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• /'j * ’•'' • V .:>• -v'- n 1 "The south and ITS PROBLFMS. A. tiioi unr^'i i.. riiimrit <.n l\TKII K^Tl iUURKNM A\tJ With the comlnc of waraln cun* dla- aater. Reflect for a moment that in four year* there wont up In flame and wm drunk by the awprd thre* Winona, of the property of th« South. Hiuc® that tinM» the tax-gatherer has exacted a yearly tribute of thirty million*, al together seven hundred - and fifty million* of Jollata, out of the very aahea of Sonth- ani porerqr, as penaiou* for Northern Hoidhtra. The marvel ia that the South baa minrived at all. In addition to thia inter and complete proetration, this en- tallment of poverty, tlM>re wa* coiubined , _, iJA difliciilly of adaption to the new en- Pa»«r Tka* *a»i>M »e Remt | Vlronmenf. There waa perpetuated the a i<lr!> nUMctoluHieil. old prlde, nnd ttw^ v or(l priiK-elineee. And - « | saddest of ail, there waa liegtrtlen by l^je following addren' on the ‘ South | demagognes on both side* of the Potomac propoM to show these latter heroea that 1 own ruler* and their own opportunitie* I Tlir HD T Pin PUT . y JJnt rKtolDhNI LAWTOK B. RVA*a TO HI* TASK . --'•sr wa* 4elUorw.l by . * Pfpftdloe that* AAtbs horn in mrisrepre Menu Non, vireu in mlnun^rstatidixMc u<l a.t T^* " 'l ■ . • a r* sS‘t i#- supeirintendant Lawton B. rail* Kichnu ■ > It to a ntagniliccnt pnptr: ^ ——-r- , The condition of any peodie. i* conee- uaen* upon their history. The problem of the South arise' from The condition of the Southern ptmjde. This condition has ari.s(*ii from their envirounient^ahd their traditions, in others word*, their history. The solution of these problems anticipate the Improvement of the people and the provenfTbh bf evil. Let us sec what God nml nature have done for the South. Southern eonntrim, where the physi- '■•'il environment; was• moat attractive,, have ever 1mh>u the seat of emit***t em pire#. Rgypt with Its pyramids and timiph's; Greece with ite arts and learn injc; Itoiue with its armies and weaHh: .Vssyria, Persia, Ph a»nicia and India have lieen the homes of ^reat iieople and nature has aided in their ^reiitness. Pile pbysh ai ''oijdition of Uie southern ■ onnt^' affords every udrauNaae, Itor- ; , dcrin* on the Atlnn.tie vr-tn-s ojitu'to the—hnmifr, and- strike -swords- ■with its coinmerce of Kurone and Snulli Anrcrica, iind is in the line ef the a'tcat rinilcs of tratlie that ivtll ultirnatelv tmss over the isthmus of l\ttiatuii. oetine. tini;'all foreign and norihefn t>orts with thr gr -nt w»*sr and the arenteY ( asi. Th.«fe^l f >f the South proditees the raw materi il that cjotlies tho world. ,■ ami -a„r- -uU— fostered into bitternoss and hate. 1 lhank God that this is btnng relieved; that this prejudice and passion are pass ing away, and only an occasional editor ia- ulemagogue vents his gall upon his sister section, . ■■ .,. T ; ;Th« War hroughf hew conditions to the issrjde of the South. The,labor was now five labor, and had to"be j»aid for. It was likewise unskilled . labor, and had to lie trained. It was to a great extent insubordinate labor and had to ho con- ui_, „ . . ^ --t'. ,— trolUd. it was altogether afi ignorant ...01,' t hirn ^md at length lals,r and l.ad to lie edmtoted. Ohe of r '' X doe are my be|,ef that the most serious conditions met on the ' fu r ° Ur Wl ^,,“ n< for ^ M V?** So,,t,l un d oitt|M.st of our new civilization was the 1 m.V 2 N ° n0 ' V mnjr ' lavk of htt orderly and intelligent peas- ,£• bul * 10, 1 * gotal time, tiry to ca re for’I ho agriculture and in-' h * nu '“ prfddoin de-p'n* and darkens ' ' twith the years. While we arc coufroni- ont of the aabe* they left ns ia 1864, th*r* has artom In 80 years a great and beautiful city. But let them know also th*t we have not laid one atone in bitter ness. nor bn tided amcht In maliiy. We need to . kaq# ea^i other, trust- each other and help each otfaj*!-. Educator* have this du^/before them. * Wp invite you to loose upon our cotton field* - upon every stalk of which there hangs a white flag of truce. Look upon our wheat fields, that have made golden crowns out of the garnered sunshine. Come sit down beneath our trees and by the side of our waters. Let am tell yott that the great American heart beats a* warm in 011 r bosoms as in yours. We yet hive Washingtons and Taylors and Jacksons, ready to die foi tuo old flag VVe can anlve our problems it we ate given th.* sunlight of Anclo-Sayou help ami .sympathy everywhere. We want ail alliance In good faitU between North- «tu people and Houtheni people: ludween w cstcwi capital and Southern fields; he fween Eastern enterprise and Southern opportuulty, We of the - Jiouth want n united people a» well us a re-unitfO oeuntry. j Lastly we come to the grave problem of the ultimate fate of the negro. 1 have lalHircd With him. and studied almut \ for development.^ Now, I have shown that slav*., largely responsible for the condition of the South today—that it was a powerful I narcotic, infused Into the blood of. South, bringing sweet ilrtaini* and disaster-that are even yet feel ing its after effects of lau- gttOr—that wee still need to apply -the ionic and restoraive of wmnhftan. capi tal and skilled Jabor,'and to sti|l further exert mirselv«-s to throw off the iefhurgv , of the old habits. , j u-/ ] And in this work of regenenttion and reform till good schtsj mem bear their 1 part. We bnve tanly coinmuuitiiw to arouse and stimulate, unw illing la-gtsla- ! t-m** to influence, in fact a whole peo tile to ti-ach and to gijiih*. Then. The coming nice iieiongs to tlje tcariicrs. | W(» are hearing a gen era fiotrof mdiis-' trimis, God-serving mid n igblor loving Bl men and wontch, who shall be educated Cleveland sailed away from Wash out,of their prejudiees and Inespneltv ^hgton this afternoon rt 4. o’clock, th 1 who shall know no • s*>ction. hut love lighthouse tender. Viola, for a this as a edinmon and <1 nniftsl eountry. deck shooting trip along the North We longer divided, hut . on- gre n t Catolina coast. He America. Biigjto And the nmnimsn • WwWWWwW W GOES hbniik. 1 CARDEN AND ACCOMPANIED tfY SECHKTARY -eRKSHAM AND CAPT. EVANS. TO RE GONE A WEEK OR TEN DAYS. -■■■ ■, • ff The President Is Displeased with ** re ****t Cbnsrressloniil Aspect. Washington, D. C.. Feb. 25.—Prasl- , was accompanieii by Sevretary (Sresham and Captain * ftoby D. Kyhiis, fbe naval pecretary <it . the JighthPus? hoar I. The Viola has been lying at Riche’s tee-wharf, at the foot of Seventh street, since Friday. ' Every arrangement had, been made for • the "trip, and the usual secrecy was gssrciSK! FARM SEEDS I Ipsetal Offer* and DUcsnats on All Order* fer Oara*R.So*4*.—Wo:#ant ear 111 os 1 " tratod Csteiogu* in tho hand* of every gurdesor and farmer who roods this Pspor and 1 " plants heeds It will pay you. Mailsd Fuxn. fiend for It <0 Cents-Special Offer, 1894.-Seven li packeta our “Novelties and SperUltie*,’’ ter, wean so cents, by mull, postpaid. — H*»pr, •• New Pearl White Egg PUnt—A splendid Silk, Hericng, Feterkin'Iiuprorelli t pound 00 novelty; 10c packet. . tn too bushel*. Send for Cotton Seed li«A ih 22 Daneiio nnoe^'s^foTtei*'^ BO Cintalenpe Seed-Our Klxonj the hert| •• pig.’if,TO.id. ’ ’ ITjs! 1 IfSSZL"* ‘ 1 fc -M Watermeloa Seed-Rtchmond ootinty * • 2 ''- " ^ • ° n® 'irieties. 22 Teo»l«ite—1 os. 16c; 4 os’s BOS; 1 lb. fit.M ff 22 ,0W flne8t Amber and Orasge Cane, 1 U>! t0o;4lbn U# 22 PelVi ntnm^i^b a th* for tt 140 Afrkmi OeXtr.i ib. 38«;*Uib#. far •• 22 CWM. irn W. P«*tpaid. Buaci mbe (N, C.) Crthlwe, •• 22 P ac * et 10o i *f«r.flC! o*. VBc, pesipsld. •• •• paTd^ nal{tp " tT 0nio “’ 1<lt - try uf tlu» South. _ Anotlicv lesson was hrought to us* in the rude tuition of war. We bjarued Unit wl.nc cotton was great it was not all powerful. Alone it could nob and did not hold the tower. It •needed the •vassalage of other crtais and of other .1.. I V- _. L !. "I with the grave prohlrm of now* to educate the negro nnd what t<> do.with him r.i»w. there Is reserved for our idiil- dren’s children a problem still more grave and |H>rtentous TVy will 1k« confronted by the editcnUHl negro and will he iiidiistr.ee t<> do jiotpage .T<> it* white I '''died upon tO 'iraiwcr the qaestion what .riLl» Mii .tr.la ja Uh t»- 1 to d> WlUl mtn tkstl. Sopfose pur edn- 1 1 ention il .scfieno's succeed, suppose .we elevate him,ns n race until he has tlte hietIik-I* atid dioiires of a white in defence of llreir tields. Cotton indeed was king, but it was a descried king. I -do not know whetht »<.' ‘ li hoeam. "At the Southern 8Antes had kept — -—- Iaiee with the N'orthfru in developing • ,r *‘ ,, ! s ’“'■'•'d ! ‘nd political and in- tborr idtvsos«.l ban' -tfii-f-'-tUAl.-rkhiA, will natumllj- il.Mnnn.i t.'aeh«*r is Aeneas tlmt shall load the young Amhises of the Mouth oiit frtanwbe brokw w«lls and ruiiesT tomoles of the old Troy to haild upon tite, fSTnks of many Tibers a eivili- zaiiotl^ ffiar Shall confound the Greeks i and place the world upder tribute. -• ■— w „„„ observed concerning the Intentions of „ ; hc President. " , Slot WnelilneM »n 1‘tiMnenarer Tch I. , t.,|\i . . "" ^ ,, "•"*•••• This morning a heavy snow storm l^ie Auditor in The Railway Age , strack Washington, and it increased In intensity Rios. Conch Pm, lib. BOc; 4 lbs. for 11, paid. postpaid, _ ; -;*4 ~ ' Mexican Jane Coni-Plant after oats. TobsccoSeod—long Leaf Gooch, Bettor, Now *nd d**|rab o. Our crop planted in Yellow Pryor, Qronoko, Havana:pack 10c; July averaged tlxteen feet. Large ear, l ounce 26c; 6 ounces $1, postpaid. pound SO* j 3^ pouqdaXuLfiV postpaid. Remit by clean postage stamps, money order, reg istered leper or bank checks on New York. Cor respondence imited. On best efforts to plftMte* Alexander Drug & Seed Co., SEED DEPARTMENT, Augusta, 6l. ’ MfiNTION THIS RAfffiR. snyit: We issne this season the largest Catalogue 8eeds,hand- somely Illustrated, ever issued in this section. Send for It. •• “I He* .th.it it Au >,1 "nttl St the time when ww ^ 00 rwnf nil 11 ,i .n.■■ ■ 1 i— !. — JC Is "ll the river cnul.l rii,t 1 .*• ,M .—^...ISS d<> in,] know whether tin' able 'neniK-m and desir-M ,,r „ white man. > Ivanliftl Who w rote a' lKK*k on “t'pnF v h**-will tie tiic cniidition then as „ ion and t tif wiiM right or wrong iviieu , 1 onsmiucpi .• of what w e un 1 n<»\v fe eaid. "If tia 1 SouTheru-States had keid rloJMi Tin- negro having been taught I n-i'tifred no reladlUin: but if it bad w [ Iheir nsognition. Being trained for p'uii'ed il would have Iwen utterly im- ’ ^e ' v ‘ti denkind office. iN'ing truin'd noKsitite to sufWuc that powpte, - - ! <iw m*t *"AUry .he will demand. Inmry. Be- know Twiu'Uici- this- hu jrae’ or imt.—^ Ling t.iiiitlit. as a wesso child th* samp < iiuiud 1 I ihank GimI that tj u . prole •'hing*! and in the aame way ns the white I'vue of tip 1 South are not isolated hut "^ P,I * l, ‘ !to‘ ,! i 1 <’* a negro man he to In* solved inside the American I’nbni. " ,,nt t1 "* '"'"n* tilings and demand lilt* war lirou^lit caln mity, lent it * *** way as a white* man. not l»ftrig Hepiirution* War was find's . •hen see two vigorous und |kt- my sierious vviiy of ridding the South at vHi'es horn und reared u|sni the her luti'di'ii nml stripping her for th* race h dnie soil, yet entirely ilifferent and iiji- Slie. a nlind Bnrtimous, tiigoiiist'.e n tdood und dr^isisitlon. ea h 4* «»t |»n»|;i |*SN — wwaas s M.WW. n. « H. bud sui bv tile wayside wiiil’p the pi-Te 'eti'iggliiu: fur the maatery. Tlieti —'i'.ii ii,o\e.t by li t ■ r. But God’s voice '''* r of llur race* will'be llfsxi u* . cum..-to her in the din and «H>hllk‘t 'of bull I,*, She arose and cast away In flit* strstgifle there can be tint one result. 'I'he Angln-Maxon blood whicli ble eiitaugleuienr mid now with her iKMsVMjrhjn of tho British Isles and eves opened she goes leaping and praising umde Kiigtand what if is today ; which G i >< I a, [KT >s I T : j • 1 • tire any kind of i.rnduct ntiOiv—u/hi'l imtn umv wish to exert his akillX Go., ha* piled his mowiifAifts and filled Them ndftr rrnd.ntid irtm.^saTThg IoIFh^w oVTd. here ia the Ttfro'e for th' 1 Hiccfinnlc Viii.j at'ttsiin. Me has made the -mouiitnins nour down thwr stream*, affording enough W'ftter to nianufncfare vxetv !M>nnd of cotton and grind every vmin nf ivheaf aii.f c.n u >rtThe fnited States. He ha* isivered the spefaep with soli-ridid woofls of every variety for tise and orun ment. Me hits hollowed out deep hnr hot’s tn float the onrtii t «.»n*vus .»* the eorth’s nierehiintmem aanl taffteV than all he has miide’a sbmnte *.. gen hi! that men enn work In the open aiy the vear round W’f jvftih nil to re so Inviting and eon alitiona so favorable the NnrTli and ti'er-t exiN'l the Month in wealth nod popiiln tint! A TTIOsT I .enl nop f 111,11 |T ry s to nseertain th*» rea*n -why thk- «"• Why have the greiti 'I’leH nnd Mtntes ,,r the Xor'li and West grown larger and stronger and wealthier while tim*., of the South have grown hut little? Why have the oeotde of this eountry ehosen to shix on the shorm swept l•Ollst of \ew Ibwhind or nof'e their fortunes out of the hllz- znr.1 swept West Inst end of seeking for homes in the South? Whv h-nvo - the \ eounlTies of the old world [I'M1 ted their hard working masses into the erowded alia tiers of Xmohern cities or *enf them • n wailr in the fruitful prairies of the tiest. iritead of directing them to the Mouth? The answer is not hard to And. The enndlfions that were privenfs'd bv the Me•!th for over flftv vears dU oof invite immigration, nor en. ou-ugoM.'.v, loomepr l believe that the institution ..f «|.,Verv w-hen fr settled finsTTv immT th." s„„,h lived a eur«e upon, its nle. Slavery omv huvn dieep n luTsf..^,,,,,. tile P(s«r \fnenn, hut It wa* a greater Hfii**hlv • Ff tMiT tin* very begin hi ng It was most hnrtfnl to the material and educational development "f our Southern States. |f tip will of • bsl was- -manifest ip thus thaJclng Fa Iii'von •| , g.e,db r I'ln't !T,'t f ! n ‘"‘i P l ‘- l-V* 1 Alia, prumliie widmv* ~tliH ’T wHI iTTl*? «J"J will never run with The bloqd odsfr.rtin, • tim t ’ " People. ,, -tiles* the* and make thy name gr(ait.*f |of thfeJAfriean, save in Just. The re- tlfi'm in the r u e f,Sr ' Having studied the istnditkms. let it* would be national debasement. l lVniJ r^- o rG t»o"! ,,i '\ l,r '‘ , ' tf,os '' address Ourselves to the remedies. rXelther draw the negro wtoh a»«or,,tloh. Slavery eondemm .t i'. ' ' 1 ’l'' tieeila tiie devehaMiient of ^t would l*e the destrnetion of his hlen the mice put phonographs in" it* parlor "cany so } T t 'u ° n t , h 1 P i rlvpr , ' oul < 1 ••"• hf "een that the exhausted tray idler i«n rei-Iine " lth an ‘ V ^ ls tinetness at 100 yards dis siimptuiiiHly and be diverted by listening f-*! Ke - T>le fal1 wa * fairjy blinding at to Herat** of th** latest opera -or frag- thirty minutes past 3 o'clock, when ipents of speeches by Mr, Gladstone Mr Cleveland and his companions ar and Mr. Depew or' eihoe* from a nice riviKl af the wharf. There was no wind ‘ track whereon Nrney Hanks' is amusing •• u t' the atma*ph?re was very cold heraelf by aplintering records. r fhis hi; Captain Kwfena al.ghtert Hist! then well. As 1 have Said bitfore. the whole <Hme 8eet*tar>' (tie-ham with • >n- Tbeory nf American tKiRsenger aervlee |g"evt'ablc rigar' Wtw.s n his teeth ami Z7\ for th,-' t'lli'tn ’Am<• riean*^raxuder*' ^'h-ny. cxr-y ,M r ,,,,,,er Ms arm Bl Rk l.\G THE ANARCHIST. The Pari* Police Handled the Mob grap'ls, by afr ini-ahs leFliim iiave tTiein, •hut Is if he can lie inude to pay any- tiiiug for them or travel anv more bv reason of them-.-—-• *-—* more by Aa for the phonographs, tf Mr. MeTormiek ha a ismtraet under which no other eonipa- nv can got phonographs for its ears or if he can make passengers pay fop the. use of the instruments on Ida cars. wh>. Cbu of tlieee new <s>ndi(it>n* sprung new n*s-essjtit's. We “(tun no longer juiictiee jlie bahil df the past. Its beautiful customs and Its princely ways are folded forever in.the (lag that wiki lowered at Ap|uMmitfox r W«' have untiling in leh past to !«• ashamed of, >■• apolo/ize . for. We had a right to defend our iustituition* from invasion. That issue lias met a stern settlement; and so we. look around tt*, taks Inveti- crossed the Atlantic and wrested this ihere from it* d's-^verers and pushed -‘‘-—tbs Spaiward* into the golf, the Krelieb- tiien beyond the bikes and drove the In- dian into the setting sun, will again as- «err ;m anpremaey and persistence and will iloii.iiiat'' this soil first, last and all ths' time. f '_'T Is Canaan.lo *erVC' ( ,fii* I got her for ever? ff so. we tie si to change onr laws giving him equality ami alter our prifetiees giving him etdightemtient. For g.ss|. fo.r Mr. MeCormiek! But if it simp-1 sailors followed, earrving a big Kng'ish ry uimrirn nno 4! h<*r item of . ... j . . s n every road in the eountry Wbieh'prhtVniVs lajudon, Feb 23. —The burial of Mar- tial Gourdin, the Anarchist who was a y*ed by the premature explosion of one of his own bombs near Greenwich ob servatory on the night of February 15. took place this afternoon. The hearse Tases of ofher thing* m. Only one carriage followed the hearse, fsirge numbers followed, some Tu expectancy of witnessing an interest ing Anarchist demonstration and others trying to participate in one. The police w.ere out in fores and prepared for any emergency. There was no sign of dis turbance until the hearse reached Mary* lebotl road, where a vast throng awaitea the arrival of the body of the dead An archist. At tki* point some one in the crowd hoisted a red flag with'a black border. That Is the signal for an out- c_ry. bu£ the police quickly checked the . r gwi* fn munition and had been sent alHjufd the little tepd'-r v All three .,f ifit party wore derby hats, and bid th;ir overcoats buttoned closely aliout' 'heir necks. Each in turn' shook -hamls with' thv captain of the Viola, who was waiting a’ the gang plank to receive the’" Twv The Cry of the Revolting Dnnghtere. Do you hear the daughters crying, oh you ; .mothers, They are claiming to be ts|nul with their brot hers. And v, h"re will they step—fxsir dears? The young lambs are safe within the mea dows. 'Ike young birds sit tight wl'hln the nest. The young fawns know nothing, of life’s 1 . ,f 1 shmmivs, ” .' f " 1 ' V■ Tmc young flowers need tending like the rest. .. „ satchel, which They to'ok ft'ont the coii-fl.. A Slippery Deck. It was vary Sllppei-y en the deck of the tender to which the gang plank rising *torm by charging upon the crowd, ran, as- the President found out tin scattering them in all directions and m mite his feet touched it. He hud t ? nru ' D ff down those carrying the offen- eousiderable difficulty in pioceedlng to ' *! v< ‘ A strong cordon of police wards ttie bidd.*r leisling to ’he lower Protected the street from dock, and the ewtmaoe u. the cabin 'OTawon. A sailor walked ah \id of Mr. Cl-v - to run a first-ebts* train, Uu-iv ft was a laid day in which tlie brtflbtHt ifTea fimt ame into the hetHi of that hritliaht official . v ‘ * * *•'’*; •' '# .> » “I regret to have to inform Mr. Mc Cormick. how ever, that he is not entirely the first in the field. I had the pleasure <>f riding some little .distance recently in the private car of Mr. \V. G. Purdy, vice president of the Ris k TsTafid Rail road. and he has had a ohonograph run- •• un-.iu oi Mr. y;iev— : n a j, . . 'f*. 44H*e*in in fu» Mast. -Tulies ot» lend, sweeping away the snow, while ffi., — - K ‘ 1 'hteh was kept until different lengths are affixed thereto so Ihe Viola’s captain anil one of her r>t- thaMncml’crs of the |Mirty can sit aroutui ftcer* assisted Secretary Gresham and listen in unison to the rtlternatimr-whe se old war wound has left him strauiM of giand ofiera and nistro min- somewhat Irfme, t anew to tin Muild toty of what is left, mid begin to build as.snre as n , *nlt* follow causes we are '•he old civilization run counter', proparlnin for sefaustion or ^rtwhing pri’judices of die yorld. ’I'he; u, • ,, rimflipL,, , ■' Bavoidial and autagiMimsl. im. ,' ; v*'»|Cqii.ili)8atioipriw innxwaible. X.. two riiat bhiught isolation. 'The war cluing ra.-c* have ever lived with equal powers ' 'I this. \V(> were |oii-e»lt. into- coipcl- , "••'1 equal rights peaceably on^the same denee w itb 'modern thougliT, TliC Jrue null. H,islOry derhinsi tfiey culiliot and pioljib'm tii.-n Is loretifs is boh ajuk-kest to sense confirms lt>, ' One w ill get rid of the oj.l-id. as. ofd Jhal^tis, old '••eorb or el«* rise up and Miiite the usioms and how bc*t to adapt ourselves other. The blood of the Anglo-Saxon brooks no rival. Vasunslly not I if a ua- tion whose traditions are debasing unit whose Hrl^’ritaiice is taint’s) with slavery. Tju’re afe then left but three possible to the new conditions anil the new u< ccss’fics rimr environ us. Till* Is ouc "f tile I’•MIC* tor which the educator* of the South slioiili) feid nidst eoneeru — < rod Tins railed __ hla hTidhti) to get thee out' of thy SMp- Firs 1 . A mala gamut ion. which is the er«tit!ons, and from thy .tnaditions. and revolting pryposiTioh timt the blissl of from thy father*' prejudices and pas- tim negroen and of the whites shall run Hions. and wander awhile in the wilder- i rokether in the formatum uf a new race, n.sis beset by the Caua;inites. so that I I tell you bravely that thw will not, bo, mhr make out of thee n great nation. The blood of the Saxon is jealous of it* Is 1 "'k k Antonir*. nnd ,ith the & Hr . i . , , cotton n„. abnnd ane«’ of iliid,. Iiarxests was'<|ui‘ % i ' •’ nlMindanVe of tin* f, O w mn inn kuhstano* or the..,*)Wpa-tioa- of- f,,e, v .'"e Mouth duj not need—tfr,-conserve its energy, but spent' R upon its soil and tls society with trim prodigality. I tell you wJiat you ;»lrea,|v know when I say thiri tin* ls*st cvidcime or ’ ’ Progrcs* is round |„ the hcJi,*, wi’il tin* iHrv»r nfJfm routitrv sIhmiM 1m* itltelJiircnt and ekllhsl. Technical .,„d sclcntih.- seiiools of alHtimis have sprung up to tench oil people bow to work properly, economically, successfully mm happily. This was not |**s*Me' in a slaye-hriding- eountry. The South was and is burdened by a greh! weight of ignorant and mikkilled lohor 'Huai the nkllled artmatU of other countries and other HtaU<* refesed to come to or abide j,, a |a„d w?ic-c labor was tlie occupation of a slave. Immigra- bon was dlscouragwl. except t„ " l* f> wtifilth aihl ^l^isun*. f |'h«» "GF- riiaaickx and artists of E,„•„,;* fo„mt home* in the N’or'h and West nnd spent their taJeftt and substance in building up the _ Industries and commerce ,,f those **s-tmns ITu’.v did not find in the South congenial <'tivlrotmient. nor cordial invi tation and turned their faces to where hard labor was more res|Ms-table tin nature wa* less kindly. ’ 'Bhe result was that the industry of * j "^ I8 <,0,, rtn4sl to n^Hculiuro and that t(K>k si 1 tupst the >\chi*ive form of eottpn. The iron arid Coal were left to sleep undisturlsri side by sid<* In then mighty lied*. 'Hie rfvt-rs were left to ring rhoir solo*, unattcndcii bv Hie dia- pason of tile or, lory.,Tlie foresfa and swamps were gullth>ss of tin* woodman** axe. lue world was going elsewhere Tor its iron and coal, its niamifactur<ri XOihIh and it* Issiutiful w.eidk ,,f oag and pine. Likewise did slavery affect the popular v*iruottv of kit*a*. 'n„. ttilciits mean* upon u s _ , . result, that s l» | rit and enterpri**, it lark* the capital. negro race coiP-l not cope with the Its people arc still too poor to build fac- "'bile man. . It would Is* cut down in a strcl show*. As an appurtenance to a private car. the phouogra|di Is an emi nent sip-cess. T« remains to Is* s*s*n what its commercial ^value will Ik* |i, ears for the public use. “But why is there not money to be made by tlie introduction of nleklo-in-tbe- «1ot machines in passenger ears—espec ially in library, ears, smoking ears, etc? Jong Imjl an idea that if there was one of these* machine* in .the buffet cn*l Oaf tain Evans., who was terribly -rippled by a shot, at the storming of Fort Fisher. Th:* President went down the lad ter tn a wax that, xv, old 'cue Mitpriscd the p?eple who have b*en calling him “a very sick man." and waited at the Ivot- '"i)i t" ;issi«t the n, hers. Then SH three went Into the cabin and lit frcVth cigars. . A U*»4 - A«*»<>--eMgin*er'* whistle smoking gars of the fast trains which followed by-the easting off of th:- lines yielded, say, sticks or chwoiate, a great ' and' the viola many passenger* would he willing ’o niunch chocolate during the evening. On smoking ear* also where there is no train Isiy. It would s(’nni that cigar machine* could hardly fail to- do some business. |H^hbriiry ears^where TRefF iffe xvritTni: ■materials a mi chine wbich surrendered two postage stamp* for a nieklc ^nght to pay. Probablv there are other direc tions on whi’di the idea could be .hwelop- ed. but It hardly seem* )s>s*ib1e Hkii there would not I*? money in it some wh’dre. ~ VAs n matter of fact I fear that it w-ijjj not he long before passenger ears xvill be equipped with all The various mieko]-earning devices which now so glided away froin the wharf with the.piratical looking ensign of the lighthouse eon-ice flying from hei foremast, atid in** stars and stripes floating from the stelh, . hs*ur after tfe* k’loto left Hiche's Wharf, when the x 'sse! was off Al-x nndria. a northwest wind began t»T blow, and gave a I’liii'.llng force to the snow. ^ “ “They'll, hav* jo T-iy to.’’ -s.id a river man. iil’dding his head toward down str*H|n. “This stiou- is worse, than a rilte horses drcwtng the hearse were "it in a gallop which was kept until s* eemeterv xvis reacjp*d "where the • ssl.Y w-as lowered into the grave as quickly as po**ihle. 'Hie authorities having given positive Ardors to prevent tlie crowds from . gaining admission to the cemetery, few )s*rsons were present witen the Iwsly xva* interred. A* the coffin xv as being iovven-d tjuinn, the Anarchist leader attempted to de- ln(*r an oration. He had onlv liegnn -his remarks when he was seized by tin* l>olioe and hustled outside the ecmetcrv gate* where he xvas ser at lils-rtv. Mean while th(* h<vlv h-nl h**en buried and the group* of Anarchist* and others who 1^41 t<**i oiit*iite tho onctosTWO were quickly and quietly dispersed. • I VE SEKftS FOR PI.AXTIXG. At tliis season of., tin: year—wyery one •s titiuking of their gardens. Good gnr- dens can, be made better by planting good seed. We cad sjtecial nth'titTon to day to the advertisement of tin* Alexan- de.r Drug and Meed Co. of Auguriji Ga This live, progreatfve firiu Tiave Ifulf tip tiie largest seed business in tiie Mouth. Tliey issue a hanls.sn-lv il hist rated Cnt- alogin* xvhich (btoerlbni and pric.s, all of the best varieties of Garden Sets] Im proved Crop Corn. Improved Cotton Seed. Seeds for Forage Crops. Watermelon and fog The ducking s-as.n is nearly at an Cantelonpo Se,*ds. end. but there Is said to bo good >M’'>iT t Tln*r inail seed* in pais*rs at 2 for 5 Tr’i~ttieroii*l.(• (IVsifaTe the Tohl>l>‘* of ho‘el*. fh “ N;>Tth Carolina smimts njiff eent*. .25 . (-ITTs doken. or of) papT-rs fo'r Weighing marMnei and fortune telling CW6 r ®* •' ' s 'be In'entlon of the I’res- htss n-ted as you wish ilietni i>n*ta''i 'machines ran not be far in theTfutu-e. J 1 ‘ tT 'uttat party to proeepd to North Car ! * *’ ‘ ‘ - - *‘| „]j |ia ■ ' tint the old yeiing itunghtem, uh you moth ers, * They are crying Utterly; They ai-e cryliq; for tlie freedom of their brothers To go out upon the spree. They look up xvilh oppressed and pallid faces. And are as mail as umd eau l>e; For man's cru *1 tyranny effaces The divine equality. "This slow pace," they say, > "ie very dreary; , Our yotoig feet are very fpr from jveak; Of‘labor in the houHehold wc arc weary; An huslet! ds—'bey are very far to seek. We are grown-up people quite now, and not cb'ldien, ."Yet the world to «* to cold-; - ——l_—_ And we cannut see, in - spite of much be wildering. Where we differ front th-.* old." \tas! alas' the daughters— they are seoKins; Wli.it ’twere tauter uot to have. Into bifurcated raiment they are sneaking. v And their l.euds they «i-h to slt.-ixe. Oo forth, daughters, If you will, Into ttie city;— - " ■ -;L j Shout .-md wanton as the little niusliers do, Heap your ha‘v«st of, wild oats, nor iuuut • 1t pity; Imitgh at risk* and trust to luek to pull „ _ you through. Soon you'll answer that the xvlld oats of ttie getter ^ ■ Are like deadly we*-ils that txviue; •Ami you'll nmeu prefer your homely bread • and butter , TO the fumes of (.’lire's wi!ie_ „ Yct xwTt ttnrr' thr daugfiters act ts-fnVc All the gUnioiM- and the fnu. Tln-y know ii<>C-u/(he hallow nes*. the bore dom. •. >' Or the thing* they ought to s+nin. --— . They see4hc sins of.Tuuin, his sor row; .. . "-s^ . They emulate man's stride, wlthutk his strength; Are rakes—without the headache of the morrow; *-\- « ough poor l" even semi Iiih children to school. W* need gold loTflow into tlie artefiei - of Southern industrie*. foreign gold, N’orth- en» gold. . Talk not. to me of compul sory education, of sending boy* and girls to school, when the larder at home I* empty, rhe Month is still too ps*or to solve some of its own problem*. We need more people in the Sbuth. W" peed n class of industrious and in telligent bilsirer* and skilled artisans, "ho will abide in our fields, To redeem . tl*eir - ■ wasie, xvho w ill lake hoid in our' email indus- •riea iind keeji ps'froin buying so many tilings away from home: whom we can trust to do an honest job or an honest I dai’s* xv or,, at an honest price. There i* too -mtivh ImuL toq much water, too nni' h l^ood going to waste. Wo want people with capacity find enterprise -to coino among They will cojiscrve on/ , xv<> are bretft^en. |* not the whole land : latfore th-c? S>>parate tfcy*eif. T -jtfffy ! thee, from me.” forces. We need u hold yoemanry. If wilh guarantee our safety. The Spirit of mjiiMii liberty ha* already deserted tiic -throue-and new sits bythe hearth Htoti’ii ,j>f the people. We net*d more homes in the South. And we stand,with gracious and kindly invitation upon' our border* and say to the world, “Couue in gentlemen, and welcome. Bring yopr families and abide with u*. bo an Alabama to your Pliird. Colonization, xvhirii mean* that the negro race w ill of its own accord, by tin* operation of natural laws of develop ment *e|karate from the whites into one or Uiore communities of. their own. I am frank to maititaiu tliat tho negro race is not ready for colonization, it is an iniant and tus-ds tiie nurture and training of, the stronger race. To colon ize-them now would l*c to run tiie risk of iwiving ' them lapse into k tuiri*afSu4. They would not know iioxv to rule, nor ' how to work for, nor how to trade with,’ i nor how to tench each other. They tire not yet readj^ to N* set apart. Huw long before this will Is*, only He know* i in* whose hamisn are gat he red ail tin- * lids of these tangled threads. The xvhile tuuti of the Mouth will mssl to IsiHr pa,tiently tlie hurdooz ,,t the iiegi-o’s traiiiiug. He will ned to trgiu han in morals, -to train him in manners, to trafli hiin in letters, to train liim in lalMir, to train liiiu in eitizenship. And .tlie Mouth ought and is xviiling t and, it would lie unsafe to prddiet witti j ol'tia by way’of DtSinal Swapip. where certniiuiy that in tix’e years we shall I they may get a *h >t tl a beur or some not b* able on any passenger train to I other big game. If the^VioIa proceeds get the rvntnd of onr beloved one tw'istert at her usual speed sne w’ill reach F ift** in. gold wire for 50 cents and onr own n ss Monroe tomorrow forenoon. Th“ names stamned on fifty catling cards trip will last a week or ten days witih a rubber, stamp for a quarter.’’ . ^ ' \% ill Re Gone a eek. Siffrfftary laimont. who was"* asked •o ,>ilti the party, decided at the las' m< nieiit hot to gig- The President’s trip has been in guintenipidtion for a week or mor *. . In private conversa j. r \ THE HI. YMI RIM,. Trney Sn> s (he Sll% ee • Men Have aii TTfenezer to your hiqies. ’ I ben our own aons need lo be equipped for the future. Our people must tie brought- t»j appreciate the valpe of train ing schools in the artrt' ann aciencea. Up* need techniertl schools, polytechnical kvltools in every State and ti*r every pur- [sise of development in the Mjaith. \Ve have already. *om»> of there, and rhe bear, this burden, crust with the - otilep, She,.-wjllJJb'ot the iiuowt'rv ing pefi^H us. ra*t ithia i hands'.,.thAt riiKMl* gmud ox er'her tuques xvamlcriugs arid aud -tilioii' ]}ee fields while htT sons xv shiikvii Their Strength Washington. F b, 24.—Mr. Bla.i l s;iid at- the cbxse of the fruitfess effort today to get a time flx'sl for voting or th- silver Mil; There if no cht ige in the program and no thought of surrender. We‘will .begin again on ^lon lay just where we b-ft off today.”. —*1 J Representative Tr I-ev. of New- YOrk. who,is directing the tight against-th? bill. Hakl at tlu' close of tiie day’* ses sion: , ‘‘The silver men have shown their greatest strength md limy will lose from thi- time forth.- Their vote Jhwtay was I-’Jl. or 2o sTi(,rt of a quorum. A ci,refill estimate of their men who are. alwent Show they o3n gef 14 more votes. These, added to the 15ft will ' tiiakt* 17.!. or six 'hurt of a quorum,. That I* the \ *ry best they can do. In- ’Ic’d, f think they tvill lose 10.or more or expressage-pard. J If rmi plant" a gar den. or need improved seeil* for x our fann. you should write to them f- 4'anrfegtm. It to sent free, . Flea** ineiitiou this Jiapcr in writing n> them. OI«l EfHnlMirttli Inns. If accommodation In the hostelries xxas piAtr. the fate wa* cheap and Rood Arnold says that in the Edinburgh of those "days fnen could cohjinand ,luxu ties of tin* table, which In London th^y cou|d 'scarcely find within dreach of douhie the ; .same linxune. '-An Edtn- tion w ith frieiela he has not hesitated burgh tavern i;f a_me*l one! is the best to express openly I is dissatisfaction "f all .tax ertis," .^i,* says. Claret, i with th>* present a sprit of affairs In. liquor whose iutroduction was trace TVngross ami elsewhere, and bis d* able to the fr'endly iutercourae with ►ire to get away, for a time, from hi* France, was a fax .rite drink. Chain- disagreeable environments, and to go b.-rs says that in public housqs and in where no telegrams could reach him considerable mansions it was common-' and in> yiHirters could follow him. He ly kept on tap. has apoken in strong 'erms of the 'ack, *ln 1720 an Kdiubtirgh dealer\adver- ot, unltr- 1 displayed ,»h all importanr tised in The Courant "neat-claret wite* party questions The Inactivity of the af lid., sti-oog at lad..‘‘white wine at Seiiu.'e on the Tariff bill, is to him a ' ffd., Rhenish at Ifid.. oi l {jock at 20d.-\ , source of iuuch eon"ern. -md the ap- *f)l p.-r bottb*. Cherry'sack was 2s 4,l\ •parent determination of the Democrats per pint, and English al* td '|><-r bopA, of th ■ House to force the coinage of the silxer seigniorage' ha- also given him great uneasiness. Added to “thr party troubles In Xew York, the dts sa tlsfaiolon of ,tn elenwirt of the imrty tb-. Among the tasjrer classes two- Petniy die was the liquor tn.>st in vogue. Dinners wore charged at amderate lalf's. In the middle of tju* eighteenth n nttiry a prominent Ikwycr dined drily e Lawnmarket fis-e,” as they was equal -to jel black at tlie .front'. There was a tenderness l>etween master and slave, that exist* even yet. Iiiat none but them will ever understand. ' l‘or tunny years to come the." negro race will develop slowly in character, will grow, in capacity for 1 f-govcin- incat, in indgpemlciice of thought, and in power of self protection. Infinite Miu 1 will divide herl.yol's before they get through with •dify- p^t.Vnuij.dSg^iJp the mttit(*r. If they could agree ttpijn fo«eT a time, a special rule might lw» brought into help them reach a vole, but with* six >;b *rtr uf_a ppurum, there i* no rule in sigh' and aiq possibility of tlu* pas- go unless present condition* change veryt much." It Illinois, over th? local appn priations. • along with a friend b was an unlooked for vomplicalion. Why He Left. If any doubts hav« heretofore Iwen eit- tertained as to the President’s attitude on the silver -seigniorage question, those doubts I for “twa groats atid expressed it. >at foiTpenee. ' After, dusk, th’ .'idventur<>iis stran ger who wh'iii>sl'' to see real life in . , ... Edinburgh'could dive into qm* of those ... , , ... ... —'lara sunterranean e?llat's, which wet? moxisl by <-o.ivernations had wtih. th^ w . **f iudg-s. of Hterarv’iuyn Pres,dent jurt iwfore h.s departure for alul of |h „ ltad|lw t . llizeiis Th ,. r „ New \ork. Tt is postlively stated that by „ le j)Via , v h ' could t ANriE HEPORTED DYING. V '1 he Kepurt Ike* \%nt. \YII- not toward the iiidnstriL- ' \ ^vil 1 i*—‘ ,4 ^ mW t he lion of rlch-aml , f 1 jtri-e!| g«.tn'emeu of ' “‘i'T- ,f> ’ ‘T’ • ho ' , M »h> ex- pnnoely hoapitafty. ,,f prefound inl,>ti)eiti,in*tne*. We haven •ng. of entrancing orator* ,,f . f< ^rm.i? Schools for training teneh- qualitiea of tonder^itp in .xm’tp ati.l .s.urt ‘ ,r \ Tv "T V ,dre ’ We do not and council fiettrialnsi undee fbw rntri U><>< t th<> for skilled teachers arehal system of di.bor. Tb,* Ul ,|,i tK ' ^'T* 1 hr some ioea ill lea. and mueb of thought, the very traditV.,..* of tim p«e i liSfTT[“/I* to waste. We pie, their prejudiees nnd pride mi. t«>«’nt and capacity, willmgnoM and ter to riavre. proper wfieo and the perpetuating a system Iftot iqade "laboi" ! Another Thing we netHl, ou Imth aide*, deaiiirabJe. ami iiuapaciuited it* youth U1 " r ‘‘ kindly spirit and a better ttn- tWJUMBEry^ * ? j iLM-*iaii«iik»y ..»!» «*f auffthtr. PoUHri*—- Suraiy tiie Month was in Tioudage, , " 1 '* demagogues have ke|it np die war and in bondage to slavery. 'I’he chosen ,uu - a f | cr brave men said it sliould ptsiple are opening tlieir eyes to see their Irilieuce nnd laith are ii»**sl«'d to adjust value. But xv<* fieeil more. Mchuois of Ir-K ourdeu. to the shoulder* of the South, engineering, schools of mining school* i' last Is'iug cupabh* of selt-govcin- #* I ■ • . . MU Ilf - it It V' 11» i r* IkU^wtk.l tl... .1.-. ........ .. the danger iH’itn Il Ydiieatii in* nt,- having passed hy pmcess of growth aud' Yilm-ation, they eau Ik* .trusted to-rivnlk lilone. Realizing that seatjeml thex have no citahee to U* a uutLon. They wqll xvilliugiy coalesce into- - Mtaies -.ttaj c<ffijiiniuities, nml stun oi,t i~<%' th(dusoivt*s. When this thue eucp«s tP wi8ri*e dolTe slowlv ' li- alth und without jar to the Moqtli. or to the negro, ntfuiatoly but a few scatter'd remnants wiji-go baej. ami forth among • hewhite*. wlmiu, omv they' all served agrffnasters. ■on Unite Washington, i- , ,*h 2K l , ublis|| [ si statein?nts Hllegcd to orifeHnate i Balefgn, X (’ . .ihai S-ii.itortoVau.-.- xvas dying, \vere'simwit this nuirtittrif to'Senator V’-anee’s •-•on, who prontptij met ihpoi by the . ipteinefH- that Ids l;it her was in Florida and not/Tn North Candina. u.d was one iffincipal source of disgruntlcrnent which leads him to seek relief in this trip, ii'k the face of a* spell of nnsuaTiy 1 inclement and threatening weather, was the continued effort in the House to re vive the njlver legislation by tlie Bland He could regale himself at a dainty bill for the coinage of the silver seignior- supper— ace. From those xvho have recently spoken to tlie President on this subject . . , , a T 1 cheese, this information is derived. Wh >.n the Ad,sh « P*®*'' ■ bond issue., xvas determined upon for the ! pit rjgise of relieving the Treasury from t .... ..... hnaucLi! enihiirrassment, it was! for the i ' v 1,1 very ptirp’^se of'avoiding the nm-essky .For the nioderale expenditure of six- fivr the coinage of tlie silver, seigniorage, pence ‘ Are lll^rttnes-wltMiv a teftier’ic length. Are old in thought, tmt In experience, * sonfhlv A narrow path Jufllofonsty they keep; — And xx hen their uzpliuttolis rtiu CHsmooih- ly. AVhv. they weep! Why, rhs.v xvi*ep! They look at you with pull 1,1 sullen face5, But-their sentiment* are worst; For they tell you that the devil* In' their place* Are not more cd if fined or curst. d'HoW long?" (hey say, "How long, ah! Mother (Jruinly, Will you trample where opr besoiu thrills —— amt X|irlngs. Make our life (me long p^rp qmi moirnfal Stniday. Keep u* tied beneath our mother’s apron strings?” They err aloud on King ami crosslng- swee[K-r. "Ye shall also hear onr ban! For, (hough slavery ls\hnrd, ’xnit gall* us deeper Is the liberty of'man." * -' V TH YEFIC * ASSOCIATION. , it - fu‘ -snug O'er oysiers and a dram o’ gin Or haddock lug. The season fitting. An egg. or. caller .'rae ihe seas. Sueretiiry Gtvslum today received from Mr. Crltfeudeii, the consul gen- G«al’« baud is moving all these matters, nud be may intend that I be negro race sbjfll serve it* apprenticeship here and go back rio it« parent boute and redeem of MexUu on erning the Hon. fol- W. feveloped ji marked le’lcral condiiio'i. I#?: beat lien ism. - Then indeed is the prophe- . v- ---v - — - ,, kiiuuiu f'lifilled that "Ethiopia shall lift up r°K e °f ““J *~A‘ro zwaiB Hi eapUrtty I ctaue. Tb« great uiats of |ieople North l T r ^mto to Gqd." It mat lent not to rgp'Pt, and the dusty Pharoab was uu, i Mwutb have already laid aside tlie imposing tbe impossible tank of \b«ikUng I bHlerneos the struggle. They are naUonaJ temple* out'of brick that con- j "'illing to Torget the past. Beyond the no • Traw - IV’inortteua of , * they have honored their lend- soutfiern enterjirtse was chained to the . er * with office, and aeoured their soldiers roea ox slavery and the viilturea fed j w,t h Peneioua, ]t was jiwt, A ore i/m it* vitals. served Union owed it to them in grati- ment tuu<* for tlie ttidq. In the Mouth we will do the same eral in the City lowing telegram L. Wilwoff: Mr. Wilson has typhoid f?ver. . . — — grave, though fev s eomtHenf from it* savagery and Type -Dr from here to Agiut* Caliente* (Hr*t Springs) to see .him, has had him re move, I to Guadaiaojara. wtii>re he eon- siders thev JtfcRrim. which will give him the beat sanitary surroundings iKissible In Mexico. To bring him to he could enjoy an excellent syp jn . ( | tiie administration had seen its way j per wi'h such appetizing fare as trip*- —v- ‘ har to tlu! coinage of the srfgniorage,.. rlzzared Imdduck*. miqtse collop*, waah- it could have raised as touch money as ing It down with :l>at luscious brew, l*y tiie botfd issue.'' without increasing ; Edinburgh ale, Or mure potent toddy.— the public de 1 ** »r the annual inttyest The Gentleman's Magazine. thereon But *'< * money the President — .... wanted xvas gold, not silver. “I have ••ailed,” said the captious erit- It is generally understood that Secre- ! ■•’* *’*•> find out what reason you can give tary Carlisle, on his visit to New York for ropresmiting tlte new year as a nude The Km les on llnrsea und Mules YV|II He Rnl*e0. « N”w Orleaqs, La., Feb. 23 ~Tfce meet ing of the Mouth wo,tern Traffic Associa tion adjourned earlier than usual today in order to give opportunity to various oommittetri to report upon dubjeets re ferred to tliera for coneideration. Pre vious to adjournment, however, consid eration was given to rates that should be applied upon returned shipmAHs. It was determined to deny applicaBon* for sptsdal ratx.s up<*n shipments of unsalable L-- goods, and upon safes returned for re-' pairs for 'which special application had lK*jn submitted, and further to limit the special traffics on account of returned shipment* to those lieretofore authorized A check was made of the rates on horse* and males in carloads from Texas IKMnts to points in the Indian Territory, and a resolution was adopted making the rates to such Inckiart Territory stations $22.50 per car higher than the rate* on stoci cattle, it being further provided that when the shipments constat of cow ponicta to be used in herding, followed with shipments of stock cattle, the rate shall be $10 per car higher tHan the ‘‘ " «">ck cattle rate. After considerable dis cussion of the rtjtira on cotton fleet] products, the matter was referred to a committee consisting of the reepresenta- tivea of the Mtoaourl. Kansas ana Texas, and the Atchison, Topeka ami Manta Fc and Southern Pacific com panies.' The meeting will again con vene at 9:30 tomorrow morning. 2 ■'r e ry,-t Of™ m»d W ~ to rezpwded the .rt ed- wwbw -r>fR f ±' it-- Kmaaclnatiou w ave -* ' ,nt J it more,for the muster. Me indeed was freed from his super- and tradition* and whllw the stiti< awakening came In the rude ahock of tozttle. yet out of the fierce furnace of war were turned those condition* of fr.*ed„, u and necessity that rightly ad- B'WW und rmproved riuill be tiJW im- -T»ta with wtiieh be will build a tower of strength and a more temple of glory. m onr way. We will do it in reverence am* m love and yet in patriotism. I do -re they go. Some may go to Mexico, some to South America, some to West ern territorio*. Amid all the mysteries that surround this problem we still confidently iwiicve thuf rilucation is « go<*d thing for the negro rate; that he to being pre|*ared f>kr citizenship and sclf-governiuent: that he ia iieing lifted out of barbarism into civilization, and as soon as he i Fire In ftt. Louis. St I-outs. Mo.. Feb. 22.—'The large seven __ __ riory btiUdlng at the Southeast corner of lieial or personal cnparity, that, with the cfos'* ,ii|^ STa^f fhe'Sfw- uduunistrutiqn, lie was opjkosed to the Then the ea-ptious Critic went out and coinage of the seigniorage. Up to that broke his nice new pledge.—Indianapolis iwint the siilmerintiona-. to" the lioad* had )• Journal. ' lagged When., all the bonds were «ub- Ing was occupied by the' Udell Wooden Ware Company, and the other half by tho Tyler Desk Company.. scribed for, hnl l*eforc the money whs thi* city would be uosl dangerous. He i '•utmatixms were received here shall have the beat j-ttention.” A i**py of the dispatch' wh* to tin* President. sent not deem that honor* oaid to harin* ,0 t,l,te cttre himself jnd to car- x’onfltitute treason to ?he »hlg 1„ Th‘ r '; ’V' 1 , •»»« lesso,, of his yontK. the hand city of Atkiuta we are getting reartv V?«- reach down and gather him IgkfiLk -■» ' *■ -r- *ro getting ready for two thing*. Be ar< preparing to run a Confederal* iietietal for tbe oAce of Governor of the State, And we are pre paring to receive a* guests the ^members of tire Grand Army of the Republic. [Tito * two go well together. And we logvther and put him somewitere ou fbe face of the earth, where he can work out his own destiny in hto own wav. 'tlie wattcre*! mobKiilr 3 ®^'* ! race, xvill gather into j masse* to form Karthiiuttkcn In glelll . Palermo, Fell. 24. -Slight ('arthquakes hav? Im'iti felt throughout Sicily several time* during the taut week. —d'l . m*’ - , from New York that if there was any prospect of the seigniorage bill, then emerging from the House Committee. l*ecoming a law, some of the l.irgest siibogrtbers to the bond* would refuse to take theym B was (hen Shat Secreta^ nrlisle, it •^.’p Goes The Prire Of Prints. Tht- .. bok Side dry gii'Ml* joldx-rs have im- tified the merchnnts that next week \ all prints will be higher 1-J a cent and on do mestic ope cent higher rbw late reduction was canted by a disagreement itraong goods iinanufscturers which has now been com promised.—Toe New York Exchanges. r of‘the "negro one or more j The Ptxrident is in un adjoining State v'”" n( ?f rn •I*lion. They this morning and if ho choose* to orer- theu shall hare their own tows, their atop the bound* it will be pardoned ‘ WaHhington. Feb. 25.—Charles N. i* "aid, signified hiiri oppu*ition to the t Vance, son of Senator Vaaoe, has re^ * edved a loiter ftxwn hto father dated at Suwanee, Fla., February 23, stating that the Senator is somewhat better j silver seigniorage bill.'lioth in the news- ""—- --d to the - - e House. papers and to the Committee on Judic- ?Wy o^*ifbc , There wag much snow andrice in Wash- ington, but not enough for the I'reai’ient to slip out o| town unnoticed. , than he baa beetf since he went to Florida. Senator Vance came to Suwanee AHasday and will remain there for some time if ho continues to improve. Snore nt Woodruff. /Woodruff,“Ga.‘, Fell. 25.—{Special.)- lesterday all day long we were regaled with & cold northeast wind attended with ttweatening clouds and falling tem perature. This morning we got up to find the-irtoiind covem hi snow to the depth of about four or tfivo inches—atiil snowing lightly and tnercurv firm at IS* degree*. ' This to our first snow, and the coldept weather of the season. A mother never quite forgives her son for marrying until be becomes the father •f a baby that to named for tier.-Atchb son Globe. * mm /it'-*.' - -x-V - , ■ -A h. ' .