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GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE,
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la a very few days after, another confidential
agent, Colonel Lituon, wan tent
by tlie President, who informed inu that
he had cotne to try hhI nrr.mga lor the
removal of the garrison, nnd when he
returned froai the fort, nsked if a war
vessel could he allowed to enter the
harbor on any terms, li t said he believed
Major Anderson preferred an ordinary
steamer, and I agreed that the garrison
might be thus removed, lie said
he hoped to return iu a very few days for
that purpo-e. Then on the 81I1 of April,
Mr. Cbmt, an official in the Stats; Department,
was sent, in company Lieutenant
Talbot, and read to tne a paper,
which the President of the I" tailed iSluU-H,
he said, had directed liini to rend to uie,
in itiiation In sending in supplies to (lie
fort. lie givo me no information a.i to
unylhing, but only read the piper, and
aaid he wn not even directed to a*k my
reply. I wiit fur Gtier.l Iicauregard,
?l a mn the commanding (Jc,| rj| ,H, il,c |,Mrt
of the Confederate fl??vemtnoii?, an ! had
the p?|?er again read iu hi* |ir<-M*'Ucc. A
copy of thi* pu|>cr ia herewith transmitted
It beara upou ila lace all Utter want id
tuaiiliiicsa .hi I *trai^ht forward conduct
I give thi* minute statement of facia,
b< cau*e they are deeply important to a
tbor<>u^h umlcralatidiug of the true origin
of thi* fierce and malignant war.
which practically coin un ite-d in ih<' e.ip
lure of Fort Sumter, on the l.Jlh of April
last Its iffiytrt will be de- ply felt
throughout the world, and it ia due to
our (titter State* that they alia.I know the
part which wc were forced to act iu if a
origin
Kvery atep in the commencement of
this terrible conflict It-is been marked by
deception and duplicity on llie part of
our enemies. My so doing, they have
inaugurated events Well calculated to
pr*?duce not only a profound iinpreaaion
upon our own country, but upon the
destiny of American civilisation; and
we nave every reason to ne J#<ply grateful,
a* a Christian people, to a sup-rintending
Providence, for the direction
given, thua fur, to theso event*. The
whole rise and growth of these States of
North America ha* been lite m>?*t rapid
and gigantic ever before exhibited
amongst the nation* of the ek. j. Coder
institutions of the moat popular and captivating
to the enthusiastic mind, we had
made auch davalopment of strength and
power, in little more thm three-quarter*
of a ceutury, us seemed to overshadow
moat modern Governments.
In theory, the distribution of all power
appeared to rest upon the principle* of
equality and justice ; and if the Govern
tnenC had been honestly and wtacly administered,
it was the noblest syst. in
ever created for rational men Hut man
wa* aa he ever ha* been, aelSsh and ambitious,
and, under the guide of thono
passion*, the whole system became thorougly
perverted from it*original den'gn*.
It a CVii federate J ItepuMio, with
powera expre-aly granted by Stated, and
defined uuder a limited compact or Constitution,
and never waa, in any aenaa, a
simple dcuioemcy, with a majority of
people to govern. It waa thia profound
fallacy w to a democracy, originated hy
designing demagojuee or aupt-vfitiil
thinkers, which, within the lant thirty
yeara, radically ohaiigd the whole nature
of the Government.
In the Northern States, they had no
division of claeaca or ca?tca that were
openly acknowledged a* the fu ola mental
law of aocictj, and, aa a natural eonae
qucnce, the only diviaion waa between
capitalize and laborers The former, to
act more flkco-ntly in the struggle for
aaceudancy, beoauia organised uuder tba
._JL - .JjBgagaggaaBgag
" iHojfayoin yowM, akd i
"A?YBORO', S. C
I style and liila of >r.?(! in every i
| shape and form. fr<nu the mu tlleai to the : i
higheat insth r?. This wst* done in order I
to give a?*uuIWftd wraith yiorv and more i I
! absolute power over labor. Tbia was 1 j
their political sfcvi-ry. After they hid j
thus mastered the labor of the North, |
they engaged it a struggle to uiaater the |
Federal G?t*ertU)>'iii, and, through it, to i
nykf the labor of the South *Imi trihuta- i
ry to th?>ir power and wealth. lo bring |
their wuuibetfg to bepr in a consolidated <
j democracy was essential to tb|MMMa|
ui ut^^jr ignorant chn5 I
which tho designing and the wary could L
; make them subservient to their ultimate
designs. u
lu the South, it whs the reverse of this, i n
I There w?-re rauka and there w< re castes | I
j acknowh dged ill the fundamental I ?w of a
! our society, and this was the division i I
between master and slave. j |
The white race was s privileged race . t
of rank and political power. It was not '
j a division betwecu capi'als and laborers, 1
j for here caot'alists owned laborers, and j *
re, therefore, tntrrealed in Ibe profit a o
I of daily labor. In fact, they were them* c
clven, to .ill intent* nil I purpose*, lalmr
era us well u* capitalist*. Hence it ???, i '
we wuiited U'? increase in tlio power i?f ^ '
the Government over prinluutivu J?lf<r, t <
nor did we need a-Miniated wealth, in '
the form of corpo* ationa. to *ulijiigitte tin |
j labor of the country, for we had, as indi j v
! viduuU all tint power aliendy. ' *
Under Ml.-h fuodnmeiitMl difference* , d
, an these, the preservation of aepMratc | a
I S'ate* iu ttie form of a Republic, with a ; *"
j limited OOMpact, wj< th - very law of our { I
I existence, and tba perversion to U simple ! '
| democracy of mere nunitwr*, ? ?* our ; I*
! poliiieal death. Tho moat corrupt of all 1 ?
! G?v. rniiient*. if extensive enough to em- 1
b.ace ditf< r? nt interest*, is a temple '
| . emoeraey of number*. It in-c* asuril y 1
mo ii run* into
tin lice into a
l ? ..?? ?? ?? ?'?? '
to organize to i In iu?c!v a,
them i? us certain as des'iny it*e|f, and ! a
ia inherent in tli 'ir very orjt nixulioit. t
Under ihe*c cireum-tunc m, if we fuil (
to "row wi?e from the lesson* of cx|i - ]
| lieiice, -till allow uny consider it ions loin
weaken tin* federative action of our ay* , t
j tent, an I itiereaae the tendcuey to u aim j *
pie democracy of number*, vtc, too, will <1
aink into the Maine ruin, wli?*re an unrc- | i
j at rained military Government wdl rut*c ! I
| ita strong and mighty atructure, beneath v
wlioau ahudow the very boundaiiea of]
the Stutea will In? lost and forgot It n umid ;
the m*att? r.sl fugmcul* of a broken and !
diatiieiiibered empire.
There is not the slightest dancer of
our b<-iog *uhjug?ted hy the North |
j 'I how who conceived sUi h an idea had
1 hut little knowledge 111 to the t lenient* t
' of real power. They arc vastly defective J
! in all tin ae qualities Uice??iiry fur < fl et- j
ive military organisation, particularly
| fir purpose** of luvatti >u, while ttic io*ii- |
| lutioiis of tin- S >u h train our people to I
j iodividu.il i-clf reliance, and to police i
| regulation* with disciplined order.? |
| There are 00 sgriculmral people so cs*eti j
! tinlly military in their eirly training a* i
! lire the sUvehulding race of the South. |
I n' - .. .
?v nerevcr slave* exi.-l, with tlio di.-tiot j
' ivo mark* of a separate race, it i* a pti .
I vilege .mil raok to t?o frvo.
ciicuinrtancci, jou may ext>
dominant race, but you t an never p ruia* I 1
neiitly auhju^utu it When the lower j "
strata of society in occupied by an info- j
; rior race, who make no prctenaiui to 1 .
political equality or power, the entire i 1
i ruling race can he brought into active ' 11
1 rvice forkll purpose* of defence, with 1
| nut drawing materially from the produci
live tield labor heccaaury to afford aup- 1
port. ^
Although wo have actually called into '
uiiliiary service the large-t three, in pro , '
: portion to our population, known in mod- I
cru time*, yet the proviaiou crop* of all j 1
j kinds, m theac Confederate Stite*, never i "
, were < quailed hy what baa tluayeir been ' ^
a # _ fL _ _ - I 1
jfjirnrrru i*?r ?ur uw. I in* rrffrv ! !
ibis is the esse in mil the State* where ! '
there i* no fundamental division of class- a
ea. Win rc mil ret the>?r. tiemlly equal, j
those who follow the lower pursuit* of'
wietj most be conciliated, and when
they mrc preaaed into large armies, tiny
not only create a heavy expense to be
supplied by capitalists, but they also
leave a Vacuum in pr<?diiciive labor that '
deranges the internal relations between !
capital and lalwr, and this ia more deep- !
ly fell than eveu the direct expenses for
their auppoit
With us, to a great ex lout, every fw
^ f I
Ifoni
HJI PRESS IS TSI BOTAL T'I
THURSDAY
lum't i* hut privileged c-o4Ut|
Willi ariiK.il uicu r? ady b) tto forth to ikf
kM for dcfriice and fur kuanr, wluW
luhoref* on the soil n nisin to gather s?d
pirtn-r up the products of tbo earth.
True, war is a gr? at calamity, but ?
bin war rIiaJI end, m there ie firry pr<*
jec' ibst it wdl do, by tusking us turf
uiljr politically independent of our now*
leadiy enemies, but commercially ind?-,
h ndent also, in^it tbe s . tue tiiNj, shall
leftB^M^^id and wj
eu?j,?pw6*r
We will b?s left fiec ?o develop our
>wu civilisation, and show, ebere there
? uu inferior caste iu society, and the
liglnr and piivilegi-d r*c? governs, tliat
i constitutional republic of Mtatcn may
us est a LI tailed upon conservative princilies
leiitihe l with all the gteat ends of
ruth, justice sod stability. , Hut if we
ail in this, then there i.s no hop,, for a
inviTU incut nf Slutes. The only ad
unco, in substance, which we have made
iver the Government of our Knglish anesters,
in. the substitution of the luu
iioi|h1 Uovcrument of Suim, n priK'itt
rig p-tiuancut b?cul interests and terri
ory, instead "I );r- at landed proprietors
nJ hereditary rulers. This Government
if Sufi-* w?* destroy*'J by the Northern
ample, who, without the conservative diisioii
of e?st? a, which we have, eudewtired
to nuke the Government u simple
'cimcracy of numbers. This ended, us
II niih Go win inents must inevitably
u i, in corruption, usurpation ?rol retroulion
As fur as rlit* Northern S'aies
re colic* rued, their Government is lo>pe.
.M-ly g me, and if *? fail, wi:h ? 1 i our
onservative element* to sive us, then,
mli vd, there ?r II be in h 'p. for an in|i
peudent and fiee republic on tins con
Ihtflit, a'id ill * public uiliul will tiesC[7i?
t?^'be sir.oig. r and un?rr
ili<nilj^nn|h
.? .* increase the p"?il
State, through sll bet
dmihlstruiive ollict s, snd ad In re tirmly
o all ibe conservative priueiples of our
-t it uV i? >ii.
C.'ou is and dnLii-s* may r> st upon
ui b dot id country, but it wo are true
o ouiM ives, sod just to other*, looking
ritli I'oi.tid iio faith up to ih.tt 1'rovi
leuff alio presides over the destinies of
in n slid of Government*. w<- will sures
tiiiiliipli, and come out of our tiia! a
riser and a better peupic
r. W. I'ICK KN'S.
Roason and Rovelation.
I sin persuaded that tlieic is a r.?iioe
f su'jeels above tlio reach t>f biiuom
easoti j subject* on which reason cannot
lecide, because "it cannot comtnand a
'lew of the wlml.j ground." Could lb*
ick, which invade* an.I buries ituclf mi
ii)' foot, C 'i?c? ivo or describe the unatony
of Hi) fr.ituo ? Could (ho inun who
lmm panned every nmitieiit of his life at
lie foot of the All ien paint (ho product
rliieli in to U- nocti fr-ou die nuinimt?
So uiurc, in iny pinion, eau rcuaon din
Uis (lie being of u 0 .1, or the r< ali'y
if iliat miracle, llic Clirintwin faith. II
rou (ink me why 1 b-lievo in the one or
he oilier, I can refer you to no evidence
rliicli ) iu can exaiuiiie, became I inimt
the
ireliinli mid and re-pi re the
ragnDO*! which they exhale, without
it... / - o -
n ! }{ me uim not- ui a uiMi : my iit'in
uvoluntarily dilate* itself, and before I
mi uwnre of it, gratitude utnl adoration
>ur?t from u?y lip*. If you auk me why
liene cbji ct* have never produced tliif
ff. ct befote, I answer, tint I cannot tell
fim IV rli ip? my nature Ins grown
noro rurC< |i>ilile ; fx-rlmps I have le irn
d to rdy lea* on the arlutra'iom of hu
mil r< a.MiD, perhaps I Lave gottili ov? I
lie vanity of displaying the clevaliof
iti<I p?*r<picuity of intellect on ?lii< h tin
r<'Utl.f.. 1 IViat in apt to plume himself.
A'lot lever mity le the cauae, 1 thank it
or IciduiK no- from the dreauia am
iterile waste of iafilolity. I aiu happy
u niv |?re*eul imjirt'Ki ui?, iiiJ luti
alone tn Ankia Kdlii, than
?4in)? r over th? barmi aainia <>f I lie de
wrt in ?H*rii|i?oj with Riliugbroke am
Ifoliaire
M ill h in onljr III III If to bluine, if" till
fc appear* to liiui at any lime void o
iitcr<-i?t and of plnourr. Man in iy nmk'
ife what he Jiloaae*, anil gi*e it a* luoct
aor'h, both for biumclf and other*, ai
i? him energy for. Over bin moral am
UlclUclual Ik lug, hie away la complete
mm
KONX UPON WHICH 8HS SITS
f morxixg, ]
t How to Got a Supper.
<P. A few mouth* ign, m conjurer rutrrc
inn ?t Ludlow and aaked the conpi
. I?J if they ?oiiM like to Uctle <
hia performance, an he wan allowed b
Ihll per?nti* wit!) ba<l seen biro go throng
kit performance*, lu Jo them jaitl* m<n
? taste' and judgment than any man lu
]* * Tbe labJIorJ was the fit at to *ia
JlMBt, an<l stated that he km w a le
tricks himself, and hn<i iovii tosny wo?
t fui liBca The conjurer ?.h?.? ?e<|uca
X^^the landlord to bNpm^^n>rei?'
and the conjurer cut three alicea (nearl
half a pound curb) and placed one upu
I cacb bat. The conjurer thru atated tin
be could do tbe trfek much more c"iiifoi
I table to himself if be bad throe pi> cvit <
j cheese. The cheese being brought, tii
Conjorcr cut tbrc? ^i-mI mi d pi< ce* an
; placed one by each piece of br? ad. No
wan tbe grand trick The conjurer turf
j ed up the cufi- i f bin coat, took off hi
neck bundkereb ii f ami m.but'"tied hi
i nbiit collar, and atated that be would no'
I cat ihe three pieces of bread and chi eat
, and utterwurda bring all under one I n
! Tbe conjurer ooimuenc.'d eating ill
{bread and ebeeac, and after eating I*
pieces declared be could lint tirocee
Midi the thirii an.I liui*h die trick wid
' out lie tool *oiucthing to drink. Tli
worthy landlord, m initio^ lliat t lie wot
jMorfii: trick ^)i<>ul<I be (innviili-il ?itl
I for tlie amuwiucnt of hi* cunloiiu r
iiiuiio-diat<dy gave the conjurer a quart ?
'liej ami the third jii. ee of bread mi
wloivoO ?mi|i followed tli" tir.m t*u juerc
.li.iv the grand tri* k was to h? diacloiH'ii
kinl the liu<llor>i Mill hia oon? junior
anxioUolj waited to xe it. The conjure
anid:
i "Now, gciiticimn, which li.it dull
bring th- bread uu<l cbee*e under?"
The lau ilurd pointeij out hi* own hai
lo IjLo p-rt iu the trick' a* Wtd^Hfej
in ZmT:V
^^tii iitlniu'it, I lure paten tbH
and clii-tf?e, mho tiow I Mill bring it tin l?
the landlord ? hat," ami iuaiucdi.itcl
place 1 the hat upon hi* head, ?iil aai.l
"Now you ace ii i* under the hat ait hot
any Ju*p'i"ii"? runlet *hout* of l.?ugl
ler from all the compuiy i>ici|>I th
kudl'.rd who wa* tiiiuu* three piece* <
end and chc xe mnl u nnart of al
' Vliifli he til l not hoi*iu iimoh to reli-di.
V *1 lie conjuror Kit tin* Io>um* wiilcm
i Bilk i up u collection of* the ouiii|iiiii)', li
i icing well Mtiilivil with the landlord
uorosity.
i
Affairs in New York
From a pontlfio .ii who very recent1
niccooili iJ in reaching the* city, fi >fii th
I North, wo 1? urn that hu*ine*e in .No
York iw conij'lotoly proniralcd, and a vi
i it >r, pi?*ing through at*? *tree?a. w>'ii!
ho di?po***d t?? think thfct Sunday t*j
tended through the entire week. (
11 the tiiinieroia large wholesale e*tul>li*l
merit*, but one i* doing anything in li
{ way of trade, and failure* are the con
iiion event* of iho day. The feeling* <
the people are ntill very bitter again
the Soot I.. but the idea of ant jugjf li
' I in-eMi* to have l>cci? in u gr? at nieaaui
ahandoucd. It it not ao dung* -rou* I
1 talk "acoea ion" at heretofore, and thei
1 are aniiitf who dare to ex pre** an hone
*4-ntiiiient and yet m'upc the putii?litm I
JA^Ii* la lli^l^^^iif oi
fTiiforniatit that the quo of tor fx*.?p
i i Would be glad of un c|cu*e to I.ring tl
; j war to a cloae, by the intervention of
f??r. igo power. Our own opinion i
however, that it will be aoine time y
If fore they come to their aOusca.? 11 c
ii?'nid Diapnt.-h
L CactioU* Mkn ?Some men u?e wor
a* rifl.'inen u*e bullet a They aay li'll
The few worda uae.l go right to h?* inar
j 1 hey let you talk, and guide wi ll tin
i eye and face, on aod on, till what y<
..... ..... l .............i - i
? \hm */t Hu-wnrn in it wm i ??r I ?
I '
ami i In (i tlwy I alien out m urtilciii
nit-rrc tin* Mil ler to lilt' quick, ami a
t 4I011C. You nrvi r know where y* 11 efai
I .wiili tlitMii Y<>??r conversation fall* 1
, to their lunula m river* fall into de
I | ha*un, nod nre lo-t from our ?i|(lit I
its depth ?inl datklie**. '1 \ny will miiii
[|inI** nuipriiw you with a f? w won
J ? ( go ri?cliI to tb? mark like a gi
^L>t, and thou tbry are iiltnl agaiu,
V iti< y were reloading.
*1
rB In Shing. we hue occasionally mf>
S big |>iku Watching a bail, anJ cvidoi
i ^weighing the (kaiiec* between getti
I giM?| dinner mi i being a good diiili*
{ i lie should have '>e< n able to m igb v'(
. I accurately?be bad ?o many acalea.
?* - .
. AN ENTSRONBD MONARCH."
NOVEMBER 2R
1 j i
The Battlo-Fiold.
id In une >4 the great battle* ?? the con?
tinrnt during Napoleonic in, a
>f yiiuDK rn?i/n p?u??d Ut eoMentfdaU* tlir
y b^ynf a drumtu?y who li *1 ju*t l?e?-n
h hjlh-d hy ?* rutit.mi ImIJ which smashed
"e hi? ?kuU and *a?itcr?-d hi* brain*. The
r? bohmel ol the rcgimeut a*oo*tcd him
'e ikrnly, and said :
w 1 hope jnu are not afraid, arf"
?- "AfrahJ !" replied the tD-ign. coolly,
t- O, ?? , colonel ; hut I wa* thinking
y The reply wa* a hitter satire on the
>n folly of war. But wo lose eight of doit
j ah*urdi?y of in it* honor*.
r- I Kv. n Napoleon eohld nut tide over a
'
?f ; Ccld of buttle, ufli-r the rlriti no nt had
ie | pu?*e<l aw .y, without -h; d lin< l?-ar* of
) dotreM WliiiI a pieture wa* that >ri % en
w hy tlie leiiolon Morning lle*iilJ of the
> ! ticl.l of Uk oroian iiuoo-Uiali'ly ufli-r the
Ka i com hat! "Many f.ce* etill mmuicj to
i* ! mode ; other* had ii threat' um^ l<M>k ;
* K"ti^ hodic* had a fuiier u n-po-e, u*
f. ' though I lid ntlt hy friendly hand* ; other*
? | *1111 kih II 11|>??ii me j^r -una, MuviiUiVtf
iu I I v grieving llii ir wenpui, ami bitiuj
? | their cnrtmlg. *. M i?v had their Mrtn*
I ni*d un if virion voting to war I off ?
- i blow, or a;* if ?! ! !rin^ to ?-fT--r up * I'f 'V*
" ' rr. All their fari ? wore |?ale, hii<1 the
, fierce hlowiuo w.n l Htilinl 'o auiwoilc
? ^ their dead bodic? j one would li ivo ?aid
i that the?e l"iij? linen of the dead w? r?
( j .il> oil to rine to re-coitmieiiee the atruo.
? ! >:h". M. Tloudtll write* the ??ii.e thuij*
j of the Mp(i?ur.iticc of mhui}' of the Kul?
iM.iO? nfter the Alnn : "S-?ior weeiio d
l!* , ni111 writhing iii the aootiic* ..f ?lc?p.iir
r ! and death, hut the ino?t wore a calm
| look and n pioua ni?ijriiaU"U. Some ap
1 peareil to have word* 0 alitij^ on tie ii
| lip", atel a mil:le uh iii u ?oit of hi^li
r. j beat lyric. ^Ooe w.a particularly ohLurk,
uiurHp|BIP^^^R|^^liTiii
ilea I
? -? wr HII |j ?** ??M?i ?'f ? ? * j:n?ll
V Aruiand, ??f lit** my >1 maintain'
U ?.->l the nititii.li: they 1*4 1 when etru<k,
it i piii'tantaiienu-ly fmm life In
. death, with <ut agony or cmivuliinii. A
' Zouave. -truck p int Mink in tduet,
f I -till In-ld ! >? bay 1 iM*t in tin- p iniri-.iii of j
? i llit* charge. With the menacing u-pcct ??t
I a dead liou lli? liiij-aty, the rmp r r,
1' I in h till in have ri ion kid a niiniUr caie
" | ut 1'ulctro. Ni ur In tha> Z uiaVf Mai all
" Au.?trt<ili, dead trmu heiii"! huge. HiI
face a lid fjrs Wire lliilird t heaVeli hi<
haiidi joined, uiid linger- interlaced, evi;
dently in the attitude uf prayer.? Field
and 1'iroidi'.
i0 i
A ti\ i:rriMm?.? We are -urpriaed to
I , find uii ii d'ltne bit-im***, ?hn nay they
; are lint aide In i IviT'Iih* alii -till c< fit ill
lie tn do lm?irie?, or to prelim I an to do
)f i , .
j Stephen liirud win no* name ii familiar
| to every .iihod hny in tin- land, -aid:
"1 have mImay n c tini ier? il advert i-ing,
!, K.r it ! I V ltli i litlarv fit I u f !? ? t?f ttiftml
,f I " *' "" ? ft""" '
| tiitvliutu of xum'M in bu<?iiM'S4, simi |?r?-Imic
to wctltli. Aiii I liwvt* mole it mii
! iuvariab'e rule too, to a<lvrtti?c in tin*
rt ! liullcftt time*, I >ii^ up rii uco bavin**
; t.iu^lit me tli.it money tbu* >?|?-iit i? w* II
r< I ml out j m by keeping my bilMiii m
Ix'fure tin* public, it M iuretl no- mmy
j niilei^^^^l i>)i <u <i otherwise Ii;ir>' lo.*t
whatever your loiai
1 lie.-* limy t??*, a Ivcrtiac it l*et I lie pub
i lie know * !i it you li ive to m il, the term*
* ' upon which you mil; wlnt y HI wi?L to
| buy, an i whit you arw willing to j.iy
'' ; If i lie tiin*-w Mr** bar* I uiiH ilu'.l, M*iwrti?o
'' tin* more, nMi'l your an|?i liiitunce,
your tr.nle, uu I c?ri? aucce?a by ?uii!?iaut
j?
ic N<w i* the linn' i<? lverti*<>, ucimrl^
| iiij* to Sirjtlit'ii ruin.
Li'.atiif.k Tt.v\?.u iiy niK N?:w I'ltu
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j dc* ?We li ve wren * ?iM ? ini? n n| kiii
ii, 1
| bailor tuiiiii il by I?ik II ?rli- !ij, < (
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j NVmU'rry, S I'., in ?% ? ?'jr ib?\<?, with
1 bi? 1 > F< inn I |if? ii?r ?iii n Tim mm
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^ , pie K?4 ?nft ui.J pliable ami had all the
^ i npp< uraiicc nf bi ilirf t?|iial l.? llm U>t
, I Frriwb li'd'tiiT. Wf u tnlf t -I ainl tliul
l?> I
I our nhuCuntkeiM i>o iiruiMiuiicv it.
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F.very body know* w Ii it l^-'K Fennel
i i?, ali i will bo el.i I lit le rit that it i.* nl
mi ' *
imrim Mi'iiniit after nil. The winl
*?
in yr? at uLun lance and perfection in nil
parte of Florida. Mr Hii-rtb Id my? thai
on now i? the time tn giitliiT it. and ili.it n
at- i bo put Qiiiii r abetter. I'latiteri
ii^ would ?! ? w-ll t" lay by a giM.tlly p-ito-l
er. | of it, an it may pime highly valuable ii
iry tlm manufacture of tlu-ir bather ?Til
t lwbaaace Floridua.
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LI T T L E-O R -*N OT KINGS.
' A iii iTw OiLnirn was
agreeably Mirprimd, the other d ?y to Bud
a plump turkey nrvt d up fur tiia dinner,
i?d ii ?|itii ??! of bin arryaiit haw it vu
oUiihed. M\Vbjr.?, r?)tlii <l BLckec, t ?
Mat rturktj ia Urn ro**?tiu' on our
ffiat' tree oitci? ho Jit iMorititi' I Mrize
Itiu. fir de rent ob de fence."
Tin* ponton who acrojinit, or ui?e* tbo
imperial ivc degree, or e.hvciwa with
beat, putt whole d?a?ting-rooni? l?i flight.
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You iniiat have p'iiiu?, or a prodigious
iitof'ilitciH, if )?u will bide tbo want of
nicaaure.
A holy in an omnibus at Washington
' c?pied the great uiifiiiiidud dome of the
Capitol, (which Ct-rialiily lo ka very lit!
a I . I: b. . 1 - - ? 1
iic iik<- a u one hi prcscur) mi l sail tntinj
ivmlt : "I suppose these are the gas
work*?" "Vin, msdaiu. fur the nation,"
win* ll.o reply of a fellow |i??ieiigrr.
A mother's love i? I lie golden link
, llrtfi bind* youth to sge, uml lie is still
but n vli.lil, however*! un- in <y liave fart
rowed h ncbeek or fcilvefed hi* br?w, who
, chii j|5l recall, Willi a rrofieiicl heart, llio
I fond devotion or (III* gentle ebi tings uf
, the best tiieiid that (f?l ever gave us.
A ft How wtio win fou l of whiskey,
talking wi'h a n units r ?f gentlemen, remarked
be did not know bow to aeeount
! tbr it, but every d? d hAr*e he enmc near
i tried to bite him. '"Oh," remarked uiiI
other, ''that's easily accounted for? lie
I smells the ?*??# ?i."
To succeed in the world, it is tittieh
more necessary to pc*se?s ttie penetration
j to discover who is a fool, than to dtniovj
it who is a clever fellow.
A factious hoy aake I niia of his playI
mites how a hardware dealer differed
i fiom a boot maker? The litter nomcwhat
j pnssled, gave it up. "Why" said the
I other, "Otrmi?o Kit* one ?oM the ualiu,
: ami the uilu r luiK J llie wlfit."
11 > ?u ui?U t<> u^rrooLlo ><* .^|
J riftv, )"il liiu-t ci (Witt to he taught
' many tiling* thnt \mi kin w already
lVr'eetinn in attained l?\ xl.w <legr e*;
| she regain f? tlie hand nl time.
Affecfaiioh i* u trenter cucuiy to tlio
fuce than the Mini 11 |.nX.
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Tiie Tlkn i?k Like ?Between the
y urn of forty uiel >ixty. a man ?lm hua
propel ly no ulati'il hi Him If limy he cn,
nitlereil in the prime of life. Hi- ui.itur,
id ntrengih of eoiiotiiuUoii render* hiut
1 alnio-t imperviou* to the attack* of dia|
cum*, ami experience ha* given noutidiic.-a
' to hi* judgment. 11 in iniml in resolute,
| lirm ami eouul; uli hi* fuuciionn are in
' the higlic-t ord. r lie Mit-uiiien mastery
ovi r Limine**, Loild* up a cmnpi teuee on
* lli? f und iinoi lie his f'iiiu -1 in fin ly
' tnauhoo I, and |i'ikm'? through a pet tod t
j life utt. 11 1 <- i l>y m.iiiy gratification*.
ll.ivin(>gMieii)iMr >ir two past ?ix?y, lie
i arrive* lit a ot'Aiiii-i*Vi 11 Hut athwart
j this ii u viaduct, called " I In* turn of
! Ij fc," whiih, it cro?s? d in safely, lcu>U
i ti? the valley of "old ngc," round which
the river wind*, and then beyond widiout
u boat or CIUih way to ell. et its passage.
The bridge is, however, C"Ostructel
<>f fragile materials, an I it depend*
! upon bow it is trodden, whether it b ml
j or bieak. (Jout and spnpl.-xv are uImi
in the vicinity, to wi.yl.iy the traveler,
land thrust Imu from (lie p.m.*; hut Ut
I him itirl up Ins loins moiJ provide liim.
| ?ell with a tiit< r staff, and he may irudgo
. in safety, with jierlect composure To
i i|int metaphor, ' The Turn o|" idle" is ?
I turn eiltn r into a prolonged walk, or
| into the grave. The system and powt rs
I having reached their utmost expansion,
now login to either close like flowers ut
sunset, or break down at once. One
' injudicious si I in ul iiit, a single ft'ul ex[
cite incut, in iy force it ley nd its strength,
I * h. 1st a eaieful supply of props, and ibe
wi bdrawal of nil thut lends to f >rec a
pi iiit, will sustain n in bruu'y und vigor
.luiiiil tilgbt lias slitlie)\ set in ?'J be
j Setcuce of |?re l>y a |*h?siciali.
Till: "SlHTKll."?Tfleie Is something
lovely iii ilie (iiiuu of sister, an I its utteiance
rarely fails to cull up thu warm
affellon* of tliu gentle Ileal t The
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j 1 1i"u^?i? ? 1 u>ll vhvic mmiiiu ?? hit ?l i i
i beautiful an?i |>urc. I*u??inn ha* no
' plan- willi it* UMMicialion*. 1 lie Ii?i|h ?
> :ii><) feur* of li?\e, tlniM) efrong ciiiulanin,
I | powerful i tiotlgh to *hatti r ami extiu*
t gui?h lilc il*elf, tiliii uo liome tiler.'. ? *
> Tiic brnio in the alar, tl?e faliamao of the
' heart, the tiiMMionil above all prkv, bright
> ami blazing in the h<niii J.ijf ?un ; a nin
ter, 'lie gem of ii.ilil?r light, ealtn aa
i ilo- mellow uiouu, auJjpl iu a Qorouat uf
piails.