Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-04-27
AN HOUR OF AGONY,

on,,-,;4a9 IL ~ i'', VI vi aho
%pPou'G' li'7 IL ch''iIood 10 nm tc
D 10 ~ " Dplooh 10 "A9m perforated by
iusSi''h oI'lIoO'' las II occurred
- nm TO nave "oen lndui@lng q
ooi,'LioiIn'O'c curiosity III the re-
Ao'or ,eecSSo' ol u coaI mlhe, when
@ al oAPIoslon t, suddenly severed the
oo"I'5cI'oil I between G himself and The
MoiIu without lhoro are IormS q
''ne"SiheSS MI iloO 70 po l'6htIy treated
o. lhey Sof'lh lhIo "othlia beside
'hat uPreme commInshng Of grief
,'SVohi'I'ln'hO ana hoiloras was my
loV 10 experience Oh a c2'toih never
,,o,,.oo-lorso''eh eVel"h6oI January
~,
llilG 5 'oo'mhS t"i',,'1'e I4.
Wrought It's accustomed eIige5' All
bitterness aISeil-reproarh' ht'e o,,d
Sr'o'Nt |, '"H'y' la p'lrc oI That
mental l'''n'''1 |NIeI' Tor q long pc.
LIo'' "''GhaeH 'he re"'m"r'nc' o.
INC "ccIaon' III q''eS ron, l NO" ihd
mySolI TO hafr'Io Win indifference,
nay, even with a SnlIe, sthe cIroun'
stance TO "hlcn' but recently my
most intimate friends burst hardly
haZlrd in aiInslon'
me uu'Id Oh humpeJefS represent
one OF tho most ancient and hohored
OF Lo"don cIlicI s1tl'lona' what
they are, why they are, J nave NOT
tho rcnotcSt Idea. Enough tlaJ on
" CERTAIN dty IN NoYemDer, thoy ale
seen IN lhelr glory, then banners
brighter, their bands braS3ar, the.r
knights moro corpu ent, themselves
sleeker and more redeIoDt oI wealth
than any Of their prosperous rivals.
They have Il hall solely 1t would
soeln, llr the purpose OF h7spltallty'
They give dI"n"rs OF lnconccIyobIc
succulency and IooLhsomeness. They
invite Mayors, nay NIn8S, Wlo dou
always come, and princes who gen
orally do, nnd they also invite me, ]
80, Tor | like them, All the Lumpo-
tiers Of my acquaintance are noble,
l"rSe-heortcd men, citizen gentlemen
on whom London, lnnoed OF arm OF
purse, might confidently rely !
thInk II we're other than what Lam.
| woull DO a Lnmpeter
PretoXts were never wanted Tor a
Lnmpeter feed. The recovery OF the
chief city city magistrate from Q Mj.
nous @'t'ck, the breaking up OF the
frost, the birth of Il SON mud heir ta
the Ban of Croat a, arrival OF It PIE
bald elephant ut the gardens OF the
loo osloal Society, such were among
tho events ! could recall as having
suggested feastlul rgoJclngS' But
that to which | have no" to rei@
was to regarded as Il private and pc.
cuhor gathering, almost IN polot Oh
fact, " corporate family Iced com.
pnsll8 no more IMAM nihc'y-AN'
!ueSI'' 'eIcc'oa WIZ, 'n,.lS'Iilnli'".ioh y .l
Tor 'ho p"rPo-9 oi IySup2 n5 ,l'e u ipe,''. Il.
oil Il new hoaa COOK. in'''' u 1,' !.
r"'ller inc nature ,li OF "8FaIo I anu GUS
passionate uIIioof"'lon 'il'n ol |
( d.,!hc'' -" certain SoN55 VI io'P',is'' i
olil'E IohlnB , uo"n IHI 'A"OIl"'' ~ "
lnir'n 'l"U usually "'''o' On '"'''
piGaS''iV ,,a "'Soll 'lioS'
lh'ie W, Were 10 DC no SPeocIo'' ~
mu''c' Inc uS'1'' loJ%l ,o's''' M nv
more hpp'o "Il' lio I.lt' itu'cS' i uI n'
presence cI poa"'y c'IeOIIn8 - 'l,' VIC
SalIerN lGl85lO q naFi5 G "'s',''I1 ,. S VIC ~, Nv
tehtioh OF tho "t''N'r SeN lIo'" VI.
great onl''V OF lho lnoo'IIS' ..,
Inc L"'nPG'e'a @ "elo '"''lo"'"'
ana " 'nouShO G ,,,I 1h'ofE"'l'o ,,I oL.' u.".. a.
teTs Oh n''Irei AZURE n Aney Iuo5',se''''' sj' " =
man. alutroi wa, 4 10 I,,, tL,o t'Sn.o a niaInt o,t
puma, OuV loO uel','''' VI I' ''i'N'g"%y- ~,
tone" paH,aioohs' n5'lIol I. III" SD2tH. ,,i,;s,
lh8s' O"cNlod Sl1'S' oN!.LuSl.' WILLY
""stcoa's ana Ino In',i'"ly o'"t"' W'
PatronlGou "a oy ms ia'o @ ',a n JSO21 ;,,1n, '.'
fourth GEORGE IL WAS wen !I';Ii uIloVl
stood th.t the aaoPI2n O,t 10 .Roi. IL ',,'' ,s.'
costume on the part OF '1ell 6"5Ays ,'
would be interpreted oy 1,,,n H,',aP PIs'r. ,Gr.
aS the mosb uel'ca,o return S',' W,