South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-01-23
SATURDAY., JANUARY %, 1886.
habit, and to inure US once moro to
the usage Of our former days.

habit, and to inure US once more to
the usage Of our former days.
COMPLIMENT TO THE LADIES.
Mr.. Wise of Virginia, in the course Of
his debate in Congress. on abolition Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia, re-
marked -
The gentleman from N. York (Mr.
GRANeER) said that his good petition
ers we're not Aboli.ionists. | think,
sir they are next OF kin to them. Ma
ny Of them are women. BY the BY,
sir, have ,oonisn, too, the right of pc
,itionf Are they citizens1 No one,
Mr.. Speaker, pays more cordial hon.
age to the fair sex than | do. Woman
in the parlor, woman in her proper
sphere, is the ornament and comfort Of
man bu. out the parlor--out Of her
sphere---if there is devil on earth,
when she is devil, woman is devil
incarnate! III were to paint the i'm
age ola demon, fiend riding on the
blast Of strife aud ruin, Kissing rage
and rapine and rape and murder on
cur lives and property and matrons
& maids of the South, ii. should be the
form of a ,ooman 10Th the hair of tie
FAIRIES! One good sanctifed Priest
can persuade all the women in the par
ish to be abolitionists and what sort
of a Government are we TO have if
women and priests are to influence our
Legislation The gentleman from
Massachusetts (Mr. ADAMs) told Is
that this is a religious qaestion. i
protest against religion having any
thing to do with the political and con-
stitu,ionaI questions Of this Govern
ment. Neither woman nor priests are
politicians excep. 10 the ia.rigues Of
court. This is a delicate political
question, and those only should deal
with it who have some common sense
as we'll as experiences as statesmen, and
who are honest patriots.
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The following is given in Philadel-9
phia paper, as part Of a speech recent
ly delivered by Mr.. Adams, in the House
of Representatives
81 was OF the Committee of Inves-
.igstion, said MIR. Adams and on our
arrival at Philadelphia, it was propos-
ed tina. the Bank OF the U. s. should
furnish US a list of all members Of
Congress, and public officers, who had
had loans or applied for discounts
This opposed with all my power, on
the grcuad that j. wds not our business
to pry into the affairs Of private gen
tlemen. A majority Of the Committee
me, and 1 was overruled.
Well, sir, The list vas furnished ; but
VIXEN we came to look atit, it was a
two edged sword /; it cut on the right
and on the left-on both sides of the
house, asd contained the names of
many members, and the names ofmen
high is office I! Well, sir, then the
Commiitee thought that it ought no.
TO be published, because it related ts
the private affairs Of privats gentle
men. But, sir, l then thought differ
ently, and advocated its publication
with as much zeal as l had opposed
the original propositioa-but l was o.
verruled. When we got back, sir, a
majority Of the Committee, made their
report, and l made mine for myself
and associate aud, TO that report,
attached the list Of members of Con
gress and gentlemen high IN Office who
owed the Bank, or had solicited loans.
Well, sir, that was a two edged sword;
it cut to the right aud the LEFT on both
sides Of the House and sir, ii was not
allowed to 60 before the country be-
cause il referred to the private affairs
Of private gentlemen
How TO HAVE MIrcE Pies AT ANY
the meat by boiling and
chopping, as for INN edIate use--mlx it
with suitable portion of suet, spice aud
salt-then put it in an earthen pot, pound
it down, and cover it with the bast OF
molasses, keep it where it will not freeze,
and it will be fit for use any time. My
wifs has adopted the above course for
four or five years. With perfect SUCCESS
so that we have had mnce pies made
from meat killed in December. as con.
slant in July following as in January
Maine Farmer.
Nav METHOD OF MAKING BRIcK.--Mr.
J. Wood Of Haverstraw, N. Y. has, as
we learn by the North River Times ln-
vented a new mode of making brick,
which is esteemed much superior to the
common kinds in use. Ii IS by mixing
Dulverised anthracite coal with the CLAW