The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-07

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*fDr. Williams soon becalncosintimhtc.a at the
house Of Mr. Otia whoa With his lady spared
,,nospsips il, making his visits agreeable to him
1t Was also quite apparent that Mary con-
5tribatcl her part towards the same end, with
the same perfect chccrfulncss and go6d will
Gas the writer is not al liberty'to disclose
further what transpircd in innocent and friend
::lyintercourse between Mary and the doctor, at
hllis,point, 49, ..a..gal
.f.yYhcrc thought meet thought ere from the lips it
t5SS$stts start n 49,
And each warm wish springs mutual fron the heart
.SfiL Lssaying this part of the picture to the
cf the reader, VIC come directly to
the fact. All parties joyfully asserting, the
J llbapa m were duly published, and the day Of mar
riagge les q arrived, ,,,..a,..
ssl5Alary never looked more beautiful than OH
The i1nl!alrning Of her marriage day = .5...t
1.Hcnvcn was in her eye, Us.
an every gesture dignity, and love-
the, appointed hour, the bride and bride
gsoom, attended by her cousin Lorenzo and n
5ulls female associate, stepped into carriage
IN dness,at the door, and hastcDcd to await
sls,oh the minister Of the parish, residing at the
EEHagyetabout eighteen miles distant. In the
.i'Santilnes small party Of friends, AIrs. Lin
Colin among the rest, assembled at the house Of
alrs. 9tisto offer their congratulations to the
siEi iiconplc Oh their return, and tender the
:aHlal ilities on such occasions. 1888
so I r ~
ceremony, when husband and wife with thor
astcnd:.,,.s immediately returned, aud were met
sssstlic door by Mrs. Lincoln, who had yolun-,
t6cfed Introduce tho newly married couple
tosthose waiting to greet them.
conducting them ut once into the presence
sbis the company assembled i'll the drawing-room, |
3si,e sud
ALLOW ME, ladies and gentlemen to intro
sslnce To- you DR.. Williams, better known as
Z gorge HaMibln, the mcchanic-cditor, pub
slieF md printer Of the Village Chronicle
':saa lis ladsy, hitherto the accomplished Miss
~ - sss:, sssaa
@ Alleges were fixed OH Mrs. Otis, who stood
half amazed in doubt whether to credit
or whether the occasion had been seized on by
Mrs Lincoln to play off an innocent hoax at
her expense She was soon however, con-
vinccd that the gentleman, now her son-n-law,
whom she had known and SO highly esteemed
as "Dr. Williams. indeed was no other than
plain Mr.. iIamblin. the mechanic. ss g!. I
Collecting herself and resolving to make the
best of the somewhat awkward position n
which she found herself placed, she said uaz
Il perceive that l have, though trust not
with your apmobation,' taking. his hand,
"bceu deceived both i'll your name and occupa-
ton. BE it SO. Had | regrets to press, this
is no place for then-it is now too late. NTH
mechanics, had associated tho idea of igno-
rance and want Of gcntlemanly accomplish
ments, Hence my unlayorabe opinion of
them rs class. But in you | observed no de-
fcicncy OF education, like your apparent
sincerity, was pleased with your dcportmcn:
yes; more | entertained the most entire CON
fdcncc i'll your honesty and the purity of your
moral principles Why then, should hcsi-
tate ? The little deception that has been prac
ticed am well aware was at the instance Of
her who is now your wife-bornc OH by friends
not excepting her own father, in whom she
conidcd-is Of slight moment Only let there
be no further dcccption--as | am snrc none is
| can most chccrfully forgive
Take my daughter, it is your chocc-it is hers
To you, my daughter, Just entering upon new
and important relations in lfe in .hc language
of another let me advise you that the good
wife is one who is strictly and consrcniously
vrtuous, she is humble and modest from reason
and conviction, submissive from choice. and
obedicnt from inclination. What she acquires
by loyc she preserves hy prudence She makes
it her delight to please her husband, being con-
idcnt that everything that promotes his hap.
pincss must, i'll the end, contribute to her own
She always rcjoices iii his prosperity, and by
her tenderness and good hrmor, lessons his
cares end aillictons Go-and may heaven
bless you both
Young lla,nblin, as may well be supposed,
was not free from embarrassment Addressing
Mrs. Otis, he said:
- ou arc correct in the opinion that yield
cd with great reluctance to the little artiice