The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, September 22, 1859, Image 1
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TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. | "riiau rrixc'E o> H7? x? x i <rt rr it i? k t nn m- in vioiijatj en." I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
BY DAVIS &. Cli lOW'S. A15IJKVJLLK, S. (\, Till KSi)AV IUO*{\LX<.\ SKTTK.M 1SKU 22 1S.V.K VOL. XVI NO. 22
/a. v. .. . / '/ -f i
(jpkelkV's two iionis with j
JUUC1IAM vol Mi.
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t"' .? i.t I.alii: ( ii v. \ 1 am. )
.i iiiv I\
My fiivii'l 1 >t. IM-iiilii>?:l M. '
took mc lliis ufl'Miiooji, 1?y ininn-iit, t<> ;
hicc-L )?iiyh:un Vuin;;', J'ix?i'lctit <>t' tin
luormoii i.inuvli, wIto lia-l i ! :i willingness
to rccelvu mo :it '2 I'. M. Wo
to" ere very cordially wt!e..m< .1 at tin- <l>>or
l>y the president, who K?I us into tse- .
cond story parlor of the lai^<-t ? ! iii~ !
houses (lie has thiv<>.) where 1 w a- i:itj '
duced to llehcr lKituhall, < n. (
Con. l-V'ijjfustiii, Aihcii i'aiiiii^:<>:i,
Smith, ai:d several other l. -uling men i i
ihe Church, with two full grown <.>us
the Prevalent. Alter joiiio utiin.j? ?;t? n'
conversation on g'-n-ra' topi 1 1 th:?i
1 had conic in ju??-t of fuller kn? w
respecting tlie iand Jt\ ? ;
Mormon (Jlitneli, and wouid !:! : ! ad;
?onie question-. bearin;.; directly on l! < ? . '
if llicrc were no <-i-j ?. {ion. J'rc-i! iVoting
avowed Iii- wiilin^ii' ?> to i -: !. !
to all jieitiiifiit iii>iuiii<-s, the v i- ?;i si
{?ruccediii? Mil>.-tantia!!y as 1<?] ! >-.*?. :
JI. C.?Aid 1 lo legal.I M :st !jism
(mj called) as a new religion, m a->
simply a new development of C I.: I-l: ?:i
ity I "
l?. Y.?We lioM thai t!ier?j can i<
tre Christian Church without a pri '.Ii !
directly conimin-sioue'l by ai. 1 i
diale communication with tin- .*> >11 if <<o'i
and Saviour of 111:t11Uii 1. > icii a cntiii-li
is thai, of tli?: I. 1 > >y S.ih.t>.
their enemies .M ?i11? ?iis : wu Ijumw im n:!;. r
lliat eVeli I'leteiivls lu have present aii 1 iI'CC't
I OVelill iollS < t < c?i > will.
J I. (J.?Then J am lv> t;:.: I ii.?:; I that
yoti regard ail oilier chmehe- |<n>J. .- iiig ;o
bo <'liii->tian ;h the * 'iiurcii ? ! K-'iiic i*
yards all churches hot it) oMiimuiii<Mi wilii
itseil?US schi.-malio, 11<: 1vticn!, ntid <. lit i !
the way of salvation
p.. V.?y..? >sii?-;:i:r.ia!iy.
11. C,.?.\ pa!I from llii-, in wiial ivkim.'cL
do Voiir riii- -; diis':r e--.-si:i:?l!v
from tli >.-o ?. ! our ? ?iti; i.?x rio*..-it:.i
Churches? tin; 1'ipti-il or M i ; ;
1 ' <
example
i:. v.?Wo l. .id t!11; .Iv.-iWik s <?t cii.:- !
tianiiv, as rcwaled in ;!i?* < 1 ;;i. ! N- w
i
Testament*?a!-o ii. thy !' of M?:m.it,
which leacln* ti.e same eai-iii.a. truths, and
tho iily. !
J I. ( i.? I >' Villi 1 :li (!. -i.i.M!
tin.* Ti i11it \ '
1?. V. ? Wo tio ; !> it ii-tl v a-> i". ihclil
I'V other cliuii'lii's. \\ < icli -ve i s
tlic Kailit.*!', tliu .Sun, tIi? I!. 'v <'Iiu !.
ns rijit.i! hut not i ! _ i?l;> :?! I a- ?>::? ] h<>|j
[ Iicilig.} We l'i;ii?;Vc in all tliy J?. .'
tCilcllCn Oil llii-> Mil l':Ct.
Jl. ('.?I ?o v on I'divvc in a j - ?i a
ilovil? a di.-linct, cn.-ri .11-, i-pii'r.uii :?? ": 1.g,
wliosv nature :in! acts am c - ntia!!\ . '
malignant ami evil ?
15. V.? Wnlfl.
ii. t?.?1>'? voil hold the doctrine of
i-U-ina! punishment i
J5. V.? W'i.1 do ; though P' lhai.s not <w
\
nctly as oilier cliiircln-s do. Wc hdiove ii *
as I lie J >i!>l<: toadies it.
J I. '? 1 utniuviuiid that von i?
itgard
baj?t 1-111 !>y mumas '
tisil. " : :
J'.. V.?Wo Jo.
11. <i.? J>> you I'lacli.v; infant Iciji 1
tism '
15. V.?Xo. ' !l
11. < .? i'o you make, removal i <
these valleys obligatory oil your ? n
Vei t.s ? 1
P.. Y.?'!"!?oy wouM eon-idor themselves
greatly aggrieve-! i?* they wei i.xi j
invited 11 i 111 (- r. Wo holJ lo sucli :< ;; i'Ji 1
orinjjf together of God's as the !'.! ! i
foretells, 'illJ that this is the place, ai>J >
nuw is the time appointcJ for its c >umi;ii- <
jnatiot). '
JI. ? J lie jn'ctiJctJous to wiiicii yuu ' *
refer have usually, I think, hecu n11>!?-r-t<>o-i
lo indicate Jerusalem or Judea ;is the place <
of such gathering. ! I
I'. ?Yes, lor the Jews?not for
othcis.
JL, (?.?What is tlie position of your
church with respect to slavery ?
I>. V.?We consider it of I Mvino instilii i
tioii, and not to he ahoh.-hed until llie cursu '
]>roi)Oiiuced on 11 am shall have heeu re moved
from hi-- descendants.
JI. <?.?Are any slaves now held in this '
Territory.
]?. V.?There are.
ii1
IT. G.? Do your Territorial laws uphold I
slavery ? ! ,
JJ. V.?Those laws are printed?you '
ran road for yourself. If slaves arcs brought
here by those who own them in the Stales,
,i.? ...,i r..< 1 :.. .... f- ... ii ? i '
UU IIUl HU VI UIV. il II uill LUC* MJI ?
vico of those owners.
II. (J.?Am 1 to infer thai I'tah, if ad- 1
milted as a member of tho Federal Union,
will be ft slave Stale ? ]
15. V.?No; she will be a free Slate. '
Slavery here would prove useless and nn- '
profitable. 1 regard it generally as a curse
to them masters. I myself hire many la ? , '
borers and pay lliom lair wages ; 1 could 1
not afford to own them, I can do belter than '
subject myself to an obligation to feed and
cloth their families, to provide and care for j i
them in sickness or health. L tali is not i
adapted to slave labor.
II. ( . - l.-.t mi- huh I 11!! _:!;t*.i! ?! wi:!i
11j ?i? < -jx < i;i!!\- to v??ttr ('!nnv!i
p>>li'.y ; I nihl' i-t;in ! \<>u i<.j-.jij < .u-!i
invtulx r {<< j? iv r <?!?? - < !* :i!l h?:
[?r- ? 11! ? .> s U- t!.? (,.'!n:r?-li.
1'.. *1 .? ! !::il is :i 11: i |-.!i?fli' rf ??11 ?
r.iiili. Tii-: i- n.i i- !!)] : ! ; :: :r ! > tin[>:i\inciil.
Ivu-!i lin inlvr aft - iti til.'j.ii-in
!.' > arn.it.ln_j ii- j*'-.. j:i i::. ! r t!
li'j'.'.lfs i>!" Iii-. (iv. u < n-i-i i.. .
I! < -i, i!.-i . whit
[ 11.is .'
!' . . I'.iit t.!' it i ilcVfli'l to I.ii'M
iivT I' nijtli-s i!i'i <>tit. i- i. ?>f \>. -iiiti:
:?11 in ! I 1
vrt-> ? ;; ilitir w;iy l<> t!ii- ?<-un: rv ; :iii>! tinf
] ! 11 !* * t. " 'j'j ! t Ol t. j 1
mi t!ic o.
II. K i. it Il-Vhoj.
iti'l utii< i !> -. < < ti: < iiiirrii .
I'.. V.?Not otic j..-.,!iy. N'.. no
! !, :. no <i i rosi. or o;i.. i i '.m, !i . .ii ,-t.
iv- :y ta;? :: -.1:1:1 ' r i. i"
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V. 1y il?. 1 .r .,f !' . v.
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v. Mii. . .. ? >1 w a; . i
it !i? r :*! ; a ! r. -. . ; - /
n 1 M. ! i - i- ' !i i j .
tii.i ;.u*. lis i. ^uii.r i.^.vuis . i' !
.'.ii.i'i ii :) aii? j :;M in ;"ii;?_r ; >r '.heir i
.i.:i< i;"l a ! . - iij-ast Ii ill
!?? 1 !?us \ :? . a:, i I i .. : i i
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: yt!iii:lc !ii t!i : i , I ;ii:i
i I. iii . i-Iv: i;> i:; i .. ti.iii; ^
1'> ..hi' ?>< !' .vi, i' i. 1 1 !! :
\ : ! ; 1 ai.v i \ i. ! tin*
si::Mr\! \\\? ::t i.i .:i \ !. > :
!. - ? \:i . . ii in:'.iy
>i i-j li:c < : '. . J :i:;i ft/.- i
:r!i ami >: ! jsiy-'.-it w.-iili ^^.?0,U00 :
U'. I. J Mul.ar ->; i'v VVil- Vol- i ?! ! ?:i? \
.iUich <?; I ?l' :ui\ .v.? v.1 .*! i:.? . < ul lis*
-Vi-rln-tii!? !-: !. I ! : !y \ !: . !
wo I'Mikv'i in -u-.ai :;i:
'.live!. >: ::i ' '.<-:i! : ! w::< r >:j| !v - '?: ?1
v. :: .! .'' ii v..t- i...is
! : 1 w w ' !i ::x ii - :
it !. v is vv?-r in !< uj -: i i \ i'.v
..uiv.i. !: I Ik!. v<- I 5." \v
i v. I > ii ii< I i 1..Iif
:il < ! ii.
Ji. ' i:> vnii ns - :?i.v i iii'liial
N: 1:?11 i!i>_ 11 *>t the :i:i-.l In'tv!
kiiti wliuh yyji j?j?s?s ;uo j;eiKr.uiy ro- ,
;'a I S 1 l?y lll'.s . aill'MI^ wii >111 t i i?- v linvu
:v ] a:;! w: ii l!i- y 1, r. o h_i;ii
iltMI'^il! <1:1 *! i V ill C >!l!:u;t ?
!'. ^ . * '.in-! i .ti rinu ihau i-> at
?i i'- ! 1-V lie: < ? .! < "!i11- t Uli 1
he ti -atiii' ut <>! < J's Minister's,
Is a:ni s;iii:ls it) ai;
I!. < . ! e.v thai a new h ;i! vv:i y
<'cri-.-'.l ai. i tr.. hice-1 ?; lianlly <ver
m< 11 i\-j'i i t i'i!? li ! ^ i ? :J? ? that
in: jVij.iiv.'. ?, iak !>, M Iniv.-ri'.
have va\i ii: t';? it* iimi !*ee:i
ia 1*1 ! :*.! in tile inl'atiev ol tS11" .vet a- the
i!-o tiling of tii-; earth ; yet I ? ann>*t ie
iicisiln'r '.hat oilii ;i" oi lln'in vwre ever :^'Mi *
i:?]Sy r. j>: ! and ro.jar.'.e.! l?y tin!
i - of :cai'.v d iv.-, :i-> tnieves,
!>! i t-.
i?. *1 .?If V"!l will C Ml-tllt tllti I'OJllc'.M
?i:i!y .1 w'.-'i :i ml> of 11. life an i ac">
if .lr :is Ciiri<'. you wiil iind iii.il it-; Mid
lis were accused of eveiv alniiuii:?i>|i:
di-ed aid jnirpas ! ? ioiii>iTV am! mailer
included. S:: !i :i w?>r!c is still ?xanl
an ! may be found i>y t'.o^u w ii<j
.cole it.
II. <i.?WSiat do y<>ii say uf tlie so;
i!!< 1 I >atiitior !' ir >y ij?_c Ang :l>, l?c'u
>""i' V.'lllllcil i
1>. ^ .? \\ iat i1i? i/"U say ? I know of
lo such liaml, no siicSi jifjvon-;, or or^ani '.
ition. I near of litem only in tlie slanders
jf our ciH-mii-p.
II. G.? Willi ! u* n'1, then, to tlic grave
jiU'slioii on which your doiMriiwK and |>rai:?
lifi-s are avow.- llv at war willi llio.se of (he
'liiistian world - -tint ?>l a phiruliiv of
wives?--is tip- sy>'eiii of your Church
iceoj?tab!o to the niaj ri'.v of its wo?
111 : 11 !
i>. > . 11icy i">11 ! | not if innrn awi>o
lu it lit hi I was when it was lir.-l rovoalcl
to us the i>iv'.iit; will. 1 think llu-v ?;en r.illy
accost it, as 1 il>>, as the will of
i
II. (I.?llnv giMiorally is polygam)
unom; you J
!>. V.?T C(?u|.1 not sav. Some of those
[iii-sviit j iicatis ol tins ('hiirchj iiavo each
Inil ono wif-; others have nior?; each
Ictciinincs what is his individual duty.
II. <!.?What is tho laiirol mini
her of wives belonging to any one
man '
I?. V.?I liavo fifteen; I know no one
who lias more; bu<some of those sealed to
1110 ant old ladies whom I regard rallior as
mot hers than wives, Imi whom 1 hiivetuLeii
home to cheridi and Mij'i>oit.
| !!. <1.? Im-<s 1*1*1 tiic Ajms'.li! i'aiil v,iv '
that a l>i.?h >|> !?o 4 iln- liusluiul t?f '
OII.? willI'..
V. -?o we Ik.KI. WV.Io not M-ir.l | 1
:uiy n in-i11 : -! mail :ss fi:t> >! f>r '
' tl.: lint :! < .]... > ! j
i: > i Jii ; I a I i.-hoji h iving nioio w iv>--> tha'i '
OIK-. '
II. I' .! I'ot < 111 i-t SM\ 1 !!:: t Ii '
\.!i ? jui! :tv. iv hi- \\ il>', it iu:!iii? '
v. !;? : ! a: '!: i ii:i< ]>iil awav, commit.-. I
* '
a .: 111 *' i v .
I;. \ i v s ; aii l I ln-M lha!, iiu man 1
.siiu:;M rv*.r j?ut away lii- wil'.- rwfpt !'t
a i'i I ; v !! <! alwav-i < \ 11 ?!rt*. ? i !i x
, \
i- t iv ia 1 vi i'r.I vi '.v t t i!ie matti-r. ! ! >
i. 't . iy i[ wr.i - h avii ii<-\? : ln-i.-i j-:11 1
:iv.ay ,:i niir ' iitiiv'i, l><it I <i > ii'jt :ij>- I
i" i
II. .-II '".v <! . V"in v.'ir'.t ' '
:< < ;: 1;11 v t' tni.'l :It- ( !.iS;? '
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\ . \- :i 1!\*i. !v :?r ? ;u 1 i'. iv ?.f
i \\ . t i.j ,\u ;.i i. i !i -m .- ? iilar
I ?! '-i i!i ; ..it ii;iv. \\ w I haw. i:??
urn: vii--'-i ." ! ! > tli- < il'-.tth, ! :? v-> ? : * 'n
'' ' ! v
v-'i 'i .:? s: ii'.v h? ! can r- !! '. ll:- '
..if i:--ti 1 v t\V'? li"iir>" ? -iiv -i: >n, ''
wh.iviu in*: !i was . -.?; ! !in i'!. iit iliv tha" 1
\v i! 1 h i! w.'i' tli i . ji -1:i11. i v* ri if I v
i i i sit. i ! 11,
wii- i- ':< :i i- 1 ?r*.- a ]- u : 1 >;11 as l'i- -I
! M 'i i, i';.; lli-t isi:mi-1 r ?>: il?.- '
*0 11?j.n> < in!!--li. :i!i<! l.-ti - t!>.- prii -:i.!- '
. ia tic- v I ii.lVr !* --< t 1
t . v -1-.I '
. ..i . i ii<- .t .1 1 ti:ii:?..;:u!v 1
: ; t'? 1> \ vv.-, aii'i ; > a ' I'uily 1
in ! - j .i'-.--; at: 1 i\j>iaiia!i->:is. II- ''
i Y.'.y, a!.\a\ > wiili latnrnatica! sic
i-tir.i-'V, i-t!l \ :ii i.-j sipj ai"a:ic?.- < ! li.--ii.-i ,l
; . i i auJ v 1:11 n aj>; as--al t!?- s
1 t<> ' ! -a! aiiv - I !* '1.1 !i<- I'M:!
|
a ,y ; my ., :. ;i-> In:;, U!;-nt. !!i?;n
v iv : i.niy 1 . ? i in tVai .-uiaaR-i
. .. ! u.\, n ? air of >:i:i--*im-?ny or
iaiiattiiiMii. la a;-;imilio ii {willy, j "
Jr.*:.ic. _; ! :i mui? i, latinr thai. -"t man :
< :!::y IIv.-. m . inin^ t<i c.iij?y lif--, ::n I ; '
i:i !; ? |'.ir.i.:ii!ai hu;iy t<? t l*> ia:av- '
mi. Ii' a- ci ?'?."> v. j.'aiu in a. < .;
hm'iy ;>"in an i i- ir.-'l a <?!" labor ; *"
a-.! ; a. III?: crafty !,y; 1
or ? .ia !. i- a-> any i? ? !y of m-.u I v.-r
. 'l a a'- a of cant or .'nu.'ll from
it- i wa. in n I. i an-1 ., . !! r a, w'. 1
think I la iy f.,ii!y .-ay that tinii M..I- a
mi :-:n iami:> -v ri-hi-1 t!i. in-? !l
th.V tii-v \v. -n: raiiv ;>.? >r inui v.Ii ii "
t!? >* au'.'r.'i'-'- ! it, anil ar- i, .\v in v> rv
:a <itsi'larcuni ta:scv~> -a-> nam aver
a,' . ! : : 'i- i iir v, '.Vi.s a pi wo C?.-rt
;. It. I,... ;
I. ! ii-! a'.v oiitic'-iiH on M <rni ?n_
a r.i.iy. ! r<-;:vo ta.- u lor a t-rat
: !ctt?;r, ! in-; <! .'t<-nnin- ! ! > in tk-: thia
! fall ? >:j ?so ?i" t!i-j ?lo<.'trin<; mi-1
polity, '; ! :!iu v av \vi?r<U of it- l'n?j>!iei,
s > far as I can r-se ill tliuni. 1 <lo not he
licv iVi 'i'ioiit 'i011114 !iiins?:if eoiiiJ jnu?
!it tin-Mi in t'.Tiiis t?? r<;n?l"r !>
i'i "si I 'v } ? tin; ?: mtilo ? >? ! ! !
than 15.il I have :i rh'ht t> nil It
ll-.l", h.C.lll.vJ I !>:?i 1 it to tllC as.-cnihh !, j '
.i. . > a' t;i?: rlo-d* ot tins aboVo CohooilVi ' li
t h?l lie.- <!. ^r;i(lali"ii (or, if you ]?i?'as<r, the si
ic-li'idoii") of \Vurii;ui to the single ollh.'ti :i
>;' i'iii!<! !>i uriiiir an?l its :u:co?is an o
inovi; i!>!-j ofti.o ?v?t?.ni here ?
*
|> i!a:i:.'ii:i(, I havo Hot, < !.-. rve l a si^n | h
in t i.tj street*, an a-lveiii--iii.nl in the i'
joun.ji!-, of tliis .MoinictiojMilis, whereby J
a woinm jiroj.o--.-s < > <lo anything what? ! J1
?-vcr. X ) M >nnon Ins over cit?*< 1 t?> me [
!.! ? wife's cr anv o'Ju-r wo man's opinion !
. . * 1
? :i anv M!:;' !; no' M niioii woman lias 1.
hi- n iir.io-lM.vl or s-pohen to in -; an 1 ;
ili si*4!i 1 have been asking to vi. ?it inor? I
ninth in their houscc, no onu has Miokeii ;
' I" liis wil'i- ( ?r wi vi"-) iii"- to soo 1110,0'' o
. , . ;
lu> ing mo to make (or their) aojiiaint- j t,
niiw, or voluntarily indicated the c.v.s- c
W-!iw of surii a being or being*. I will t
not alt its j?t to report unr talk on this miIi- 11
j ( *, li.-canvi, unlike what 1 have above h
given, it a- '.iiiuvl somewhat the character| |,
of a dUjiulaliuii, an>l 1 coul?l hardly give . v
it impartially? but one remaik made by n
iVcMilviit Yuling I think I can give aceu- i I
. . .. .1 !
lately, anu it may serve as a sample ol al' ji
thai was oflere 1 on that side. It was in J
these words, I think exactly; "If I did nut n
co?;.Vk ler iny.-elf competent to transact a j
catain business without taking my wife's 41
or anv other woman's council with regard ; s
to it, I think I ought to lot that business v
;t!.?nc:" The spirit wish legard to woman, j t
I of liic entire Mormon as all other poly- ; 1
gamic systems, is fairly displayed in this i ;i
avowal. I/;t any Mich system become i f
established find prevalent, and woman ! r
will soon he confined to harem, and her ; v
, appearance in the street with nuvailed j v
face will he accounted immodest. I joyful- , 1
i iv tiu>.t that the genius of the Nineteenth ,
< Vnlnry tends to :i solution of the problem ! u
of Woman's sphere and destiny radically
uitlVixnl from this. t
j .. " ? !
'When 1 was in J'aris,' says Lord Sand- ^ I
, wicli, 'T had a dancing master ; the man s
! was very civil, and, on taking leave of i "
him, 1 olloied him any somen in London.; s
Then,' said the man, bowing, M should j
' take it as a particular favor if you would :
never tell any one of whom you learned to |
j dauce. i
/ /A' / t'l'fi1 </ r//.
(AI'OI.KON 111 AND THK CHKPHIKK K(;IURK
liis [iii'vi't M:ij -si V <>t' i latlfO li :*S I I
!! !'! t!: Jii'fo < !* many s!ori<--> thai hav?
In ir on'y J't tri?t.!? ir; tlivrli
in i:: -n > :' t!.? :i :t?st!; : . '!!.< !"?'!! v.
i!;I .Mi- . !a t!? ; life <>1 ivicai
nr.n v. <r tan win-It I'-t as rnliiviy aut!i.-ii
i<\ li wa< c. 11111m: i:<*I t<> i:-> !>v a ' a
h-rnaJl in w veracity W<- ? ? ? i ] il:i
lie;' ? i.!! ! !:. . I v::><11::ii-? 't*;? am
i w !i iviiviinai who Ir.-ai.s as :
li.'ii u'Ji'l in ! iiv tui'V
M 111v veal's a^o, \v]i<*ti I. iiiis
vaa in-'K ! r iu St. .I.:i;<<-. S:r--' t . I . -a
! 11. !i>: w:i< :!:it< ! a- a 11 ! I . i!i - !
i! i: ' ii (!;. !?:? Sir .1 wlm ' t
:i!i!. a 111.. JYoiu th?: lowa. I'.nin
i; it t:m>- !. j til.' 1 i:t a'.i Ii? - m :- an.
c 11111:0a ('I I-!:!-.-!i-li iiatrv
!i n; ?, ??!: 1 111 v ! 1:?-! 1 t!t?. l it Sir .l..!n
v:; tiii ! !. ? >1 : n In
'.I- i.t 1! : i- j :?*. : . liavc | m
;!. at a<!'. in!it; ii??- ii- !. I '-.it 1
nr.- 1:1 :!< !.-?! an?! ; 51 * ! 1 - j ?1
ia ! < !.. !, t!; .I'-!... J 111:11
vas f uirj !a^^:!;tj i*;i I li.in ! j11 ; 11 !
v > .I'irvi - . S.j \\ 1.1 j ]>< 1 uj> v.a
ia !>. j> iii'.<.ii:a!i<,:i ;i -it li>' ?1 : n> l n<>
i??; li.?: fr?|iiiiv's ac! 1 in;):! tii r ii??r
a' 11-n-11 \v!i a ti.. y c-?1 *i 1!'y ^a!
:! !I - !. I'.
\ .-Mr ll':;lii:? ,">ai-itlicf jiiii.-, i "-u
" N>>t \\i;!i 11. ~r 11. i .-it." 1?:
.'.' I tii'; i '1 i 1- ot '-'..ii' ?.I" id v lif." *! ii?
|ii:rc ! ?tI i:;-.I. ! at a ;! it a
! it Mtar'jv- ai;-l : >: a::!- nai \\!.: !? :
mail. .! : ia i!.- ;! ; -r. :, < nvlu. .- ! Iiii.
'.at Ii<; V...- : t;.fU . " \ Mi' Vi'ltl.^ t<
c >o ii.' i\< '. . i v. 1 !i.
I :> < 'III J :l!t: :i siti.l. i, I l:;:u ], l;_'. "
my ;i:<: lias l.<< r. lt.-i-s ?i :"
! mnii'-l v \v :i!i in" >ir." ' \\ Ii v. Pi ins:ti
'?. J-.fsfr , " i -v r !:? -1 tli.j j . . lii
!in--;. !y '. > I. ! - !. :? ! an*!
N.iy, sir. in-t.i: of u- > ;u v-<::ij mil f.i;.-,'
\ <j:ir 1 li^Iini.-s-i iivV i'v.i'-vi- in j I. :i
lljx l-.tiii.'li \v:i~ t - jU:i't?"n < X<-!:ilU:iti' 'II
t';>i! it \v!i:it y>i! will, r'.: " n - ! i!i
'tincv-, ''it. ;> as ! I n t . in.-." Aui;
l"ii^ |>:its -o l!>?: j11:?i !, " Kv* rv urn
i- :i 11 'til I'> !r ovv i: i pinion ? ii"iic in ?r?
ii lliati y<?:n I li^ltiu---."' i *i in i
i> i> ::i*irUiuvf. "Sir, vi IliM.r mi*.'
Now, I l;:i\v it i.!.- iv ! lis
j'j:ro * (-to:;!::^ a I'.v.tiuii
at the .u.: lu-JtaMe lico l>oi\?lv him.
avo an its1111? :i.-?? mi r ur-iin ii\
.1 n I y a!iti<-i|>aiin:f l!i<:!r I it lure i:i i!iiThe
1 V i'.ioo 1?. i-a'ii !i: v. "th su-l l. n
11 i: i:: 11 *> :i :i In* ai:i\ve:v<I. "Sir, Her.' 1 a
*i:li heavrii a-? i :u.i of what 1
< , 1 v\. uh! siot. " 'J lie s<|iiiro*i in irv
11! _ 11 c:!t Hi-'it tin- I'rimv 's sjicf.'-li, :t> h<
?!i^?-r:-li * y < Nchiiinc1. '"Alt, iia : this i
. tl:t; a?lvai:L:ig'r the f HoWtis of vi>nr ro
^i"ii labor iiiul'.r. ^ our stale hoteaf!" r i:
> much a mystery to you as run* cnitLlv
sistenco is to ii.< jx>or <! TL?* I'riiic.
o?><]?naturi'iliy J? its* <i in the Lmjfh Limsclf
at soon ri-lai'SO'! into Lis niclancLolv mouii
gain. 'Jin; s-iiiire wis l..o much intc'vs
il ia llits Mil j-i l to let it ?lr<'j>. JI s.ii.l
1 sL"iiM !'c alYaiu In ihi:.k iLon that tli'
ituitt ?r.sq||!i;S y.HI." " It is f-VIl So,
ir, though to a vul_'ir 1:1'n i it won!'! font
> luilliaiit as c<>uM 1 < ," was this >'? j>!v <
f t!. I'lin-v. ' What is lhat, your 11
a-kcu t!u; s.jiiiiv, imw all attention
[vining in hi- ami looking stcaiiiU
i tli-: sijuir?-'s iiau Kn-lUh coiiiileuncc,
the; l'riucc irplin] with much ciiiha.-.i*,
" X- tiling ! .->*, sir, than thj iiujiciia
urnlc of I raitcc/'
The s<jiiiru\s iir- t impulse was to lau^li
ul tlu i'c was suincthiiipf so imk'scri!?:i!?'?
'. wit tin? .strange man :it hin that hi
. !; a inyati i :o?-> inihiiMio; civiii nv^r him
ml fur some time his tongue ivl'iiml ii;
nice. Jk*, huwi-vur, voi.Uuoi! once imom
j U'hlrca.i the J'lintv, Inn in a mole elder
nlial inaniuM than In- hail Iaccu-lonu-i
> u?e. " So <;rcat a .-trilR'ii as iho one yoi
tuition, vcur llighnos, wouhl coiiij?c-iiate
most men ?ur ' a!! the ills that Ik&h ii
cir to.'" " Sir," ivjilie-1 the J'rin?v, will
>annth, 44 tliO majority of mankind an
ucre ain't Mo?gicAt men are monster
eeause they arc giants in tlie midst o
ligmires. As Kiupuiurof Franco 1 have i
lesliny to fulliil. Cotcmporarivs may ea!
ne cruel, false, a tyrant; but 1 work l'<>
insteiity, anil hy that will he judged.''?
\ our highness is right, answered tin
quire ; 44 the responsibility of such an oHk-<
kouhl make a man of your Highness' in
ellool serious; but in the meantime, whj
>u sad ?" 44 Sir," replied the l'rineo, 44
... i ... i.i
,iii uui, inonai, auu inusi vegetate Iiko 1113
ellows." " Tin; squire looked uj> in doubt
cinarking, " I don't exactly coiii]>relicii<
our Highness.' "Sir,"' said the IVuict
villi an ctlbrt to smile, *' will il not tun
lislorv in romuiiro \vlu>n il i* wrin..n 1. ?
s'iipolcon lliu Third o.xpeiienced the pang
>f poverty ?"
Tin; *<jiiire looked ii}> again with Mil
nor? surprise, ami hcsilalingi}- said, " lea
0 he impertinent, hut you astonish men
f it .should hcj merely lor a temporary as
istiiucc, your highness can command."-1
Sir," exclaimed the 1'iince, grasping th
.piir?',s hand, " you are a gentleman, am
our delicacy does you honor. 1 woul<
iwl* m il nini I.a of- il?.\ /.?
!-> ? 1% I VI ) HIWilpM ?V IIIHJ UU l?l IIIV5 l'.\ '
eiiso of my own fooling*."' ?' Your Jligh
toss h<i3 only to lei! me liovv I can bo <,
I . , . ,
| any s rvti'<? (<? y>>u, ami lire is an < iim ?>l
" j tli?' matter, iu? ol?l?n.** In a low
i woiiU, t!m I 'riiios t? I iiiin i;<>\v lm \vn
| j>;:>ln'<J I'd' moni-v, 111 victim < f !??s ?'i*? ??i
11 !hi-. mi-<rv mil hi; want*. A <!i.-< ;>
"!' imm li::'. !y i li.-r 1 ham!-. ari l
l!,i ii tin- 1'iiinr", writing i5|?1. ?>u
t!.. Ilv !.:? ' <1 hi |.-?!: ! '> > I; :in< 1 li:>ml
in i; !<> tin* ;11:i . !. " i !.:iv?- :t*i ah
- i;! in:n<l. '! >'l v;r. an-! nriv !' .; ! t':i
11 !i 'ii : il l I!i; > In' a i;K'i;i 'i.i'ii!uni,
, an l v. M--II v m i"iu?' ( I *.i?:s I al Is?
j'i tiii- ii , 1 llu ?! ! ! I ov.n *?>n v. ill 1 >
i *
ili-i-iiai'T"'! tli a: ii tint i I< >j?-- llu1
i-Mi.r it'[ -ti ii! iv i < \i-f.
" M v .-it :T ?? ! - mav 11 ' ifiv v !!. v. !
if V' lliii.!; llu* |.-M" v .>!' !, .ti ill.
J i.f a: \ vain . y?>u h.i'.v it. si:-, ii m l.iv
I; ' \ 11 |.l< ! I I Vi'lir I i: ' 11" -.
-:i 1 tli'- i'151 . *1 i:t I v. > tin- ltn-l:l
: ;i. ;-t!n. aii'l y- : ti iv : ! i'| !! i'. I
IIM *. < r!:?*i;Iv I' I ?!:. i ll'.! I' . !' I
, ! *:.;i ! :i111 ! vv ;i < . '.i *.
i ... . "
Ili.i- li:n t!.cv I. ; ! i< ? !. I lii?: i? ? ?i < <
i?'.r \Vi!'.i:uti > .ii!r\'.-? li*v.lii-M* tli.
11iin! li'! I :t 1 :i in!>!> ! : :.? !. i t ' i'
t . : . ... :th l t:! ,'v iif !:? - !!"
v. 1 : li ! ". vv.!. t!: j'::!? did i. ! i'h'; '
?!: fi'n: 'i i a* -ii?< )' t! ui >rt?:11
a: <! i*. u :. i.is'v {!: if r;t v dawn > ! * In- !** !~
I-.vvi..- .1 iy that cl.a*; ! th- H, .-I'.
i'I .at li:- ] : I!.- w.
* !"? ::* i-vciitri had ??? l: i 1 v if? "*? 111?
?t: ! ! in-v.i; !.:? !> ? <!
ir I' v?i!t'!; ! i . ! ft" ?;n l.m-.! <.:i
;:i I'ti.s :.:i 1 11 1: i rlri'M (hi* i-fs^ll--i
1' j ! I > v. r < i' I!: o * ii? !;:r- ] > >.>ii:. ! - l::u!
I- i- t':*.j !'.uiiM-r ?r <>f I i.uiv*. > 'liia;
i _ 1 _
, li:ul ii<-vi r f n?;Stins
wit'i !!: " man < it" ! ?iltiv,*' <>m wh*>ni :i!i
<\i's v.i'i1.' 11 * w t11. !. i'inin/ :i!i
vein that !t:i I ! i:i:it i *
I ,
! a till- -. |: 1: i. hal ll< Vcr h**:i! ! liolll tin'
I'liina*. II" M ].lli.at, lit tin* whil*
win-1 of j.. i ~ :t*:! *r-.v. inin. nt. ll:<> I 'i11>? ?
ii:? 1 ! ! > i<*m> :nl? r cvi :i tin' icimw ! i.f
hi- < \is|.-n ; I 'is i :i stiai.p* iin
j ;i". ?, "v. r wl.i'-li In- ii:i<! i.< !.!i >!, nii'l
f-.r v. hh.-h in* ? ? ::! ! i; ?t :nvoui.;, |>ioinj<i<*<!
him t>j .-< !; ?>i:o_* ni"i<* the i ??:-!<mviij>;* i
! < (' tin* 'j"tti!?-r:. <, ;iri-1 In* .: :<*i11>i:i<1 t<> ' !
out I r I'aiis without ihaay. ! :niivi* !
I :>i I:, i! _ .V e:.t "'a'. . l: *>!itliUf I*- Hl .?!?:i!:uT.
. an 1 .a:' i a ? i;: .-t.aiiii..! !>i .ai.i'.i.at MalilicvV
II In: hi-> way t > ti;** J>:i|;n <*,
win io h<* iffi his ear. I :m*! .*t*l<livs with nn
' ai-l <k? \v!i ? \v:>? <-n <hi!v in 1!i- v - '
ISI.?!.?. II- 11:; 1 uul 'i u.-Ic V> hi,
v.Ii--:s a !.!!? !. earn- U) :ii>; ?!' ?r,
aii'l nil i :ii. i!y ilii.vr \\;?IIi?- I i:i. II:
iiiiit In- wa?? i\"j I'V ili- iIint? tor to
' j.i< ?<Mit 11is ? tit-i l<> M >ti-i-nr, ami
1-1 r?ji: I hat wuiii! ivlttia with him
'. th-Tu::. ii-s.
] A ivimwas a! tip; ?h>or which wouM
I c?>!iv?>v M i;r-:. iir wi'.houl iiuronvfiii-jif-.?
; Tli" fact of an arrival *>!" a n:?-i::! i-r of ih'anji.
roi'- h-?:i-.-!io!<i at M taiice's IT-?t?-!
hail rival?! <jnile a Si.-n-aiion aiiMii^ the
j inmates of thai vuy pleasant establishment
: and when senile an.J his military
' . iVi-inl <|?-e?n i?iI th- stainvi-o, titoy wore
mo oi?}?*cis fl j;< tinal :111? :11:> 11 and mint !
emus iiiijiiirirvs. Another crowd awaited
' th' iii at :!io !" >r, when they drovy < li
( .i! 111*: ::j?j?:-iu^o of ;hcmSquire
i. !l him-clf l?voiiiiii; wry iicivous.
I'n thev rattl-.-d lliioiiirh the streets i-vnv
?' " * %
mil' I in iiin-jf round or s'.andin;* t <> ?ja:w at
them, ati'I it was not luiii; before 11? v arrived
at tli-: irit?*s of th?* j?:i!:i?ro ami Were
a-ccniling Isi_- ^raiid staircase. Squire??frit
himself becoming ill ni,ir?: nervous
and when tht! lidding doors ol t! > saloon
j weit' llituwn open, he had some ditlionlty,
| in maintaining his equilibrium. The squire
i ?jaz?-l timidly round the apartment, hut
nowhere cotrid he see his old liietid i>l
-, lim < 'heshiro hunt.
, \ At he-t the crowd gradually opened, an 1
front the miil.it. of irav and hatids>mo nni1
' '
* forms tho Kinjiv-roi advanced, and came
- straight it j i to where the s>|iiiio was .stand1
, jui;; and seeing that he hesitated to take
i , l.is hand, ho gra?ped his with both, and
- shook him warmly. All eyes were now
s turned 011 the trembling squire, which ?.?11!y
v added to his perplexity. " < l.jntlcinon,"
i snij the Kmperor, turning to his suito, u als
Sow me to iulroilue to your notice Monsieur
! , , a very ohl friend of mine, when your
i Kmperor stood in need of friend-:." Kvery
1 , one now moved towards them, and when
r the squire was presented severally to Field
- Marshall That, Count 'i his, and <?eneral
a , So and So, the climax of his position had
e ; arrived, and had it not heen for the sup
! port of the arm of the Kmperor, who was
' j leading him up the saloon, he mn>t cor 1
tainly have measured his length upon the
' j polished lloor, After making the lour ol
, | the loom, the Kmperor dismissed his attendI
ants, and led his friend the squire to hi.s
priv.itc cabinet.
i Jleie the memories of the days gone by
L were revived, and in the atlable and pleasant
s conversation of the Kmperor, Squire
| forgo I his embarrassment and was h'misdl
I i apiin. At length lies rose to take his leave,
v , 41 Mylheby," said llio Kinperor, "where
i. j are you slaying V* The squire gave his ad;
| dress a nd the ICtnperer rang the bell, which
-1 was <|iiickly answered bv a inrtgiiilioent
e . specimen of llio |?lush family, who was or1
tiered to send lor Monsieur's things, and
i prepare a room l<?r him in tho palace. Tin
- squire looked aglia>t, and said lie could nol
think ot fltioli a tiling. " My dear sir,'
>f said (lie Kmpcror, " you nuisl oblige inc it
' ilii^ ins'iiiH''* il i.< tin1 oiilv w:iv I I?:iv?- 1'
.
j ft hi nin^' tin: many tav?n> I reo-ivi-.! \v!i il<*
in I 11:11!I l!i?* j >?~1'-t
( !, I'llt. (! I'lli:j ? ! ?;r wmi!.J ?.?!. un ih-nial. \
:ili>! lip' s.j'lin* \\ >Iiowii !>> ii! :tji:iltlsi''li!.
1 . i" ilii.'f w?i ! : i 11i-1 in- ii-vutiv tin* saii::\ i
;:ii<> ' tin: v. ! >!?: i ! :i.i- liltn: I !i i
? ,11:11: ii:i < 11.-i :i Ii :n i tti s:iv i! was :i whirl !
w i".l ill' ]'!i*:i--i:ii'. What with tli 1
{?:<- l!ii' 1 : 1!i. 1 v: u- at: ! al! tii?* *! 1 r I
\ i. ." ! Iii\iii;..ii r* .'.ii! tlii' ' j' i: \\ :i
.Sim, 4-v?*fi lid* _ . ?.tj.i?--ii -i:111 '
li.-u < !' is!;m.l.
|
; i'.;!t i ii-iii. s-s niu-t !? ail?aii<i-><! t?>. :?:? 1
n>: <!;iy tin- ; ju11 iin.:iti">in-i t-> I'm* I'.nr
|? r?H* t';:iJ li" " |i :i!!y IIIM-! ! ICM U." - 1
" X-:: ::? " a;-l I.: U >) ;y. " j-i iy.
::i::t 111 i 1" r :irs i:i-1 iiit." '* oar
M y mi i v. in :im<- with l.'.n lin -l.ut
i t .illy lit it ! li> iii'*," i -1 1 i - - 1 (If S.juiiv ;
1 coin ;ii>-. i 1;11jr wutiM u-.t in-i-t
li j' !i !:i< i iiriliiiti;-. if w:i- i:i t !:?
B.-iv : ! "! ! ! !;< . ri'i^liinn, " Min.I vi'ti. li
t< > i:!v I !IM" : :n v I >;:i
i:i li. \\ oi ! !- ill' liii'f*
ii'il :i i'. h.i-l !).;' !! ; <>!;.-n u!i-.til tin; ,C|ut>
t'i" ,uiic ha ! '.fii! Iii-. i!n|"-ihii.-ii'! : hut
? !! l! li !l::i: ' of iii? <I?-|iai! IliV th<i < I! J J?
!: * rut t!i? I y:i! !i?>?i~.-:?-?i'i ? :i'! I 11i 11
:; t? W.- I-tir. an, aii.l .-ai l he !; i ! .11:
>:n from il,?; Ivujt-'iMr ! > hati'l Muii;i
i !.. j'l . ' M jllll ' ! < >!<< 1 II J) MlI.!
I... I..,.! ... t:,..'.- I-- '
|Iat lln ic wa- tin- < !: .jri.* |">i
ill" \*i-i!;i !?? :i !: >i:nt, lale.! t*!"??i:i thai i:i>-m- .
f.mi.l <if t!:? < !it<;il ! > tin*
J?i. liiii". 'l it .- mom lit ?l" l-i>rti'Sur<!
?vi!:ic, ai I ill.- I'lti*] ! ?r. t:il;in_" liim i>y !!;
:nit:. ! ! I xj'iijv lo tin* catria^o him
|; i*i,i i-iivin^ !i;s j u*.
l:is h :i 1 ill at tin* ?.!:i'l'Av ;iii 1 s:ii?! " 1 ;
think I i.nr.: { \..n thai I l <-li- v.-! in my
' <i siiiiv: voti Miii'. <! t ht-ii, hut who is iii tin1
i rij.;ht now ' W'??lI. iijfti my son!,'' m
J t .-'jtiiii1, I.:- J i i:? -1 5a-?* ii^tit uj? wlr
sini!t'<, * .? ;!: ' : I*i.in
- I
; .. ...
/V'.vjf On.?"I i-> ;i s]H-:ic!i, lnii !, i'ltt ;
: till! of i! -??:::i1 i"ii, and ( j.rniii'/ llto way i
to all \i- !>?iy. Tho Jiiy-!<-ry N":?jn>!.-?-u*- !
! car.-. r was t!i'.<, -u11 ! r all dilHciilli*.-s ;
! ai.'l li-<:'iiiiai;vm. iit-:, ' j'to.-.s on !* It solves !
; tin; I'loMmi of all hfi >< - : it. i- tin- rule liv
I _ ~|
wlii-.-h to Wfiirli i I v. all wonderful site ! :
' v< and ts i'uiK'lial inatvlus to fortune j:
% i
:i?i>! |U'.!iiii-. It. >1ioiiM l?* tin* iiiol'o of all, i i
: o!'l aid vo'ii.jj, l.im!i at; 1 low. !' : Lunate aii<.S j I
1 uisi'oilunate, r-o < :?i* I. j 1
!'k_s.s oi. I* X-.ver d'.>|>air; lu-vor bo i I
! discouraged. however stormy llic lieavi-ns, j
iiow<;\< r liable llie. way, liowever nival tlic 1
! 'lilii aiiri.rs and repeated il; : failures,? 1
j ; j ?? ?on! If fortune lias played fal>e , 1
I u t!, tl -l .v -i.. 11..... i". 11..-- >
i * ' ' | i?u?. iwi iu>
l jll to'iimriMW. l! thy riuhe.i have taken j '
i winaii i left, thee, do nut thv lit.
j away ; hut be iij- and doing, and ic-ltici i
the loss, bv liew energies and action. It
" | J
| an unfortunate bargain lias derargod thy ;
; business, ?!?? not fold tliy arms and give uj> I '
i ail a-; lo-t ; but stir thysolf, and work the J '
j more: vigorously. If those wlioin thou has
Crusted have betrayed do not he dis- '
' outraged, do not idly \ve?"j?, hut' |>re<s oil !" '
tind others ; or, what is l)e(ter, learn lo
'
i iive wiihin thyself. Jvt the foolishness of j
i yis!> r.lay make theo wise to-day. If thv i
! allections have been {toured out liki; water i 1
; i . ... i .. . , i : i. ! I
, ill lll?; ?l?l ||tJl Ml ? I??IB tlli'J J M. I I ** I I |
| <>f tliiist,? 1'tll j?r(ss on ; a ln-auiiful oasis j
| is Injure tand tiioii inavsl rcaeh it it *
! ilioii will. If another lias been fak.* ; * tine, i '
j
! do ii-.l tliou increase the evil I?v 1 ??-in<* falsi* j j
i I') thwclf. ! >.) iK>t sav llu! world J.tfs lost : .
1 ? i '
; Us |?*K*lry and beauty ; lis not so ; and j
j even if il Ins .-it, make thine own ]n>ctry and ! J
beauty, I?v a brave, : Ira*.;, and, above all, a '
icliiriuiis life. !
I t
\\':,rl,r!?Wli.-Ii a y<"?u:i*4 in in is a
clerk in a stole, an I dres?<.*s lik<: a |?riii?'?*, j
j Miiookin'4 line cigars, drinks nice brandy 4
j attends theatres, balis and tin: like, i wuii- I
j dor if lie lui.-s it all njiun the avails of his 1
! c*l<*ik-lii|? I
] W hen a voting lady s'ts in tin: parlor , '
a!S day with her lintels covorcd with ring*, ! !
1 wonder if her mother don't wash, and *
. do tlx: Work in the kitchen' j '
When a deacon of a church sells strong ; '
butter, recommending it as sweet, I won- c
1 di>r il In* don't I'itli* fin flu* fiii*i-it< nt I 'iiri-t. '
lor salvation? | 1
When a voune la.lv laces her waist a ! '
1 . i
third smaller tliau nature idide it, T won* i '
1 i
der it her prulty ligure will not shorten IiI*. |
, s<?nie tld/i'ii years or more, besides making ! '
her miserable while she dose live?
i When a man goes three times a day to j 1
' get a dram, I wonder if ho will l>y and l?y '
go four times? j '
When a vonn?j man is depending tij>?m | '
his daily toil for his income, and marries , '
a lady who does nut know how to make a j
loaf of bread or mend a garment, I wonder .
if ho is nui lacking somewhere, say towards
the top fur instance?
When a man roeieves a periodical or 1
?ie\v>j?ajnir, weekly, ami lakes great delight
in reading litem without paying his subsciijitioii,
I wonder if ho has a soul or gi/.~
Z.MiW
Magyars is the name of a puoplo who in
the !)lh century invaded and overrun I Tim '
previously settled by the Huns. The
Magyars are Mill the dominant race in
1 Hungary.
.XTltA0?i*MN/?1'\ If AiiUATI VK TiiK ADVENIV11113
Ot A STOIjKN BOY AMONG
SAVAGES
? <i!i- ??!"!Im iii<?i extraordinary narratives'
ictt w 1 11 -1 v 1 In ! ill.* iV.tl 11 iivi to relate has
i 1 ciitiM' i?ii?l?-r i'Hr imliec. It was told
' y tin- in r-? himself, and the most searehtf_'
in:ili?hi tails t<> shake the truth ol
! >! > tv. :i?Siuinl"n?j a> it. may sectn to be
'l ll: :t:i\ iiiinii i*> lln> i-im ? ?. f-ti'
I. y.'.' i-, ohj.'.-l.
A hunt. t.\. iity years ajo? sonic ('ana!I
im Iti<!inns w.'io in ( 'ioveland, ami did
- nil.! with ,.m: j-iM?i) "liiirso
i'! lln- S?:? ! ? the Indians fancied they had
l>-in cli?*:ili-d, and, in <>idci to revenue tlicui-elves
-!> !( a 11 !< year old hoy from tlm
city and ?::< ihim oil' to Canada. Ah far
as ciiii he leai'ind tin; child was stolen frotil
:i -.mall brown house, hut in what part of
the city, or any fuith'-r particulars of the
! hei'l f.ililint In- I'-al lied.
Tin; capt??rs k?*pt tin hoy i:i C inada for a
I'.-v. d-1y. and then fearing his recovery by
lhe whites, sold him to a parly of l'otla?
wiitrtmiiK. who I -pt him about a month,
i -y lln'x: In' wa- ayain sold to the I'aw
I'aws. in whi.'h li i! In; remained a month,
hut as tin-re were sonn: fears that, lie would
In- tr ie 1 and talc n hy tin; whites, ho was
11:??!? ! oil' t?> t!io W i?es of Illinois
:t?1 1 is.?. iti?.i||.
Mow 1'iiiij lie remained in the keeping of
this 11iiie lias not Imm-ii ascertained, bill lie
w.i- v? nlna'.lv I :i!iR|Vie<l from tliein lo the
I "hippewas <1 Wisconsin, who again sold
him t<> tin- Simiv Indians of Minnesota.
Twenty live years sijjo ho was sold by
lli" <'!iij>] ?-w:is lo tin: Snakes and (Joppcrh>
ads of Iowa. When ibis tribe removed
t-> Missouri he :ieeom|>:mii'd llietii, and afterwards
v. i ::t v. ilh I hen: in iheir emigration
1111??utih I lalifoi ni l and oreijon. That portion
of ilie tribe wiih which he remained
linallv proceeded as fartioith as llie Russian
i? ? * f* m ?
i? ? m-> near i<ei:illil? s ."HraUS, ailll lllCI O
uiili portions of the < Yeelrs, I tabs, and
i-ther !ai hands ot Indians, they at preii-nl
r.-i*::iiis. Their principal point of sett
! -in -iil i< about throe hundred miles from'
(In- North I'ai.-ilic.?)'ooan, ami about t*voiity!
wo hundred miles to tile northwest of St.
I 'mil.
< 'no ?:!" tin- points in the Russian territory
whore tin: lril>e occasionally visits is "Iius
>i:iti I'ort," wliieli is laid tlown on the map
is near tho Colviilo river, 'i lio hero of
11is .-trance adventure says the fort is in
!i" vicinity of a .small river, the name of
ivhich. other than that given l?y liis tribe,
n? dose not know.
Tho Snake ami l'upper Head Indians
rade with .St I'auls, having a semi-annual
rait) to that pi.ice. The train has about
wo thousand Indians. One party starts
'rem St. I 'mils about lite same time tho
it hers sail from their hunting grounds,
has meeting about half-way. The furs aro
>a? ked on ponies, elks and dogs.
< >n their last semi-annual trip, thehoroof
I. ho adventures reeieved a pass from one
>f she < lii.rts ?"Mo co ehew-a-wa"?to seek
lit 11is relatives, Hnd, if found, to" remain
villi iliem awhile. Tlio pass requires his'
>r??sen(!C in Si. Pauls at their next trip in
I SCO. Seven of llio tribe accompanied
"ih'j-Icos e-<pie qua"?for ibat i3 the indiiii
name of the young man?to Chicago.
Yom ll.at place he has footed it most of
ho way, and arrived hero yesterday. At
V.-ni'iiit his features were recognized by
i man bearing a strong resemblance to ono"
bi.M'ph Tod, who is said to have resided m
leveland about lliiity years since.
For some time past the young man li/to
" en diligently engaged in tracing up his
listoiy, and what we have given above is'
be result of his Inquiries, lie says lie
tas no desire to leave his Indian associates
is he has a wife and two children among
num. lf-j speaks English \\ve!I, having
i ikm] it, he says in his trading at St Pauls'
- -ITo says that his hair was cut, and liitf
slothing changed to conform to white usage
xfoie h aving St. Pauls.? Cleveland (OhioJ
U< I'd hi, -loth x/t.
y.rrir-/ < \? Masonry.?Kreoinasonry, 1
I'linit, has iui sue!eta. It has secrets pecuiar
to itself; hut of what do these prill ipally
consist? '1 hoy consist of srgrisanJ
okuns, which serve as testimonials of Char
inur Juki ipiamicauon, which are only
:onfurud after due coursc of instruction^
iiul i-Xamination. These arc of no sm.tlf
,-aluc; tlicy . -peak a universal language,tin
I act as a passport to llie attention ami
.upport of this initiate] ill all parts of tho'
world. They cannot I o lost so long as'
iiemorv retains its power. Let the possessor
of them he o:: pa tin ted, ahip'wreeked or*
m prisoned; let him he shipped of every-'
hing hollas got in the world,stiII those Cteleutials
remain, and are availaldo fot usd'
is cirin.'tlances may requite. 'jfne good1
jlVeots which these liaVc produced nto established
hv tins most incontfcstshlo fact*
:>f history. They have stayed the uplifted1
liatid of tlio di.stroyer; they have softened'
llu; asjH-r'uies of tho tyrant; they liavo
mitigated tho horrors of captivity; they
have subdued the rancor of malevolence,'
und broken down tho hairier of political'
iinimosity and sectarian alienation. On'
the Held of hikttlo, in tho aolh.ude.iof the'
tiurumviiuMi roreai, or 111 1110 ousy naunu'
i?T tlic crowded city, t'liey liaVd made irten'
ol' most hostile feelings, tho uitoat distariHi
unions, and tho most diversified condition'*'
rush to the aid of cadi other, and feel Bpdoial
joy and satisfaction that they baVobeeh1
able to aft'ord reiiof to a brother inasoU1.-?
JJivjoiaain Franklin. ' *4