, 1866-10-15
MONDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1865.


On the 18th Of October, 1906, William the
fonqueror gained thc battle Of Hastings. Il
seemed to be only the establishment OF VIII
liam instead of Harold on the throne Of Ed.
ward the Coufessof. It WAS the subIuca,ion
OF anation to an army, and 1t opened strue-
sic between mastershlp and humanity, which
has now lasted for eight hundred years. and
has extended itself to continents of which
neither Norman nor Saxon had ever dreamed,
William WAS model conqueror. He knew
how-to do thorough uurk. In the barbarous
Norman French Of our judicial proceedings
NC do homage to him every day. Seeing. as
VIC do, EoW easily the fruits of victory mar
hc thrown away, it Is WORTH our white ia
study the method Of the man, who could
convert sutcess, gaiucd by the accidental
rashnets CT an opposing commander, into 4
rod Of Iron.
IT lay Just herc. The couqueror did pok
. stop wien bc had seized the government he
took sAr land, out Of which sceptres rrow.
The tofi ofEhgland was portiopcd out to his
adventures. and so the Nosmanz became cs-
tabiirhed as lords Of tho Land by the simple
hct that they became its landlords. The So
cret is merely hold the land, the Hing him.
,s..,I,, ~" =, tac Acia ao1o ehe iaod, and the
iand!ess man must obey you for his daily
bread. Fortified hy primogenitusc aud en-.
TAIL, the great estates Of the ruling race be-
ea'ae ststies ol privilege. which Christianity
Au1 e''n.*a'ioh ana humanity hare been be-
..csns WILL slo" success ior twentJ genera
Religion has done much and Is doing aad
Is 10 do more. And so Is education. But
W. ,rs.,.,. ~. tns 49, .o1ute was tnat thefe was
~, . ~ thae "nicn sprung out OF the
~. 49, ~, ".taout s'nc theaas man could
~, ss ,.,.s,,i n's .e4',n aoosc superstition, OF
5as,,' ,'S.s eAes 1"''e t"e question OF Als
D.. ......
~. a.91st e"e Soae sse" 'nusele' Laha"
-. ~" ~ tsaae ano manu'ac-
.1t.' M s'tonE' s'top ptc principles OF right and
49,. 80 lsss.sioh u htlo"s anu pam
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os1,a,.,.a 80 '-s .HI e"nques'' was asE!a-
wv caa*, not Fcfy ubcqualiS
'A "ea'aa, ANU slrons, Inc one IN
~. una P't1os'ali'es' ana the otAef IN con.
''Ss
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saL co,, T, "sei! ~ aus o"n way upon
80 :. M .m ~ eucfn eo1oolsts ais1slonted
sa,,as u1 ~. - e.,a'' pa'ee'S' ana arphcd them
T..'.,sm ~ 'a'yas .'oaslFs, o5 Land and sea.
-;.,- so.Au ".',l taia oet great estates, held BY
a,..I ~, !,, 4s.ols sno lhaea os poor depend
Na.,. lue INTRODUCTION OF negro slavery
49,. -.'. leu ~ eotulle.e tae application Of
80 n.a'a ~ oea'ae tne man rs we'll
- a.4a.- 80 "as nc" defence Tor the
.sm' Sia.si5 apo sefldom IN Europe
-.,'.. a 1Ae'uso ~ tene'en. FOR Tue Slaves were
"uu coAse1enee was 100 much out
49, =, 1ne feoae'ng 10 the grade Of beasts
11as w a's ~ a'anl1est4g Of our own
ororod 1890 -. ea,a,. .ae elack sh1n OF Inc negro
nr,e,. o suleu son'e'ent 70 qaench the darts
4ua " - lue ea'ailets brought over.
,.e.sia."e.,t 70. .Ae u.tuoo VI .ne Conquefor
49, 'a;, suseHeas W appheo. ihe land lords hold
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.s..e. o Nv o~n nl1seu' Inc poor white
1ahor ~ ~ h. ..n, ~. W. nas ~ Sap"al oa1 h's
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a.1;,a :. - uP' sanp .! 1cu'
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49,, ~. T,., An.y tenc"ca 1he ola Nor
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crcat r;ctorv n tbc ncon,c hut M cn..t. =
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