Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-27

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Star Of Tuesday lets off the following para.
orsph. which Is marked by a pathetic and
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soiemhi'y Oh 'ne sup5ee''
Yesterday morning Artemns called upon
rs and holding. an ample sheet 10 his eyes
drew out the other from his pocket and Of
fered tito ourseh We accepted 1t IN surprise
and waited with open mouth and eyes to as
certain his motives and its purpose: Be
tween his sobs, he at last apprised US that he
was an hour hence 70 f1sk ms vniuabie corPes
on the periious waves OF fontchartraln, and
poses 70 take up q small contribution IN be,
nalI o. .he ne. pe''gnssa an no mucn marrieu
was too much for him him he sol;c;ted ,hs nrsvi.
iege Of sitting Quietly in the corner for iif-
teen minutes wholly undisturbed, in order TO
compose his feelings. "a his bosom seemed
10 swell without needing the fictitious aid Of
cotton, we assented. At length returning
to our desk, he said he felt better and sug-
gested that we should loan him drink. We
did SO, bat apprehend il viii never be re-
turned. He assured us that his heart had
painted twice with regret at leaving us--in
fact pairof pants. Neindignantly forebore
to laugh. He proposed to borrow something
valuable of us as amemento-as wedidn't
see il, we didn't proffcr It. We told him to
clearou5 that he had gotso Of the towns
money in his interruptions pocket that we
would have to economist for the next month,
and that wehoped the police Of Mobile would
ara hin. oanttfm N IL,
Southern people by tempting them with his
never been father, or we could not so treat
his mothers son. With a tear trickling
down his pathetic nose, he clasped our hand
and murmured "adoo l" He is facetious
wretch and we forgive for his capital lecture.
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Increase OF z'superism I'm Geo, gta.
Gov. jenkins in his recent message 10 the
f,.ov,;s T.s,,;s,.,,,re ssvs.
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owing 20 'he s,'a az emanci pa.on o. per
sohs =, co.o,s anu uhei. consequent uepriVa-
uon Oh uniaiiing provision, hitnerto enjoyed,
ior tneir wants, whether IN infancy, IN ola
age or IN sickness, there VIII Fropapiy DE
Tor Tune al least great increase OF pauper-
ism' Against iis growth from idieness or
wee, stringent legal penalties should be Oh
recfeas ana ior such cases probably sufficient
guards are provided an the new code. But
Tor unayoidaoie poverty and destitution, in
voivlng no degree oil criminaiity, provision
must Dc MADE Tour constituents, by the
very act OF emancipation wnich originates
.his new purthen, nave been IN great degree
Impoverished, and 1t Is hard that the two
evils should simultaneously, IN the hour OF
exhaustion, press upon them. only reso-
lutte and generous people could bear Win
equanimity the great loss, and Its superadded
annual product OF loss But precisely be-
cause they are both resoiute and generous
they have, with equanimity, realized the |
fsci and It's consequences, and intend 70 DO
Their whole duty, social and moral, A. well |
.. Poii,sesi- Bat II i neither necessary nor |
r,ght inst inc whole burthen should be
thrown upon them
Psuperism Is destitution Of accumulated |
means OF subsistence, combined with inalil- |
ity, from physical or mental causes, to pro- |
duce them but Il only becomes matter Of
pubisc concern When no private relief Is al
ioroea. As simple fssS ~ mas always ex-
i.te1 among shat class put mas never before
s.aiisnsea Arenoon ~ = socni esi'. why TINS
suuI because nhoer 'hs skPsooea sys-
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