The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-15
NIisrettaueons.
BIZ KIND no .rHE ON.

tuuHi VI iic3 ior tilOu klOWCSt HOl Wilat
suilerings thcy may have endured, how
much it may still be their portion to bear.
Are they querulous and unreasonable? ul-
low not thine anger 10 kindle against
them; rebuke them not, for doubtless,
many and severe have been the crosses
and trials Of earlier years, and pcrchancc
dispositions in the "springtime of ifc,';
were more gentle and flexible than thine
own. DO they require aid Of thce2 then
render it checrfully, and forget not that
the time may come, when thou mayest de-
sire the same assistance from others, that
now thou renderest unto them.
The WlFE.---lt is astonishing to see
now well man may live on small in
come, who has handy and Industrious
wife, Some men live and make far
better appearance on six or eight dollars
week than others do OH fifteen or eighteen
dollars. The mani does his par. well; but
the wife is good for nothing. She will
even upbruid her husband for not living
in us good style rs her ncigbbor; while
the fault is entirely her own.---flis neigh
Dor has neat, capable and Industrious
wife, and that makes tho difference. His
wife, on the olhcr hand, is whirlpool into
which great many silver cups might be
thrown, and tho appearance ofth wafer
would remain unchanged. No Nicholus
the driver is there to restore the wasted
treasure. It is only an insul, for such n
woman to talk to her husband about her
love and devotion.
No LAND LIKE AMERlcA.---T Hon.
Mr.. Winthrop, of Boston, who has rcccn-
tly returned from Europe, addressing Il
political meeting in Fuucuil Hall, last
week, said:
ole had recently returned from other
and distant lands. lie had stool in the
halls Of world-widc-rcn he had stood
in the hall where Chatham fell dcnd while
vindicatng, in burning words Of clo-
qucncc, the cause Of the American colon
les and of American freedom. Ic had
been at Runmymcdc, where the bold bar
ons wrung from King John tho Magma
Charta.-lhc con>t tu ion of England. lie
had stood OH the field Of Rannockburn,
where the Bruce won the liberty of Scot
land; and on tho 4th of July last, amid
the wild hills and mountains Of Swizer-
land---thc land Of Tcll---hc had in COM
pany with companion and coun,rvman,
toustcd once again his native and beloved
land. But, amid all his wanderings, he
had seen no land like his own land---no
hall like Fancui Hall---no plains like
those Of Lcxington-.-and no rock like that
Of Plymouth
AMERICAN HuRRy.-A writer thus dis
courses very scnShlv, and to the point;
"look III the thratrcs--tlc people come
rushing in the middle of piece; and be.
fore the curtain begins to fall, or the tag
To be spoken, or the moral explained, up
starts Il hundred people in tremendous
hurry TO get out, us if their lives depend
cd Oh being somewhere else in two min.
u,cs and half. low many fine effects
in pay--how many chcT T~urrrs
in II concert have We seen utterly destroy
eddy this ill-nanncrcd and inlcccn, haste.
Gross ferry, and long before the boa,
arrives, Two thirds of the passengers are
crowded at the head Of the boat, ready TO
jump ashore, rislsng life and limb to save
ten seconds Of ,imc---a child is knocked
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