Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-19

HonHo up Guo uhy ULloi JUL piod1luS, tn.
pressive and memorable ceremonial. Presi.
dsnt Lee and those Of the trustees present
with the faculty now passed into the room
set apart for the former use "a good sized
room, newly hut very plainly and tastafnIly
furnished. ~ 4.
General Lees Dress and Appsasaace.---
General Lee was dressed ID d plain but ;ele-
CANT suit Of gray His appearance indioa-
ted: the epjoymsnt Of good health -betser;
I should say, thansWhen he surrendered bis
army at Appomattox Courthouse, the first
and only occasion before the present. Of my
having seen him. s:s. 70 e
Brazil. Il
The slavery Of Bra5ilis Of smiidst form
in some respects, than was thatof the Uni-
ted States. The separation of families by
sale is.prohibited BY law, and the slave has
a right to appear at any time before 3 mag
istrate, have his price fixed, and purchase
his freedom. Neysrthsless, there Ras great
ibarbarity in the principle upon which tho
slaves we're, dls lately, worked, Of rapid
using mp and constant new supplies Down
to 1859; from fifty to . hundred thopsand
slaves we're annually imported.
Brazil is divided into nineteen provinces,
and has a territory abont as large 90 shat of
the United States Each Of these proyins
ces has alegislative assembly Of les cHn,
with Governor appointed By the Emperor.
The Legislative power Of the Empire d vest
ed in a General Assembly; and the Emperor
has suspensive veto. The Constellation
was estabiished ia 1924, aud the empire has
attained under it continued peace and great
prosperity. At the end Of its fourth dec.
ade It exported seventy -6ys millions, which
is sixteen and q half millions moro than
wasiexportsds from our own country At tI5e
same. age, TBosthirds :cf all che coffee
consumed in she world comes From sBraail,
besides large quantities of sugar, cotton,
tobacco andsrice.4 Several Of the provinces
of Brazil have, comparatively few slaves,
aud have long been restless sunder the In.
fuencepf fhat power. Religions tolerafon
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- ons ol 'as tuuaaeen'a' '1luo,p'1s y sne
Catholic Church, which Is the universal re.
ligion of the people, has; always sxertedits
innuepce 20 ameilclaee .ne ey.ls y slasgsy,
ana lookeo 20 Us ,uillmase e1s.nc,on: Inc Inc
overthrow OF tnas lnS'lsu1ion ln sns onl.ee
States must give new impetus TO The agita-
non l, = sne sep,ees 70 'ha, eup,.e, Ana =
tle hmPeror y . wise msn ne WIZ De #saa-
90 ~ .ne slgus = sne hus., auu !, -. ss-
esnps y na.e n.aes' 60 suas wy
2, emano'p M., nl.0.', ay. sssisossI 80
in.u!ope aua AsVisu Ast.:s, su, .usl 49,
ah increasee ano ~ eS'ss.
the rev remaining slrongno.cs ol slAyefy
IA the address 9! sfresgaent = onnson 70
the new brazilian Minister teere aressome
significant words. aour ponoy says tHe
President, sls simple ana easlly 20 nes nm
derstood we Wlsn % promote tae progress
OF CIVILIZATION IN tnis nemispnsse, ana ler
terlai resources, Ine improvement o. COM
netse aeo ~. .,.ss.vu 8 tass a po..'
oie, oiy1es s1eeessye,@ saooy ,,1 aheo 1ns W..
g.n neios g, .ne eon.lneus. Hs stass sna'
q nas'on, WHICH ~ % nan tsspe0'1 fsse.u' ast
Dies eur OWE Wnica Is poaaa 70 lus ~ 20
many ties OF interest ana progress, WIZ g es-
cape the caamities wnien We nave spaeleo.
In oider 70 enees snls oeslfaole 81 a lesnls me
WORDS oI Fresloens oon1son asse.ys .,.u sns
profound oonslaeranoh q Ine DtaS,llan .,.aA
dosernnent. 90 Hise man g tne En-
petor OF brazi must oe aware snas slavery
on earth y doomed, AND should trlm sne
sails OF the ship OF state iof 2 course ~
harmony with that inev,sao,e result py
taking into his own hands ssa sse dreotlon q
.nls g.eas mossmsa. = p.as = ssa osa.
aucs y, = = 3 . es.S -. 8. 3.
ar cissses ee n.e saessS.s. Du. y sss.ss :
VIII eaa .,,;ah asst w 1000 .;.a.a5 Na,,h 81 a,ns,;
%, and TO lind slavery and himself over.
whelmed in the end. - Riehnsesd asnses
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