The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-06

silent when We muSt, lullin@ cares to
sleep by the music Of gentle enjoy
ment, and passing dream-likc through
Il land of dreams? No. ean-lil;c rs
rs is our life, there is in it one reality,
our duty. Let us cling tn that, and
distress may ovcrwhelm but cannot
disturb US, may destroy but cannot
hurt us; the bitterness Of earthly
things and the shortness Of earthly
life will cease to be evils and begin to
be blessings.
Lives Of great men all remind US,
We may make our lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us,
Footprints on the sand Of time
Let Us be bold in spirit. Indulge
no doubts, they are traitors. There
is always right and wrong, and if
YOU ever doubt, be sure you take not
the wrong.
To the standard of Love. Purity and
Fidelity, we will ever adhere, and mp
hold it through cvilreport: and through
good report. We will struggle on in
daylight and in darkness, ay, in the
thickest darkness, with all the storing
which it may bring with it, till Tenn
perance triumphant shall be proclaim
ed throughout this whole land.
LET US then be up aul doing.
With 4 helrt for every fate;
Still achieving, still pursuing.
Learn 10 labor and to wait"
But, Worthy Patriarch, l have not
touched upon what | deem to be the
best and strongest influence in this Di-
vision, and that is the ladies, of whom
we have Il large number.
And, I think, I can safely say that
Newbelrv Division did more for her
welfare when she admitted ladies into
her fold than by any other one act she
has ever done. do not wish to depre-
ciate the l;sbors Of the male members.
They have laborcd long and faithfully,
and deserve much credit for it. But the
admission Of ladies into this Division
has given it Il c:lste-;l dignity-which
never could have been obtained with
out them: and there is not Z single
member here present who can deny it..
We all know that in the ordinary af-
ftirs Of life Il woman has Il greater in
fiucnce over those near her than man.
While our feelings are, for the most
part, as retired rs anclioritcs, hers are
in play before us. We hear them
in her varying voice; we see them
- tho ho,',t;f,, .nd bo,r,or;or. nm
dulations of her movements, in the
quick shifting hues Of her face, in her
eye, glad and bright, then fond and
.;, ,It ;.n.n honrt ,,1 III ,ho
t.,c.,.,.
She seems of = finer mould than we,
and c,st IN form of hoantv which
lilo III ho,,.r ,cts with q, moral inr,u-
anoa ,ro, orr hoor+s. md - sb. ro,..s
oho,t ns wo mol , noroment within
which rises anil s,roads GENTLY over
U.s. harmonizipg Us with her own. And
can any man listen to this. can his eve
dav after day. rest upon this--and he
not he touched by it, and made bettcr:o
The djpritv of woman has its pecu-
lior cl,roctey. # awes more than that
Of n,an His ;s more physical bearing
;tsalf IN with ,n cn,rov of rouooc
,rhi.h wo o,or hr,vc ,r y s,r.noth
which wc n,v strroalc ooainst: he is
his avn ,v,rI,.r and we n,ar stand the
hrurt wn',.r.s has nothiuo Of This
f;,r,.a IN Il # :. If , hio],er u,rality. and
too delicate for mortal touch.
Enou;no +,,n th,+ ve have This in
s,,onoo o,,;ono..4 ,s doos if NOT Lohon,,o
~ ,.,,on T., ,,on . WOW that wa n,v
ho anohl,d >. ,.oo,> T. thsn l. # NOT ,rr
dntv to strive 70 please them, TO work
IN corc.rt with and mid Them TO the
h.st ,f o,r .h;,itr in tbis Glorious causcy
And # ~. w;,, hut ,,rscvere success
v.i, y. our. ,.;,.to.,. viii, bc uaiued
rha l,,1;a, ,.,n,. ,hc now,.r Of their
;na,o, oa. tl.,. ,orst ha ,xarr of fine
.,:>h .,,;. ,u,,r.r ,.,,,.;o,
..;.I, = .1 : ..,,,1 ,,ar +bom r,t +,
e,r,,,.o ~. h,,, .,1,u,us to ram,in and
a;vs ns tho hon.ft Of their Influenza
- ,bot wa n,.y ne cucouraosd in our
,,,o.. f,u;e.,,,.. ,.;.b1r,u t},nir i,Hu-
oroe ,,,o will hn 1.ft IN ! hcIuIess conJi.
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