, 1873-04-14

quarry, or COIL mino, or anything elBo which
has dealings Of d poouniary sort with tho poni-
tontiary.
MR. PL1Ms0LL AND HIS MISSION,
Mr. Plimson, Of whoso noble work for Eng
liah aeamon no have spoken onco or twico, is q
rich Englishman, who made o fortune in tho
coal business, retired, went to Par]iamont, as all
good Engls1men do, If they can afford it, p1aycd
hia- modest part Us ono Of tho units in Premier
G1adstono's majorities. and was nothing to him
solf or Ills associates but steady-going, COM
mon-placo Briton, till ono day he discovered that
he had lnlBslon. How lle came to discover this
mission, Which bids fair to FREQ the English
6alor from dinbolical outragos, beside which
the horrors Of tho "middlo passage" palo and
to place Mr. Plmsol1 by tho eido Of mon like
olarkson, Howard, and Cobden, ho told in
quiet way q fow days ago to great meeting at
E1otor Hall, whicl, mot to give it's sanction to
his agitation, The Earl of shaftoabury who 1as
dono moro to improve tho condition of tho Eng
llsh 1aboreEs than my other living metnber Of
the nobility, presided, md Tom Hughes and other.
mon eminent in philanthropy stood beside him.
He said that hia attention had first boon called
to tho murdorous way in Which aeamon were
sacrificed by ayaricious ship-ownors, on tho oo-
casion Of trip from London to Rotlcar:
thin voes,, ,,h,o. ho ..t,
aa raruncnt toot c,~o =, H. ."4su year
going north-eft tho rtver during dirty weather.
which increased to galc through which the ship BE-.
s anu s,n.nen maze tho trip aafels but Oh
ship, which tho lea wus broaknr IN md m 49, sna,
bound Yorkshire coast tlree wrecks tho which
'aa an M ase ,oa' anun9 o found tile friend with
out irom ear1v nornlng wntch,n. v;s1 nsa o1en
for tho steamers arrival, while Ills tMr pnsolla]
md aohhcd ok ,or thnn,t"osa s ~ w"a nsa.erleal
life had been srarod l. anid tho honorable gentleman.
mfn8oa my tears with hers bocauae WIS thinking Of
WIN ro1d novor ta,. s'cepcss eht
ing Of good and bravo men who would n,vor ra,,,rn
home mud resolved, daop down iu my l,cart to de-
t1ycon m ans .h".a o VIA waa .no a'uefeneo no
Parliament had cared for my safely ana ecnt mo to
sen In chip which Aad been surveyed, while they
thc IN nm, Wow os to o;,,a ~ - "uSs ea 10 eeha
Raid, "com,nittod to tho mercy Of men who ro
salaca 1no as 80 mucn manure, to force Into ono'+
aoas sto"su tnes o"n pt1'"'o !ostunes. resolved
Wa "aa guy 1o1 ttlo a''o naa saved my Iaie, "aa
eoou .u.ns ~ '.,e oa" teso'cdt anu havo never
aAenoo ion ~ 1.o. "uolo coha'aer nothing that
Aau' VI @.As ius"s hase oota1ncd, IN tho why OF
.noAoS' HUNS &nat "oulu glfo msso1 no rest; but
1at "onu ae'o'o la5seA anu my influence, my time
"hu my money my oouy anu my 8oul, to tho efforts
"haca an no" making.
giuce tho morning In md his wifi rooao All.
~0 WHY
everything tley Owned as held In trust for tho
sailor. HIf It in neceesarv tn ano,d orr 1..+
,;u,.u, h,,,
Ao 'So' NJ WILL spur" ~ as 1reo4y as
our sallors would ahed their blood for their
.conntrv il no rot into trouh,a IJa wont ~
x,o,,, 1;,o f11or,,.,, +,,o uo.t r,,., 49,.
NUM- AAo oi"iAoon' tno 6tea5 HneI6h ADOLF
tionlst, 71BltnB seapoffe, compiling statlsticB
talking with sailors. shin.Brrvevnrs. and eh;n.
-,
md ,,ronor,v ~, tia nr,;.,, ooan,- H.
voar VIVA socrjf,cod "on +,e u,ao, ,v,rt,,1 oror
1s;1en Or ,,,.found voaao,u ~ tha oo,,;a. o,.sa
.,,;oa,, o,nn,oro,;, tho nao.,,-, '
anal, yo.uo1a anna ~ ~ - ~. .s,..
sorhoo i, ,.,o,o,a ,r,,,o,, .,.,... 81, .-.,,
horror .t ,ta rove1at,on a, ,,,,rn.,, ao.u.-;.~
., ,o
be broken up sho lad narrow eacona ~ an aa.c
VOYAGE and ia quite unfit to go to sea again without
ropa,se %.leh %oa cosS moro than tue ship would 10
down for GO: and instoal of broattna ,or w s
buyer to The disay OF her late owners prepares to
sSHa aer TO- aoa xhoy but in vain, THO
arc ensngcd In distant port who havo raSer aaon
her, ond arc sent on board. sho ia then rcchrscnod
"a ~ 49, aoasy at .1o ah aeok is only two feet
tho sailors md out or hayo rcason to a,,soot "ua IL