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DAILY Argus.

The Committee on Ways and Means are
stnpehAd with amAzenent at the premise of
the New England wooden manufacturers not
only to ask no protection, but TO raise the
wages of their work men, provided Congress
will remove the. duties On raw wool and
coal, and OF all wood and iroDlentering into
the manufacture of machinery. This 10 .
nut protectionlsts find hard to crack.
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and for over two years confidential fnysi-
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ofthe Medical University OF New York,
has now located at Indianapolis,
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CATHlRTIC EXTRACT.

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. known action on ths
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Of health, than gallons
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The active medicinal
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hest Toms preparation
of Iron in
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
SATURDAY. MORNTNG. 1Ta APRIL.1133,4 1872

qggiies., holy, devoted man. Perhaps he
ss9R etimeyss forgot he had q child g but he
loved me. l was addicted to the habit
of reading and 'memorisipgsplass. Night
after night sat ,up, sdauouring the
tragedies 'ofs Shakespeare, a'dntil at last
tho passion. becameiso overpoTering that
f. determined to seek the city and enter
upon the theatrical protessioh..t !
had no mother to wound She was dead
Ny beauty attracted Instant attention.
Success turned my hea d-fattery ruined
NE: To-day I am mptherand no wife;
and we'll Tor iheif my Son does not curse
the name of the mother who bore him
Alice was weeping. i-9
You are young aud beautiful. When
you ask to come here you ca mot dream
Of The peris that may beset you. Like
me, you may live to cry out, i am LOST
Like Inc, you may hear that your father
has gone broken, hearted to thesgravc {;
that the man WHO loSed you, aud Iwh ON
you lovea-if there be, such-is the
husband of happy wife. You may
weep for the priceless love you threw
from you, for life of care, of hardly
won, case, of hateful splcndor. There,
chill, l didn't mean to make you cry !;
hut do say, that willingly would | die
Tomorrow could l bring back my iuno-
cent youth Go home, young girl /; and
when you arc tempted to be great, think
@! the star you saw las: night, 5Iazing
with n false lustre and remember how
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
A Sense of Humor.

If You tell man that he has no
poctical faculty, no talcnt for uathcma-
tics 10 genius for qratory, or for
natural science. or for metaphysics, be
will very likely. agree, with you; he may
even admit, thouei that is less common,
that his logic is not remarkable for
c!earncss or precision, and he will very
often consent with surprising readiness
to be pronounced deficient in any Of the
Christian virtues. But We have never
known anybody who would frank ly con
fcss that ba was without a sense of
humor. We have been acquainted with
senior wranglcrs, with professors Of
political economy, with members Of
Parliament possessed by morbid appe-
titc for useful information, even with
contributors to comic newspapers, and
we have never met any one candid
enough or sufficiently acquainted with
h!s own powers 70 admit what is at
worst rather misfortune than fault
On the 9th r hand. if we were to apply
to people for their opinion Of their
neighbors, we should come to the con-
cluslon that the faculty was more lik ely
70 be non.exstent than omnipreseDt
No Frenchman, we are sometimes told,
has a real sense of humor; the German
article is Of tho humblcst kind; o
Scotclman aan only be assajled BY
means oi' a surgical operation and, in
short, if We except few Englishmcn
lrishmcn, and Americans, the whole
world is in n state of utter darkness
The fact probably is that the word
'humor," though we fattcr ourselves
that we attach distinct meaning to it,
h.s a. ehifiin" and Indefinite n s;pni.ica
tion a most other words which imply
that our emotions have been accurately
analyz In some meanings Of the
term, anybody who is capable OF horse.
laugh may ilatter himself tlmt he has a
sense OF humGr in others, it inn lies a
very rare aud delicate faculty indeed.
We may perhaps venture to assume that
humor in all its senses implies certain
delight in strange contrasts of mood "a
pleasure in extracting laughter from
tears, or Di,cc uersd; more or less de-
cided love Of the bizarre and eccentric !;
and therefore, in its creative shapes. a
power of blending together the most
divcrging lines OF sentiment so as to
produce harmonious or at least agree
able effects. hat which is specially
ahtipathetic to the humorous man is the
prolonged barping upon one string.
whcther Of statistics or sentiment, and
lie longs te introduce some yuriety. even
at the cost of logic or OF reverence. 1t
naturally follows that very large
province OF the humorous is absolutely
iuterdlcted to women. Many of the
most amusing things that ever have
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13
a Word With the ChiyaIly.

We have not, as is Obvious, taken a
lively interest in Mr. Summers Civil
Rights project. Whatever its essential
merits, we did not approve the policy of
cngraiting such Il measure on general
amnesty. We want universal amnesty
umupurchascd, unqualified unbalanced
BY al5sc toF, Just AS wc oLtai .cd i'm.
pqrlial suffragca We have Supported
each from the outset, not as make.
weight to something cls,, but bccauso il
was ics inntiaIly and unchangcably right
Now that :hc scheme of attaching
civil rights to amnesty has resulted in
the temporary defeat of both, we asS the
Sometime aristocracy Of the South to
look at civil or yog please sociaD sights
IN The li&ht Of these accomplished and
undenian!G facts
q II is u fact tia, the blacks. are here
-ncariy tive W,lliops Of tkcip and are
not going away. a handful may 90
i~itoRi iiuic 10 time, hui ii least ninety
nIne Of every hundred viii stay 1t is
a ilct that they are free, and caGgot hc
rc-cusluvcd. You might rs well atten.pt
to rccoycr the dew OF last Fourth o, j uly
morning as to re-snslaye these five mil
lions
1t Is a TACT that Ihyy ,o:;, as g.i:a:.
do. and are eligible to Office. Six o,
eight of them are now members of Con
sress, as more will be, siucc a majority
OF the voters are black iu ut least twenty
districts
Do you suppose, can you Imagine, that
these colorcd members Of Congress ar,
always to journey to and from Washing.
ton in smoking cars? Can you really
afford to insist that they shall?
W e saw o most respected minister OF
the Gospel driven out of Il Philadelphia
horse car COMPELLED to stand on the from,
platform or get off altogether-about tn,
time that Philadelphia gave scvera
thousand majority for l4ineoln's rc-elcc,
tlen. OF course, VIC knew that couldn't
last, and it didn't.
Hardly year ago, Frederick Douglas,
IA Sontherner born, of whom the South
will Yet have the scusc to be proud wa,
returning from IL most important mssiur
tn San Domingo in company with Sena
tor Nodc spd other associates on thai
mission. Reaching Virginia steam
boat, almost ia sight of a table, there wa,
call for dinner and tho commissioners
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went forward, wheniDouglass was rudely
stopped at the door he Was1 mig ger
and Inusn't presu ne TO cat withe white
folks! SO the com mtnissioncrs all lost their
dinner, the company lost their pay for it,
and Virginia had her revenge for Get
tysburg and APpemattox. le 4p
= Are we men Or children who play such
silly games as this? q ila2'7l 81
Suppose the friendship Of Hayti
should become important TO us-and the
strong often have need of the weak, as
a thousand examples would show We
telegraph Hnyti to send Il speciul envoy
to Washington, and she sends one who
lands at New Orleans or Savannah
shall We order him into negro-car and
refuse 10 let him eat till he reaches
Washington? Ifnot, why treat him
better than the member from Florida or
the Senator from Mississippi?
A few days since, white family,
h"HihS pHCu pINdtC UoA az LueutIc,
went thither in due time, anticipating
an evening of pleasure, but their child
nurse was yellow, and could not be ad
nittcd; so the family went homo and
sulkcd through the evening. Who
profitcd by their loss? iaia
Men Of the South you were once
accounted shrewd politicians. Does
this look like it? Are you not allowing
your women to rule you? We entreat you
to heed the Englishman s c1hortation
to his departing friend, "}e good to
yourself, John" We need no civil
rights bill if you will only cvince little
homcly common sense But showing
your representatives in Congress and
their wives into filthy smoking cars,
while yuu compel them to pay first class
fare, is Il folly which YOU will surely be
ashamed of Whenever your heads are
cool. Isn't it the wise way to DO what
you ultimately must while yet you grace,
fully may?-Ncr lorh, Trihmc i2M.
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Alice,


Yes, said the girl pass,ona,ely. my
life Is too narrow. too tuil of-petly cares.
Would it be any Ltoaaer-ifI married
yoa? Fou lon't know what you ask
y"l don't know what an unhappy, dis
satisfied Girl am; how tired of every
thing abont ME. From Monday morn.
ing till Saturday night, | must perform
the same ifosoma duties I ben there
is always the rehearsal Saturday, and
the singing M Sunday. My father
reads his sermon TO NE in tho middle of
the week, SO that is nothiag new Don't
ask re to be your wife, Louis; you
would be sorry in year if said yes
i thought you loved me- said thc
young man, sadly.
so do; eat least I think d., She
3d. I'll; c:;-;cne ;n"annnnsnnss
i nm sure, Louis, love no one better
than you; but | tell you this kind OF
life don't sut me-
'Whet would suit you, dear 2
Il hardly dare say but [ should like
to DO something groat-to be looked up
to, admired-spokan of with enthusias.
tic praise. | should prefer to live in II
city where I could see great people and
art galleries and 60 to conoerts-ycs,
and to the theatre, though father thinks
it so wicked
'Ah, Alice, dear. your head is turned
not your heart; pray God not your
heart. Going to the great city has
changed you; and yet, if | remember,
you did not like your rich relatives
No, nor they mo but they found me
very handy. could make over their
dresses and embroidcr dainty little neck
ties, and serve them in a thousand ways;
yet, slave lin though it was, in one
sense, they have invited me, and am
& ing there again, to stay six weeks
"Oh Alice!
And then, when come back-iRI
do'-she paused a moment, for Louis
face had changed, and, after all she did
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The Future Of South Carolina.


Cicero said with respect TO the doc
trine of the Immortality of the soul: aIf
it be 4 dream, let me dream on" Some
how or other We have got the notion in
our head that South Carolina is great
place, and destined, ultimately to be
greater. 1t may that wo are prejudiced
in favor of the State BE. it, 50; there
is luxury in loving any thing. We
know there are many things in South
Carolina that ,nrc. very uudesirablsH,The
State government, by, the aahersuts of
all political creeds, is acknowledged to
ue exceeding B S5o,iupt. Bit what VIII ma
be said of the government of South C ar
olina will apply, to a tcrg great extent,
to,eyery State in the Union. Corruption
is the rrder'of the day Far Be from
us to offer any ralliatio,i for the general
degradation ofthe times. We deplorc
it. Corrupt and partisan as is the gov
ernmcnt of South Carolina, it would be
very difficult to find spot on this globe
which makes more pleasant home. The
soil in South Carolina is not so rich as
is the soil Of somo other localities; but
there are fcw spots in the State Of South
Carolina where an Industrious man can
not make good living. The simple fact
that South Carolina has not been pros.ra-
ted beyond hope OF recovery BY her own
rulers, is an evidence Of her powers Of
endurance. The rccuperativc power Of
tho State Of South Carolina is demon
strated BY the fact that her people, as a
general thing, commenced the world
after the war poor, and many of them
worse than poor-deeply in debt. Not
wiihstanding the continual pressure and
drainage to which the inhabitants of
South Carolina have, for tile last six
years, been subjected, the Industrious
portion of them have increased in wealth.
If tile Statcof South Carolina has been
able to grow under the heavy burdens
which have been imposed upon her, what
would she do in the event these burdens
were removed? ri gIiis.
five are asked for our reasons for
belieEing that these onerous and crush.
ing burdens will ultimately be. removed
-
our simple reply is that night aud dark
ness must be followed by day and light.
When or how a change will take place
in South Carolina we do not pretend to
know. We confidently expect change
sometime. When this change comes
We are greatly mistaken if South Caruli-
ia is not ranked rs one Of the first Statcs
i'll the Union. If all this is dream,
we desire to dream on. It is pleasant.
II may be an air castle; if SO, the fall
will injure no one lori;elc Engnircr.