Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-04-24

never run out Oh slgnt OF HE hend nurse
md can be brought back by a check OF
he apron string. While they live, they
merely walk in go.car's, when they die
hey are merely wrappedup and put down
O bed.
SPAN.-Maria Isabella Louisa, born
10 1880. The youngest of sovereigns,
hough by no means The most childish f
Tier mother manages the state for her.
Gen. Espartero manages the state for he'
mother, the city of Madrid manages the
state for Gen Esparero, the mob manages
The state for the city Madrid, and the
mob itself is managed by the beggars, thu
thieves and the soldiers. The civil war
has died out for want Of material, and
Spain is now amusing itself with shooting
|p. isoners,
Maria de Gloria. born i'll
1879. Sovereign Of an "intependenl"
country, which England alone saves fromI
lbeiog swallowed up BY Spain, ruling by
an inperishnbIe constitution, which has
been changed three times since her acces-
sion in 1925, and sitting on The throne d
] IN "enlighiened, free and tranquiized"
nation; themselves ruled by the priest, the
police and the mob Of Lisbon.
SWEDEN AND Norway. Charles John
he fourteenth, born in 1864; Bernadoue;
singular instance Of fortune, seconded
y conduct, a Frenchman, entering the
\ service as common marine; then rising
I ,hove the man who placed hun there, hul
teepng the throne when Napeloan had
i ost it. He now lives the solitary survi
I yor of the Napolean moDarcties; a bold /,
,gorous and honest man, brave soldier,
successful general and in a country OF
q .trangers, secure king.
TURgEY.-Abdnl Mehed the UnfoTtu-
ale Ire son Of Mahmoud the Unldcky.
,orn in 1923. He has come to the throne
3 man might come TO the dinner, Will!
party OF wild beasts around the table
q L is not likely that he can much enjoy
: lis meal. Al the sovcreignties OF Eu.
q ope are open.mouthed around HIM, and
,e is spared from hour 10 hour only by lho
how oil their tusks.. at each other. But the
4 irst bite is the signal for universal battle
nd which gorges, Turkey must finish th'
n zeal.
HOLLAND William the First, horn 10
Il IT'S. The first hing Of the Netherlands
kingdom cut from France by the scis-
ors Of the congress of Vienna, and Gu, IL
wo by the haichets Of the mob of Brussels
prince bare. headed, hard working, anc
lardIy used. To solace the cares Of
overeignly 10 the foggiest land Of The
q universe, he lately fell in love. But thu
4 Duke dreaded the expense ola royal mar
age; the Prince OF Orange dreaded .
,,ep.mo,her; and the old women of tn
s. :ourt rival. What King could prevail
,gainst the union Of forces? William the
81 Fret, with broken heart and helpless
8 ceplre, had the sole alternative OF marry
ng or re:ignirg. As Mark Antony OF
evenly, he has resigned.
81 THE FATAL SHINE OF THE TON OF Sill
E EZRA true story Of moneyed uilIoiny.-
But lit le more than a year ago, larg'
noneyed institution 10 one Of the ccntra
tiles of the United States, impressed
with gratitude towards an eminent fnon
Ter, for the inesimatle discovery made
" him, that paper is always better :hal
silver and gold, voted him an amount o.
silver plate, which weighed ton. II was
a fact, ton Of wrough silver. IL mOd'
10 d,lereLce where the silver came from
whether it was coined from the pittance'
&c widows and orphans; whether il were
he rank rewards and spells OF vilIany, o.
\ the humble gains Of daily and honest IN
'usitry. Il was silver--and in place o
hat ton OF silver distracted from th'
vaults Of the bank, there were left i'm
nense piles Of printed, pictured pape
eotes, which did not represent silver o
value, but only debt, and on each pic,ure'
,mbIem OF that Indebtedness, proud.
leered figured palace, complete in il
marble proportions-th home OF the i'm
Mortal credit system, aud the throne q
he money aulocral forever.
The scene COW changes TO the prlva'
nausion Of SHE great tinancier," IN on
# whose lofty rooms shone the ton OF sIl
oer The faancer had son who ha
sought and won the affections Of one OF IN
most beautiful and accomplished daugh
/ hers Of his native state and city, and sh
too, was the grand child Of one Oft the gen
M.ras Of the revolution 'oi the illus
rious veterans who fought side by ed
with Washington, and who, nj his dealt
nad his honored name given TO one OF N
hi .onnties of the great state that shall pre-