The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-05

Ieio. Another decade Of eais, dear reader ire
aane, and within ihnt time everything seem.
10 have hnIPcnrd. GrcRt tidal waves so to
speak, OF cha uSc, have swept over the W nrld--iu
,semc PHccs b,i' ging material wca In nn.l power
ana IN others tearing up Tie Old lnn,ln,urks, aud
dseatey'hg cser, Thing that gavo dignity anL
prestige to society. Tie grcnt opposing force,
are eopVorgfng apparently for the mus terry Th.
world Inns witnessed, three gIund transition ne
Iieda-fhp delmgc. the christian era, and the prr
seht epoch. And to-tlay3 we stand upon thc
Shresho:d Of another decade, und Que which
Hsrka nm fncn.l1cl transition Whil,. time und
spaeo arc being apparently an,iihllutcd, by intcr
oceanic railroads connecting continents and subs
marine cables ci'cun,, ealng the curih. aud art
ana fctencc almost at llcir acme. the moral
elements hold grave questions for soluti Jn There
10 not an Idea, principle, po'icy or tradition Of
1he paps. IT matters not how conservative 1t NAV
be. nor how the nccrctons Of time have corruscu.
'ed II SO 70 speak, witk dign les, it is submitted
70 the crncibls Of change. 1t canno. br rrnicd
mat the v"N reIuli is the y"x tiabo!i IL, Il not
the voice OF q III rs should BE- What has
higher Iawism done but sap the very forn alns Of
'oefesr OF the lesser hunanitics. Why tl,i.
s'amor for w"mnn'r rights aud The l,,oscncss of
me divorce lhw, which oltuin IN many sections !,
Io''t'on which she adorrs By her lurity, heart,
aoodntsx md virtue We respect and homo,
woman for her purity aId Sympathy, aud have
an abiding Confidence in her Integrity. And
while We weu!t! .h!e.d her from ,,s, wronx. Of
hsr rights. "-eaEed,He accord to Ter III. ri.h,
70 man'I Pcr;~ctcn and ss:srra !. ls e,rr.e;Ior
nho comiaEinn, AND nos to h.i whin, jr INT
S'oe' rs slave. II n sahl .iat woman sa IN .sy
truSr fbAn n. and morn all ~
the Tss''Ve virInes.H Then the charmed :ircE. 81
home IS be. sroei a. ant ta.ra ,b,nr,A .,,.
rrrstce ss tic yes,u. ..sht 81 I,m.s; il. 3o,,,, r.,
rot ennfEcffste her f:csa rcr rpgn prerur,iivrs
ard throw her out into me- kuat In .s ani nr,,
very purity b. Comes her rnin fsntary :ua rcirt
10 more t,hn Que empire tia. tsiI Hccauss ,.,m,.
80 enEeshy Wal destroyed. Nat.rm .ty and rnc
moral fFaniry ofthe yognS ars wDli,am's r. ,i. 10
mi"ton upon earth, and th. nea. intnra az 50.
ok'y defcEdt nIon how wo.nan IN tnl ir ccy.;oy
ofher education shall become qualified 10 al he,
place ~ the greater light OF the do.na,tt. VOID
We have fald thus mCch Lteau.s no uroi!cu
~ now submitted for fo!ution, that J., MOI,
nauRht with present aud uitctIOr evils. l.pon .l,j
quesiio.I ~ well a+ all others. great b,die, OF the
American mind have run into RL.t iact;ops-
verify. "libe'tJ has rua into liccDiivusncss' ant
the conservative ideals Of a homo sencou, Dc
PIE are being ole by one oLIi:ctaie,l.
The question Of labor is a Ierplcx Ing one 70 tn
South; and how Il is to te fc,tl, d line Wi, sion
piore. The South needs abundant, reliable, In
felltsent and rcmuneratlyo labor, and good citi
gems. Tho native white labor Is at present 10
sparse TO bo effective, with negro labor our pco
pic are iamiliari and whether tho Atlantic on Il,
one hand. to pour the peoples of Europe MI
tho Pacific on The other, tho tribes OF Asia int
the heart Of America, and thereby &c tile tl
question or lead to greater cntanglemcnt,, tin
Viii no doubt soon reveal. The present is n
epoch OF great inceftj,udc, and therefore. specu
lasion Is myth ofd' most vain and impoten
go let us for lie present bc not too anx ious abou
many things which we cannot feinc,iy, but r,lr
sue The industries, md %ca,M whpt to do aud ho
TO do IL with courage, patience aud pclscyc
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