St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-29

CARRv,S1 HoxE BCseIr - sfany
people save o contemplate e. ii being
ssea &c carry aay bundle, howe enAIl.
having the absurd idea that sh@fe i q
social degradation in the act. - N6sz
tf:fiiSg ~ wsll ~ IN most wrlghty pscNs
ages mast o. sent home 10 them, no mat.
Ger heS much To- The lneonvea;sace Of
eehers. rAis arises from q low SORT of
pride There Is pride that Is higher,
that arises irons q consciousness Of there
beIug something Ia the Individual ut Ia
be effected BY such accidents---wosth
and weight Of character. This latter
pride Was exhibited BY the son Of Je.
rome Napoleon BOnaparte. While he
was in college he ga. one dav carrying
60 his room q broom he had Just purcEa-
se9, when he met q Friehd. VINO: noticing
tia broom. with surprise. exclaimed -
WHY did you r. have IL sent bonn. =
81 am act ashamed 20 carry home any
thing which belongs TO me, was The sen.
sihie Feviy VI youss B-rsrartr.--Lord
Stanley.
THs NEcEs.IrT or REcnRArIos
Games. gay~li~<. sports, sFec:scies. there
wa! be, a. long a. men have limbs, or
eyes. or ears. The developments here
is - natural % IL 10 10 the arts You
might as-well talk Of extirpaiing music
and painting. - Of dying the common
amn.ements out Of the world. Now,
there are abuses, OF these things. What
are we to saw Jof the abuses. .'Let them
crush down and destroy the things them.
selves" do we say! But they cannot.
Then let them b. cut of. There is
really no,hing else to be done. Elevate,
refine. purify the public amusenents.
Let religion resUgnize and restrain them
LIT IL not. rs is too common, drive them
10 licessc and extravAgance; but let Il
throw around them its gentle and holy
bonds, 70 asse :hem pure. cheerful,
hralthful-helpful 10 the great eads Of .
life. What blessed thing Tor lhe world
wer" II, IL SIS amusemenis could thus be
rescued, redeemed, and brought into the |;
service 81 its virtue aud Pie'y!
SIMPLICITY op ENGLISH DRE-s.-In !
the families OF many az the nobility and |
gentry Of England. possessing al annual :
income which Of itself would be Al am ,
pie fortune. there il greater economy o.:
dress and Unpre simplicity in the furnish !
Ing Of the dwelling. than there is in many ,
OF the houses o: our Citizens who are
barely able TO supply the daily wants OF
their families by the closest attention TO .
their business. 4 friend Of ours, who .
s'JouEned not long since several months !
In the vicinity of some Of the wealthy !
EaHded aris.ccrscy Of England, whose
SIMPLE re1t rolls would have warranted /!
. high style OF fashion. was surprised at
the simplicity Of manners pracii.ed. Ser /
wants were much more numerous than
with ns, but Inc ladies made more ac- !
coun! Of one silk dress than would be !
thought here Of 4 dozen. Thew were
generally clothed In good substantial !
stufani display Of ine clothing and
jsweisy Was reserved for great occasions |
fhs: furniture Of the mansions. inslead
o. being turned out Of doors every few
years tor new and more fsshiosabIe
styles. vas The same which the adces-
tors Of the families for several sssssera-
6on' had Possessed, substantial and IN
excellent preservation but plain snd
wrnoa; any pEei-nsioE to ELEGANCE.
Even the carpets on many suite CT par.
sors had been ou the floors for tiftg wears. /,
aud were expected 10 do service for
another half century: With us how dic-
terent Is the state Of things We are !.
wasting an sm"unt Of wealth in this
country O: fashion. which. rightly APP
piled. would rrnOvste the condition OF
The whole population Of the world and
ehrIstinnize, rIVIlIze and educate all 7!
mankind.
The WIpow or LORD BYRoS.-Bs
tue death o. !''s3 Scarsda!e, on The l2,I '
NJ. The abeysnce Of the Barony Of $
Wentworth (created 1920 is terminated c
~ favor vi L4dy Noel Byron, widow Of p
he ceiebrated poet, who becomes in her q
'~n ri;ht Baroness Went a orth. .
= ETVG'S' "t;oHDITIOH. Among MANY
IAdI'aiIonS u return TO wlIelesonc semi n
aren't On the subject Of capital puni> hment in q
massachusetts,, o. recent communication in "a
ne noslon Transcript. jas general aim is p
EaneleAilY illustrated in the anecdote with n
whlch q constitutes
Was Sorse~A ssi aIRused By a pleasant +
scry, reported Of oas Of e0s westhy citizens. n
80 9ueSeSu " Sssh Peutt09 20 save
ne n~ck OF convicted murderer Tl,erp1
vas nothing in she case 10 distinguished !, s
rom the common average Of bloody murders n
the proof was clear aud posilive--,Le doc e
ors bal dons their utmost 10 perpAx The D
eusi. the lsay and sisensselves. with an man o
'er d snsAlness. aud Ihs lawyers had labored
Eain 70 establish tie iaei Of INSANITY. The 6,
ommnn Gems" Of Twelve hOnesl iurymen hal 5,
aFvlved all these professional efiolts and the :,
:nOdy sconndrel was sentenced 10 be hcns. e
knen u was that one Of tiose reverend PERI {,
'a'ss'css wh0s ~ the opinion Of some very b
cod sal wise Haen. are great nuisancrs. an. =,
6e2 ., IaY worthy friend for his signature 4, a
ae pc.iSUa % save the Esal murderer from, &;
ei'ig hanged. when the following brief dia. Il
;gue snsued ;-"I have no objection 20 sign i,
Its petition. on one condii:cn.'' "Your IA
s'ne VIII have greas weight with the Cover.
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