The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-24
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Tho Herald on American Liternti.
EEron TIC Ne'n York Rsrrid Of AonddYl
II is recorded That certain man OF the miaty
Middle Ages, having been II dungeon for many
condition that ho would agroo to read through the
innumcrablo volumes Of certain history, fear
Sors ap ss obass had
his dungeon. Hero i IN example worthy Of re-
membrancc at o critical moment. hfr, George
arc TO choose Between having tho country repre-
sented by him at great Europeal capital aud hav-
ing q continuation Of his History Of tho United
rather than thin laat. Let Berlin do as It may
lot tho country endure auch representation as it
sss, am sSt les ms heSo nc ninety edd youIos Of
history. We have no notion thar any oIe but MIR.
tory OF the Omitted States snsWers te its tite; but
once. ,Moare in favor, Of tho appointment. Lot
him Srite p the sSLleswis Holstein history. Lot
uB'sSe how the sehleswige can stand IT. This
might provo interesting hs showing the compara-
Two endurance Of nations ON oithor sido the Allan
tic. Moreover. we beliove Mr. Bancroft would bo
Is Of % positive T Type spGss as tho world I
saw by tho lecture he read to the European Powers
some time ago in his CnlCgy on Mr. lincoln; He
have insultcd tho Austrian Emperor by his nlIu-
feather in Ills cap in Prnssa. s Could ahy thing
lnsulted tho enemy OF Hib rnaater3 .AIr Bancroft
Ia scholar so. 10 has translated Heroen, and
would quite amaze htorary Germ my by tho multi.
tude OF words he could pour forth classical sub
jec,s without impcrtincntly obruding any thoushts
o his own. " riis z
Wo have other historians that wo would bo happy
to spare, and would deslro the Government TO CON
sder their cniIns with regard 70 vacancies ut dis
tant places -he more distant the better. There
is ABBOT This ssn,lsan i shopa bG remom.
Of Franco % remarkable fact, hefsisniAcance Of
which secps not 70 be properly sppreoiated by the
conycrsatio-s with the Emperor. Soon after tho
world s,w tho accomplishment Of italian unity! Bis
marck talks with Napt Icon at Barritz and the re-
| no question that Abbolt's conversation with the
Emperor will be followed, 500 ler or later, by the
complete reconstruction OF this Union, and w6
cd that he wns not tho flfBt man named TO succeed
Motley historian also, but not 70 be compared
to Abbott. Mr.: Abbott 6aA read, Co1o's "history
rewritten 1t in style likely to mako It integibe
to thoso interesting subjects Off daily advertiso-
boon neglected. This. ahould peculiarly at him
him so busy that he would NO moro bother his
We Wo would ] also nominate p for residence al abroad
the irropressbin Parton, whose histories tako the
| form. of biography Parton has writton much
threatenB to write moro, and consequently no man
Is .aio while he remnina in the county. he WI 10
our biography from what authoritesI We cannot
say. Wo hRI never recitrd tho events OF our life
them are current In the mouths Of ali tho Bohe-
mians, and from the drip and drvel of bohemian
tongues Parton evidently made out his story! He
he must live: and not to argue .hs. point with
him, We hope Eoyercment may consider our sug-
geatiol and give him tho chance to liYe abroad.
%ses sSf an ase Z @ nn hS Pa
triots resident at Botany Bay, congratulate ono
anotherGup having left their country for their
0icefc assures .us that tho study OF philosophy
will teach us how to die, but there is no hope that
| such study Will ever teach these gentlemen any
appointments TO foreign missions afford the only
chance to be rid OF them, and wo urge an carry
action. We woull suggest oae more literary APP
IN place send MooraSksn to tell Us what they find
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= State Items. e
Hon. T. Q. Wenthsrly has ret4rned to his home
his appearance! as d witness before the Judloia y
Committee I'm Washington He Hooks well and
soems to be in fine spirits.. We know nothing
by the Committee but have lonr1cd that he, as oil
other witnesses ore, was subjceted to searching
o1amipat ton. Bennsftse,be journal, nb 10 i.:niS.
| ,Esc1rE.--We learn that Mr. Hoeott, who was
Kershaw Distrht 70 be- oarriod on thefe for tiiai
was charged with horse atealIpg, and has been
return 70 our Distsiot for A. fafso to isko him q
North Carolina, whore no Lives, 30 that our people
horses-BenhetkspfHa Journal. q! !, - 49, n. /,
aIoH WATKa.-T Tho ram latt week was unfortu.
nats mite fof our river plsnte5s The Pee Dee: was
ses Re ssNs e.
mill dam b. Mr. 4. O. Ehsterling was broken and
the @ old saw mill d house washed away; az, i;
THH WsATHsn;I7-Wo are having WARM sunshins
IIareyery protitiors for tho gsoEth o. the yoppe
tSa days sg5 d not ihjuse the yoans cotton aG ma
lterally, and no. think the planters will bs able 10
|haye good stands, notwithstanding some OF 10 has
Repa bs fhi bo
tETha SO - a f7Gs f'7G7s. lRsnhetspaie Journal :;
eWzA4nrn AND: oRops. We haye had quito
pleasant weather Lately, but the nights, We fear
would help the, crops and gardens, which aro I'm
want Of 1t, ESPECIALLY tho gardens which require
moro moisture than tho 6eids. 4 I = ~ Fl
AR far as We have henrL from tho difIeront por-
tIOns ~ our district the corn crops look we'll and
the hrospeot 10 fair 10Y reasonab bly good hGry6st
tho cntton; on most farms, has beop morB or lesl
"a Il seH f'S sas gssa HI 81 ss@s
itances- 1ress: ID III sJ IN F.
Il Atprsns storm oi wind and rain .pas5Sd owe.
u SuE section on Monday eisernoon last Fr ioaflJ
the Wind blew az 80 Glisted e
I, fIhs1 fnlisbtta lllYyhsESY9E ~ tel
broken land must aags been SsnsaeT.bly
but The ht6fHl, ,Tas happily OF short durauon.p" .,
MS haye. not heard il tbs rain WAS extensive: i
Sssbeginniag .te benecded e Notping Sss sSIsS
6fthe atmosphere isiiasP for thoteJ th,
splendid felds Of growing tSrS SetLohi and solhe
crops, hst thiokly dot the dis!siSs Tho ipIens