St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
Terrible Instruction and
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w 5eo W onV'ueI AiSSel e1cItement!
>. A green: good-natured, money-makinr,
upcountry fellow, who said everything drily
"got things fxed," and struck up albar.
gain for matrimony.s Having no partic-
ular regard for appearance, the parties a.
gree to employ a not. aSer9~ise / country
Justice to put on the talking: He CON-
menced the ceremonies by remarking that
:"it was customary on such occasions to
commence With prayer, but he believed
he would omit that" After tying the knot
he said lit was customar to eive tbS mar
aied couple some advice, but he believed
he would omit that. 1t was customary,
too, to kiss the Bird, but he Believed he
would omit that alsQ.""t' The. ceremony &C.
ing ended, the Bridegroom took the justice
by the bottonholo, and clapphg his EN-
ger on his nose, said: esquire it's custom
airy to give the magistrate FIVE dollars-tu.
Ibziece III omit tilt 2, = r.
Mn, sBAHrfErT, the father-in law ofthe
rich luban, has been foolish an.sacl, TO
make Il fuss about a ''poe,n.' sasi;iizing the
diamond wedding at St Patricks Cath
edrsl First the author was called upon
to apologize j. author r,fnsed therefore
father ofrich Cuban in!iHaates that he will
resort to the law to obtain satisfaction.
Here the matter rests for the present. A
libel suit lounls up lii the distance, and in
meantime, people who never read the
''poe1n' before, arc hunting it up and read
ing it now.
SOUTHERN TnEniDAT1oN. - 4 corr 4
},ondcnt Of Tie R;;cb,'>~ { D'&patrh, VA
An" -, says:
" Officer King Of Campbell! County. Ga
yesterday, for the putpcse OF arrcstiag
negro for some trivial odenso. An old neg
ress, who this man had offended; ! Informed
the officer that 3 gang of negroes many Of
whom were frcm this city, were IN the had
it Of assembling at the house. of this man
A search was made, and the books and
papers OF a society were found, which was
organized in 1854. The books showed
that they now have $3.50 in their treasury.
1t purported to be Il Observation-Disclosures,
but many persons are: Of 4hr opinion that
charity is not the iuoste prominent feature
with the Society. A thorough invest cation
OF the affair Will be made.
A friend %,atlaaing to the recent Eur
cpeall war arguing assew days since, says
the Buffalo Comnse scial At1vertiser, that.
the world instead oif rowing better, was
on the ,retrogradee constantly .augmentinS
tsistock Of wickednessui His remarks were
answered BY j. Christian; full Of hope,
arguing that the time is hot far distant
when peace and good win shall reign sup
reme--when the '.lion and the lamb shall
]ie down together" The other, not fully
app+eciating the feelings and hopes Of his
friend, remarked :; HThe time may come
when the. lion and the lamb shall lie down
together but" he added, as a cincher
'yoa'll find, in that event, tie lamb !, IN.
side of tie hon." >@s....t,f III IL T., - ~ &C.:
80 IL ebnIH liz ui, i,se s1..sz.,o3 2,!e7 j.. IT,,
IAN amusing controversy showing the
reliability of history, is4nov carried on, in
the ,Blackwoodk and Frazer's Magazines
false eelgriaS rs ssteiy IA dining TIE
characters .dis affftt gdisheed men from Polit-
ie.4 g!eqYapf ThssS psRsfs sfS ;.t.i5ats8
Alison makes fhe @oet afsurq q9torlcaI
mistakes, ana, thei history ia nothing but
a,budeet, Of blqpders. This attack upon
Aiiboa is ascribed to the Pen,ofi Maqqanlay,
1t is quito l I III I thet5 arh h,s !. proper
is ptsttS Mich WHAT is writer's asbodse to
make II, and lsoiscely an event recorded
but is tihttuted WITH theft peeshar prejud-
ices, predileeti0ns;' p;I9i ri q When
| day are miizlssuted and perverted by
prejudice passion 'of partially, our con-
fdencs ihzth3 aseaGacy Of historians, Who
are explaining events which happened long
before tleyrvcret born must be consider:
able shkker1, 1s@.tt5t',s 2 e.-sas-s -.
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