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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
PAY UP.

rENfIE undersigned respectfully request all per
l. cons indebted 10 call at once and liqnidat,
The same, as they intend TO close up their bust
ness as speedily as possible. One of us can al
ways be found at the old stand.
PERRY 4 DARTHOLOW.
GlasroM January II. lklI
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09

FEATHERS.
WE will pay 40 cents per pound for all the
w good Feathers we can get.
dec22 SPOTSWCOD & KIRKBRIDE.
CLOVER SEED.
= BBLS CLOVER SEED for sale at the mar
dec22 SP6TSwooD & KIRkBRIpE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
INDIGO.

I 00 POUNDS INDIGO. warranted the
IVU best article. for sale low by
dec22 SPOTSWOOD < KIRKDRIDF.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-09
CIsTERNs. CisrERSs!

VtSE EHlNS. NESI ENsS!
1T AViNG permanently located myself in Gias.
IL cow, an prepared ct all times 70 build
Cisterns en- the most improved plan. All work
guaranteed. plaSterinG and Bricllaying in all its
various branches promptly executed.
Jani2 'J4-ly GEO. {. ROSE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
CASE OF MATT. n WARD

We conv from tie n. @. Delta the card
addressed 81 this gentlemen to the public
nress. making therequestthat he should not
IL condemned by tic pablie. after being ac-
Quilted 81 jury. before they get an aecu-
ate and reliable report ofthe whole evidence
Given At tie trial evidence which. he says
has been very inperfectly and loosely given
il the public papers;
d the Eaitors 81 he Upiisd states
asntleusn / felt less confidence u the
Justice and nagnanimity Of The American
neople. 1 would not nov intrude myself Up
81 vour notice NJ position i one which
NAV well Be considered peculiar Il Gle Uni
led States, where tie laws have hshert'
been respected, and where the verdict 9 =
Iiurg las been regarded s finalin 81 ersm'
Einalcas Acquitted, though ssillaee
Tree though still psrseeated, nus
.,,sal through tie columns of Gle Delta
s YOUR generosity, una beg suspsn slo'
s opinion mil the evidence e nay sass g
81 laid before yoa
can bIlme "a man ior leeling ssls.al
nsg;uaiees against be. 81 fot expressing s
la,.s.est condemnation s. thas ualoEsunasl
deed phiclsh been g darby g lngsn'
| aon.Is exspssted s. ny enemies 81
s. 80 aean but one side 81 81
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

o~our Circuit Court IS sill in sessions
the CrimenaI Docket was taken up on Mon
dad last. It is unusually large, there being
not less thaneight men 70 be tried for muraer,on
Monday tae negroes were tried for the nun
der Of Mr.. T. p. Pritchard, three men found
kuilty and one acquitted. They were prose-
cuted BY the District Att. Mr. Hemphill and
defended By Col. VIM, Pugh, g. 3. Wilkinson
1urrus and Dougbarty. On Tuesday the trial
ofDr. DC. Sharp for perjury, moved from
Holmes to this county. He was prosecuted
By the District Att. y alker Brook, and Ander.
son, and defended By Judge Fitch. III, y oos
and made in his own behalf and eloquent ant
able speech, up to the time Of going to tn
press the jury had not decided. On wednesday
the trial Of cannady Ford forsnnrder, be wa
acquitted. prosecuted by tho District Att. an
defended By Burrus and Doughafty, Gibbs an
8owman.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

Gov, Bigler has vetoed the bill for
consolidating into one, the several suits
brought against the railroad companies at
Pittsburgh for violating the small note law.
He contends that until that law is repealed,
there should beno special Legislation for the
benefit of the present defendants. .Ifthere
are mitigating circumstances in their case.
the courts and juries should take them intc
account.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
rIter ii one d our exchanges I'd

Auriter ID one of our exchanges rlaa-
enles tie idea IS importing eafnels me
America. he says : camel cannes carry
more than tuo hundred pounds that !
cannot march moro than two nalies 81 aes1i
s. sltsen 81 twenty miles day and laa'
:tc.root txave s. al when Gle gFoana !:
yet He Thinks common ox, l1alned 6
carry burdens would Be s much mere s.
lecsiye animal u Ibis country stsn tae es'lasa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
vrcKsBuRe, July 6, 1852

Daar Sir:-I have usedyour Southern An
$40 On NV ulantion with great success ior
saw s,s sraI wears not only when Cholera was per-
ealing Int IN bowel complaints generally az
tended with tormina gripping, etcs h travel
~ - NV nIantation on Deer Creek and baes'
! Rave found great re ieffrom The u'e oft MY
self ALWAYS keep It on hand and attribute
he success on my plantation 70 tne early oae
- : n affections OF the bowels Of ndulis OF in
eants. Tho Cholera has prevailed twl ~ ny
neigbborhood, that is year before last and agou.
one month ago; in aIlthe time have Only iosl
ono case and after the precaution Of using CTS
tern water. regard the timely use OF the South
ern Antidote as one great reason Of my sue
cess Yours very respectfully,
II. r.. WEST.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

won Tuesday and Wednesday nights
of last week. some persons destroyed about
$500 worth of liquor belonging to Mr.
Baron, of Peru. and about $500 worth be.
longing to Mr.. sisson. La Sale. The OF
lava Republican thinks the Indies Of thos,
places know something about the way il
which the liquor got out.-St Paul pio
seer, Muy 8
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

The fixtures haveing been completed, Bunker
Hill monument was lit for the first time with
gas, on the evening ofthe nth ult. There are
ten abat-wing burners" ard the pipe passes
up the well or inner circle, two hundred and
twenty feet.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
Mari. r. WAN.

Il i stated that the Russian American com
49, have 1t san Francisco million Of dollars
derived from sales Of merchandise sent there
from sitka. There being At present no sa'e
nav ,f sending the money to St, Petersburg
the company are obliged to allow i TO remain
= deposit in the United States.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

OF We shall be absent from home for three
months: The readers of the Wing will be
benefited by our Northern trip as well as our
self as a gentlemen of marked talent and
good taste has kindly nsented to fill our
place. We commend The pecuniary interest
of the wing organ to the people Of al parts Of
the county, and hope our friends will remem-
Der that though talent and industry can make
a newspaper interesting; nothing but the sin
ews of labor can make itgo on,We shall send
an incident of travels ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

The Hon. B 3. ". Allston Pee appr0 Pr
- S. tbe.sard dollars 70 establish an other
..bolarsl,iu il South Carolna College. There
.rs now three scholarships established-ths
Hamptop Gle Hutchison, and the Allston
uhIeh viii insure the edu alton tor all time g
.s,ae Young men every four years. This ex
.s,y,le y III sister State s worthy Of imitutioE
81 Ge0rgians
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

The shad fisherman on Long Island, N. Y,
have within the last fen days taken an immense
number of ..porgies." It is said SO many of
this kind of fish have not been taken for the
last forty years, and that they have probably
lost their way in the muddy water caused by
the freshets.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
Hinds @. MiI ,, June 3l. 80

T-1---7 va
Dr.. M. EMANUEL,
Dear Sir.-In reply to yours, lnquifihs W.
der date Of June 22nds sto what eilect ussu
your Southern Antidote for Cholera' Wlen thos
disease lstely prevailed on my Plantatlou on
TYoa- rrsek I take pleasure in assuring you
tbss + considerit incomparably superior to any
c,ber. on the breakingout Of holera, was
bnt scaatiIy supplied; and feel assured that
With an abundant supply and more confidence
n rs efficacy than then had, should nave
srrastsd several cases which afterwards Prov
fstsI have the more confidence in lts ylf-
tines az i used It in ny own case with tne
most mos satisfactory results II ny czPerienc
be worth anything to the public, ] most her.
;Iv recommend your Southern Antidote 70 tne
notice 10 al persons having property IN tae
V~ney' e. B. HARRISON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
EN6BEl SOUTHERN AhSibbit
u Rems5g ~ CAohfa Ckctra Mcftas, Ley
rlGa, 6Hmmsr ccaYlaiai Of csila,eHi
nd Dtsajsrg.
eddy "a EnAnUnt. ~ r..

Prepared By M EMANUEL, az p
Vickobuag, Miss
hryENTY0v BETTER THAN CURE
LITTLE consideration viii strongly IN
"a nrpss on the mind the truth q tnis we
s.vino. Il often happens, from eilgnt eau.s-
thst Arrangement Of the bowels y pfoQuSs1'
: L,ch r. NEGLECTED, may have Q serious enc.
@,boe,n IS stiIl lingering II the Valley q tne
p;ssssippi. wysteriously appearing on s.eenl-
1900 5lantatfons and 10 towns, continuing
the most fgiehtftll Tayagess ana tnen P~l5lns
900, IS raa1pear 1t some other place. Wneh
4 .s;acs ~ rapd progress II sur b that tne io-
81 few hours i often the loss O. W., y, 49,,
berless cases, By the time 9 physician. So
reaeh the patient, his skill viii pc unaKaillng
These consideration have induced me PiepllSs
&c ~ SOUTHERN ARTIpoTE % give y TINS PhD-
l;c;fv, Re Is well satisfied Of re elncacy
-oroedv aoaintt Choieras and the numerous al9
;rs,,enf;al testimonials which be has received
r-,. roraons or known respectiblitys WarIalt
80, y, yonouncino Il the most valuable meui-
49, c,re 81 Cholera DiatrhGa, Cholera
Srosbrs Disentarv, and summer complaint q
eb;ldren that has vet been presented % the
s,,lI;c n 4 not deemed necessary 20 Pupiish
more than the following testimonials. the null'
tar srd reanectbility Of the names being con-
sdered ample To satisfy aA that tne oe.nis I.
Antidotsis q triedremedy; ana mas plo.so. "
lsaIfeminently successful in the most Gan sfOu-
and vailed forms Of bowel affection cyninol
~ the Southern country, from Enolefa cow ",
II ne ordinary summer complaint Of cnlr
drpn
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

On the 9Th inst. woman named Y ara z :
lev, residing At Norrlssown Pa, killed her M
f.nt III weeks old, by cutting its head from
its body with arazor. The unfortunate ~ 4.
man i Il said. was incorporate, which brought
on temporary insanity,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

GE The Washington Union Of The Goth
says that if The rumors prove true that
Spain refuses satisfaction to this government
for the Black Warrior affair, it will adyo-
cate the immediate blockade Of all the ports
IN the island Of Cuba,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

Rz-It IS rumored that terrible expo,
sion occurred intle clover Hill Coal Fly.
i Chesterfield on May he 18th and sha'
ever % white men we're killed 20 par
iicularshave yetb received.
AZ Fillmore did not stop here. Is
reached Baltimore yestefaay'
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

RH Welearn from the Memphis APPEAL
that the body of a female has been found
in the Mississippi river, near Island 70,
some hundred or SO miles below that city.
From the description given, it is supposed
to be the body Of Miss Susan Bowen, the
young lady who disappeared mysteriously
from Memphis some three weeks since.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
vicksburg and Jackson r. J

Superintendents oMo1i 'V'J e
IT Emanuel: ,o !, have
Dear Sir;-It affords me pleasure 20 nes "
:, onnortupity Of giving you my testimony ln
favor r e your SOUTHERN ANrIDoTE for tae cure
e Cholera, Cholera Murbus, and Dlafr9ee..
have used t for two years past on ne 'eDo.sls
under NV charge with almost universal saccess
80 81 ail cases Of premoniiory symptoms ot
az Ihol u and Diarrhsa consider i certain
IN ,e' q tsken n time. MY confidence N e IN
1890 : r,n ~ keen constant supply n eecn
~ TIE depots and stations IN the k9 ,9..
would eafnestly recommend i to planters eno
others ss's III JOHN ii. cRUMP
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

Or We are indebted to Hon o. R. Sin
gletOn for yery interesting document, sObitu-
ary address of William R. King
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

The weather is still wet and rainy, our
planters are complaining good deal of grass
IN their crops,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

or See new advertisements in to days
paper,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
Yours very respectfully,
II. r. WEST.
fr TsdimOniaEin faUor Of iis Southern an

~ IeSttnlOnl0t.llt JutUI y '''1
tid0ts
The undersigned have been made acquai.l1-
"a either ~ personal experience or otherwise
Ian the virtues Of DR.. Emanuels SOUTHERN
h 4 nT,noTE. q d remedy for Cholera, Cholera
ATo-bns. Darrhuaa, and other bowel affections
nd nd 81, recommend it as valuable
plantation, aud family medicine. worthy q
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

John Munday, q Greene Gun.
1. - shot Is slatagdsxille let lnpIsoa5.
IS M Powell The Chafl0ssesvill rs
vocate says 10,
Mundag was waking II BIZ porch wnsA
powsll advanced without warning, drew
pissoI from lis pocket y reduPOn hOnosy'
Tbe ban TOOK effect somewhere Il sne III
oion Il lis heart, end no hopes q nls Is
eovery were entertained, Powell nas n0'
besn arrested, Is be has fed the county.
me difaeulty grew out Of some law Sui
bet ween lhe parties
i ). ~
Young artist IN st. Louis, named LaialOW
All . b 81 accomplished scene painter, ano
ne reputsd husband Of Sallie 81 Clair, 2 oeau
.,fnl English actress, now residing ana perform
;no i 81. Louis, took ride . ~ days ago u Y
Ito tie country, from that city, incompany VIZ
another man, and on'the next day was iOun
dead il the woods, with bullet. His comPan
ian has not since been seen.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

Many men q many Minds many Pig. s
many kinds,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
VIfrnIn TObncOc

- BOXES / 10. BOZ and l0oz plugs oos 8
SIer. KATY Darling, NeWmans Doegs'ss =,
Cnsraeoa brands. Persons wishing 20 PulSna IN
will find Il greatly to their advantage nc ~ 49,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02
NOTICE..

no PTANIENkS q WUWN
EBS.
wMT q will par the highest a
w cash price for dry and salt.
81 the Hides IN large Of small Il A
Quantities Also for washed Or ..--
!, nWashed wool, on application ct the agcuon
room Of iune2tf. a. ?. WOLF 9 "
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

aTHosn rVENIKe BELLS lRosk $ 800
Bsrns One Of the ann,,gances that nesn 3
heir ION the lower paTt q Jefferson sslsss'
Is the irterminable ringing of the oea g slas
Methodist Church. BE dassles seem g .s'l-
;ov the sport amazingly hnt & = dfeaalol s.
tbe nsiabbors Who i've around ths Church
We have complained Of the nuisance Eng W.
oFaysIy told 81 very polite and interesting
gentleman, who seems e consider nl'slss1
authorized that tks Church sgas mere 1917 S
mere. We hope our nelghooFs WI he'sss !
Ethe bell rings three times ne11 s'8s1'AA s.
did for or benefit last ana nola ~ ssess.
and other Strikes responsible s tney a5s 49,.
cd seriously speaizing e there ao Wy s's''
INC s. money 70 abate the nalsafe'
IS, esss Ws. Hke Niehel6s have adVanee
nnon the Danube and sKe refreshing g g
can 10 LONGER maintain cnk position
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-02

49, rbe liver str rising at l1is
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02
The Aus,a,ze Repub,,can Again.

Our compliments TO the Editor of the
Auglsize Republican, and we are much
edited by his intelligent criticism on our
style, we learn as newa that We were
nearly defeated last fall on account Of our
"tendency to abolilionism," especially as
we did moi lose vote OH that ground, OF
on account of eny hostility we have TO
slavery extension, and had majority, 'he
largest hitherto given in our Districtof
$50 in our county, and 6SS majority in
all in the entire District over our oppo
nent, being nearly three times his whtl4
vote, more especially too, as our only op.
position were Free Soilers, not one Of
whom voted sor US. We can further as
sure The Editor that there are no divis.
ions among The Democracy Of Putnam,
and that we fully appreciate the intend.
ed delicacy of the allusion TO the sold
stock" of which we are ga faithful scion."
We perceive that he is in exacies, that
the Nebraska Bill is probably now "lhe
law" as in their judgment this settles as
a "6nality" the correctness Of their posi-.
tion. Wa did not presume that he would
be likely TO discover higher ties, for the
Justice of law than that il had found its
way on The Statute Book, but we really
cannot defer TO tha, species of logic, as
doubtless he thinks we ought. As 10
lis inability TO know hat we
meant by "ihe tendencies Of the times"
excep, "tendency to abolilionism," that
is simply because some men with one
idea, OF hal: one, can only soc one
thing al time, and that moi very we'll,
There our style is defective probably in
not furnishing comprehension 10 certain
beasts Once for all, however, we assure
him sgain that epilheis and opprobrious
names though he may hnd giant" au'
thouty for using them-,-are not the kind
Of Ieasoing the ''lendency Of the times"
demand. lie may affect TO misunder-
stand this, and lbirk that all is necessa>
ry TO the discussion Of a,measure regard
ing Slavery is TO call the dissenting par>
ty ''aboliiionist," or "agitaior," or some-
thing else that may be unpopular, wilh-
out proof Of what is asserted; but the Ed
aor who indulges in such brief found con-
clusions will soon learn that he mistakes
their vocation. eaa s78 o-s gsai
Iflhe gentleman who conducts the Re-
publican is as ignorant Of what is public
opinion near home as bis misstatemenl Of
facts show him 10 be relative 10 matters
here, il is not of much consequence what
position he assumes. Aud this is, we
have no doubt, The case.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02
The Nehrasl1n RlII

As il passed the Senate, excepting
the Clayton amendment, has pas
sed the House, and ere this is Law.
II gives no popular couirol TO the People
ofthe Tenitories--it admits no principle
of Liberty moi recognized by colonial
government, in monarchies II is cheat,
a fraud, a violation Of faith, and that for
Slavery. Can we say worse? And in
the 10Th century, with the Declaration Of
Independence, and its broad recognition
Of Human Rights for our national rrin~
ciplc, il is passed with tho deiermina>
lion, SO far as mere government can do
80, TO extend and enlarge Slavery. Well
il is rather piiiiul tesult fol the mag
unanimous sacrifices Of the Republican
Fathers. And is this all the greet res
suits which Democratic Institutions bring
10 mankind? Is tlas all we have 10 hope
for? We know not. Time alone can
tell, and public indifference gives little
hope for more. Let us be content. Re-
sistance, agiiation, will do no good. The
present age will last our tire. Let the
future take care Of itself. Shall we dis,
quiet ourselves for other ages or 10 pre-
serve unsulied a glorious patrimony!-
No rather lei us look to party gains,ant
the acquisition of the Almighty Dollar
No sacrifices are imperative and WHY
should they be made?
But the Nebraska Bill is Law. o
course il is right, and our generation If i
is wrong will not suffer. LIE. that con
sole us, l ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

THE NEBRASKA BILL IN OHio.--On
the last day of the late session Of the
Ohio Legislature, resolution wos mo-
we'd in the House, thalsthe Nebraka Ter.
ilorial bill of JudgeDouglass is wrong in
principle, dangerous 10 liberty, and con-
trary 10 the sense of this Houso'n The
resolution was promptly tabled by vote
Of 80 1923. The onii-Nebraskailcs made
but llIle out Of that operation. Detroit
Free Press. l4
The anil Nebraska resolution alluded
to was tabled, no, because the majority
we're in favor of The Nebraska bill, but
because it consumed time, which time
was needed TO finish up the business Of
the session. 1t was offered by Free
Soiler, and contained matter that Demo
Gratis conld not subscribe 10.
In the Senate, set of resolutions Of
fered about the same time by Wing,
met lbe same fate. Every antisNebras,
ka Democrat voted to lay them on the
table, as did every Nebraska Democrat.
No vote was taken in either branch by
which the strength Of the PARTIES could
be tested, but from the fac, that the war
NEST friends OF the Nebraska bill denied
The right Of instruction and protested a.
galust its exercise, The presumption is
a fair one, that they were afraid Of its
exercise in the case. eb ,5
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

Hollo,oays's Ointment and Pills, hare eu' ed
an liberated Leg, and Prevented .Amputation
The wife of Mr.. P. Baylis, of 8, Court, 7
House, Cheapsidc, Birming gham, suffered for
more than eight years. from dreadfuliy ul-
cerated limb, during great portion Of that
time, she was under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampututlon must ultimately take place
as it was impossible to heal the wound. =
However, under the advice of her friends,
she tried Holloway's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflict.
ed, to use them, after this proof Of their ef-
iicacy in one of the worst cases.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

A treaty between Turkey, France, and
England, was signed March 18th, by
whichthe allies pledge the independence
and integrity Of the Sultan's dnminions,
aud agree 10 eyacuate The Turkish ter.
ritories after the war; and the Sultan a.
grees moi 10 conclude peace without,
their consent, and guarantees TO all his
subjects, ,Dithout distinction Of creed, per,
feet equality in ld,D. IHa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-02

DoN'T BE IN A IIuRRY -Ll's no sort of
iuse. We never knew fellow who was
always in hurry that wasn't behind
hand. They are proverblal oil over the
world for bringing nothing at all to pass.
Hurry, hurry, skurry, buster, spluner-
what does it all amount lo? Not straw.
If you want to accomplish anything as it
should be accomplished, do thing as il
should be done, you must 60 abou, il
coolly, moderately, firmly. faithfully,
heartily. Hurying, freting, fumiag.
spluttering, will do no sood-not the
least, Are greet works or great men
made in hurry? MOI at all. They are
the product Of time, patience the re-
suit Of slow, solid development. Mo-
thing Of moment is made in hurry
Nothing can be, nothing oueh! TO be.
II is contrary 10 nature, reason. reyela-
lion, right, justice, philosophy, common
sense. Your man Of hurry is no sort Of
character, or rather very shiflless one.
Always in confusion, loose at every
point, unhinged and unjoined, blowing
and putting here and there; racing, ran
ling, staring, but all ending in smoke.