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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
A Twen.y.EisM f5id Buhredi,s.

+. 4 correspondent Of the Washing
ton PATRIOT shows that at.little oi-
phering will prove that. the. case Of,
the South CAROLINA :taxphJ ara is near.
ly three times as bad as first glance
would indicate.
If the collectable tax this year in.
South Carolina is $4,250,O00, against
100000 for the year 1860, tho in.
crease Of taxation is nearly eleven.
fold, viz 0.825. fold,
If the assessed ability to pay taxes
is now only one hundred,apd eighty.
three millions, against four hundred.
and eighty.nine n,illionsi in 1850, the
deoreaso Of suoh ability is nearly
three fold, viz ;2,87S.fold. /.
Such inoreaee of burden, when rnul.
tiplied by auoh decrease ,of ability
produces H.. compound or relative
burden. increase Of moro than twonty.
eight"fold, viz $3.50 fold.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
Fighy BttSeef EeXican and United States
y TYO0ps. asf.

a4'Lvfsrfoa, April f&.rAn Austin
special to the, Galveston News, says {:
Keard and Mi!er's train loaded With
Bacon for Ohihuahua, and Fort Bay
ard, were attacked near the, boun-
dary, by a large band of Indians,
Koar9,; ;vife daS I'd faivs & E osbeI II AmsfiSsps
Mexican troops pursued tBs murder.
ers across the boundary into the Unit
ted States, and killed end captured
eighty Indians. Tho United States
troops fro,6y Fort Goodwin, went to
protect the Indians and collided with
the }Mexioans, when 9 fight ensued,
in which the somtaahaing officer Of
Fort Goodwin and forty American
soldiers were killed The Mexicans
fnumbered two hundred
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
Carpet Bag Bonds.

Tho action of the Chamber of Com
merce and Board of Trade of this city,
in regard to debt and taxation, is ac-
eeptable to the Nation, which takes
from the proceedings the statistios
which tell the dismal story of fast.
approaching beggary. 1t then gives
this warning to jobbers in carpet bag
bonds:
"In the presence of this disgrace.
full and unprecedented state OF things,
the majority of the property -holders
and taxpayers of the State are exolu.
ded from any share in legislation. It
is not won3e full, therefore, that the
meeting, after declaring that the tax
es are corruptly raised and improve
IDENTIFY spent, and that the credit Of
the State has besn pledged illegally,
end that tits now proposed to pledge
it for still further loans by new Is.
sue Of bonds, announced that the tag
payers AID proPefty.holdsrs Of Char
lesion will not hold these bonds bind
ing, and will resist all taxation for
the payment Of them by 'every legiti.
mato means in their power,' We
add our warning to that Of the meet.
ing: It is impossible that the liabiIi-
tafes. which. The earpst-bag goTeEes.
,nents at the South are creating esh
be fairly met whom society gets into
it's normal conditions and any one
who takes those new bonds not only
helps to sustain a. pack Of great
knaves ia t6e enjoyment Of their
plundor, but takes 4 thoffoughly Bad
ssoafity." ''a e" .ie ~ ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
Those designations.

It appears that the County Com
missioners Of Union rendered the fol.
lowing resignation to Governor Scott,
which, of course, His Exoellenoy re-
fused to acaept:
To HIS Ercellcncy e. K. Scott -
In accordance with the special Order
No. 3, X. X. K, hereby resign the
Office of Commissioner.
Th Union Timco very pertinently
says: ' ~
As the Governor Of South Carolina,
in our opinion, he could not accept
sIoh resignation. Had he done SO
it would have been a virtual endorse.
ment Of Ku.Klux ordor. In other
words; he would have recognized the
authority or power of unknown par
ties to dictate Who shall hold Office in
the State:
Knowing the incOo;mripetenlicy Of the
Commissioners, we are confident he
would have gladly accepted their res.
ignations had they been couched in
Language expressing desire, on their
part, to; be relieved from q position
they felt themselves untitled for.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

Dr.. Winsmith-se far from being
dead-has written the following lsttsr
to the Spartanbqrg papers:
DEAR SiR: ! have seen in the
Charlsston papers movement by the
Chambor Of Commeroe. TO gall a con-
vention Of tag payers Of the State to
moet in Columbia Oh the seeond
Tuesday III May, + hope the% Ha4-
payers ,:of 'Spat.anbntg will CALI =
meeting promptly, and appoint, dele.
gates e .said contention, and asI shsll
be unable TO attend such meeting, I
desire, through your paper, 70 express
my approval Of the movement, which
r hope may eventaate II relieving the
Sa1. payers from tho rainods barthehs
which have been inn posed upon them
BIZ q corrupt Lsgislaturs at ito last
session. A united, pridoht'and do,
oisiye movement on the part Of the
tax payers cannot fall to Be felt, ana
may be productive of much reiief. : :
Worry respectfully, u =. ;.s .
i Mssa Msa aH,tfiAS ,tEs pl 1o 1877 1871 J,
| The report that several persons
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
The Late war Extraordinary Military
movements,

The German newspapers are count.
ing up the wonderful results Of the
seven months war, which was deolar'
ed in Paris on July 18th, 1870 was
virtually brought to an end by the
eapitulaticn Of Paris on ,.the 2Sth Of
JANUARY, 1871 ;; and was finally olosed
OH the 10Th of FEBRUARY. The var
TASTED 5l6 days. barinG the frst
sevon days of the war, the armies
from North and South Germany were
concentrated and within thirteen
days, their strategic march to the
frontier was accomplished. The army,
numbering, Between 100000, and
100000 men, Was transported over
five principal lines of railroad. eaeh
one forwaring daily on al average,
$4,000 men, together with the neoes-
sary horses, artillery, munitions and
vehicles Of transport. -Four corps d..
ormcc were thus conveyed to the
French bouhdafy, some Of teom 500
miles, some 500 miles, aid, during
the transportation, men and horses
had to be victualled and cared for.
This is the most extraordinary CEN
ceutratioh ofan army ON record. His
tory has nothing to compare With it.
Deducting the days lost in ooncen-
trating, and the time which elapsed
between tho capitulatioh of Paris aid
the treaty of peace, we have, for the
active duration of the war;. $50 days.
During this time the German troops
fought II grand battles and l5G bat-
ties of less Importance, CAPTURED 26
fortified places, 6,700 pieces of artil-
lery, 100 eagles or flags, 1850 officers
and 100000 men. This, on an an
average, is 8 great and 2G smaller
battles, 4 fortresses, 90 eagles, LILO
pieces Of artillery, ! $50 officers and
G0,5O0 men month. This gives
fortress taken every six days, grand
battle every ninth day, and minor
battle every day. This looks, on pa
per, like triumphal march, yot one
German regiment, the 4S,h, lost 81
oficcrs out of 81, and l,543 men out
of 5000. The 52d regiment also
lost So officers, 7 colors and 1891
men. Most of tho rcgime ents Of tho
third corps lost 10 to SO officers, and
1000 to l,l0O men proof that there
must have been desperate lighting.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

% New Otleans' has imported $4,000
tons of railway bars since last Sop
tember = . sofdoient quantity TO lsy
x, 900 miles Of track.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
Positively the Last.

"Mary had a little lamb"
We've heard it o'er and DER,
Until that little lambs become
A perfect little bore!
So l propose there shall be dug,
A grave both deep and wide,
In which that little lamb and all its
barb's
Be buried side by side.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
The psnusYlyania Rebellion.

Let the Senate pass pass tho XII .Klax
BILL forthwith, and the President Of.
der..the arnyto Pennsylvania. There
10 an organized. resistance TO- tho law
there, and against human lifYs, apd, 80,
far, Governor Gesry has failed to &ll'
on the President for aid to suppfesS
It. Grant should, BY all means, pdt
his srmyin motions .asa3 ia$9iaA
Tx K. piotsro hss been psSlisSsd n
!!Datyin, :he man that .elsims that
IdySry one ySlSs, dessehded fto& tEo
monkeys. II Mr.. Darwin ever looked
in mirror, tits hard to see how be
could claim any other pssentage.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
How We arc Robbed,

The Unionville Times explains
that under tho old system Of drawing
jurieS there wps no, expense whatever
in the drawing. Under the jury law,
approved 10th March 1871, the year
y coo4t Of drawing juriss. in Union
County will be Sbout three hundred
and fifty dollars in Kichland about
six hundred dollars; in Charleston
about one thousand dollars. That is
to say the board OF the jury oornmis,
sioners may be in session as many
days in the year as the Circuit Court
10 In session in the countyv-ptus FIVE
days for revising lists. The board
consists of three officers, who are
entitled to three dollars day for
every day on duty. The Timcs is
confident that the board will be in
session for quite rs many days as the
Legislature invites them to be. There
will be drawing for every court
three every year. At every drawing
the clerk and sheriff are to be present.
Ihe figures for Union, then, will stand
thus: ,,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19
mo-: A
How it souadedKIh tho Garrett

in A. -, o. = .
;. .As truG S ee tno hrst OF John,"
"m m,ites Hh ohio correspondent, IL tho
'0TfSH"t"g fS,:g ~ ~ s. 81, -. -.
n'iei oa'h,n h?es IN inc rustic vi:
tag . OLE, hiol IS no s,i.pglst' tor his
Ma:.'a; .haa;. e., vho:.s were discouraged IN
,I;ai ;I1 h nts, 'lmia ypntures, BESIDES
INV i ,o na% 'G s:,,oa To"~eree et: iat'her Daok
."i4ad % He' - ,S; .ohHy. nlS psst essay rel
";a i'0o 49, o,'"Ai1H =, up SUNDAY son09l
",,1d ~ rom anu anu sn,s resulted IN the
AZ: Nv hann Iu PPTSRo''p'o'laly orcer!ng
uhi VIZ "1"',1u ,J 'noi w, A.'eno singing
n'i n;nbt i,,n. 'S; S;.", "on., ouS 70, oh inc hsst
abssorbsS s sp N ot.vvG, oha"r";ny s,ner., wnol!y
St mowntsd .i,e ~ oJ;o;v,nS J;msiS NY oihers sur"
iH.n." HY"sT ." ~ ohtp1'ttYs !n'on environ
ing to note, for future use, 'sthe lick it
was done with" On tho following Sab:
bath 'Liel took his "Missouri Har;
mony," and repaired to the attic to
PRACTICE. He had about arrived at
the conclusion, that no was worrying
no little melody out Of that "hyme,",
when he hoard stealthly stop on tho
stairs. Looking nervously around, he
Roheld tho failing oyea Of ".the old
man" looking "hickory whites" at
him. He likewise, hoard voice, to
him less musical than his own dismal
oroakIing,
i "'Liiel !! exclaimed the cold man."
IN a, tone of expostulation, with an
undoFtone of ,eastigetion--" 'Lielt
I've. tried to, bring you up moral
boy and now, whom you ought to be
dressing tor meeting, here you are
saving olap-boards, on Sunday !"
The balance Of the interview was Of
strictly private and domestic char
aoter, not to DO profaned by publ
cation. But to tkia day 'hiel is no
good slngist. 49,
Mr Thon,o. G;I1 ,.o,o-..
nonor ron"rt", ao , mh, a;oJ re'einh a. po5 nems5
p"r rwoetsp t.prl, nr ~" "no u'oa !" os:eh s;t
t;na n ,vns ,oa} -" ~ f"Ua ~ ~ ~ nns .ne:
saasod soS ooSS LONG, sonso 81 |URo, ana RGs7
Wash;natcu % Hun Chron;",o syoo =. MIMI. a;',c, AnS
amms;nq inst,noo % of i. euo Jro,,orn ~
~ IT, "'tfS IT., oiant0 WSLort W.s, u n's uTolery-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

4 A ffty.thousand-pound hammer ia
being placed in position at tho New
Albany Qnd.) steam forge works.
Under this monstrons hammer 10 i'm.
bodied eleven thousand feet Of tjm-
bev, end upon .hs sides is, mine thous.
and feet, making in all twenty thous.
and feetof heavy oak timber for a
foundation. # Ji.84 W
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

japan clover Las become ono sof
the stpple productions Of WektefG
North Carolina.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

| The report that several persons
were killed in the riots at Scranton,
has been contradieted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

Mark Twain is in his tbifty.sixth
year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

This 10 the coat of the drawing only !
the costs Of isssping genire, summoning
SnrieR TO-, remain as it was before.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-04-19

Five weeks, thirty days, q,
three commissioners, at
So each $27O 90
Five extra days, three
commissioners, at So 80.
: each 45 90
Three days OF clark and !,
sheriff, at So each I8 90
.:--~: -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20

@Wc regret Ia learn that Hon. NJ.
L. KEKw met with such stormy VOYAGE
from Liverpool Ia New York that hc
has been ~indispo.cd since his arrival.
and confined to his r0u,..s al the 81.
Nicholas Hotel. New York. Hence his
failure To arrive at his home AS antici-
paicd, last week. Many Of MIR. kcrr's
fellow passengers were greatly injured
by the carccring Of the vessel over the
angry pillows, and Mr.. kcrrs siaieroo,n
the steamer was at one time drencl,-
with the cxhilarntimg waters of the
sea. We trust that he may speedily
4. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20

ID The Folio. for October, ONES &c
liz greatly enlarged aud improved. /,
now gives three pieces OF music, com
lctc. which cost one dollar and twenty
c MS in sheet form, a superb portrait oil
Theodore Thomas, and thirty columns
of original reading matter. all for ten
cents. The publishers claim that the
Folio has increased its circulation more
than ten thousand copies since last jan
nary. This is a remarkable event in
Journalism, and demonstrates the fact
that the people arc not slow to sec the
advantage Of buying their music in this
form. TIE Folio is edited BY Dexter
Smith, the wc!l-known song-writcr, and
published at one dollar year by White.
Saith s. Perry, Boston. Specimen
copies are sent free to any address.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20

GTThc Cincinnati Enquirer of Satur.
day OF The Eockport Railroad: 1--WE
are in receipt OF the gratifying iutclIi-
1,cncc that this cDm?tny yesterday clos
el Il contract with Bralhlm & Cobb OF
Madison, Indiana, for the construction
pfpart or all of this important line OF
ioal: important because of the local
and through business from the South,
md Southwest that it mast bring 10 our
city. This road his reached its present
state of progress by the inccssant and
~pcrscvering efforts Of is projectors and
friends. II is dcscrvelly Il savoritc line
with our citizens.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20
LANES. TANI.S.y,
FOR 1871!
n OTI

; hereby given that the Tux Du,,;c.,o
|. Tor 1871 is now in my hands. and snr
me purpose Of collecting The Tnxc.
thereon charged. ! will attend ~ ,n.
once, at jasper. during business. l,o,,rs
from The 18Th of November until thc III
Monday OF April. 1872.
HE following shows the rate of T,x
aiion IN the different townships. on each
$luO Of taxable property:
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
S'a'c TAX hvc cents: County tax thir.
a!-hinc cents; school tux sixteen cents.
township tax ten rents: Road tax tc,,
echtsi special School tax twenty-five
cents; Total tax sl.O5 on each Slo.
i"tal poll tax ON each poll two dollars
HARRISON Towxsmr.
Siate lax vc:.cenis !; County tax thirty.
nine cents: School tax sixteen cont.
township tax five cents: Road tax fen
cents Special School tax ~tcn'ccnts: ia
.s' TAX eighiy-fivc cents on each xloO.
iotai poll tax on each poll 81 rs.
CAMBRIDGE TowxsHrr.
Sta'c lax hvc cents; County tax thirty.
nine cents; School tax sixteen cont.
township tax fifteen cents: LoaJ 70,
ten cents: Special School tax twepfy>
nv cents Railroad tax one dollar. ~.
TAI lax 80 IL. on each <lOO; Total poIl
tax on each poll two dollars.
HALL Tow>smur.
STATE tax five cents County tax thirty.
NM CENTS: School tax sixteen cents.
township tax ten cents; Road tax for,
cents: special school tax twcuty-ive
cents Total tax Sl,O5 OH each 500. tn
tai poll tax on each poll two dollars
PAToKA TOWNSHIP.
State tax five cents Comfy tox ,h;,,r
nine cents: School tax sixteen cent?.
township tax ten cents: Road tax tan
cents: Special School tax twcu,y-6vc
cents; Railroad tax one dollar. Total
tax S2.O5 on each 500: Total poII lax
on each poll two dollars.
FERDINAND Township.
Sta'e TAX I'VE cents: County tax thirty
nine rents; school tax sixteen cents:
hshiP lax twenty-five cents: Road
.aN Ten cents: Special School tax TWENTY
I'VE rents; Total tax $l,2O ON each SOB:
Total poll tax OH each poll SI,,5.
J~Asrrn.
Statc ;ax five cents: County tax thirty
!ine cents; School tax sixteen cents.
i'.'au tax ten cents; Special school tax
ilttecn cents: Railroad tax ono dollar.
Total tax ri.s5 on each 500: Total poli
on each poll two dollars.
HrNTrNcBI-RG.
.Staie tax hvc cents: County tax thirty
hiihe ccnfs;Schooi tax sixteen cents :Koad
lax ten cents Special School tax events.
i've cents ; Railroad lax one dollar: To
lai tax l.?5 on each 500: Total poll tax
III each poll two dollars.
Doc: TAN.
For every male dog u dollar: for
very female dog two dollars. and for
very additional dog two dollars.
Taxpayers are requested to call and
.c;iic as early a possible, au.t avoid
and rosts.
. All persons who are entitlc., TO = de-
iiri'on. on recount Of the 10 per cent.
illegally assessed on rca! estate. for ,l,,
ear lsC9. will please call ri.on Inv.
'onnty auditor and procure q %ecriifi-
ate. and present il al This office nj IN.
they make application 10 pay ,Leir
50 that il may le deducted from
heir taNc> of the present wear.
WILLIAM IiREiZ, r. ID. &.
Ocf. 18th. 1511-4w,.
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@One I. j. Ryan, Of the Evansville

"One I. J. Ryan, Of the Evansville
Journal has sued the proprictors Of tho
Evansville Courier, for defamation OF
character whcrcat Whittlcscy wants
to know how a thing utterly devoid Of
character, can sustain such an action.
Radical editors seem 10 have sourcd
spirits nowadays, and fly to the courts
to swcctcn them, Vide Fishback-whom
no jury would now clear Of being
'Fishy' in his statements, land this
Ryan, who by the time he gets through
with court and Whittlescy will not like
~ have much "rhinc."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20


rnE rIahs N rmE MISUNDERSTANDING
Loss az LIFE.
Latest reports from the terrible fire.
In Northern Wisconsin and Michigan
represent the loss OF life AS being fear.
ful. some seven or eight hundred dca.
bodies had already been recovered, and
II Is believed that the number will rcaclI
one thousand, and the wounded full two
hundred. This comprises fully three
quarters Of the population.
BANKERS MEETING.
n meeting Of the officers vf the Ma
tional banks OF Chicago was held at the
Office Of the Third National Bank. No.
III Wabash avanue. on Sunday evening,
October 10. ut six o'clock. for the pur-
pose Of comforting with Mr.. Hurl6cr,
Comptroller Of the Currency. j. Irwin
Pcarce. President Of the Third National
Bank, was called to the chair, and Hem
~ ~GrccmbauHi, Of the German National
was called for Secretary. A full ex.
change Of views touching the condition
Of the Chicago banks, MS effected by the
late great fire, was had, AMI il was asccr-
tanned, on a comparison OF liabilities
and resources, that all the banks were
perfectly sound and should resume bust
ness at once. The only DELAY asked by
any Of the banks was for sufficient time
to convey their safes from the ruins 10
the new places OF business. and 10 ar.
range their books and Office furniture.
After a general discussion. in which
the Comptroller participated; on motion
Of Mr.. Blair, President Of the First Ma
tlOnal, the resolution heretofore passed
pay fifteen per cent. cash Immediate
~ was unanimously rcscinded.
MIR. Coolbaugli. President Of the
l mon National. offered the following
resolution. which, after full discussion.
was unanimously adopted: |
Whereas, The books and treasures of!
all the national banks Of the city. The
Of which was 10 some extent nm
when the resolutions of the l2tI,
INST. were adopted, have been recovered
intact i; and.
Whereas. Careful examination Of our
lsscts since That time, has convinced Us
not only Of our entire ~ce!vcncy but OF.
pur AFFINITY TO carry OH our business as
without further delay : therefore.
Resolved. That all the national banks
this city will open their doors at the
temporary offices now occupied by them
the transaction Of business, ON the
Th inst. at ~ o'clock A. ".
'AHD FROM COMPTROLLER HrRLBCRr.
III THE IrRLic.-lIavimg a~sccrtained
personal investigation that the Ma
lonai Banks Of Chic go arc solvent in
tlfutions. and hat, Notwithstanding tho
.tc fire. they are able and ready to ia,
IL Just claims on presentation. | herrb,
mnouncc that the National Banks OF
hicago will open their doors for tn.
Of business rs usual. OH
'ucs,iay. the 18th inst, ut 10 o'clock 4.
:, ana | hereby express my belief H.
ieir ability TO meet all their legitimate
Engagements OH demand.
Nv. II. IIrELrrRr.
"C"nnptrollcr Of tho Currency" !.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20

E-Col. VIM. l.. Edmiston. who Ia:
bcco'nc a permanent resident OF Jasper
has purchased the right 10 Kings Pat.
eni Gas Generator Tor thi, county, aud
vii! be really in n few days 10 supply
every boly with any Of the variou.
style, Of the Generator. suitable for par
lurs. diMin g-rooms. stores. shops. OF
streets. The gas is generated in these
burners from a new kind vi luil. which
i perfectly safe ana non-cxp!osivc. will
NJ! leave grease spots If accidentally
spilled. The light i clear AMI brilliant
IS coal gas-iiy.,t. and what is best Of all
it is the cheapest light used by mankind
only excepting daylight. ADVERTISE
men; next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20

sIi, great triple game Is Ia he played,
aud all the movements will lie watched
with deepest interest.
Our " wish Is extremely liberal in
that We hope that each may win "a prop
or share. and that they may he alike sue
lccssiul.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-20

For The Jasper Fourier.
MR EDITOR DEAR SiR:-T TO keep IN
n healthy circulation of the blood, All
animated rotation Of the spirits. a spicy
quotation of the combatants, and some
other ''ations," you may give 10 Mr.,
Qaiz the following reply:
Mr.. Quiz 'most heartily approves
something. But then he has a '.bud" 10
his heart and to his approval. Why
approve a thing and then hang some
butts or buds TO it?
Bt Mr.. Quiz shows thereby that a
certain item in the Courier touched his
"bnady' soul, and shows further that nc
himself he such a guilty parent as men,
toned in that article.
Mr.. Quiz is a proud man, because he
styles himself "we," which prcrogativc
belongs only to Popcs. Emperors, Kings,
Editors, and other high dignitarics, Ut
which Mr.. Quiz may be one. In that
case ! beg pardon.
fpnLlic opinion, as Mr.. Quiz says.
give 10 teachers or preachers or crca-
tnre, or any other 'cachcrs"-I say, il
public opinion gives them what they
deserve. how could Jesus Christ have
been cruciiicd, or Columbus have been
thrown into Chains and prison, or how
could Grant have been elected presi-
dent: etc, etc. Does Mr.. Quiz not
know vet. that public opiuion mainly
depends on leaders or on "Quizcs Z"
Mr.. Quiz undoubtedly thinks himself
the public (an) and also an Infalliblc
Pope, because as hc my be a so-callci
temperance man, his "public opinion"
j. thit every teacher, who makes use Of
dram |. glass Of bocr, deserves his
inialli5lc verdict.
How does that smell, Mr.. Quiz?
should II aot spell MI. Quack? WHY
not show oar co.ors? A. N.