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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-29
Railroad Arrangements for the Indiana State
Fair


Railroad arrangements for the Indiana Stat
Fair.
The following rates and regulations, will
respect TO carrying freight and visitors to ant
from the State Fair, have been agreed to by tn.
proper officers of the several roads mentioned
The fair will be held at indianapolis, durin,
she third week of October. Days Of entries
Monday and Tuesday, Oct 10Th and 10th
Days of Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday-17th, 18th and 10Th.
/ The Jeacrsonyille Railroad viii carry mas
ieengers to and from the Fair at HALF rRIce-
paying full price going and returning fre6. Ar
ticles oftreght will be carried Cat the owners
risk, except from injuries by the careessness
of the Company,) paying full freight going, and
returning free OF charge, on the presentation o.
the certificate OF the Secretary of the State
Board OF agriculture, that such articles or stock
have been on exhibition at the Fair
The indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail Road.
Indiana Central Railroad, ton special trains. !
indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Cleveland Rail
road, Madison, indianapolis and Peru Railroad
and the Peru and indianapolis Railroad. will
carry visitors to the State Fair. during the
week Of the Exhibition, at HALF PRICE. Tick
cts to be purchased at the several Stations
And, on all Animals and Articles intended for
Exhibition, they will charge full freight, pre-
tpa5d. But in cases where such Animals or
Articles have not changed hands, such freight
will be returned to the payer on presentation
| of the original receipted bill Of Freight en-
dorsed by the Secretary Of the State Board Of
| Agriculture and the Animals or Articles will
be carried ON their return free of charge.
Freight at the owners risk in transportation,
except FROM Injuries arising from. insecurity Of
roads or means of transportation. Otherwise
full freight will be charged.
| The lafayette and indianapolis Railroad III
charge half first class fare, for Passengers pur-
chasing State Fair tickets on the day the Fair
] Fair commences, during its continuance. and
the day after it closes. For III animals and
articles intended for exhibition half the usual
rate.s viii be charged each way; making no
discrimi nation between those who sell ard
those Who take back their Stock or Imple-
ments.
The Terre Hau,e Railroad will convey Wis
itors to and from thl State Fair, during the
week Of the Exhibition, a. half the usual rates.
"Also, Stock and Freight at half the usual
rates, except such articles as are sold, IN which
case such articles viii be charged inil rates;
that is, Train will run and carry Feeight to
its capacity, If required, one day only each
way to and from the Fair, and four or five cars
in the regular Freight Train, wall carry stock
and implements also, if desired
The rates Of the Evansville and Crawfords-
Vile Railroad and those of the New Albany
& Salem Railroad, have not been definitely as
certained. Their terms will no doubt be as
liberal as those Of the other roads.
JOHN B. DILLON,
| Sec. Ind. S. b. Ayr.
indianapolis Sent "a, 1856.
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squatter Fight in Nebraska.

We fird the following account ola fatal en-
counter in Washington &C.. Nebraska, between
two companies of hostile squatters, in the St.
Louis Republican of the oath inst.
The Territory of Nebraska Is not without its
trep9,ie. growing aht Of tic first settlement Of
lands by citizens who have gone thither. Very
recently serious affair occurred at the house
Of Charles D. Davis, in Washington county, of
which an eye witness gives this account.
4 party of men, led on By man named
Ifoss, stopped at Daylss house. asked for the
7aster, and he presented himself Darts was
asked ifhe knew that he was a trespasser on
that land lie replied that lie did not. He
was then ted that the claim belonged to them.
and that he must leave. Davis told the41
that lfhe was on their claim there vas RENE
dy at civil law and he would submit TO thai
The opposing party said they would not resort
to the law, and Davis said he would not submit
to q mob. One Of the p1Sse then cooked his
gun, but Mr. Martin told him net to shoot
the matter could be settled without bloodshed
The leader answered its too late now ard i'm
mediately gays orders to Ere and burn the
house. Two shots were then fired, which
were r6 turned from the house and then there
was a general yolley from both sides. VERY
soon Goss said he was mertally wounded, and
Davis exclaimed you are numbering my tanli
ly. The balls were Hhist!ing IN every direc;
lien .snd the party outside broke ard run, ant
the firing ceasrA Three n7en soon !etuFned
and CARVED 8 an The dad hcdXof t'oss. There
Mere clefenor tTel1e men inside, OF the hous'
and thirty 10 thirty-fiye Of the assailantss 81
persons We're injured inside Of the house.
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RIVER ITEMS.

!, - The Rainbow will DC ,e...ssnd after briei
ing setrfendcrson, will be ready for Louisville.
BE ready for her. We are sorry that for fear
IF hurting the political feelings of dirty Sag
NIGHTS, Capt. II. should have seen fit to take
down even single banner with the Stars ar
st ipes thereon. Things have come to a pref
ty pass if the Stars and Stripes cannot be car
ried on a steamboat without calling forth the
indignation ofscoundrels who are unworthy of
living where the flag of our country is honored.
These banners were not carried for political
motives, but because the Rainbow isa Banner
boat" As Capt. II. has taken down the Amer
lean flag to keep from offending the Sag NIGHTS,
we shall demand of him in respect to our
feelings, that he carry on his boat no Irish
whisky or Dutch cheese Look out for the
Rainbow
- Tie steamer j. s. Chenoweth, which
has been lying opposite New Orleans a long
time in the hands of the Sheriff, was sunk
there short time ago, by the river falling, and
permitting her to list. The water run in her
open seams The steamer Alada was also in
similar position, but fortunately was saved.
The Compromise Also listed but did not sink
80 Is tie steamboat S. +. j. Trabue was
leaving tie wharf at New Orleans on the 10Th,
she fired gun, the wadding Of which struck
and badly wounded two men on the wharf
One of them, Denis Dugan, was struck on the
side of the face and. had his eye torn out The
other was only slightly injured.
- The Fashion will leave Louisville next
Thursday. for st. Louis, and will thereafter ran
regularly in that packet trade. We shall be
glad to see her out once more. Capt. Read,
her old commancer will be on deck, and Mr.
j. w. Clark clerk. The Fashion will take the
Northerner's place, while the latter boat will
90 IN the dock at Smitiilland for general
overwhelming.
- The magnificent Eclipse Is now At
cairo undergoing thorough repairs, so as t. be
able to take her place in the Louisville and
New Orleans trade by the lstof October, Capt.
Sturgeon and Mr. O. l.. Smith, will be onher
this year, with Mr.. fSrscc formerly Of the
Empress, and Theodore Judge, lately of the
David White, as assistant clerks--a first rate
crew.
- The big steamer Peter Tellsn arrived
here last evening at dark, having left New Or.
leans the Saturday evening previous. She was
the only late arrival from that city. She put
off good deal of freight here. We thank
Mr. R. Baldwin, clerk, for papers. There. was
no sickness reported on board.
- The fast and excellent packet VIM.
Garvin, will be down to morrow, ard return TO
Louisville or start on her return the same day.
She is a first rate boat, with excellent accom-
modations in every particular.
- The Ben Coursin arrived here yesterday
morning early from Cincinnati, and put out
good deal freight She was bound for Nash
vile. Westbahk her officers for Louisville
papers.
The steamer S. F. J. Trabue was. here
ir'tJA 1ew Orleans yesterday evening after
dark
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OF Fires were very popular yesterday
morning. They proved very comfortable
auxiliary to indoor happiness. The nights are
admirably adapted to sleeping.
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NEw Yeak, Sept &c.

NEW YeaK, Sept &c
4 careful reading Of the Washington and
Americas accounts fail to confirm the first re-
ports of thirty thousand slain, and they arc no
toubt grossly exaggerated.
TheRnssians arc firmly concentrated at the
North; they will henceforth command unity
of movement ard action. This position IS r.
garded IS formidable Brztlilg in1a,neT4t!2
guns wldch compact army viii be aqle to
defend
The same papers applaud Gortschikof's
movement, and says that thereby useless eff
fusion Of blood was prevented to the Russians
All speculations as to the future are ina ginary
The allied commanders telegraphed that it
was not expedient to enter'the harbor of Sc
bastopol until Fort Constantine was silenced.
Gortschikoff is determined to hold the
North until the last extremity.
The London Post and Times say the Eng
lisb loss at Reda1i is 500 killed and 500 wound
ed including 40 officers. The Mometeur
computes the nnirber killed g,0Qo, including
T7.,t! ior officer
'e1- ~. 4i,af al France
The latest rulnored intciIiig4esnRegl slll..e
600 allies embarked at Balaklava for North
Sebastopol, and that the Russians were re-
treating towards PerekoR
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QUEEN clrE scsEa yonK.s

W d. 10 u I g Z
No Columbia Bet Main aad H91aut Cincinnati o.
60 I nov saetuTing Railroad
Depot. Has. Stsek Coal, Floor and
81 Platform Scales rf ~ sises: also Drug
III gist and Bank Seafez. tUass and iron
IA beams. Counter Scales. 81. &c.. which
tfN Of 81 peri0r workman hi md
A. material I would eSil particular at
essFsssEsss tentisn ny iron Lever Hay and
Scales. Al communications pr mP,ly
ate nded to asl5-tf
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DR.. W. 7. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS
s Otto and 90 Frequently the raetee Of individuals
o. gnrpoFshs to come rom Persess whs have
are merely re imagnason Of ne brain Of the compoundsr
The DO not claim fer the PHI. nov tho
public, miraculous and wondera curesin diseases which
the diseases 'ntonsd IN the caption OF this
a Tss ana speedy gsmd 70 S ia si s:
would refer % persons IA thus community ~ho after trying
found reIisl rom the use Of thsse Pills
are made ana put up BY the ubeTb. an are
entirely Of costly and pure drugs re such
h as 2 @S a iii asa ss Ss S' S
days thereby aing he patient to attend 70 his daily
Read ths folo wing certificates and you owl
application to the subscribers:
This sTties that my son was ken very sieE with chill
orsa zss na happy M Sat b sG ~
feeted speedy and permanent cure. JJAN Ii. MeFAR.
certify that had ohs and fever and Induced
the reputation that Dr. ovens pills had curing chile
ted Pills ha not used the whole tox before entirely
vel aaa bs.ess shn = Be ne bessfl nov oferedto the
W rrrox-n owE ss Ky May II: isss.
years been severely afflicted with Chis ana Fever and md
nothing that would afford me any relief opiv for lew
da5 was Induced to try GONE Of Dr. r.
0en's ChAtPilis. which did my great joy.
ua1g Tx. fluud that tree from
would Say 70 all who have chis Feve- lose not
50 inmedatelYto DR.. w, CDmrton
with Cls again. CHAs- b. GRIsT.
Boz HAaBoR. Ky. April II. 1855.
Ihsis to eer = that bal Ghs aud + YER in ny taniiy
csA medoRs hat were TO s had Il re II srai-
family with exception On Oldest there
81 would m9kee permanent until Icame
Dr. ovens Ch rus ans can safely to every body
WI. o. JACKSON.
owESsBeRo Ey. Feb. %. 1858.
DR. W. T. oweS-Dear Sir: have been afir ed with
edes. induced ysur Ague Pills
have cured re sound and we and believe them 70 b. the
above gentleman for six years aud eert-
J. PLUNKETT. River Trader,
LEwIsPoRT. Ky. jan 2 1885,.
and tried various remedies without Afn
box of Dr.. Ovens Chill Pills. they have entrely curss
TH0S5 z. TAYLOR.
owFssBoRo April To- 1883
certify baa ehiIis applied to aoes
which did break the chill give any relie
then sdved to Dr. OWENS Chill Pills did they
stopped the chls. snd am rerecty rell7hey also
distressing pain SIDE which
fearful w91ld est in something serieus Persons sGcted
with ehilis wouid do we'll to use shegp hey sss eeTsa
81 These Pissre warranted in every
where the directions Ere f3llowed
va -'' '4'' J " coMPToN. Druggist.
OwenshurR.
Also by WooLSEY & SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail gents.
sept inv Evansville. Lid.
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EDUCATION, &C.
PRTNCETn ! FENI ~ fiItin 81 .tinnl.

PRrNCETO y FEAIALE HIGH SCHOOL
vi first annual session Of this Institution viii
ed on Monday, the Sd of september 1855. convent
ee building viii be erected daring the
Ell to accommodates pupils after the session opens It
VIII be lifted and STYLE and supplied
With good set of plosoT heal and chemical apparatus
Freparatory Department will be eonne5ted with the school,
though in hsA boys under twelve
years OF Will be admitted
The Principal has made fth good families
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS PER sEssloS OF saosTHs:
Boarding. Lights and Fucl.... ... $50 90
Tuition, Senior lsss...... -. ,...... 20 90
- Junior Ciass..... l6 90
Preparatory, Second Clszs..... 10 90
First Glass. so
Music with Of Piano .....,.. 20 90
Painting and Drawing .....,..
Emhresder s 90
ha3 srn Languages. -. ....--... 10 O9
te'-' strictly in adTnee. exeeVs = special arrange
Pripeip4l HENRY 7. MoRroN
AssittGa.s Mrs. y. ". PANFov
Mrs II. Il MORTON. iva
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ora German lad employed by Mr.. Preston
= take care Of his horse, night before last met
Mn disagreeabIe accident He got the hal
Ter wrapped around one finger, and the horse
giving sudden jerk back, took the flesh from
the end of the finger leaving the broken bone
sptirelS exposed DR.. Bray put him under
tbs inauelce .ofclloroform, md aniputated the
finger al the first joint very neatly and speed
lily.
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DANIEL ouLsE -34h->Al si--soS
AUCTION EsoUTsSs
Ole Court ionse Corner Main Third imme
diacely opposite he Washington Rctei.
4 = AFiNG leased for years and fitted
= . above Ten known etand pre- pareJf
fosse see0n priFats sale. all binds Of goods.
rerclai-s household tarRiEure horses, ing
Eius eEE-
{. 81 asrHHe% L. tonsi raents when required
6esil fzSss syeEy TUESDAY. Thursday aud Saturdnys
eozaless At sel9ek a. Il, Also Tuesday. Wednesday
eae ~ rs nigh Is. - early gas t1Et--
sales Of zeal estate promptly attended
VI p, rezs3s ss-siying. ed have baud large
--&Esl G.
49, ,t7ffblsrer hacRFt
back enc, French. Jenny Line and 5uste w6cH So
charsE heQsny and od ses Chairs: EIia5
chajcs Arg seAt rock re- sofa saetsblcs een ire
card. tna .eakfast tah+a> gp aud wash stands,
lounSeH nt ne common rrtssest hedsCeaGs.
trasses. TIA etc Witch VI VIII cell AZ Gin 10
oinGati prices.
We have also band crest variety Ofuotons jevc.Y
Ffons aceOrdeons pocket cutlery. Eftu2 pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices cash.
wholesale or retail. H0OLSEX 4 NELSON.
my9
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an. =. u. lFELLEEs

OF HtiADEAPHtA,
ENTHO graduated in Gnd France, and give
@E best testimonials Prsfssors IN the United
citizens Evaust illr
LAINIS
D invites those peTsgna afflicted with disease
cal aus hiin Aashody tro led with Crurc diseases.
Saa a 4nhauation OF ehe Kidney Uretbr lnaaGEnetorg
sui DISEASES OF the Bladder aid Syphilis VIII ts
ofhgs Sycamore ThiSas5s. Once Aours from
I A u. till evening.
REFERENCES.
ThOs. Mutter PROT. of Sursery;
Sam'l jackson. Prof Of Theory Practice;
o. d. Meigs. Prof. Of Midwiferyi
c. r. Gilman Prof of Hi6wiferv;
Jos. N. Smith, Prot of Theory and Practice;
II. d. balkly. ii. D.
Nav YoRK HosPITAL.
Mason F. oogsweli, ". D. Prof Maeris Iedis. Albany
- u aztlI-tf
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9}tlps by Celegrapb.
Further by the America.

RFpoRrED EXPRESSLY ron THE JOURNAL
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9otal department.

or We would remind our readers of the
auction sale this evening, at tho Crescent CRY
Hall, of Oil Paintings and Mirrors. of course
everybody will go and get a painting or mir
ror, and such an opportunity to buy at your
.olea prices may not occur soon again. Seats
will be arrrngcd for the accommodation of the
ladies, and We trust the Hall viii be filed to
ovesflowing. :
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prANO FnR sATE.

- 4 first rat second hand piano. 10
-. Plete order aud ,rraRfet - lie first
Il q r rs sament Is o eFsa FOR sa ehear II sP-
at Mr. Helm store. Mai. between FIRST
Gumhert Gottlieh's Clothns
stors. agl6-2w
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FOR SALE.

TIE tittie steamer GA ZELLE. as ahe nov lies
fs9 Rnear ths Dry Dock Fulton. Fer particulars y
<asass szxsA WEST & DUPONT.
Nc. IS Pika StTsst, Cincinnati
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-.aAYE Yorn.-at.l. e ANn MONEY 400

i
you Ladies' Misses Chdren IS shoes. go Ell
low Second He IN receipt of hne assortment and
keeps the and sells them at the low
ss Call and charge for she wing tn ePI4t
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
- 81 - -.
TI Eun 3ersfg,ed having been ap- -
Ill., p pointed Are.t the above Cempa- ffAs p
~ in this city would inform sh p
fers. merchants and the phbiic y
generally thstW r. Leech. George harris ard George
Black. lateoI ID Leeeh Co. and Thomas S. Clarke
CLARK Ihaw.' under the ArLG %
LEIGH & Co..
~ appointment special CONSUMES nd Fhiupirg agents.
he Penn ylFesA p rpad Company. They have estab
Ished sGs-ageats 81 lie principal shipping points
aand aud refsFet % reoetrt threu from New
York Bcstor p ;ffgl i1-en5 Baltimore ali
cities e ana al ei-Jes TIA
s;Iau.,c wayot renuss lvani, leAilro.i
Je rarsacis heir Sh1fe atte8ton f0rwardia-.
Rv4 os Tor shipping from and e. the without
E essa arayaze at their: Frges by arrange-
she Of drayage they
be able tog'ves t.islaetiOn-
shipments rdnee rnsaeto siT gent viii be forward
ssfrl4.z.5f "a .f.a i9r commissions
Form 10 iaa.iot, apply atitneir affeez;
nerat. iiFsr-y street. PittsburE-
d. No. south 18Th cersc s hiiadelphiAi
10 North street, BaltimOre;
t3 &, s s:s Nt 5ii street. New York
orto JOHN s. NITCHBLL.
epf3 Bna Waterst.. Eyansyille Ind.
81 CASES Umbrellas. received and fal sale BY
Sf sep6 If J. Fl. MAGHEE i co.
rT'AR.-sob Is large size " ilmingtQn for sale BY
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certify that had chls and fever, and Induced
the reputation that Dr. pills ns ehiils and
fever purchase box of Dr. W Owens siiy eeehra-
ted Pills. hai used the whole before
we'll and believe the be the hestfl
Paslie or tie cure of AEue and Fever. C. AYES
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aExOOsIS

aROOaIS
%sO Oo1 EieeEns ias.s:s aaafor sale Is
~ aetftt oRBt nRBzDLI 4 CO,
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Eszs3F.D IUHgssgTS.
EnSA fdpNDs fox sale BY 5. rG1LHERT co.
eaMbsp repg Syl near Waite

- 40 - + GAtEI.Y GROCERY, MAIN st.
x RAg cured hams sernb brushes. cotton oPs. pepFer
- sEe1e catsDp. eIon syEnP, Sestala soap coda
SOAP Sumner rouli eaoles mustard. bakf-S powders
Aatshss bed e9stsn Fee aRd hnP eoTa Ssar
ood gyaHd coffee Also Sil tAe brsnd Of
aouz. 10 sale phsGp f che cheapest va
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a. AGA UmhreIlAs from Sc 20 ssius hca=
DW4R 500 G.ogs Pearl SHIFT EEttnrs this ana
for ssle nv ~ J A.. Low Is co
eP75-dAw 4is E@in st, Lauisyila, ky.
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Boz HARBOR KY, A prl II, 1855,
Tbiss to certify that Chills Fver in nv fsny
for the past ten months aud ried all the Chill Pills and
Chd medicine that he had the
mary they have stopped the ehills my
family with exception On my Oldest there
Of them that would make until
Dr. Ovens Chill Pis ana SAFELY say every body
WI o. JACKSON. .
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Prints.
.BLAks,s piRR PnO0F PANT.
SrNnNENs.

"a PIECES silk Velvet vetnss reed this say snd fol
i - ssis by AS Low co
epa0 SIS Main st. Louisville Ky.
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hotKET .soOK LOsr .

a RE0-Rssxsk book lost n couple week.. ~ aAa
Mount Fernea = ID. here rear this city 1t ga
tanned - il money, AMI The hRde5 sill please
x-tas- 4 N ysrtres as fesa. 50 tn. eiacs-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-12
What is Respectable Society.

We heard man, Otherwise intelligent e.
nough lately sneer al another, "becauSe,"
said he, zone never meet him in respectable
society" The speaker did not mean, how
ever thar the person he affected to look down
was immoral, but merely that his circle Of in
timates was no: composed Of The fashionable
or the rich.
This notion OF what constitutes respectable
society, is guile a faNorile one with that class
OF iudiv duals, whom Thackeray has so sig
nifcsnlly called "snobS." Empty pretence
is always making its own characteristics a
standard, by which it strives 10 measure the
responsibility Of persons at large. In com
muniiy Of mere mOney-gelting wealth is the
test OF respecIabilly. Among The proud mar.
row. minded, effete nobility Of the Fouboure
ST. GERMAN, reSpectabii'y dept nds on being
descended from ancestors, who have married
their cousins for so many centuries, that neith.
er muscles nor brains are left any longer 10 the
degenerated descendants. Every conceited
fool thinks himself, in like wav the only man
really wieghly, the only person who is respect.
able.
But lrue respectabilty depends on no such
adventurous circumstances. To he reSpecIa.
BILE is 10 be worthy Of respect and lie most
deserves reSpeSt who has most virtue. The
hunIblesl man, who bravey does his duty, il
more worthy OF respect, is more truly respect
able, than the covetUus millionaire among hi.
money bags, or The arrogant monarch on hl.
throne. The fine lady who backbi,es he
neighbor, is less WORTHY than an honest wash
erw oman. The profieate noble, though ht
may wear dUzen orders at his buttohhole il
often not really as respectable as the shoe
black who cleans his 5uois. That which il
called 'wo!lP exollS the one and deSpiSeS III,
other but il does not make them respectable
according 10 the real meaning of The word -
Their responsibility is but hollow sham al
they themselves frequently feel : and lhos,
who worship them bow down 10 Fetish,
thing OF feathers and tInsel. The selfish idl
drone, who VASES life IN his own qualification
aud jissipaes The fortune Of his progeny,
not, and cannot be, respectable but the hard
working. self denying father who wears ou
his lie 10 bring up his children, is, eve
though he be hut dsy-laborer. Nothing ca
make Dives fit TO lie on AbIahamS bosom
while Lazarus is welcome there, even wit
the sores The dogs have licked.
!. This false vew Of life, which would meas
ure responsibility by conventional standard
is totally at variance with our republican inst
tu;ons. 1t Creates an "imperiumn imperio,
r for while the law declares all citizens equa
II ereciS a social standard which endeavors
ignore that great truth. The coarse, brullSt
knavish, proflgate crminaI-in short all vii
fall short Of their duly 10 themselves and the
fellow men-are those who are not "reSpecti
bIe," and This whether they are rich or poo
While those who live honesty, and strive
, do what good they can, constitute what
reolly The respectable class, irrespective of
5 fact whether they eat with silver forks or sic
ones Philadelphia Ledger.