, apeak I na tb« truth. I* wtry
and roojax.es have yet to portray, in
truthful colors. Urn attraction* mad
beauties of the 8 lulbern home, bow of
the irrevocable past. When Inequality
waa threaten -d and aUles were to ha
d-igraded ti counties, aod the South
heoame out great UatiieAeld, and every
cltizeo was aiding In the terrible eou
d'ot. the mothers, wives, Mater* d*ugD
tara *1 h extraordinary uuaulmtty and
f--rvor, rallied to the aupport of their
imperilled lead. While the older wo
men, (re* intelligent conviction, were
reedy to eastern the South 'polities!
events and the ueoeaally of Confronting
privations, trials and sorrows dtvW
"pe>l girlhood into the maturity and
•el(-reliance of wouiMho-d. Anxious
womau with willing treads aod loving
heart* rushed eagerly to every pieov
which alokneee or dastitutluo or the
ravages of war lovaded. enduring
aacrltto'i, displaying noearpwwad for
tltuda and heroism. Uburch houses
wars eocvericd Into hospitals or pi acta
for making, o-illaotlog. shipping cloth
lug and needed supplies. Innumerable
priv-ite homes, near or adjeoeat to bat
Ued'lda, were ailed, with tbeaiek and
the wounded, ft waa not uncommon
to **» grandmother and youthful
maldeo sugaged In aaakmg seeks, beta
and other needed ■■tides. Ail uuaaed
aod uatraloed, three women entered
the field* of lahjr with the spirit or the
Chrtat. row Into queaeoly dignity and
enrolled themeeivaa among tka Immor
tale. Koargie*, time. Uvea ware given
to the allevettooe •( the duffarlug
cheering of the b< Kneel ok and to (lie
inspiration oa the hnpeiaas and the de
•patriot. With active curraga. rroo
laUaodanutea, ohaarful eel r-restraint
aod ttaltUg aall-aaeriBoa ttwp |mp»r.
tad fngab eoaraga to Uw bravo, qutek
nati reapoeae of tha laggard, and
poarod atawo uul oontampt on him
arho ablrkaJ of aoaaot Lba bombproof
Dtp aad sight these ministering aogv la
>aa»ed at lr Uwp hed mada an axodoi
from Haavaa. Hotiudlaaa patriotism,
e-Miragooua andnraaoa. sorptlslog ols
alou of thought dod action. Famlaloo
tnndeniWM was broadened aod deep
aoad bp tbla salt sacrificing * ■atotatrp.
Hoper added to these trlata and datlas
U»* nmiiir; supervision of ear
vents ond farm* aod uw performance
ot dutlre which bith rtn bad dav ilaad
Upon iba caao. flanging over boa a
and haute waa itw oaaaalaaa appratwo
tlooa and the waarp advance of the
lovrd Onto. a
ifo bear aod rued coach of doiieetelp
ptwperrd ‘feeaalee” la aaoteot Ram
and modern Pails aod Newport, but la
lba time of whleb l apeak In this
dooUilai>d of oara womioboad was
rleblp and haavlip oodowad wile
do llaa aad ooeu mat lens aad highest
•octal toeoilooa am wife aad mother
aad neighbor, aad trwaerugp >uMbUitlaa
aod datwo aadarlav oor aoalatp la R*
•Creature aod permaoeoea aa solid
foundations Instead of super Re Iai
adoraowote aod supine set loo tha ln
lelhwtoai apmpatbtaa aad In tarsal a of
Uwa# aaiBM ware large aod tbav uo
dan not. with wlaa and Joat gold uwa,
tba maoagaowot of bouaetrddi end
farms and aarvanu, leaviog tba an
fpw tar war aod otvll government.
These noble and ruaolato woaaaa wars
Uw
xoTuaaa or ths ohaocni,
of the waa wbo built eptlw groaUwos
of the Uatoo aad sroewplletwd Uw aa
aiampled aoblovewaaUaf Uw Uuafod
araep. Knowing ao aoatUba wore sx
1 alted aad peramoeut that at wife and
; mother, with the raapeoalbUlUM wbWb
attach to muwaforu omptra, tha fra hr
‘og of children nod guidance of alaraa
••eft dm «m u Uuaw would hare u«d
bli oomyaoloD. abort reproaah -nd
above ao* pinion, and wboM partly >M
•o prliad that a rlulaiioa of panuoal
Mwaa reaeatod aad puntahad by
tb/ to bo aona, and buabaod tod
father* of auob woutao with tba dealh
of tba violator. “Strength and dignity
ware bar olothlot aba opened liar
mouth with wladi)3; and tba l*w of
kliiditaaa wa* on her tongue, si*,
looked well to ilia way* of bar honar
boM and iba ata not iba bread of Mlo
.ewa. Her chfldrao rooa up nod called
bar blreard; her lioaband al*o.”
Thirty yaafa have itwored hatred*
and asaiparetl.ro*; wolUOad prajudtoaa,
changed iba peraprctlvaor background*
of maoy hiitorlo and political picture*
of tha aoulli, and glveo at tba North a
truar aatlmata of our ootdiare nod
greater reaped for oorjwtortpUa. MU
Ury expert* aoeh aa IT.deeW p |«oa 1-re
for atralary, for audacity, for Uktug
reap .natbllli* at critical parlod* aloog
•Ida nf tba world** great captatM.rask
lag bin with Career, B<**p*rte, Hao
ultial aad Martuorei ur a ne b aa Han
dereoa, wiroiilng Jaafcaon with tha In
•plrtd warrior*. Frealdaot MoKintay,
with co-maudabta pal riot I* us. ap
proyad tha daourattoo of Soulbarn
grevoa. Erery cemetery. national
park and m-uumretof a tribute to
oor man nod eaure. Tba pHiatoo ha lid
login Waablogtoa la a great auounuui
to the Confederacy, * here there are eo
rolled more name* Ihap war* In Iba
Iwt* of tba Confodareta army through
tha four yaaro of war.
HISTORY rNYUTID.
Much yet renal os t-i be dune la tbr
v led leal ton of our uiulerlylug prlncl
pies. Tbe claim end tbe seesrUon of
biulas'. rights wee set modem not su
after (bought, oor tramped up for the
ocoMion. It eotedated tbe Umetliu
tloo. Jacob and Etsu began their ami
flkt before birth, lu ■tuner's enni
It »ae » dearly siserted right, eo-xist
•fitly adhered to. la Virginia end
Hhude Island and New V«rk it wea
ratified. It wee aokeowledge !<■ pro
po-ed aotioo of Uertf.Kd Giuvaniii.
of Maaaeobueetta aod Oo .iwelkut. In
tb* war of 1812, aod Texas an omllav
Theca lias bssu an snliro per vert i.)ii lu
the eause of war.
Illatorlo* a >d law booh, abound in
astuapUooa. miar* presentations. per
vsrtion*. Inveotioo*. Ulatorr he*
breo mad* to support tbeoriea and sub
sequent el.I a*. Quest uf troth alooe
Ik not the aim Of tUuae lu whose His
tories are su many dtaaordanocs and
oootradleuxos. Impartiality does not
mraa aupprsasluu of feots. To sustain
e tbsoro or bolster up iMblilty to
Orueh Confederates, It la aerlooaly aa
eumed that w# bad more troop* ibao
muster roll* show. Tb* OoorederaUs
never bad In *11 lb* fear years a* many
as 600,000 mco voder arms. Federal
report* show 2.200 000 aea—1.2110,000
mustered oat of service. Parallel at
Aapottomax 28.300.
It may be wvll to Illustrate by a few
example*. It bee been called e war fur
oBsoded ootisokuese, ‘-A great moral
thought, called the Gulden Bala. Urn
shotted tb* eaanoa of lh« North for
vtcbn-y and eplked tb* eaonun or tbe
south for debit.” The histone il aod
the moral assumption la a* falsa and
mixed a* the meUpbor. Congrew lu
1881 declared that the War was to pre
serve llm UoIon with all th* dignity,
equality eed rights of Ui* Stales uuIm
pel rad logallt (aid : ••Slavery dis
appeared fro® lb* Northern State* by
tbe oprrattoD of social, econo etc and
natioaal law*.”
Oa emancipation also Ingalls said :
"Emancipation was net Coutemplated
by any outiaid-raM* pul t loo of A mar
ie to people when th* war for the
Union began, aud It was not Drought
to pass noli) tb* fortune* of war tw
ee me deeper aU, aod we* then justified
aod defended upon tbe plea of military
necessity.” lloooln said : “I Mew
tba measure (Proclamation of Bmanet
patio*) aa a praotloal war me wo re to
ward in* suppression of to* rabsUio*.”
In antasoultm to these historical
verities * aaMsUonat Nottltar* preach
er *«ye : "Tb* vision of liberty for *11
without regard to lao# or color, dis
turbed our lead with ooxfitet and
strife, aod tornsd tb* South into one
lament* bnUMMd until tb* lews of
lb* natloii matched th* ideal* of Ood.”
joins nows’! ruar-o**..
John Brawn baa ban* wad* a saint
and a martyr. Emwnon and Wnluiar
oanonlav him Hillla aaya hi* sympa
thy tempered herds me into eofiorav.
A report to the Virginia legislature
lays a band of armed consul retorauud*
eo Invasion Into Virgin!*, -for Ui*
porpoa* of locltla* Slav** to Inturm
Hoc. placing arms in their hands, «id
lug tba tUvdS lo mardey wasters sod
tanallk* end orerthm w th* gnvsrueoent
of lb* O im« mwealth’’ Biward
Rvevett say* th* raking of revolt we*
long meditated, well considered, “with
aa ulterior iutratlew of wrapping tba
whole oommuoHy la olvll w«y of Um
dewillaet end Moodiest typo.” Govern
or Knot, of New Tort., denoueoed tb*
act an a "schwa* of merges end loser
native.” Bit Thayer, who did mom
tb-i* any other Northern as*a to aev*
Kansas lo fra* soil and fra* ub-w, in a
latter to mo. 2#tb of May. 1807. sail*
him "a raflUu, who tried to make Mm
negro ea murder their meat era." Tb*
Uonvwatlo* which nominated Lincoln
In 1800 dan**need Brows aa oe* of
lb* neatest of cnmla.lt
CtJLTUM ur CAVP.
Tba ohoraourof tba man who rougbt
for booM aad tiaadoaa waa of Ua high
rat porni typn. ' A jroaag ttoatbaiaar
who waa at Tala wbaa U>a war bagaa,
laft at oixw for bla aatlra food to tarra
bar la lb It tlt)M of traabfo That torn
away by tba Iwntorabto damaod af ooa
•eloaar aad of luyaltj totbaSaaUi froai
a foot) yolat af lataaaa lavUratool Hfo
aad parp-wa. bo »«ld : ‘*0110 of ay
bora rat ragrato wu l bat l waa bidding
a loog good-byr 10 latailrataol aad
rongmlol aarroandlaga aad-Hi
Uoao. Tbaaa polgaaat ragrato aad
gtoaMj tpgrabaooioaa pravw Wt bn at
tnly artaadMa. Around tba oaaty
Iraaof tbatot »M»|iaay of ftiabiaood
Howliaata t foaod tbrobblaa aa laiol
tooiaal lift aa Mgfa aad toll Ua at aad
tetoaaa aa aay I bava ay*r baton
With John Baten Cooks and Taylor
JUrtta. Waltor Blair and Allan Mar
•«tw. Willie Dame end Lrtgta Bobiaeoo
lx the ranka there waa certain Ir no
da««* td intaU-dUtalatarMiUon. The
HawUarrOlaa Club, indeed and lad
b/ r. a. Croooli, waa the my ueat (
ham aver heart, and rendered mark,
at fee eeteodflo aod enjeyanle. f
bam known iha bartal ..fa laroeoroe
(o tai all nurd by the mi I re e womI
•ml digiilHrd l»y an Bn«Uab epreoh. a
Latin oration and a Greek ndo. which
would have don* tmnnr in aay literary
•* aaemorlal ocrael.m at old Yale.M
II Uobvkiae a by auch man eboald
tend to lb# artlllrry and why ewok
companion (hip ibould develop eoldh-re
«f a eaperb type. The vary nainre ot
urn arm and He ..peratton —lu eompa
rat.m mrehaalcal elaboration and
unoiilBltyaul nuaibinaliottof aolanll
a« koowledaa and manual aad bodily
daaiailty required fur tl« moat•Baotrv>
nae I need ant wake formal aoufre
•l-m nf my rotboataea for the artillery.
Brory man wlio knows anything of am
la wall aware id this; yet I would do M
Initiation to lha Infantry or Us oavalry
of . ar malohloaa army. We all reeng
"•*'* that the Infantry waa ewhetanUd
ly »»■ at my; net alooa hacaoaa It one
■tiioird the bulk and body of lu Ofbt
log. And tua oavalry oat alooa tbr
ay«w and rare of the army but lu
lilhtnUtr Utah god «*bre alrukit «•
well We knew tea that prior to (be
»«r tbr S»wliera planter waa •‘the
■aaa on hnro-baek”—aa Uat probably
no Boer body of aalaral eamiry waa
•ver gaibered than Uat whiob followed
Stuart and For rest. Ilampton aod lUe
Lmm.
MtniXAtf'a lOUUCh RAK1M.
In the oonvldrralion of Milt Hbri*
nnu in his own odMal reporl of few
up-uiion* in Osorgls said : ‘*W«con
sumed tbs corn nag (udder In Ibe
realm. sf country thirty mUascn either
sidn of the line (mm Alien In to (avan
DAh; al«c the nwnei potatoes h«g« ahrap
and poultry sod oerrtnd iff uxxr (Me
ten tbuuaaed ho rare and mules. I
estimate the dam age dune to lb* gist*
of Georgia at (100.000,000 at least
(93,000,000 of which tu tired to our
beurflt nod IM remainder waa simply
JH* and deal root lou." Senator
Vanns In a pabHo address. Mya “private
houses were burned cuttl* shut down
and lull to rut, bed clothes usoory,
wstdew. spmius. pi*ts snJ ladles Jew
►Iry sPhe*!.1' etc. to rneture '.ha Uuiou
>» December. 1804. 8heimai> wi..ie ;
"The who!* erojy I* burnlug with as
irrralult.l* desire to reap v.-iig**».c
upoe douih Csruline." Thu Detroit
f’"(i?rm. Ii a letter from • tilSIrt
eervleg wltb Oberatto, n«id : “San
drad* of house* have been burned,
every rod of f*nn* destroyed, ueirty
every fruit tree out dow . and the fee*
•>! Me country ao stringed that mi*
boru In tbs arc* loo could rnrwly
reeogatse It. Thus tbs viujlctlv-ams
ut was would have trampled tu the
very esrtb out of sight had such a
thing been p.is«l i.|*.o This by e poo
pie whose coaactenora wars h-»rti8*d at
a OutMlItallou isongaialug *i»v»<y.
A modern American history sty*;
“Wryter waa p ipuUrty known aa tbs
butcher.’ Us Straightway instructed
D*w metho-ls, whtdi were hawed vtpuu
tb* deliberate purpose of uteklug (Job*
• neb a desert that the Cuban army
would not obtain tus teeal sabot me*
lo pereusitc* of this plan be ordered
bit soldiers to barn all bum lugs and
tb# rlprahig orope on all rate We."
These thins* are not from tba history
of the Duke or Airs. |» tb* N other
laada. they occurred In IMS and 18U7,
almost witbln si|ht of tbc Halted
Sums
Napoleon bad osblnahlog mendacity
and hmrtiaM IndtCcrora* to sacrifice
of human lito. Bn ucdnrad the caattl
tudt of Turkish priboosts at Jaffa to bn
toarchsd to U>e bsenn and shot bud
n 1st-1 liana dmaueoo tbc mere bin dead.
la 1808 Oeu. L>r Issued on order la
Pennsylvnola thus: **Tba msmaead*
lug general considers that a* greater
filagrees could befall tba army and
through it our whole people than tbc
perpetration of baikirle nut rages iipm
the unarmed and datreerlras and Urn
wanton dmtrnatlou of private prop
er ly”
Cherishing memory of tba deeds and
motIBmo of our man and woms*. and
vindication of bur prioolpie* la not In.
ooaputlhte with prereot i <yelty. Bv
rtten of cur prlonipeln nsnsnsry to
honor to tba illustrlnw* dreg
strengthen* 1 sympathy between tb*
lately belligerent amnios*. If w* are
o iwards, fools, traitors Ussy mu have
n* reap cc—ouly ooutempt fur us.
Kupreum command of the Federal
forere won teedured to Itobert E. Lee
.hy President Lincoln tudOm. Belt,
end the msMiuger wire bore the offer
we# Freact* F. Blair.
Lea bed a naif r**p-el no maa van
tared to Invade, yrt tempted with a
just rasp at for all otbare. A power
of self- government never saryuwaad;
never canted off Ms feet by aerrewto
of optnl.m. A patriot without selish
ocee and without gntte. Jn bis fore
woM to Ms wraping soldier* *t Apae
■attos be saM: *'M*n. we have
fongUt though this war logethsr. I
have deoa my brat fur you. My baart
910.000 to 980.000 oar aanum were
*Cmd la vale to drftsct him from Ms
obosre path of daty Hi* aubliwa
woMawan: -I shall davma my Ilf*
bate to treinlbg young mao to do
their duty I* Mf».’>
!u«uns or rum itatw.
A profaaaar w< Aaarteaa btatocy la
« raaoat work. "Htatory at tto
Aiaarloaa VaUoa." apaafea of Ubm
wki> mli -'allow um rakailloa a
taobalaal baala la aoaaUtaUawol Ma
lory.*' Tba auaar abawa bow aotraat
worthy la wiliri Matary a ad bow
prajaAioa aadda^ra loaoatAla atbaaty
or a oaoaa blloAr to or aiaaaoatrwaa,
tba aaaat aatbaaUa faota at Prw-Uatoa
Malory. Wtvo la Ua tooth aaaraa*
wwaA ibat saaraakM Mlrw4 aa »a
totow wm ArrlrH fro* ibaOonaMta
UhoT Tba Btatra aaaar kartaak rtghu
araoraraUaty frkMlto CawaaftMta.
Tbaaa aatrAalak Um Krtoral Own.
awl Um UwIom wMah baa Mlt aaab
rttfrta aak yownaaa Iba Mataa aa*
aaUaw foe llaaK katapMak. If aot
wrlttso In tin ConstitoUou or lapUod
MjMlUfWUUS MMpMtUMiUo
ngMow mm iMtni aM teiooaoh
8t«UoM nmt muib Fademl
OtvirtMi
_jAtojMMb teUoMsuote foB ft.
^nltalloo^i^ooro^iaoflUUfo1^
MMdtbu au oodteorp Aetoftioa
Ouroountry iuSdcs from o thousand
oot of dteegstd uc
_ «r Uo OmumMi
ThO MOrtdM Ur M*die
to prtoato MmIm ban pal
ad trust Id rrdorol ood dUlt ood
NOeleipal pumpout oatrugooa*
opprrMioa of U« weak nd oohirtnoate
by Umnnh ut onseropolou* Uo
roioorHr Up Uo nil irltp roaMnoMoa
U pluDOrr Uo pebiis ofc ovorj DooaibU
pobt otraf often Mapotle fsrnartlonM
CrtMtUlpst'OOTsroiDSnt wtUufvotr
MMM oro OOflkau* Ilf
H«r psMIe Ufa ood Ohow Uo need of
rOMolog Ur OoootlUiUon hear dipbow
or ood ot bootee U ood olrtl dm Ire
teaght lo oobooT ood oollrfo ood mi
looroltjr.
Tho looaUp may ho pardoned
wboMtr Uo haMA of otadp «f oor Oo>i
Mtuttoo did not loud target; la tho
MCdooUM Md crwwtti of Uom Ulus
Sa^«ttSS,'£33l
•od dlroetad Dotltlesl Uoaghtf Thro :
wot* Ur haHolocs of iiiToioMooiWl |
poltcis* oad tbop crow to do aeetoro of 1
dteteotlMaod Mtpooodno ofooaatttX
ttMot low booedmoar latktera
ttUatloaoi oyoton. Tha otadp woo
diMcolt. continuous fateful >waken
laiusjajwistsssa
What South CsmUatea e« fail to
retail Oalhnou'n Irtlf nhiat o tad tea
»*m »* otetruatteoa ood notoahyatea
ao of ibo wain «f > dfctaa, mmi rest
lot Uaoo Otll il okaraototteUM wbleb
Ml» *'*“**' ■*■** •
_ j»—M MO datard odooalioo U bo a
t4?****"' <* **• MM te draw
distteotioan *» ttoaioatoAnUi
dliaipHas and training wtrteh
faiidomontol ittoolfteo. Uo dlSsrm
Uotad powon and nabuor Uo Vbdocoi
•ad Uo Stale OnciML Haw
«"»•* <*»n af Uwta taro wear Man
gotltpsf Ur t-r~mT olkoonlHj of
patited oowuUea onl States urea ibo
mm boats or drrtotaa nlrtaWit
potato frsai U» OoasUtavtear J
Tbs Athenian trtodUO peobtQN of
Momasai by ilaniog Uo number of
pmipte who might |o o oorp umi
way teko part lu Uw pamionl ood
ooly a few rlt<*-iio had Irtasr* ood
time to Mud* «trTe tail<ttail rn'toms
It Was also lu n mem handlol af pnupli
that tlw m^uns^ajent of Urn Uonao
Stale was ralru.letl. Tlw wwrsriiDMol
<4 England uoommittadto Uw fvrfyru
lua flames eat apart by imI •lug bared
•tp WMllT aerial pi'll I >l f.K exnnlag
■* •‘•SUdUac and ■ •Vrrnlag vuioi la
shaping the political pal top of the
• oatt.
In too United we bar* odoytod
oUenry to that of any ether mat
DollUeU organisation lu Um wort4
Wr are trying lo Um fMtofsl) polKl
ool blatory to gooora upie toe toeway
th*^*T*n »*» lo ft poll'.tool export
oulltled to have on opinion upon ell
aoonoalo, aooiei aad pilitieai qeooU.ee
ud that e majority MM by UM head le
Mr tmane.1 white or Idaeb to genera
and rule too Mteie—(lie -llaea alone
wMobbftMft owtnty aft ell torel.ap”
Ybo principle » that one owl
oytotoo upon too Mot important
national eod InteroaUeeal qmettona
Seaaoe ourtaaey eoioaga tocritorlol ex
p*ario«~le eagood aeeaotoor. Tbot
too ottown too rotor has eoSoieot
bnwwledge aodorouwdtog yetmuom
tomakeltoata to lotrnot to Mot too
—r—--— ‘“mil *ii*o him
No otbor nonetry near tried ooab w
exportwoftt. Merely, sorely One. Lm
wa» right la waking edoeaUtn sot
of too flow bat of too ommoo, a
Bjgagg-7
.c.3T=cx;
*■**-*—*T-- wa i _
tows.
__
W.C.Ow'MUCMoMa (luHl
I taaad 1 MttMT Manilla Ilataat
*1 OParfcvtoa Um ottar <aj atiafe atm
ptoaiionta mMl at tamtaa
«»• Itwtajuaartadttat atlaaatTS
tar a^t at tta talawd paapto ta Um
auta vara UMtarata aadaaa aatttar
raad aar vrita. aad at tta aaaw Uaw
oah U par aaot at tta artaaad aoartota
la Um paettrattarr aad idifadai
laatiUUoaa ara iltitarata. la attar
awrda, lha ratio at adaaattao toartaa
ta tta rrrawt at vtat It ahaald ta art
tfthwa tarn wa atnaat It taaalp
aaattar ItartfaMaa at tta aid adaaa
tta* •* MtUa taarata* la a Miinm
tMtaa.*
1 aakad taaatar THUm* It tbla vat
Uua. Ua aid ta via aat
villi tta Inna i tart
ftW It MMJi M
. . ...
laasrssacra'su.
tta rrttamtaii taaUtaUlaaa a tta
jg^rrt’agg-j'is
| ttas la otaaln at iHMt tta
at aa<
tta aart at tta t
ta twalff Maitf aad laMtata tta diaaa
aad tatatVir ad tta VMrtaa
-A >nw la aat aalarataaawtaaaa
« gwatav TMfcaaa Md;
af.Myggrgjvs
H
to »l tot bmm to wMiim war
•iHfla aritbaat ofcaaao of mm. tt vm
an ant Mat> ad toad prow.
Um too ifarera tawa tola Mat It
• yflSTdawilwin to IhSSSw!
Hit iwwa, tto ditot tUmSSSSR:
Btcjttot fttaMli, vao tooad tat to
>'•» to Want Ma trade, ttd Itotvt
bMtton vtrtod t fat tor fa atwal
It intJiM Franklin atartoJ tto
SatoduTa Htod? UtoSidUtS;
poMtoattoa^ajtojMMjjtort Uaod^to*.
^M^M^Sv^Tl^^totoa tl,lU
•ad feoUag ttotto hadkSta
UaM to Hat. JatMt otooUv
j rrVur^alaa that to tto a ___p
trptow to Faltooalpbto vttk ktoTvaS
ttatb kMtCtovdrdar’atndt. itttard
lagly •( kl» Vkttar'tdaadk tto tof
toot with Ma Btato It
to 1TM tto n,, iota, latototd to
{■«^^r^ytotfto tof 4£oSEto
to 1717 and Opoa vMafc Boataaal r
rmaklln tod kuto Ma todaat »
ptotar. • Tfcto pram rrtnlnad it tto
oOoa UU 16M. wtat a mm «
V» Nr.lotok. Hami/ dkMr Ttrk
IWtoaMl to ttoMawwto
aaua Hlrurto Ulttr. ky vkow H It
■UflatalMttd at tto ■oaUCf'a imik
«» tto ttldlait. 17*6. tto dot
fcsMSrssarsttSBSi
PH? atof Oat U to 7 bSwa to
waa Ml toft undor dMeauttaa tot to
^ totjrta day wtoa tto
til tot waaUraalaxor/invbtob tot
*»■ ladtlfd. It toad w*4 tktofk
dlaratoMtaatmli known of
IU fanadnr^to totof_tot^Nw»«t
Mm. Ant FrankUa (tod bar Haprut
at tto ptaar nud laaaad U aa baton*.
TtoJMkrwwf vat paktokad tadvr
aucootaiva tvoatk .tod wllk only oat
>nwmillion ap ta Q*o praoaaat Uaa.
Bl' Lew* . T,,r"'’
There b no work nqrlnl f.w tin
home, whether an the ram eras «
iwainr.MiWblmn are draft ae«
iu«). ehere tniailifeom wM eat bn of
'materiel wlar.
>»* wfjr cmrteemkUeawmt, the
pmaeaatoa nr leak at thle fnallte mr
ha teamed tr»m the iraiamlu et the
rjw. If rteionuiaM lurta wtehte Un
arm wiU ahaw it Bat them arc uter
mm Ui«t may laoNiMmd.*
Veil marked foUeaaa at tamla. half
Wet hi*warn the q^a ant the tauten
of the eera e6a»aiaatted V tana Ah
■nd fttllarea ImwailUel? beak at Um
earn. daoote e kindly dteaMkroa nmo
oiated with ■m'dttee. If the develop
meet ha the re term ef thle dan wM
ba an abaeeae of klodly tetaettae. whit
Burked iMoim teedaectea.
White tkamtr la latnly a Canoe eater
yet the martaar la white It teaat oa
aad Ha mot toe famish my ala>r Ml
nsl hm» ef the character.
White tka hack may ha as id te u*
merely * CrWkte ‘ he
. It Hilda at tea
Maa, hamate, the teeeldare aata a vary
Important ttfure la Urn hona> Tsies
Ud derawm^eo matter whet hied id
cyrfebt teoeldcr kpwteel far IMt
*a»m the Came mate be wyi tit te
a forward hartaaatal 4 Hear tee. wMte
Ika UeaUea ehweidat Ihtawa thafxa*
aMte^lUUn hpaa tka lower ar