The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Home and the Interests of the County.
VQL* xxh. _}_gastonia, n. c„ Thursday, October h>, isoi.
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TIm dastardly a> d now tlirto* ra
praled astsmlnaUo.. nf a President of
tlie United Suites, and tlie tetirtbJe
clrcumstsnces attending Umi crime,
bare ailed lUu popular mlod wltb alioek
and trepidation. This h-a given rile
to a universal dvmiod among our till
mm that at Ibis late day vooiathlng
more ahull he don* by wayol pr»ivoting
the life uf onr Chief Executive tbnii is
accomplished by the cMocrant effect of
the cofivloiion aud execution of tbs
miserable »ud losllisotn* creatures
who strike lbs fatal blow. This de
mand is IntonilQwl by the fact that
evt*u the reatrslut iliat follows this ex
hibition of ttern rv'r'bullva Justice is
lost if the foul drrd happens to be com
mitted wltblojtlis JurlidirltoDof a state
whuee lawe do not denruno* the crlmo
of marder willi the punishment of
death. Thus the cbauc* is by un mean*
rrrooto that oor Ctitsf Kxrculiv* m »y
be assaminaieJ and a great nation l.e
Staggered by direful fear and appreJieii
slot), and yet that the foul tif* of Ilia
murderer may b« saved to beroigy
assassination In the imagination of lti»
rnamia* of eocial order and to beooiuu
a centra of sympathy and pity among
those who disseminate vicious dlrcou
tent. It is at this Hum a ptnftcUy
natural andj Justltisble cause of satis
faction that U>* bopvles* and self run
vtcted perpetrator of Hi* infamous
crime which now dsrUeos with mourn
ing every honest Amrricaii lanisshold
can anticipate not In Da mors gratifying
to bis bvutal aeif-onnorlt, and uolhing
move heroically notorious or an.**!ton
al, than a shameful dralb under lb*
law.
vur people nave uoi rorjotiorr lust
lurdly moro tU.m a year >g« a plot was ]
hatched on Amerioau Roll n-lrob oul
mlneted In tli( assassination ot u Eu
ropean King; end uow that lha ronlln
ueoee of inch plotting hue forced .he
poisoned ehailcc to our own ll|n, it la
insisted on ell sides with an earnest
ness that will not eabelde with Urn
present scale axeltemtot. that not on
ly should soon terrible crimes h* ade
quately and certainly punished in all
their branches of r-xeculloo, Instigation
and encouragement, hat (list the op
portunity tor murderous oouterence
should be prevented, aud Ilia bloody
counsels of assaeilitallou be plaoed un
der lbe ban and watchfulness of the
lav. It It hardly conceivable that our
countrymen will laa* condone n fail
ure on lb# part of tboao Intrusted with
national laterestlu lake such steps In
this direction as will ludicale the so
lieitoss care of our peopis for tbelr
constituted Uerernmeot, and express
their determination that the fsllhful
discharge of um highest pnhlio duty
ahull not provoke the peril of violent
death.
It la Mifftreted that the safety of I
Uia l'reelde/ri can be much Increased
by curtailing hi* acoewlblllty ,to the
public. It 1* even said that the custom
wbloh bas always peimlltrd to lb* peopln I
largo latitude in meeting and greeting
the Chief Executive, by takiugblm by '
the band, li absurdly dangerous.
A radical dimualtioa Of tbs popular ,
enjoyment or llioae privileges would be
much mura difficult cf accomplishment
than at brat blush is apparent. Tbe 1
relations between all tbe decent people ,
of the lead and tUo President are very '
clots. On the part of the iwople this
eituatioa Is the outgrowth of their
feeling that they have a more direct
proprietary Interest In lha Presidential
office lhan loony Instrumentality of
tbelr Govern man:. They bsve deter
mined by tholr united and slmultane
ou* suffrage who tbe President shall
be. In Ms high office they regard him
as the representative of their sovereign
ty and astf-goven:muul; aud ae the ad- ,
ralnlitmor of laws made for tlwir wel
fare and advantage, they look upon him
ae tnelr near friend—alive to their
needs and anxious for thslr prosperity 1
and happiness. Closely allied to three
sentiment* and perhaps directly result- !
tag from them them Is au immensely
strong band of attach men I between all
good cillseos t'd their President
wbloh though difficult to deflue. la n*r
erlbaleaa unmistakably real aud dis
tinctively American. In lha minds of
all Uw striding people, except snTrnttg
allcut minority whose love of couu
try la selfish or who make party sc Item
lug an occupation. thU attachment
overreaches party affiliations and crowd
oul ef memory the exciting loeklvat*
of party strife. It may hi said to rest
upon a feeling of sincere aud generous
good-fellowship or comradeship wbloh
fweladee the idea that, though the
i’realdsnt has Use clothed wllfr high
honor by Me fellow countrymen, lie !e
•till one of the peopln that be still
needs thrlr support and approbation,
and that U* la still la syrup*thy with
Ike* In ev«ry condition of tlrtrr dally
.. .
■"fw.iwu OliOUr
plain and boaeat people for their Fro*
tdeat U sot only manlfrrlrd Imp their
deal re to tee, bear aud greet Mm. but
iheeeklodly eeotlMala are eUwalated
•ad at reegt honed by every Indulgence
Of ttola deal re. When danger le oliargod
egelaat ihta indulgence let or i— to
5**" *•*•*. while opk) of our three Prcel
drotlal eeeaealoattoea oaa be In any
eanlem, end taade more' darp'*gZT'~.
Ulultn Impulse, Againer ona rniaereanl
who with a deeperuta foeihardlneea
that een hardly be egete anticipated
bae through eeeeaa to lira head u{
our Yatloe teeompliehed a anorderoue
purpoee, we ebould aot I or get the
eoonUeea a urn bare of tboee wbo In the
privilege of Ilka aoeraa weald pieveet
eeeh eceowpHehreeot with their (free.
All thing* considered It Is a s.rlnus
question, eyeo at a time alien all are
a routed to lbs need of a better prolec
tioo of (Imi President, whether a aetl
ooa llmltatiou of tbe people'* public no
ne** to him Uiuttlflol a* eltber ueces
Mir or effective.
It It not amim to sold that In dlscnt
tlug the curtailment of the privilege*
lung accorded to the public In till* re
ganl the President himself mutt be
reckoned with. We shall Lever have a
Preside Ml who It not lord of the great
ruuae of hit countrymen aud who Is
not willing to trust them. Ills close
contest with them I* Inspiring and en
couraging. Their frb-inlly greeting
ai.rt hssrty grasp of lilt hand, with uo
favora to ask and n > telUsh cause lo
urge. >*rlo<< y|.-ae*ut rnIM from cfflr.iul
perplexities at d annoying important
Ilea. The people have eujoyed a gener
■Hi* accs-a to their prreident fur moia
Ihanaliuudred jears. Weighing tbe
rvmuio chance of harm against llie ben
eOl and gratification of such accats
both 10 himself and the |>eople, It ran
hardly hesam-iloncd by ts; Incumbent*
of the Presidential <•«os
It I* by no means Intended to sog
gast lhal this access should la> unregu
lated anil eothelr free from all precuu
i loo, Thoae charged with Ihn csr.t of
Urn President on such occasaoos ahould
neyt-i in the least degreu toleratn tire
Idea that there eso be a tiiria'vwr per
*»o of unsound ailnd ; nor should they
relax tbatr watch for such i«r«mi and
fur ell others that may properly be sus
pected of a liability to do Uarto. Every
doubtful oaao should be detenslued oo
tbe aide of safety aud nil suspicious
movement* or conduct should dial
leuge pioopl act) effective caution.
Such precautions can bo lukeu quietly
aod uuocteutatlously. It may be safety
said, however, that among tbr millions
Interested in hevitig such precautions
for Prewldeoltil safely adopted, the
frvvidcut himself will be the least sox
tons concerning thrm. This will hI
•ajra Is sc.
The fast U not overlooked that wa
have fallen upon a Line when tlia d.uigt-r
of Presidential SMaaaloalioo. growing
ont of conditions and causes to ahteh
out thoughts have been somewhat ac
onstomrd is nearly forgotten as vro are
confronted face to face with anothrr
menace more drtsdful in Intent, more
secret iu mschiusUnn, and u>ure cuu
nine and umelentlng in uxcculkm -I.hu
any other We can no longer doubt
tbo exbtenou nud growth of a spirit of
anarchy in onr midst. It teems to
need no aoeolsl exciting cause to rouse
It to deadly activity, but deliberately
plans murder In high places —tenee'ess
aid use lea except to Indulge Its tuye
for blood and hatred of every agerey
of human government. Though of
foreign parentage It has besn permit
ted to pass onr gates, and has been too
h»g allowed to construe Aroerkwn
freedom of speech and action at mean
ing unbridled and dastructlre llocr.se
to dlasemlaale the doctrines of hats
and social disorder, aad to teaoh asset
tinatloo
Our people In their ladlgnatioo
are etaing ul.y ihle should eoutisue;
and they err Inqntrlng whether lbs be
lief In fioe Institutions compels them
to tolerate Ihe deadly infectlou of an
archy. They have beet] taught Ihat
nations, like Individuals possess Inher
ently the right of Mlf-dtfense. They
see this right exercised hy the exclu
sion from our country of diseased per
•oi's and of criminals and persons un
der contract to labor here to the det
riment of our srorktngmeo. They have
seen substantially the enltre Chinese
rune excluded from our shores upon
grounds that soem almost trivial In
comparison with the reasons that ory
out against tha admission of anarchists
It appears to them perfectly palpable
that when the personal eharaoter and
behavior of aliens seek to mingle with
our population may inspire our peace
and security, K Would be only a wise
eefcioard to exact evidence of their
pnrvinne decent life and orderly dis
position as a condition of Uietr re
atpklon.
Itor will three questioners be sett*
fled with m«w relief from the future
importations of the danger* of arwrchy.
They see asking If our popular Govern
msnt would be snhjeetsd to mcasieM
osl Ulat IX strong sod afleotvo reared Ire
were applied to ibe suppression of the
machinations of anarchists who bare
already a foothold among us. They
aeo regrenU, Com mo* gamblers, sus
pected criminals and disorderly personi
iu the hand* of Ibn Law for the harm
tlrey may do of • feeble kind and with
in narrow Hall*; aud Urey cannot
understand why anarchist*, whose
dlaboltenl character and teaching* are
or oagbl to bs well known, are allowed
to plot sod conspire uolll bloody as
•sselnatlofl ilrlkec down the rmbodl
m*ut of boosfeant rule and shakes tbs
foundations of lawful authority. Our
people lose liberty sad are devoted to
•very Zasrenty of freedom te which
n •°«E«f»nw»>t 1* pledged. In
with wm*po*iy. however, Ihty
om*rt U* rostrslnt
*«Hforth*tragedy
IretT^Lui tbemselvss
With VHlUug retributton U|>on Its
worthless sod miserable tools, if p,
a oppress aodpaulM. (hoea who direct
ly or by suggestion Incite assassination
savors of wooirehy they are prepared
to take Ibe dtpartera.
A antoo* and thorough coastdrea
lloa of lire peril which has so *boehibg
h broken to upon the l-eeoe ot nor
national Ilfs would bo Incomplete In
Ha Uaeon and wnretog If It felled to
lead to an honest self-examination and
a frank Inquiry whet tier there ate not
as trees othrt thae seerchUUe Ureoklngi
•"d perhaps near our own door#, Whom
of Millinery
and Ladies’
Furnishings
last week was a complete success. The attend
ance was large, and included visitors from all our
neighboring communities.
We tender our sincere thanks to all our visitors
for the evidences of appreciation they have shown
by their attendance at our opening.
OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
is now in full blast and we are prepared to supply
promptly all the latest fancies in millinery.
JAHES F. YEAGER,.
SPECIALS: Dress Goods, Walking Skirts, Coats, Furs.
tendency to lay the least. Is lo th»
• rongdlrecttoa. Usve noisome or the
public journals, under the gula* of
wholesome ct|:iclaui of oUcial conduct
dsecendetl tu such ir.eodactoua and
rtaodaioue personal abuse as might
well suggest hatred of those holdi.ig
public placs ? flee not thi ridicule of
the coarse and iodacent cartoon Indi
cated to those of low losuacts Uiat no
irspvct Is dee to oOoial station T H«ye
hot lying accusal Ions on the slump and
•yen in tire balls of Congress, chargtug
executive dishonolT, given a hint lo
Iboaeot warped judgment a ml weak
Intellect that the President t» su i-oe
isy to the well being of the people T
Many good men who uro tearful now
and who slnoerrly mourn tl>n erurl
murder of a kindly, faitbfal and hon
est Presdent base perhaps from parti
san furling or through heedk-aa disre
gard of responsibility supported sod
encouraged each things. They may
iseall It now nod realise me fact that
the xgrnte of asuasalaattoo are Incited
to lhair work by eaggaation need nut
necirsaartly be cooftued to Ilia dark
ooutxclls of anarchy.
Hot tire least mduuc lOs safegnrda
against Prrjideoliel peril is that which
would follow a revival of gonulua
American lute for fairness, decency
soil unsr nasi tonal truth.
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rillyliwx* Uiwnarkw."
Urm:ibt,n} llteord.
Notice lias been made of Ilia young
Kilipiuo student brought (rum our re
Crul possession ny Caul. D. L. Ollroer
scd placed lu me Agricultural and
liacbaoieal Culiewe [or tbaooicred race l
at lhla place U>be educated. Ha If do
ing vary wail towards Isernlng oar
Uugaaga, but la uot fund of work.
During vacation President Dudley
turned him over to Professor Thomp
son, of the agricultural dapurtuieut, !
Utat lie might be obis to turn Lis board,
lie waa pot to louklag after things
gene rally, but did not scorn to relish It,
acd Dually Pror. Tbooopeoo called Mm
to aooounl.
“Me not like worker,” aald lLa
young man.
“Wul.” said Professor TOompeon.'-if
you don't wart you aan’t eat.'*
"Workee no ueceaaery; eating la,"
irpUed tbe chap, and the boat wilted.
All of which straws be la up to snoS
sod like ell Ills people bs Is not going
to work if be esu svold It.
The •'•Uw* WmMImww Mm i«h
PMlItara.
Mareimuo Lose Mr*.
The wood analog davlci which Mr.
J. V. Andrreon luggMUrl cocm time
•*o baa been put lu oporatlou. Mr.
Vieioc Tomplotuo bat a traction an
irtoa end a mw which h* morae aboat
fro* pi mm t-> piece and tawe wood for
*orJ- I'* people ihoald
rally to Mr. Teapleton’a eupport. Hie
■acUlae free* (Item from Hie donlua
llon of the colored wood chopper, who
chop* only when be pleaeea (which i«
not on*w.) and who aoncrally chargea
» Mg jwkj* and dne* hi* work aU
wrung.
Wlttfct Wee (lew l rmt.
"I w.mhl cough neatly nil night
King.” wrlut Mr a. Chea. Applegate, or
Alexandria, lad., ‘ and coaid liardlr
rrt any deep. 1 had OOncoBptlon to
bod that If 1 walked a block X would
cough frightfully and eptt Mood, bat,
when all other Mwdtcl.de failed, three
•1 00 boulce of Dr. Klag’i Mew Dlw
Mwary wholly cured me and I galeed
M pr'unda." lt*t elrardaUlf goereo
ooM^yCWdo. Uungpo.
bronchitic and all Throat and Lung
rrtet "• •"* MOO. Trial
bottle# Dm ol J. K. Oerry ft Oo.*a
drop More.
rvinuKiT or tiMirama.
Admiral MMn la w la oal
Willi IlM Barr Oapanuwal.
tt *>Jiif>KnjA Dinpiloli.
Admlealon made by witnesses called
by tlu» Wary Department. wbloh will
l« c >nflrrDMi and autiplemrnicd by evi
dence furnished by bis own —p in aai n
makes liau Admiral Schley oonOdbut
to-night that lie will receive full vindi
cation from lbe Court of Inquiry which
t» investigating lila conduct during the
war Willi Spain. The admissions tbua
far made by wltoeeara are:
1 Tha coudnct of Rear Admiral
Soulny on Clenfuegoa: There waa imi
uueceaaery delay ini iba part of tba fly
log Squadron In endoaforiui; to aicer
Ulu 11 the Spanish fleet lay in Utla har
bor. Tha licet left for Santiago wltblo
three hour* after Commodore Schley
had satiated hlmaeir that tba Spauish
equadron waa not in Cieufuegus
d. Slow progress medo lo l lie voyage
to Santiago: Tha testimony generally
•how. that tba nee was rough and tho
wind high on tha aftnruoou of May ttd
usd the morning of May 80 Further
more, tba Bagla waa half full of waist,
and It w.s neoeaaary to alow down tu
order that aba wight keep up with the
Hast.
6. hm retrograde mortaunul: The
oollier 11 err 1 mac became a great eouroo
of eabarreaameot. bar machinery ana
Ululng damage Immediately after arri
val off Santiago. Though tbe eea era*
•'<* rough, thare waa a hoary a well ou
tbe afternoon of Hay 90 and May 97,
which made coaling daogernna. H'beii
the aqnadron met the aeoula, the aux
iliary oroaier Fate did not loform u>o
Drooklyn that tbe Spautab eblpa were
at Santiago.
4. Tb# Bombardment nf the Colon:
Tbe rquadrou waa directed by alguel
from Commodore Sibley to attack the
OjIud at a range of 7,000 ygrda. Com
tomliire 8ehlay waa out reipouainte for
the failure of tbe o-plain of tbe fleet to
obey tlw tlrnal.
6. Blockade of Saulltao: The block
ade maintained by the Flylog Squadron
waa an different to reaped uf diaiauore
than that Miforeed by llear Admiral
Hampton opoti bU arrlral. U -ar Ad
miral nigglntoo and Commander I Ur
her teatiOed that toe dlataooa ranged
from two mllea la tbe day lima. Ala
evidence oonlradlata iUer Admiral
Hampton'a obargothat fhethlpe retired
at night 36 mllea (rum (.'antiago.
0. Tho Brooklyn'* loop: lawn tenant
Commander lieiloer, of tb* Text*.
leaUflrd that tbs dlxtano* teparallan
tbe llrooklyu and Trial Curing the
Uroaklvn'aorlrliraledturit waa between
100and 160 yatda. Tim chart ttgaed
by all the navlgatora gave U>* diataaoe
•a 000 yerda. Lieutenant Cuinmauder
llrllorr uaknowledged Uint the chart
wat not correct, an adulation concur
red In by eouirae) for tb* Navy Depart
mtuv. __________
A l«kr la a AMmma Mann.
UntMa loonml, K«ft mb.
At ilsadarsonyltte flatorday wa
tumid a moat horrible tale, which wa
are eaaniad apoo the highest authority
wss stasiataly tras. It seams that a
merohant dolog boalasas near that
town, reoeatly reeel red a barrel o (
syrup After mil mg my era I gallons
from tba barrel tba ayrap woo’d not
Dow through tba faaeot. In order to
aisooTti ibe oause, tlis marahakl
kuooked llm bead off of the barrel and
fonad In It tba dead body of a baby.
Iflnfc* Ttme*.
Erarylhloa we eat and driuk and
war run* tba gas ties of forme to aa
•stoat wtnah aerroue paofie bad battar
uot aontaarplata. Par too macb fata
Ismadoof ibem. If wa lletaa to all
Ibaaa saatm there would In nothing
left ta do mi to got lata a bath of car
hollo Mid aad atop tbara anUl starve
ttoa freed ua from the danger* of life.
»«* uw or acrrunoa.
tmMmu la
II Mm.
i Uanouu Kao.
Dkifl 1880 Ilia tow of Um succession
in lb* in-sbJeoiy to com of tbe death,
lemovat or Iccipaclcy of the president
provided that Uw vieo-presktout atiould
euaie li.to tba cfflo*. Km to biat la
ll>c llna of succession stood the pt**i
deol pro l am pore of Um> const*. that la
the member or the aeuato who hod
been sk-ctrd 10 pi wide over tlw pre
e» rdln*i of that body Ih tb« liWDCt of
the Tier-president.
After the president pin tempore of
Uio reuate eaiue Uw speaker of tlaa
house of representatives and beyond
htiw there was no provision for sueore
• lon.
Tbe defeat and. pottihla dagger la
v>lved In 1 hia tow were brought forci
bly to tbe mind of tbe country In 1881
by the death of I" resident list field and
the coodttlone time *xlstlsg.
j Vloe President Cheater A. Arthur
stopped promptly Into tha preekietat’a
i Bee. but the sanate bad failed to elect
a president pro tempore at lu last Bre
con and If President Arthur bad died
or lu any way bewnma Incapable of
lerforming tbe function* of tbe pres!
dvoov a very nnovrtsin and trying atoto
of affairs would have ensued.
la order to make the satcoeteion more
stable congress In 1880 enacted the pre
sent tow regulating it.
• » •» luxiim idki im Tin pmoru
■hah stand l)rat la the line of niccee
cI»m as Im did Ufoie, bat both Um
president pm tempore of Um ecnate
end tbo sprsker of the boose of rrpre
sruuclsfs have t*«n elloiianled.
Tbe meai be re of Ui« eoUoet here
been pieced In Um lino of prrstder.il.1
socecMlon lu Um order of tire emotion
of their office*, nanef):
I. Secrelaty of State.
3. tbaretary «.f tbo timsury.
3. Post ouiatrr genet al.
4. Attorney general
5. Secretary «f the navy.
0. Secretary of Ik* Inlet ior.
Tbe secretary of agrleultnrn la not
included, al bla tffioa l.sd not bee*
errotrd at tbo time lb* act wee passed.
Uefee* that Use agrtaoltoral burean
•is presided over by a ooro (stationer,
who had oo seat la tbe president's ca
binet. Tba argutaont sasd la anpeort
of this legislation was llmt It provided
a mart secure eu coass loo to tbo proof
danay by ending mo>* naMeato it aad
that it iaaorrd aba lbat the poltoyof
tba administration would not bn lyre,
lullootard, so Ik oft** wool* bay* boao
bad Um prsntdaot pro Uaspor* of Mm
srnata or tbe speak*r of Um hones Kry
| pet) lot* tb* executive office.
11 tuts never happened that lb* moot
[ deney has desert, ded farther than tb*
ylce pn eidoat. Hot sueb * lb log
might beppeu nnd Ik* setadoas of the
ia»w lair U gar Wally reoogolted.
«***•*» at Tenwe-ei.
Nortevillr, Tran. Mew*.
Tba great Tiffany U aothorlty for
tbe nUlnmaab that tbe fluent pink
paxrlr In the world come from tba
1 mountain ntroam* of Tenormw. and It
I* lole reeling to ubaarya haw rapidly
face loo la npprofnlaUug tba Brunt of
theae gena for bar awo loaleteot oeoda.
Only tinea of paiitat apbartaal torn
»od brilliant laatra war* aoeaptrd and
the priarf ware correapaadlngty high.
Maoy really bountiful pearla that ware
eoT round uar paar to aped ware aelaak
ly daug Iota tba enter again lii innaa
of tbelr odd abapto that rendered ibeaa
raloatara. ■
w. nn SmtTsrsssa^r*
Oaa year tor one dollar. Wo wit)
aand U froa now until lflOt for Si
tauU. It la nation oanatyW loading
unwapapar. frloU tba nawe aod tella
, I bo truth, do ref labia that It ia a on
| oaartty. «> complete that H la a a ad
aieoay.
ARP ON THE PRESIDENT.
HZ til A GOOD AID A THUS
amxEi.
M* Knx BmrtrH'k
•«* •« M*m« «n Hlo, w*
’“•k. M UmM llta« • tUMW*
MUM M.
UMI Aip la klluM CoaaHtulioa.
The paUto grM baa —urged. Tha
kboefe that art tha imUm Inn toe
baa pawed a wav. JCdbon aad rnnnh
«■ bava hod their aof aad tho aheoto
of gavaramrnt rod ao to their aatab
llaiud war. Vat for odor woo then
•ov tutor j apt toe to Winter agrl
cultart itortf aad aortlaaaenfunod
dawa and paid retard to tha lino-boa- ,
orvd naxln. -Co Mortal* aU aM
bottom"—aor nothing hat good of tho,
Mad. Bran tho follow Jooraalo atop-1
pod ibtdr oartoooo aad gavo ttwir raad
an a mb Bat ana estrone
follow* another aad ao idotolrj
*■ aoon ao tho Bmold*at «aa ■
noted. Bo weaM bava bava oabatod If
■alaUag waa mind. Vo« that bo la
dead bo la otrtybcij't prwtdent. But
Una la a goad tartar, aod fahdorp ta
baglonlog to ho nod*. Mr. IfaXlalor
wao aa danlgad aar will bo ba wrfttoa
dowaaoa gvrat autaamao. Bo waoa
CbrloUaa gaatlanao—a better nea
•ban bio party—bat waa eentod atone
with It Into ao aefual war Unt win
M* lb* "““Uoy of Uan. Ho had
to fan lato Urn with tho graod of aon
atom, aad-tho egaotgonoa to Unro
aro UuMwauda of wtdowa aod nnthnt
■Gently moerolag for haobaado aad
•ana allied hi baton or dtod ta hoapltola,
la fortlgu toad. Tber* H do IfWltl
Uoa aver thaw.
Dili aa Ueveroor U«‘.*a MM, wbal
M we going to do about H; oUbingf
8mm preaebrr* a»y It to Urn «UI 0(
Oad and (ha way to spread tha gugaL
X dM.’i balievv k;aid I ban a»t much
ragatd for the greneber who dues, U
laktw Mi faith Uiao 1 havo got to are
(ho hand of Gad in aoy war for dorain
(ou or tba arqaiattion of tetri lory, roe
aero than a bandied yvat* Ireland bna
lam la-id lo Taanalaga again*! her
will. Urn warn tba Aowrtoau eotoctae
held until our (elhara rebelled. JTai o
leou on fated tha earth and oar govern*
■Nit coveted Cuba aad foend a
belli la n pretence of taoOmg bar
lag paoidn, bat never fed them,
oar Commercial oread cromaf
ewaaa to the I’UiWlnm and
thorn lot a aong with ton mitUono~ of
negione thrown In- Bnglaod oovetrd
South Afilca nod boa airandy apaat
million* af worry nod rivaca of Mood
!u an rfiKt .o aobdae a free people
and gat poraearlon of their gold mloaat
I don’t believe that nay of thia la Ood*»
will. Green and Home and Carthage
and Kaimin'* all came lo grief. OSatt
»»a muat need* coma, tart woo urilo
thoae by wlmio thi-j comr. I don’t bo
I leva u.at any war of aggression baa
tho (avur of G<4, but taonor or later
tba nggivaaor wilt reap what be baa
►'am. Juim Brown war beaked by
Henry Waid UarcbrT and other preach
era who thought limy aaw tbe will af
God In no opr .ring of Ufa atavraagaiort
their master*, no matter If It mulled
lt> murder and anon aod other out
ragv* too boirlMato maotloo. Ho won
aa biooh an araroblst aa Cz dgori, sad
bia lata mo ua aoiwme a tboeeand llama
more horrible; bet I cat year they re
moved hM booaa to OooMoUcut and
raiotansd lbra with honor* and a
monument. Xa. 1 am null tba name
old rebel—onreoooatrnotod. anrepen
uiit, and X am i sored uloa* af any real
or luting harmony between tba north
aod the aouth a* long a* the pan doe
grab gees oa aod gaU bigger every
year aod wa I is ye to gay a third of It
lor bring conquered. If pmaaandkrve
and bar many prevail, why Used aa
Iimnii Ttui our uscu earniDga
to support tbo cnitdroo M grandchild
rsa at aaloo to id ten, ooo third of
wheal wsro tfeasteo* sod htroilogo who
won Nghtltig for *10 a month sod m
Uono, with bo thought of patriot teat?
From that Imported class, oo doubt,
•praog throe saarabwu that brood dte
coid sad dieooUrot among oar paopte.
Caolgato who so foreigner. Ho wma
bora ia Detroit; wont to school then,
learned bit trade there, sod bis rider
brother was e ooldtar la tbo aoloa
army and bo ia last at much as Amor
•can olltMB at M par toot of Urn
population of Mow Fork city—oaUee
bera bat of forrtgs parent*. Tbo
turd of soorohy woo sown losg ago,
aad It Is too lots to drive it ©at by
say fogteUtloo. Tbo wuMm of our
oriel touts won oil native bora Amor
Iota ctUsnu. Indosd, it I* hot Mr
prtetog that among 7S.OOO.OOO of pa©
pfa thoro am to bo frond few men of
sueh abnormal aUad so to glory to
killing a prostdool. As Boossrrlt
oaid, a prvoidani most take klo obau
aso. "UBoaty lies the bond that wears
e orowo." if by that w rot oh shoo Id
with to kitt ooefa a kind-hearted and
nn trifle b man at Mr. MoKiatey pats
atU oo® protons ion. If ha woo jade as
cf power or groat wvrith, wky didat
h« putvao Morgan aad TlnsbotoUow or
Carnegie? Ob, Urn ritt of Itl Aa uo
seltsb. itaat bear tod Christian gaotlo
man. Mo woodar
log to bolld tbo AUoato
Mr, MoKiatey '
trtm to tale morrioga rows aad spar
thoughtful #f hi* loving wife. lm
lit apprtkaaaloa of hi* fete h» oorrted
1100,000 of lift (Morosee, oad it woo
ollljr bor-yv*. aN for bar whoa* bo
lovod totter then feme or wtnilfc or
|MAnd obv gaafg fiMMoot MogiowM,
tu« Qrat Prsridont from Ueorgt* stock.'
I like tbstUrt to Ms made, aad I bo
Move ha win bo m mash the prwtdoat
«* was Andrew Jaokton. If wa had a
Uolted tkaiva book bo would It
Ualtootn _ ^ 9
lived to otegsot aaalaatou.
wm oao of my ootnpaaieas—a ate
oblevous. hlack-oyui youth of 10; |
want to aebori mlUt klm. Bi n
kaK-brotlwv to out pnaMaotM mother
Too, I too* tbo ttoek gad maybo I
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mst*
•edownruy, I would Ilk*
Jb»t, NjlU| _ «nt rttlTtr 0m
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a**. Timu *■ i« hor riflirt
1.IHIW Hm*.tmmrwvnm
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wiUi u Mil ihrir UlU. braUm^u
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• ablpla Uw flbaaaal ao Umt ha (dm.
aoo) would tola ao Omt of a Sait
after hi* belated appaanoeo <>o Uaa
Hawpana, Hawpaoa t Why, Uw wfcota
Ulas would ha ao loaotaat aad Ttetoaa
traTcoty la dafault cf that. Who atao
wtclaKatad thla abborraat aeaudalf
Who baa ba|d It allva far Uwaa Idas.
•UUy yoaia aaya Sampan sad hi«
mint toe. Uuaa far In an fa IT T
nnaaat gaailawca turn «akw fraaa
tbetr in^dtSS1 TSyha?Tdto!grni
teaaaaa (bay wa»a an la aallaataa.
Thay Iimva on place in Uta Irtaitatili
rt) a at loo . go far aa (bay an oou
erracd. Mektey rcmalaa wiUnmt » Mat
a|K>o Uta arutchaoo Ivory agly Sam
opto thta wowaot ytota^ wahlay’a
want# to kno»*ib'y^leuiy °waa°o»rar
told that Oman aw la T—T*nr
kartwr; why Sampeoo. fcaowtagba
Uwn, enjoiuctf a poo ScMay tba
Importance of wakahlag Oleofargoe;
why ahip after ahlp want, to the Rant
Banadrao. Uwlr command lug oSkara
all h» powiwlea oT Iwpoclawt taforma
tloo. wad yet Scbiey rtaaalaed wlUoal
a word or cm a hfotcf Uw real truth.
.wttta
to^cbhj—and aHWkodjMriw
to pan St aa. Aaotbar knot
Iktlitf. but Lt MtU/Ud hlpvwtf
cniiag thatSchlcr an* kao«_>