The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, May 17, 1877, Image 1
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from '66 to 78,. ypri would hav^jji&SS
cordauffcdW/tot;it^
rous ?imiW.M?Wf^-witefctf w
UH, li ko ^nglLh, curates and Ajrj^H^^
insurai\w?fewofe?TO nfM?n^^Paj<?^&
Knowing: lirTlTlajr^
DO riegfeff^ ?
h?pp?ri, ihe&r lunau ?nf?n YIJW^I^&Y?'
and/?fTnoba'?raJ[t?*e;?jflM??!i of alf,
other P??en* '?^^H^S**a '^at
fer 8puqa ft?flniffl.|^Tca? seien cp, end
than that, and equal to any on thi3,?#n-.
OD tueb?jeofthfTSToi?n.' wa^^uUnj^
dom or fuljy-1 And if fp.Uy. waUt ?op
deadInqwf -, t , ^, i.
enlightened in its tho o^i^cufturp.^But
I carenet to Jipe in ?k.TNo. ^Tb?ro^aro
people who V/Qi^le4Tifr^i^?8P^?.E? W
Orango Court'HousoA!a.nd^:I api otfe pf
them. Dwell io, ^ cow^ry perp, whore
there are po .sa^^fr^s bushes, na,sumac,
John Mal??lm t^?ji of the. asfpn 19pmori.t |
??RTrr^^^
coula I live nutter a sky witWu^%jbjuib;
n$?? l3?$??(* W *^ ^ PS?
. Vwi t>hi i>^toMtl^'l^^hMb?uiJ'ed
land, a?d^^^^^^^^^^?n f^**8
them^ ^^^^g^^^r^?^ft^re?le^S:
grealei i o-defeat Jo Ahe.g?nSeirr ofe?lf
restra??t, !^u,^ott South Carolinians hate j
{'rol^er^^
0? I do not kno^jVby is it that no
house is big enouj?Bf^?hcld ono family
suer the sons an?"^uwo$??f?ra are grown ?
^55^1w^^8B?Hp\,fw .fa*** sit
^|:^ti ? ^ ^?n" ?? calila (ia j
?
i^ffi^fif??fr '-tyrW-* fit' polit!c#V
wm; Iff. Mager noll, myself,) io
S&*^??j3Ssl^^r?,r?lao' Botler? Sickles.
' J?jh? ? .M. ?-a? duaigau of OD army could
W^b^t?jr^J)y(ih'; altifcuaY of the cbsp
'-*WV tht? teahieWra. sutlers and bummers
Skw rafe Wmof fe wat?lll5g P
moveme?^. VJ|bAnts^g?iard. Is the
Spu^beri? ?yoi qotog nay, better now?
^ WMrt^lMUyb- sortblDg? Very
Hw ^??^fif|a>t?/.to rations uo&ing.
Wha'a ^(j^aV brojk? out the Southern
?H?hl|WOE strength
&W$,fk***24 ?jf i<>PWog'aowa upon the
'TK.fr HmJSF^'W i*0?* na^ ^ono
? Pr?ppeto?;! * Vomiug toRiohmond after
tnobaUlo of Mapaeaas, -villi ?ho budy, of
fi^^pP^wlM, I twas ?o]d ; tb?t a great
Sp,uth$m-, Statesmanwaa in town.. I
W^wft^P0 ^1 ?pee, tot I wanted to
sSa^^^QtS^ h "-?-o papera
?ffilWr?ttXfe^ for 200.
SMiyW %|ih r.ij[4; w?pbeexiry;
Kr^^^t^9 '.y--w-ese raised a million.
^tr^^m^MiW^pbta according, arid
r??^ iv ?lil
v^^^bioj^ id^, preyailed ^tMont
?MWWF? Wferrrju? %Srv rf**ft r^6 . order,
for-s^ros TTfd fox,nin'o thousand, possibly
teu thousand atarid. . Passing eyer, tho
?*?K^V]?^^r5*n8 ?loved jhicriiu
twMp.f* m Hm fit' grand armies and
Wiynfoif?fWPi'?Ycr .I*? a extrpma
f^ttaess/jn notj^olc^ng Jila Henjfcnauts
u^tq tba; sternest accountability, I copie
t<g.#?>, capital mlBti&o of the rwar.!...3tc
im ,nalyral'tthp. ^?uth?fnr.fd?l ah?uld
*4WP?>o,n?figep^lewau---I<^
sse bun, nowj;*we au xcoiember him;;
abo vo the med? upi height ; a suit of black
' broadcloth, blue!: satin veat.'felt hat ; gold
fob chain, gold-headed cane and. high
i fi*el, .fiwi-top tmofis^A gentleman who'
?dM Isctmn*THtrV his'hands and a good
ik.-.? '"?b uin longue,? thereby-making
himfetilf very agreeable" to himeelf. But
fueWwtta' one rtdeettiine duality abo?t
tHMaii?*-He^wb??dti't ??ke the li?, land
he5 would fightP--wbiild snuff but your
cephalic wieir at'ten paces, of fight you
with nnythirig1 from & toothpick to a co
lamblad.. A fight to him was a five
'mTK?rtea* .aimlr. ?nd if en?ugh life Was
WW in',bims?lFor-nis''eu?tt5f_.t? shako
WnWBWwfe.TeWF to moTteiriehds, ?nd
fheVe1 an end 'Wt.'' What' m'?re natural
than that he should ' b?i?ove thai war
m???t?gbtlttk'.- !" tr.tV .'
' It . Was'ft 'tat?T mistake, tne;eardinal
?rV-ofoflbe wh'?lo struggle. \far-ni?o
f?itha' of it. at' leant, nu AlexanderHr
?tepheos said at the time-is business,
iH?^?om?iit, possible matter of fact bus-,
fSm? just stieb. buB?ri?a? asis\?ohe every
day here on your .wharves ?nd c>tvc::;?),
war? I did, and what did Ises? '-rlMfrl
;lu succession :&'\tiiial ,of ' mou^-c4 /red
1 mc??]?tr:ra*n'2of jjrb?m-co??rcrl ?L .fes, I
snow-white m?les, six to
a team, jand.all .?eal. fat, (bpccimpna of
t tnelp?T3&'?> pnd tho
w?gWc?et^a^ the
SrvSaP oi -^iWO.negroes,
i whose wmpTwss nae ? May ground, when
Me^1?gl?]|^^ Why,
1 pcatlomen.wor to th}speopf? waa pasthae;
it'whs s?tli?tics and joetry; and lean
ireadily believe, wb?t has otica been as
aerted, that the yunlc??contractors would
gladly have pata the expenses of both
sides ia ordeT (o prolong tho war indefi
nlteiysV ?foi
. Ah I: but they, h?d the mosey. Yes;
tho paper j whbreaa we had the great
ataples which were absolute values, only
we did not have .tbs business eense to ase
'Ui?t6?-. 11;-]-.? :i- ?if?) .?. ' / I
' Wbabis ;tho relevancy of all this?
What ia the ase of Yaking up the ?shes
of thodead paat? Tho war is sil ovor
?long, long ago. Say you so, and think
you co?. That la what aihi you now.
??iio.wa'ra.oF powder dud snot are to tho
i sw nW 'wnat' ! the few boars, of
ltta^pg are to'tho long months of prepa-'
r?tt?b. which make or? umr a campaign ;
und in Yhis life-Vrarfare, na in tho noisier
and briefer wars. Voa are lo ho sated by
your atrong, hnru buoines3ycommon sense,
and that ?tonb.. Tho end of ih?'strugglo
;atlAbp?m?ltox wis ?iit tho begiunicg of
tofrithtr and m?eb:mor? desperate s?rug
igle^tW'ob^k'iif; which is the copmioat
?of yoM'a^t-cheYished ideas ia politics,
fiengiori and ??cia} order-the' arrauge
!m?nt of .tho very mOleculoaof yorir brain
r^the'^o^kbout pf your, inmoak'?oul-,
[11,0'I^^Tbia1 is' th? now .4ri's?r?s8.bW
:eonfi?ct,** wn?ca, ift? tho o?d, wi?i bring I
"us nil to grief, jeara heaco. ' A twine ol j
$mPt?&^ rights
and^ail^ry.1 whs involved in tho Jato
rWuiBlHony a? ; our 'considerate Yank?o I
??ieedslt?vVl^ Hvas av
ered completely.. and, State rights rnan
?81 am, I wbu?dt? ,Qed s?m?time? that
tthVlilheP had' be'?ri' defin?tcly t?.eft in
'twn??^fof thea Would wehavob?eri saved
iaiccod?fltfw?blo in. t?i?e to come, .
I TbenerfxWr? t?f^ath?r^
{rm?musltf?r?a'rib^ fool;
^hkt i chbuld call in Vif?nla ihe tobac
te? warte; but ia'tikis'State ibo Oottontot,
lfj?|Ste'meni .feei?1 'arb Hottontoto and
^bwn 'ard Cott?ntot^. ' Ibo okides' bf:
tyeafs' lie upon ray gebgrapbic n^ra>ry,'
.and lam ai liUt?jCOt?fiisoa M tb Hotten?
td?s brid '?t?rai?; . ? only kt?ow tbpt
Re?_Wl^^ People, and
and I held a, million b?rrela, ;to.v/r?T?
[ be k?ug, mid ? wou?d ty&Pr&^fc
it tar ?fed at that price, .there wofild PO,
a ooruer tn tar ?n NOW Xr*% -And you
latid land other CotVootpte wopld not
own enough to grease a cpft wheel.; y
Tue Go^tontoi ie a \QQ\ \h yarloo* other,
wlr.ya-in tho mode/ {bf example, of way*
ing bb cooda. There c?n b?. no plainer
baalnes?proposUioa than this-that.wbeu
a niau baa cheated or decelTed yo? reppa
aha?l drop nina iqa^n^.and^efl i$fl?
him no roorp. Werf JRW.W^I???
and your family deraapda that you should
never forget tn??tfffiJorMp h% t&s
case. And., whit 1? tr?o Io .bua?nes??f
equally trqe in nolit?cay Ia i^pbt? X?**?
political life dependa On ; yew answer to
thia question, But what does your Cot
ton tot dot Coming to town and finding
nomo adventurer with a lot of auction
the old established houses, well known to
Mm, and, apenda the very, Wppe/. docto
these,.hpusea ip buying trash and shoddy
from this adventurer. Kudtag plmsell
cheated again, hp vironl?lau?%:?jM taya,
'% tell you tjhpso cWaraap^ibejl
aro keewrt, }hey are," TmV 1* $? NA
tabjlshcd house BO muck, as disoppoinl
ihjp ho dapin? it?gj '.'aa infernal, uuprin
.our woe?^thi??<to^oato> ^>0ft?pr...'to.|
slpgte crop, and the eccnmaaMdjuf ?sjw
Wtt^eas..;^? cure iai plain enough,
;andit.haa^hji?^
one of your cite papeia, in ifce aphorism
\u$rtad and meoififttf patton .?mi?',"jThl
mission of Southern journalism la Jo pu
thia 'motto at the,head of every pape
from Norfolk to Galveston and.^.keep \
there. I would print it in indelible In!
on tho foreheads, tattoo it in tho anns
and brand it in the palios of the Cotton
tots? But the press has pot been idle ii
thia good canse, for already we see tb
effect of Ha .labora Ur. John Ct?,,on
of the ablest, and certainly one QI th
most useful, mon in Virginia, furnlshc
Inp with thia most cjieoriqg f?ct? vir,: "I
1876, tho Wratnaek?ril(^6}867poixcrj
ta? pork than ft did in 1876. This la tb
reason assigned by Western journals
[.The, provislop trade,' ow hag to faille
firle?? during most of *ho year, prove
ess profitable Ump usaal; and,, op tu
count of thp political complications,i
the Southern Stetes, the demand for .di'
trib?tion has been for several months' ii
1 tc rfc rod wich.' r Qhp 1 ii*. West, yoi
excuse methink is eornowbat .thin ; v
aro raising 'our own pork ; that la ; tl
whole Beeret. But. will tho cure just ii
cleated flu?Bca?;..T*A>ijKt, I|iis:a-?$8
which the press will do well never to fo
'get that the increase in opp provisii
crop is due mach more to tho low pri
of cotton than to tho wisdom of the Ck
toptot, and if eeUoa :again .tench,
cents, ho will drop corn ii patenter.: li
would it be ia Virginia if Hiview grad
of tobacco ehpuld accidentally dorbls
value. ! Thero is? as I well know rrroo
ally, no cur? for follys Bray a-.fot..^
or a humorist in a mortar, he-..'?libe
Cottontot or a humoriat still, i ?? ?ju h
. Gentlemen, vre want tobe friends'wi
tho North ; we want to win back,'
not say their lovo^-growh men careifil
foi each ether's love-but we do want:
win back their respect ; and l?rerp is I
one way- under heaven to do it. > "I
vengo 1 Timotheus cries," and 'I am i
vengeance, immediate and dire. I wot
not rob them of their1 moP?y as: fl
robbed ns of our slaves ; I would ?
have them suffer and be strong; 041
have suffered and are atropo;, and inte
to bo stronger, but I would inflict ut
them that Buffering which brings' i
Strength but weakness, namely the IPA
ing of impotent envy. !
I would anatch the tost man Of th
bald-headed from taw, and go into 1
wig business to-morrow mtraitj.
would make every one of them gnash <
every tooth in hil upper and lower, m
illaries, so that I mtehfc' forthwith
(Canonized by doVJiia the North over
St. Ghmbo* iu^'Fi*ITa!sV^^l,v^
slang is detestable, bu*, do you. tao
like it. Slang does so pierce, phd; gri
|the si.i^li 80138' bf puiiste~lhoaa 'pt
taaitrca of literature, with whbm 8ha
apeare and myself; who5 closely resem
each other? never had and, never can h
any patience
j - if y friends, we are to win b.ick tho'
apect of the North just as tho f?apect
every other people is won, nod that ia
regaining our lost Wealth. Less col
abd tedre mea* first : and, second, ma
factoring* our" own cotton, -j ThMrW
feolution of the whole difflealt*. Th^
I two pages of Adam Smith tell what
vantage there is id'manufacturing
maierM?, ac?, ?fyc? consult Coi. ChU
at Columbus,' Gai, ?br Cpl. Childs
Columbia, 8; C., ho ?trill give yod thc
act percentage In dar favor over the 1
Edgland-mannfarAtEiers. >Against't
fcevon months of consumption Und
months of production/-.we' 'have eh
months of work and only one. if that
enforced idleness t'-but if, bri that acco
we underrate tho power of occuraul
capital, the thrift, skill. energy* *
daring of New England, wo Will bo
repeating tho folly of a certain bo
Boboolin-Prihcetori. Nuihirn?u#eiii
si ??? prudent ?a. We cannot noastbl j
too wary in this life-and-death indus
straggle' witt a people wfc%caMtt
are at this moment p^ppir$Wit<6t
pnd < iron mill rites in tt?p Sonth as !
utery as the Fiusaiana map?5?ttWFr
previous to tko-late war.. DafltjptK
w? get ?ich, en?riiWttdy rieft, 'ak%e?o
lo? do;: fttid in UftMi most certainly
what than T Why e**fy tnan bths
YMkTe*????, LOtog Brlftfch ?abd 1
port. And who shall blame us, ai
^^^^
around ?udaenW, you, >m,topc1f/do
(.Wida their pasterice jmdttfTWew w
idpttcs mir-weit w'mwtv
irie?*fl?a\t r^riu?a^
tho lawalldwed '?n?'iq'do ?t? ^'Sat
Virginia aaa ae?p nie "out iu.p^i??
mental lir^c. W<3 have a floewofrol
m eh growing up arid already ?rp
like racet?raWi?lW pt?JfatAM
, break tho traoea| bur?t thltr heart*
maka ' a deep furrW'- in .'?bis hard
unman a. une, tuen, w wu vu ira*
ihidiOrt^iair^ch^ngelsrjo robW-^"
and, b/tho godo t the ne#'?rtrte?r?uon or
' two will ??? a race bf mea compared with
i whom wasuibgt?b ead Calhoun, Jt>?er~
ison and Pmckney were bat teeteiupia
?nod mummedT; . ^ f S
: 1 There is^ono other ^??k^?c'WJ^Wn
I would likp'to pay ray respecte. Ihieau
ituo Souther* pbliician, ' who ; ?auel?s -fief: j
'can' become a statesman by rejecting ? the
acquisitions, of faoderu' silence, tie at?' j
plication particularly ?f biology, to ?ocial !
p?obl?ma, and, confining,himself to tho]!
?old rbis1, hop tig ' to ;,'makp a little : 111-' j
?digested. history arid tho. speeches of l'd~ j
fcw'?minent moo of by-gone ago sorvo la
tho stead of ???ose general Inri, Mich j
!emprac??g ioatter and'mijid alike, enable .
S's to forecast th?'; future, and to foresee
. ot what,, wo tblujc wo ought to be, but :
'wbdf in^ho natttrO ofthingd mast inovl
.tahly be, , Timo will not permi* mo to do j
|mpte thaa a'i?udo io thia. subject . but. j j
coming down to Ipi?iediate mattera, I j ;
should say. that tho supremo' So\itbarn ;
political fool ia he who. in thia'critical
'moment for hia section, places confidence ]
in any promises'Hf bamV?r made by his ;
?party foes. "
! "in conclusion, l?t'm? thahVyou for?a
; vitiaz m? to' address youv Nocouipli- !
j-suriit. is' inore grateful tOi a; Virginian1
tuan ono that .comos from the people of
Carolina, foi here ho ?nda a poEjUonate.,
?evqtioa to IHb'St^to'/wfilcW'rtvW mV
d?es tir? wiirTias?'hia own Riiate pvifle. Vaafr
?love. Carolinians 1 do yoa lbveijroar
'mother*! Does;a uioth?r love tier aiflict
fed and a?riel&a ?on*? ? Bafea-a eon love
?tho; invo?tVmobber for whom iu?eacti
fices hia tiifte, lis jplsaanr?a and bis hard
woa oBamings?.>.ils>ve.ibct4i He would
die for her. Yea more, he would liva i
for her.'wouldMlend-bei halfSpotters
to cte. ber li vulg out'.! . .Andi when Ibo
pain fol s night watcha*- ns* alb ?tief hnd
the patient sufferer is laid ixi ilwbniMBunr
bedr^h?re there is no more Bu?er?ng>the
p?n'iovacz back ffoili'lftoj jjiyJMsil|
?With him' on i amuloi that na dam may
(ever see^bufc wbici?.'watrkeep l??iirin'
.harmed throxEgh life. .'Nay, henceforth a
newer arid; moro debated,life, hallowed
by sblf-sacrifice- is hi?. So with you,
Carolinians. You-have suffered as no
cultured pctytd i?>ittbdtrB;tira? hat*
sufiered, ana, so.SUte> oa Heaven, the
Steadfast love you have shown to your
murdered mother will bring Ila oieoeedffig
gfeat ^'reward. 'Yon have trodden the
wino press alone. Hero fell tho utmost
fury.of your enemies, and bore cama the
least sympathy, of y our friends, fiar waa it
not Bald (the idiots ha vd tot 'yet stopped
saying it) ihat Von "Monah* da the war If
Tho- T7iuo prfcsaU Your State was the
w?t? press smdW?ur Bonis the grapes on
which'for twelve years a mob of jeering
devils; drunken' withs excess of malice
and of bate^ ? danced , to tho derisive
laughter of half the ??t$oa.< Twelve
years, ibar thousand; days ?and nights bf
tortore, of > ' shame, of humiliation .' foi
yourselves/your wives, your daughters,
yous feraier,'children; leur thousand
day3 . abd nights, ? and ' to the proud ?and
sensitive natu re smartipg under mdigmtyy
every moment is an age. Burke and Pitt
gifted - theii voices-Ju behalf of th? ?p
preseed Colonies; the "loud bry. qf
trampled Hindost?n'' awakened the eio
bd?tt?e <of Sheridan, i bub ?the Poland of
pknnn*ict>?+-.k)?^"!1 u ^ .aw T>J!J^
nhum kae^j^MiQS^hfsbiwtiM?bk fes?nili?*-,
fr^s?'aaa t?tal?'?lU'itsa?ri7r ?o^m?
lisrwaassa sy-trordin eUlsMaf IK i^vm siffu
! -Kd?i?n of cbmman?ing^tfW??s trie*-*}
thsr brauch o'? th?2?at?Ga5?3t?glsb?usw
Stepped forth v>^d bot<a^4*w?tdft!
and bb qoot?d fur all time.' ftdt one of
the J?orthen? pneta-thoso' gent?o beings
w*^h?rW bleed'at every wrong fro ra
HarteTy=*o>Tiri)fcnctoo--J??dld ped a line'
for C?rolia^T- Gordon, of Oeorgbi, was
your Wondi? 'good 'aud true, I and at tho'
Jjfcjt your ?adr?caw ?nd cbample? wa? tb at
preis "which then' ' ?foiathn?; loved tb call
Lbu^tiwZfetr Yorii JTM?at^aHil tho
poets'-who sang your wrongs wsro ol your'
own rearing.1 <m \ i
. Yes, Carolinians^ ybu have bein tried
bs by fire; and by Aol At? the dress has
bea?puf?^J?W*y;le4vrif#metri^
! only; I Wok t? WO hfef&ra r?c^brnion
; boWos tbkrVr^aydtriat hate gooe^belbw. ;
U?-V^^ied, mejes?e aa Wsn?Gue
[ b*?s*9 j ?? Cn*? to?TrtioV'all eyes Were
lately turned in admiration; end lu grat- i
! hadfa^M^r?o^feidr?^ civ?? Wist-. 1
^ ?t^if^hl^w^^^% !
&r^ ^t?ti?'+vl&jto? ??U'Wiinj^^?-1
ithupbtt?f
r tor wmen w biso well
rnavet--bt?%W ^i?:day
r somo such Southern tsktf \
aird difer?
'-atea usually mUow tb air .wishes lill
tS^g, compel? lhem> follow tb^lr
Wr? ttdJhaat, ii ."
m: Steinig;DerSl?*?s! ?-Speech lo
vvr<oUL o ? M?bCe ??raoeUUop. >
The following remarte Wetetoadoby'
the Hen. Jefferson Davk liKhtV^IM< Aa
??taltal *f Mobtiaj aft? Up .ooeasiaaof I
^l^ot?tcttraloniothi?city?'''
-?lit;' ??alyi?*ir'lsW^^
by thia visit, and''gratefully recognize ?
the kindness which h?s rjrompted the 1
carnqiH??itlary eayneaalona of your orator, j
VttoAtolm jKi feec*u*el feel that they
prejudiced wpuid ascribe to me.
Believe oe,TI am tho more proud of
this, aa it ia the manifbatation off ? moro
riro virtus ia tho pcopis ? liars ztrrtd to ;
thelwBt of ?/ ability, i j'Novar before in i
the history of man Ma Ibero boon, so far
aa jt ?know, an Jontaaoe in which a- Dalian :
chltf aras followed with more affectionate
talion than bia taeacUtet had felt to?
w?rd;bit*it??hadaya of hia power. -..iJrqr. ?
a peopk capable of ?ich ansgcaaimlty,
hist would udssd be a tome spirit who
did. JiUt fed'-i to be a glory io Save, sat
? Wo; have (.pasted through a' terribie
0i4m;?f-<4epiivatto8i* of wrong and In?-,
jnaticatjiam} .you have borne it with a ;
Sde only equaled by tho gallantry,
red in1 yousijdaaperate effort to
tin a cauae wblch his boan crushed, ;
D?it not deafeoyadj ?ot it waa the cause of ;
troth, which ia etarnaiand iwith ?all ?
thoie >aad memories / clcatdring around ,
you, you come,.not to.upbraid me aa re?. ;
spoouble for your rttaasfcns.trati to.shield
me ia the depth* of.'tay adversity with
tko ?warm i covering; afyour hearts': best j
affections. Cold indeed Wohld ibo tho ?
n^tws^bioh dk?nofffndiniUiisasolacQ
for^itaidiasp^atmn^and a conto?
latte*ffaito^ >...- "V'ii j
tMtxm vtVt bo*k>mofmy>4eart Ithank
yon. i<Though:, tho silver lining ;of-tho
cfou4t be: birt faintly discernible,, ysfc be
notiU^nay:;!, Bat that I nccd i/oticny
toirocixrwho?>t?V*r ?oel'anv other (fear :
tftaa 4hat:Q? doing! wrong: . Then let me j
say ?rather^ f/Be-not without hope/' The
causes for whieh you straggled waa that of
justice sod of; troth. Tho triumphs of ?
tMgs. ital bbrpaarpoaiafli but to tho order
ing, of Providence must carno at Issi.
Your motives must bb appreciated, sooner
or later, fon your aaeriflcea were mad o for
constitutional liberty : and those : who
died bravely, ^though ?hey foll vainly, aro
not to be reckoned , ss the mest unforta- :
nate j for, whether bearing'a sabre or a
musket, whether on tho battle Add or
iij>o& tue vessel's! ?eek, tho proper place
for man to die is where-he dies , for man.
; For the honor of tho comrades whoso '
untimely deaths you mourn, for the re- ,
apect dre to the cause you loved, i for tab .
pride yju fool in your anceitry, for the .
hopea you cherish for your posterity, let, ,
not your eyes, revert.constantly to the I
past j ibuty confronting the present and
locking patriotically on to tho future, let |
yous elforta bo made to'repair what hos
b-zm injured, and io build c^ain, higher
and broader, ou a more solid foundation,
Stho : temnle of hnmiK liberty, sfosr tho
jmodol left you by ly our : fothers.! . ? ! -
I Toa engaged in no war for sectional
?^grandixem??w; you fought nb battles
for personal advantage; n.yoa wara
prompted by no malice { and yu?r knight
ijift%Mif?wt% ia tarnished by<>no sordid
?bait/.'or desh*erfori:mearii revenge. -?Thb
^tSWcle?; strips-?* of all eav? honor,
and your chivalry waa aa incapable of
inflir?tea W*0O?at i? was of Submitting
to it tamely;- The pact d?manos, then,
knight?y generosity, and faithful devotion]
lo the principles you inherited from rovof
lutioSB?yairesi and- which- you will.betti
DICS? mankind by taulanirtting unchanged i
te your posterity, ?I Thrice and fonr times
I am thankful ler tho indications which
tho day brings to ns of tho revival of the
Bplritl In' Which oar Union wes founded^
from which our prosperity springs, ana
apian;.Which its perpetuity must sorely
d?pend. hui
i -I thad loot expected to -do more than
pimply.' to. return my thanks to you. It
would be in vain for mo to attempt: to
express the gratitude I feel. My cordial
thanks'?are. all I have to givo,and they
are truly yoiirs.-New Orleans Times i. . i .
... .. .. ,. .' viltW? .:-rr?
Capital Ponlshmcnt-Ancient and Hoi?
?- ?M. ul
Crucifixion waa a very ancient punish
ment. The Syrian. Jews, Egyptians,
Persians, and especially tho Carthagi
nians, -used it.. But in no Part of. the
anrfe?i worldfwas this puoishnient so
general ty resorted to as in the Beman
Empire, where it was regarded aa tho
most infamous of deaths. By thc Bo
pian law tho. culprit waa scourged pre
viously to, the crucifixion, either ih the
p ne to nan o* oil the', way to the place of
execution. On his ?vv^al there he waa
stripped of lila germen -\ and then either
hl?f?%<^%',th'o 'hands and feet to
f&oV?roffl^Or.'.'aB sometimes haripcaed,
or to pierce the nody of tho sui
*f-?*I3fe?y'. ' Btf ' AA Jewlnh ftte
"IBoftbat the body bf tho 8 j-';
idd hi. rsnioved froia tho cross on
F Among the Greeks capital'punishment
wa^infiicfod'bj tho regular killing, or as
?n th?' cas? bf?t?cratcs, by ordering that
the victim should drink p bowl of hem-;
locV which''tis poisonous. The ancient
IsrcaUtcs StonedW<r culprita'. to death,
and in Homo certain criminals were de
stroyed by throwing th?p? frond the Tar
peian Bock. ,
. IP' Engiaud, during tho middle ages,
death waa the Ordinary punjahmeHt for
all felonies! bulj If the culprit Could read;
he escaped Wim life on a first conviction:
In the British army, and tovy^?in
the pres?iit century, Boldicra ah? ikij?rS
have been literaUv finrriil tn ^rM^Hm
?-api-^-n!?e-tal?1 ! 1 'Bomei?h^?7!^
bs?nes woro' ordered. The ihfllcfV-i
though much mitigated, ls still cbpti?tlcd
m tho British military and naval service.'
Id thb Amorican ii htd been humanely
4h?liahed within the last thirty years.
{.Wring the' first' TVoh'?h rovolbt?op
hUi Was f?cctiouBly called- "Republican
; piieVp togoth^r by strong cords,
wbWwtibto^borTyerBhouo at layons
and tcft^'to prOwn) were outrages upon
1 "-IW-lSf-J* J1? Scotland, culprits' heads
thc brain, I ebal! here f?rnfim anfastan?e
bordering closely oddthe mf&raatural,
w?oa Mfmn* dn the ?ubj*!t4f perJ
wnalffar. ''What you a? ,M?iuc,?tdtft
remarked, "may be very .true} butXicatt
lutoure^y'oii ?bat tb?'eeutlme?t of fear;?n
its-utmost degree; ls mbc^'less'cbmiabb1
than yba ?ujppoto ; and.tb?ughi yodfc?i?y:
bo surprised to beau ? rm>>?ny lt, I hanff
large-pond bf'wilerin a very solitary
place. On tho, opposite side of itthr/a
stood a groat tree tn at loosed BA ?? it '^tvd
been struck by lightning, and ia ?be pond
at another' part au old fallen trabt. On
one of tho prono limbs of which there
wMifc;&ftta'Bunoia? itself. On aauddsn
a wind arose, which forced mo into tho
ca&yaelffi^
tere I awoke, trembling with terror.
- ?Ab?ut eight years sdbsequenlly, wbilti
recovering from a nearly fatal attack of
acarhrt fever, .thia droam presented Jt$e4f
to me, identical ia all respects, again.
distinctly
picture of,ono in tho,first Bpoliing-bopk
that liad been given int}. T&rbhpson ?o
count of my critical condition, tins second
dreemj inspressed mo? more Iroadfully
ib?1?. Um .first. ,\s owJ tr.di.n-r, (J
"A dozen yearn more .elapsed? I had
become a physician, abd was how active
ly pureuiug my professional duties itt'ono
of the Southern States. It so &ll -odti
tl^at ono, July afternoon I bsd ito .take p.
long and wearisome ride, on /horseracfc
It was 'Sunday, and extremely bot ; the
p?th w?s'BOlit?ry, there waa:tiora rr?osei
for milea. . Tho forest, had; that'intense
sibmc^sOj, characterise of
tho day : aU .tbo jyild MttflMff Nff b}f$*>
had gono to their retreats to bo rid of thc
heat of th? sun. Suddenly at OriOpblht
of the road I came upon a> great ?tsgaatrt
water pool, and -<?asi,|ng1my(.oyea-aofoss
it, there,stood
lightning, and
oven with thb''?
ing in tho snot ' Tho dream of niy infan
cy was upon mc ; the bridie fell from my;
hands, au unuticrablo fear pversba^o.wcd
mo, and I slunk away from the accursed
place. ? ' ' "
?..Though business occasionally after'
watsl would have..drawn, me thai way, I
could not summon resolution to go, andi
actually navo...t?kon roundabout paths.
It seemed'to mo profoundly amazing' that
the dream that'-1 h?d bau should aRelr*
twenty years bo realized', without n^pect
to difference pf saenej or climate* ar age,
A good* elaman of^ acquaintance
took tho opportunity of improving tho
dtcamsraacea to1 my splrU?ftf advantage,
abd in his kind cnthusiesm-^forhehneiv
that I bsd, been more then once brought
to th'e potot of death by?auch, icver?-~in
tcVprcicd ray dream that I shcuiu die o?
mnrsH ralosm. ' " '.'
j ; "Most persons have1 doubtless observed
that they suddenly ienc?untor . ?venta : of
a trivial nature, in their course of lito,of
?l?e
a long timo'it seemed to ?x? thaethn-WM
a case of.that kind, and thatii* might b*
feet down among, the. mysterious and uty
accountable. How. wonderful it is that
we so often'fail to'soo' tho simple osplan
?tiou of thing*: when that explanation la
actually intrudingitself boforo tai And
Soinahis,?aj|a)?1 J| u?w?s long ; boforo tho
truth'gleamed In noon me, before, my
reasoning'powers sbobk off tho delusive
impressions of my senses." But it occurred
at last : for ?I said to myself,; is it moro
probable that such a mystery is true, or
that I have dreamed for the, third time that
which I had already dreamed of ttvico.bo
foro 1 ' H?ve T really saab the blasted tree
nnd sunning turtle ? - Aro a weary rida of
fifty miles, tho noontide beaty the silence
that ?puid almost bc felt, no provocation
to a dream 1 I have' ridden under such
circumstances many n inila fast asleep,
and have awoke ana known it; nud (?o I
resolved that if ever circumstance* car?
ried.mo to thore parts again, I would, sat
isfy myself as to the matter. .
"Accordingly, after a few yeats, when
tn accident lea mo to travel them. I re
visited' tho wclbromembered scene.
There, was still tho stagnant pool, but the
blasted pine tree, was gone; and. after I
had pushed my borea through tho i-* araby
tfiHScjH aa far as I could force him,1 ana
thou dismounted and pareaed a close in
vestigation on foot m ovory direction
around the spot, I waa?elearly convinced
that pp pipe tren had ever grown'there ;
not, a stump nor any tokeu ?jf ita remains
could bb eben j ana ab now'I nov? con
cluded that at the glimpse bf I the water,
Irtth the readiness of thoae who are f?3b
ag asleep, I; bad ?dppted an?xtornal fact
iqto a dream ; thatif, U?M**?5?ed tho
trains of thpught j wbioU. tonlbano*,yearf
bad occupisd me, aadwthatj in flue, the
mystery was fil. a? delusion, and that I
bad been frightened, with less than %
ntttt?vely tho rcm?iDBof Old1 b!??a may
bo recalled; how they may, avittteneyto'
projected, into, tho spac? 5*yopd u*. and
take, a position -r.mong existing realities.
F6r this all thr.t is necessary ls that th?ra
ahould b? fin ?qual?zatioh of bid imprest
flions with now sensations; autfibettttay
be accompliihod olUM*jiD9/!4jta?taUbi&g>
the forcer? present sr?^ift-.ftr testa
creasing tho activity of those .parts of the
Thut a cn 'we are fc&ing' asleep,' the
organs .of sense no longer , convoy thole
special impressions with th? clearness ?nd
?nr?a t?i?t\hfttr MA In UM d.'?far\jAuOg
?nd thia gives fo'tho traces that aro?Sffi?
Up in tho crain tho bower of drawing up
on themselves the auentfoU of the mind.
?r/%?uu)^ M?- 11h.il wal .ila -
. r~- :? J ..I..T.1 I-TT! i " .
WHO ,ABB ButaaEn?-L.Bks8ed is the
man who minds his own business. ?'?
Blessed is the woman who never says
to hov husband if "I told yuh so,^ .
Bkased is tho m'en who can sermon'his'
buttbni whence' baby is ^r^^^u '\< ? U
1 ^^^St?^^?r^it?r?w^^^W
reminds yon th^-yon winriedeboroyowr
%^'?tt.^^
b^?doRm?po.yop-^wheu y?mar?ln fha
gutta?.".Uifn dwfc.^ij .rr?)'.t'?ii?ft?* f>);.- ?i
1 Wes?e?iatho,B?or,jrais4lon! 04j?nevet
,o,Bi?^?'?i??
.hatocat* and pipcit^!hian?,^l^rd v , ol
BW^:arojtba;im^ thal
iicn?? t??rtbvy tm? ?ingle, xs
3 Bfawsd ard the ?Bingle-, people that ?re
cb?t^nt to temain sp:. ; .
Blessod ia tho husband, who novar Mys
ibis mother's piw were batteaitbaa 'bia
wife's are.? 1 v ." ? ?..':: v<. ? ."!-:( .u'?.
nW**? more '?IngT^d^^^W
tflrtoi?ditbairit skcutd l*:gtetoBfl aiui
oa?!^
i h)Tb*4?o-^wea?rv7f??l fwaretbat MxfV
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
closet opentug ou$ of the..Lo^o-r?pm,'
aodB?cuired htm by turning7 tho button;'
?hufcr'wh^out lopkitur' indoor, put the-'
kpyiia,Wi flocks^ Tbaaj with ojrsceas
Iceripusna if he had iuet board of ?tba rob
'bery of. the bank "where" ht?- 'aunC?f
whom he had great expccmtiohX'kfo?fc'
her. trunk, ho wended i ii*" Wy- tonte?
dwelling ?f Mi?* K., audijcequfisied her to
ag ?W??
AtftoeaaaWdh^ '?
Y<A? ticur Jjner ti? wowan putin mum
pearauce, ."armed and, loquippod?, with
broom, bruah?, palh t^?t^r S^.fou^
the custodian of tho promises awaiting
her arri'..il. 1 " . .
'^Now; ma'am," eaidbo/''Tlb tell yon
what wo. want done, and:ndw'Wb came to
? employ you,.., The Brethren., aaid^t^ waa
difficult to get anybody to do the job and
'not meddle with thp'fc?crete in thfit llttid
(closet/ wo have loBt th?lcey,'?Wd'eo can*
not lock the ?door. M.aktfc!fi?aavutedi?thcm
itfe?fcjfw? could bo dcp?do^on,^^x.;n;n?>
. "Derandsdou? I guets I, can.. Ju*
poor, ' dear, dcad-and-gorus husband ' be
longed t?; the' FreerSssbn?/,::!?r' ?uti
Masoaa. Itdao'tiknow width. mHadettno
into, atf ??e. aoereta. of the concho, and
they1 flied ?peor Morgan i land; s?r? t?P't
!live, I aOver mentioned a!word.about iv
itoa-singlpaoul tOj.th4a.day? iftnobody)
troubles your closet to . find ,ppt your
?secreta till I do, they'll tt^^^TjW
j *!uYas, J thought wo couldn't do>'bettor
lihan give you the job. Now I want $roHi
?to commcuco in that oorner;,and give tko
iWooteWom thorough cleaning, and' rei
membery-I hdv?pled^d''hiy word and
?honor; fer your-fid?*'.?ty. 'I/on't -'go-info'
.toot closet." Wit? thia pnrtipg injunction
?cmpna?iiallv, uttered,. hp .Jeft Mf(j; K-.rto
her ^dtlifeM^^W*^^^^'
email, and centered about tho post-nmcq,,
?store and meotirig-houao.,' "Mrs. K. did
not aeO that the sober-faced dubr-keeb'er
just stopped into th? pcsVolBoo on the
jfirst floor of the same, building, and
: Awaited tho result. . Sho only bo Urned
lill clio waa sure' ho had d?acen^vi? tho
laststalrj th?n turned to gate at tho pro
hibited doc?. ? ?1 1 .
I "Don't go into that closet I" ehfi>?r?,
jpeated. ip a .s tage whisper;. '.'I'l^w^rrant
'ibero JR a gridiron there, or ?omo non
eenso iiiti't like tho Anti-MasonB.'. I will
J'ust take ono peep ; 1 who'll bo,tW.wiHe.r,?
[ can. k?ep a septet.. , Resides, .that closet,
'll been my.mind till.I see. what's ,ln j\h
lahdj^rnovef ^copH work ^orth^ai ,??nt
when there's anything,on' roy m,b?d?"' [L
s- Stealthily on lip-toe, oho - approached
the' closet, turned tho button, the ^\ov
Bwung QRcp,-. npd-b.?h L Vjj^y^Uff
milking a 'spring to regain ' his ubGjtty.
almost upset her ladyship. "Bpfh Btartpd
roi* the tf oor,; v/hich, ulan ! was barricaded
with house cleacin?paraphemslla';1 Th?
momentum of thej charging porty; was not
to be .retorted by, sooft slight obstacles^
hoer all went down the stairs in ,ope
avattocbe. :.?.-''
''The ersah brought ?otho spot half tho'
people of .tho villagev headed by the ead*
eyed door-keeper.. ,BFe released tljf g?it
Brat, a cripple xor life ; then ho, as^ted
th?:fcharwoihah''to' arise from dimer *&'
pil? of tubs, palls, 'brooms; brUsh?9,??t&'
Ko bones were . orokeny and strangely,
enough, she waa but alightly.bruised .ej.;,
ternally ; her injuries were nearly all .in
ternal, her feelings Verer terribly Tac?
ratea. ' ??
"Have you.- been, vtaking^degc&es,
ma'am T" inquired the sympathetic cus
todian of Freemasons' secreta. ? ,,
,lTak?ng degrees l'If yon ?all tumbling
fror? tho fop to tho bottoni of'the '?Wra,
with the devil after ye, toaipg'.tbiOH.by'
dettes, I bave J ' and if yo' frighten folks
aa"yrnhve me, and hurttii^m to ,0006:
IH warrant they'll mako ias.'rnpch no?ao
aa I have.
Theie hadn't n?u'ja 'Mto >rathy
woman in Ww}9st^j?r,j^ day.
"I hope yob d?d'hot'?pea'tte cloiet'f*
aa?d th? irnpert?rbabl? doer-keep?n 1
"Gpahi tboclosott-Evo ate the apnle
when ehe was told not to. : Kyou wanu p
You said the eecretiV weretti?re. ?nd of
Course I wan todito know ^eiri. Ij?atoh
tosteaed' thp door, and' oat popped'the
Ct'tter'figfrtin my faoe'. I thought tho
dsVil bad ?me: ??d^l*mvia for ?he BtsM'
.y?aetillt?tuttg ttW>?r^v^> Ju^J T
i gaeta ;I'lt go : homo," ab? aduaa? i?Hrotf 1
KS? ?Ot SG?nS?iody'???O to.6160? UVr -yu?ih I
Oldsoom,"
! "But, ma'ktn yiks'a? sn; =??saasi?n of !
tho gifl?t se oreti pf the. Orders ?nd fruit
me regular way " remonstrated tho ctoor
' * ^B?gplar way?.''Begtil?r wsy/itfdeed 1
: You don't auppbse I nm going near that
. place again, to ridp that critter without
saddle or bridle? No I never! No I
never/ I'll never go nigh that p?ate'
again, nor'yodr hall. ne?tne* f1 drid if I
can prevent it, no' lady shall ? ov?r'Joln'
.Ao FreomasonBr . Why, I'd s?ob?r b? P
Mollesian, ind bO'brofied ori a gridiron
cs'long as a fire could bo- kept . under : It'
?a^bOpWed rVom garre? to rJollftt:J^WP j
P halter around my Peek' Jp?2^y ?cori;
dear husband was; He ltvi>fl taroWghV it:
but I never could livb 'thr?ligb such ab?
! i We Would remind ? oar lady' ruado?
.that? the, f'Bmtbcr? to whom Mrs. K.,
owed her aadicxperienco ia, not, to be
takbP as art?fireseln^voMasort. Agood
Masflfa^i?'Mwa^P the champion 'of^h?'
fair ses, "genCe orsitnpl?,,'--JT'. E. Free
mason. ii ,- . ft%f(fitiMtli i : MIM'fi-S
. , jitwSft s?oS -c'-Wiir: TJ.W - ?? ni - i
: 1 W^Knra^fTs^AVorin^pVf^
;sKya heweanednO. Jost,spring colt \n tho,
iWwJnflp.eaannftr:,.;
* I "Srfod ?raba pr med, to ^^?0 whop
Iheluia^bs^i'tt^W'tdW wWtn??irJaA^
.fla wiliest a?kmdl?y?wh3^hWisirotaQvtd
ff ai
TTTTnrrTTTTrti-miy-r ri rrnim nnnn i,??n n. j uin
..-. .. ^ ..J
|and^//tarn, otjy% in? ;*emaiuder of our
fanas? or f^eyf^^jgjytoro and leave
the cultlvated portions unprotected br
aoy!kina of f?nee <iMth*?i& of tbs
l?fldv ^^UMtioaa ? hw-nOwl and
n be found to both eidca
of tb?^ejn^tin^
tt?v???boeorao?e*fV
ion ur^n t?Ua?objwt -..In. /'
nave, by a most slovenly system, gelled
and impoverished t?imany more fertile
?eres; wb0ni?ekunwtha>filmoreecca
imbiba fcejetfeed app? the farci by
when W kniitr th?talmoat ?very fi?fm
bbasa b?tas as much wood ia each fire*
?-asiougbt ?to;supply; dw?Uing,:and
on, and washhouse, .doxtog tb& poid
n : .when .we know that a strip of
t?t?'feet'Wt??' r?hbi?g around every
?sido of tba ?Asid, and this frequently tho
(best iaad to tbefitld, ia motto cultivation
l because of tho fenpo ;, when we show that
j overy negro in tho South will bave a cow.
land; nerev thinks he is (a,freeman until
) ho csa wo als own cow'o bora toiler fore
; foot to:keep ber from jdmpihg the fence
! that howori'fr foi m)g? rwben ?we:think of
f^thoussjj^ to
and repaislog1 that is necessary to keep
up: the fences Uroupd i out' farms; when
wp think.of tho provocation, to say hard
words when fpx. aunters, tramps, jump
ing estilo or other, nuisances mare gaps
in dur fences, arid cnn'?ot bo punished for
id ; when t.ithink hew easy it vronld be
to maka a.,fat cow'.out o? ta poor one, a
profitable cow out of an expensive one,
I If the owner waa simply compelled to
keep it. up, takp care of it, feed it, treat
ft'1 as the r?turps would provo if 'should
b'O treated? *?beo wo'think it is the crop
that bringa in< the -money -and enriches
tho country, andinot tho.foresta,or pas
ture lands, pud {tro .therefore the more
Worthy Of lawfq? protoetlob ?n that ac
count ; 'when we think! bow ib?ch botter
ons ??od car:- il t!:fui a hard of poor unca ;
when wo think,, bow >easyhit ?? to herd
cattle and abeop .arid even boga, together,
so that they will ticed but tho caro pf a
?singl? person a few hours each day to
(prevent their strolling out Of sight ; when
we think what ? pleasure, it is, what a
real luxury to sit and watoh ,improved
herds and flocks .pastoring aad grazing
over ?""tiriH^t ?ns=-^sC5T? ??? ?V??? I iv O
(S^y, when we think of all tboso things,
?WO' can ' but -wonder legislation hos not'
lang af nee required our-formers to set
'about iqiprovjng their, stak?.by abolish
ling. the existing .fence ?s?w and allowing
bar broarTt?re?to bo cultivated without
tho tnilca abd ?miles of hideous worm
Ren?es everywhere soenJ :k 1.-, .. .
: But. f hop, when, vre have looked at the
other aldo of thia question, and thought
?bow ignorant'Most of .our'people are,
teven of the old cstablishMnaw upon this
?ubjce?, ' ?IR? ho W: I sparsely; settled ' our
country is, ppdi boW) much; .easier His to;
endoso, tho cultivated fields than it would
bb tb enclose all tho' remainder vf tho
majority ' Of Southern . &rms, - attd how
ove^y ?Jenaersrculd think bb was bound
to fence in all the balance of hia;land*if
ps were permitted to?tbrow out his fiolis,
ertd what asmall pioportion ot the labor
ing classes throughout the South .are
landowner*, (Oven though every bbb that
can ow?aaiwwA?itod'&dWth?t class are
opposed /to, * stubb iaary because they
Ib?k.?^^,^ pasture
lands ore, by. a naturi right, as free to
fcH?li cows os'to thoOwher of the pasture,
nt?d- Of?Nwhat o?noj- inlbork?ice t?^our
?armerathe c?ro sf rstc??a is vdien- com?
^red to,tbe,in?p'?atto^
s "qotton-patch7^n4-J!bat wonderful
eocial and lodustria?' r?volution it would
make to establish* a Bu5ck?2?r and abolish
our fenced,' wo have halted between two
Opinions,;,. Mneb,csn be oaid on both
sides of tbis, question., and more on tba
other,'look at lt os you will. ,
, Absence OF fences is1 an ". evidence of
progressive' ifar^iqgv - When we go into
a city, a town,or village, -fond there are -
some of these lost in the Ubi,ted . States)
where the roses gr^^jm it.wbre, "out
I?rdinance thore preventing stock go\ng
t laroo, and with thia^?dea' if? a?kn ii?
medialeiy/>coupled tba Ahougbt that tho
?ows.tbcro;axo carpfnlly housed and-well; :
Sten^o? P<?9???.?h?lv?>
1 -Bu?if we ???^viUag? with ila streets
sod pavetaonia-"filthyj and tho iota all
enclosed, or^cseu? a-.>?wrtn. with. high
Votaked and ridered''.fences,, wa aro not.,
long lb coming to tho conclusion , that
idlers' arid depredators, four-footed' and
horned, arc round about.: '
- ! j Wo once beard aman say .n.traveler
could go alono'ffrpm northern Mis^obri
to/c" Iowa and tell, without being in
. ^ied,'Mi?b be cntered tho latter State,1
. rVmatias all'- tha fsr^Jtu? 'avifiasihAU ? were
'skrmach' moeeiprdgr?t?lve and thrifty;
?nd he attributed it all ?0 the fact.tbftt,,
^he stock .wero enclosed,in Iowa and tho
props ' w?rq not ; whil?t in Missouri the
r?r?rse- v.-aa the'it??E?tf.'-' We have been
told,-too, tha*"nsJiortft Oarolino, where >
oop*d?q{,w/^?(flawk^ cpuutieato voto
r**?\1 .wherever "no fopco"
>lq have b?como reco?
1i?*e b??n improved. '
dattle hava. increep?! in number and M
val,uo?:an*lthn farmtim would not, ifthoy
; doubl, return ?o th* "old rut.", Wo have
"!s? heard'^ta?ibler8 at aovera? places '
herewe havo reen the nd fence law in
but'we did bot regard tboircom- '
lainbecause the thingseeraedchronic,
ad: "a all know, jftcro ?re some men who
?did 'auflbr tortur? If they Had no op
oftnnftfr td igrumblo. ' .
j. . ..." j ..?..: r ....-. ... -
: j? caces ?re oy_ no means'universal '
.thronghoofc-the Union; : S?veral^Of tho
Kortbwestern States; require cwnefs to
?k. in portions of North,
l^ (Sod ope or two north*
wu owiics, ipasau/ol^w prevails. In
or'two of tho so?tuwfeter? States tho
rt has been mado, but without auc
tp aMiab fences.,,,, ?
; In Ekiropoland i& t$n -val'jiablo to bo
'appreprlpted . to fences," tn England
iheagessnp?rsodcd fence, and n?w hedges
ed e?5e??nrjah|ftliect1^^ ?hel?
" Isitom much i laad.
Wfrthern Italy,
fences ,-.
visions
all. Wirorencos
' tl^ only land
Ibo; coraeiT of
^u?Unas,!
ornoFou?o''
y,< com?? n?^re tno
7imewl?nforar>
??ev umaga appolutod k
staHclaiiae ^ii?t body opon l
* wo trust they will per
Ubontbom. Tho
rMoasrs. Iredcl
iffntin.ofltleh
lOt?lWe, of Newbeny,
^mtdoratutid the sub-'
tanM*totifcV? Sab Iii? ;