Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-02
written expressly for the Dayton EmpIreI
SUMNER In EUROPE.
NO. TX.
rnr nlanLANps op scorLANp.

Our stay in Glasgow was brief, but we were
so slightly impressed by the appearance either
Of the place or the people, that we left II with
out regret AS our train was moving slowly
out of the depot-whch, par parenthese, is a
word that the Scotch don't understand, and
that Americans butcher in pronouncing-a
woman came running in from the street, and /
attempted to step into car. The guard seized
her, however, in the very act, and held her
firmly, in spite Of her entreaties, and made
her lose the train In America she might |
have thrown herself under .he wheels If she |
had wished to, but here in Scotland people
are not free even TO do what they please with
their own necks.
The country in the immediate vicinity of
Glasgow is level, fertile, and under perfect
cultivation was looking out ofthe window,
admiring it, when, in large potato field
saw a line of fifteen or twenty women, WELD
ing their hoes as il they had been long trained
to their USE while an overgrown lubber of an
overseer stood idly behind them. Amazed at
such sight asked q Scotchman who sat
near me if it was a common one in his coun-
try. "oh yes" he replied, "thOy are poor
Ibodes; they must work somewhere, why not
lin the fields 2" Said |, "If the faces of those
women were blacks, and they at work in the
Southern States of America, what would you
say then? ?"
II am proud to say, Sir, every true Scot ls
opposed to Slavery"
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r selves on the edge OF Loch Lomond, and the
=, HIGHLANDS opening before us. Embarkipg up-
i on a little steamer, we were soon floating over
It the CLASSY surface of the lake, whose beauties
q have been sung a thousand times, by bards
whose laws will live as long as our language ia
: spoken or read. A sheet of water five miles
a broad at its lower end, narrowing gradually to
a little silver stream in distance of twenty
> miles, smooth as glass and as translucent, full
/ of islands covered with flowers and verdure
surrounded on all sides by mountains, whose
lprecipitous sides begin at the waters edge, lit
II lie hamets nesting in the holows, from which
n neat little piers ru out to receive the travellers
=, from the boats these, in n sentence, are the
, characteristics of the scenery. Every island
N hamlet. glen, or mountain, that we see has
d associated with il some story of love battle OF
sorrow The first Glen on our lett is called
d. Glen Fruin and there a great battle took MAC,
er between the MacGrerors and C'olouhouns, il
which the MaoGrepors were suecessful-kill
inc two hundred and eighty of their opponenls
T nearly exterminatino the clan. Here also ar,
Ly Glen Iuss and Ross.dhu, the little towns tba
:. Itbev burned and Of whose destruction the,
W boasted and sunp in after generations whe,
TO thew wonld arouse the spirits of the clansrner
nt for a bloody fray.
oproudly our pibroob has thrilled in Glen Frs1n,
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