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OUR ENDORSEMENT,

NEW Iberia, june -, IS7l.
.Nr. j. J.. Gilmore, Editor Of III, Lovjx;,oo
S"gGr-B0wi:
DEAR SIK-We take the liberty of
saying that We have not been unir,tcr-
csted and unsyluPathising spectators Of
your present brave struggle against Off.
clal corruption ard oppression. Certain
Iy there is no right dearer TO the people
than that of freely criticising official
mlsdcmeanor5, and official misconduct.
Surely there is nc m0re sacred dutv
than that of the public journalist. tn
sound the alarm and to uncover TO nuh-
lie gaze and scOrn and to bring to public
punishment, Official misdoers. The
bret authority of office is no screen
against investigations, and an official
villain has no immunity against publ
exposure. a sad day, indeed, will it be-
when maletactOrs in the offices of the
people, freed from all restraint, shall be
allowed to trample, With impunitv. up-
on the peoples rights, sentiments and
Tepugnance to dishonesty.
The cause, then, in which YOU are en-
listed is not yours individually, but that
Of the whole communicate the whole
people; at least of that respectable nor
tion whose interests depend upon de-
feating dishonest schemes, official pecu-
~lation, spite and tyranny, and in bring
ing shameless dishonesty and impudence
to he stake of public punishment.
Ibis being the base Of your late criti-
cIslns and exposure of certain officers of
this district, you hold a position against
winch y ndIctlve malaCe MAY dash for
ever, but i'll vain.
The whole community feels that the
late arbitrary judicial proceedings
against you, and particularly yonr ar
rest and spiriting away to another par
I%h, there to answer to u truthful rx-
posture made i'll this, are Outra"es upOl
itself, individually AMI collectively :
aud it finds III these v%cnonious acts til.
conclusive proofs against him who insti-
gated and directed them, OF u guilty
conscience blindly-secking revenge.
Approaching your loyal services in
the interest OF honest people and Of
free journalism, while we rerret the
d~iscomtorts to which you may have been
subjected, We bid you God speed for
the right, and remain
AOuT Obt SCrynutu o., |
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OTTO.

The crops of sugar in Lafour.
che this year will exceed that of
1873; the crop of rice will lie near.
~ or quite doubled, and the crop
of corn will be sufficient for home
consumption in all probability
IhidOd0pr Sentinel, july 4h.
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announcements.
LnR STATE EENATOE.

Irr-pcctfuIly announce myself a can
,lidItc for the office of State Senator of
the Tenth senatorial District, cOmpris-
ing the parishes of Lafayette, st. Ian
dry, Cameron and CalCasieu.
GEORGE II. WELLS.
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STATE CONVENTION. The
ehre~oPvpo piuAaa suggn0ts that
Il State Convention be held at
Alexandria in August. The Lou
isiaua Democrat is in favor of
the suggestion, and the Cauca~
sian calls the Convention for
Monday August Sd, 1874. The
Brashear News also favors the
call, and we must add that we
consider al early organization of
the State absolutely necessary to
success in the coming campaign.
Alexandria is doubtless the most
suitable location for a Convention
being removed from "logrolliugn
influences of New Orleans, and
we hope each parish of the State
will consider it a duty to send
delegates to Alexandria. How.
ever, we agree with the OpeIouSaS
Courier that Tuesday, September
LIST, will be a more suitable day for
the Convention, for by that time
White Leaguers, Democrats. and
independents will all agree that
the fight of the campaign must
be made by the organization of
white intelligence against coIored
ignorance and prejudice.
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Notice

Mr.. ID. Quinn, of Washington, La,
has entire charge and management Of
all business connected with the opera
ton of Mail Routes connecting New
Iberia and C~heucyvilIe, La, and
Orange, Texas. No bills will be paid
unless approved by him.
June 1, 1874. J. Il. PRICE.
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A WORD FROM "OTTO..,
"Otto, tie -I$~," rs, Fcoscy, the
Gentleman.

The Progress, of the 18th ult.
has published an article in which
it states that soto" is all ass, and
designates him as a fit occupant
of a lunatic asylum. The amiable
editor, in giving vent to his anger.
has forgotten that he waS a gen.
Hcm0n, and has shown himself
about as coWtc0us as Belden.
We have to thank him, however,
for the interest he has taken in
us, and, if we hear of any vacancy
in a mulc $taJlc, we shall let him
know, so that he may fill the DO
sitiOn.
nVwTn
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The American Sardiue Co.'S.
BOneless Sarlines, are much bet
ter, and less than half the cost of
imported SardineS.
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subscribers

" NN0 receive their paper with AN
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blue NJ red, will know that their sub
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CHURCH

N. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, vermilion-
Vile, La,-Preachlng every SUNDAY at
ii O'Clock A, NJ. and at ! o'clock p n.
Sunday School at 81 O'CLOCK each Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening,
at 7 o'clock. y Cordial invitation is cS-
tended to the public to attend.
J, NJ, BROWN. Pasfur.
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$. MAIL TAG LINES.

u. $. MAIL STAGES leave Vermilion-
vile daily for New Iberia via Royyille
and Cote GelGe, Also, daily SUNDAYS
e1ceRted) for Grand Coteau,, Opolousas
and Washington; and on Tuesdays, THURS
days and Saturdays for Mcrmentau River.
Lake Charles, and Sulphur Mines.
Through tickets to New Orleans can be
had Of the undersigned.
n2' tt NJ, 7. YOUNG, Local Agent.
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Educate your SODs. Send them
10 DOlbear's Commercial College,
BOB Canal street, New Orleans.
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MOUND CITf

4 "V~
r0uNEEcllL coltEqL
go 81! North Front st, St. Lo'',.
Established II Years 81
THE MODEL SCHOOL OF Ihh
stndyn +, Admitted this Y'''''
II MAKES THE SruDEH
4 Fine d.Repid. Pc"ma'
Qaicl and lcesroe il lg w..
i Thorough Eaps'' !
Iersed in Law and Il Coff'a " ,,
>''I Writer, ,| and j, the only h @@
in the the rrifed steie' f'o r,oy
STU
~ References to students VII
rDI, course of Book keepiess b
hip, Commercial A]rithnlg,dbsa
Business Corrssps- ~
merciai Law and Lectures, s n
For Circular aud other sl,d lnip /
Address.
ag20-ly
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Sewing machine owners, have
repairing done by A. L. Merchant.
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WEATHER AND CRoPs.-Of
late, We have had too much rain
for cotton and young corn, but
the weather being quite warm,
cane has grown with great ra-
pidity. Most of the latter CroV
has been "laid by" in good ordef,
but we fear the wet weather Will
cause all crops to become grasby.
For many years past there has
not been such a good cane crop,
and from an extensive observation
throughout the country, we be.
lieve the total crop of the State
will be larger than last year.
A recent trip through PORTIONS
OF the parishes OF Lafayette, st.
Martin and Iberia, discIo sed to
US the pleasant fact that a large
corn crop has already bcca made,
let the weather henceforth be
what it may. The lesson taught
by the want caused by the scarCi.
ty Ut Torn this year has been such
that a very large crop was plant.
ed, early in the season, and it,
Is now we'll advanced, the stalks
fortunately having two aud three
ears each. The cotton crop, also,
much better then is generally
supposed, and especially on the
is well advanced for
the season. Really the prospect
a bountiful harvest was never
than now.
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&4 Hf#
Ani a
aaananee would
A.esialy y Insure is sue
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HACeSS Oh resources , GfI Al
Death BY ~StORiRg.-A most hIo
occurrence took place on Petite Apss
island, in this parish, on Monday Inst
Two colored men, named David SDcpc.r
and David Stephens, In the employ Of
Judge Avery, the owner of the TsIard
started a full grown black bear and
pursued 1t with their dogs hnt,l thew
brought it to bay in a completely er-
hausted condition. Pr~eviousIv how
ever, the dogs had chased it thropoh
the field, passing near Mr.. Dudley Ava
~, who might have shot it but that
he was mounted on a fractions horse.
The two men and the. dogs ceptinped
the pursuit until they found him in the
condition aforesaid, when the men dis
patched it with stones, actually beat
ing him to death with them for want Of
better weapons. The bear w.as in good
condition and his paws made an excel
lent breakfast dish, which was partakcp
Of By our informant.
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"A Spider i'm the sto,,,,cT,.

"A short time since n young lady u resi-
dent iof Pfookville1 Pa, experienced n
creeping IS SENSATION Nl5 in her nose after she
had retired in the night, and all efforts to
"cmcvc the annoyance were without the
desired effect, the difficulty remaining for
several days, merely changing to location
further up in the nostrial At length ii
seemed to pass down into the throat, caus-
ing choking sensation. Immediately after
its disappearance the victim experienced
jacutd palms in lthc stomach, and called me IL
cal assistance Il in vain, the only thing that
gave her any relief being copious doses of
brandy, which failed to produce any of the
usual effects, Finally severe vomiting
ec.nsuucl, and after one whole nights suffer
ing, and the patient giving up hopes of l;fc,
the cause ofthc trouble was removed, aud
an examination found it to be a small par
iiele Of blood and matter, in the center of
which was a oommon-sized black spider
Evidently the brandy saved the young
lndy's1li!c. r;
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'"Rcst :pEsG DC Thankful"

Such arc ;hc words rrdc,,. c,rvoJ uror >,
stone in a wild mountain rcr;on amonc thc
Scottish lakes. After w;n1;nc ,,o,r stocn
r,,cred rond. YOU come snllcnlv nnon n
hcathcr-covercd dinglc. like aitrue oasis in
tile desert, md there. near n cl,or LulhI;u,-
spring, stands tic stone. well rcmcmhcr
that the little party Of tourist of viii ch |
made one were very thankful for that most
rtfrcshing rest upon the sweet, purn,c
heath after an unusually long walk. A
walk why, it was n vor;ta.dc pilgrimage
wNic lad achieved HAT Lav. No vehicle could
lie !i.ed in-thc rart Of the country where
our destination Law. so we ,btoircl two
=, "
g.n
l5 .,hlts .i,G,
M.'E :,
a.,
-,
H., ,o,,oo ., u 49,, .
ro,;, .,,o, "I
:,
ho1 ,non ,,o ho.,on ,..,,, -,
,
i,n,,s ;,
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obi oThere are several men in tn ecountry who
1i,thpk ntl,e women don know enough to
7auvcte, and one of them turned up Mt the cleo
.io fionlinz Michigan, the other day, in the fol-
lowing manner, to wit: n@r - ~. ii
ogGoi,8very dirty, debased and ignorant look
bsyipg man eape. in to oYoto. Said. one of the
al, ladisYsi Offering il g him ballot Il wish you,
would obligc US by voting this ticket''
Ns'sWhapkind Of q ticket is tliat?" said he
'a'hS ,S9saidl the iady,,..' 4y6a odn SEQ your
vsAaelf." ni"Bus csnltnread31f he answered.
.aifiEhyiean't Eoqpo gaaa ths ballot 3yoH have
i there in yopr hand, which you are about to
vote :, the lady asked. !, "No,p said he, az
20 Cant read at all" "Wsl," said tie lady,
bH" this 6a1lbt m2eaRs that yoa' late willing to
ssoaleithe women yotd as!wcl as tho men..p ais
that it 2" he replied "then dcn't want it
tina women don't know enough to vote !"
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School Notice.

will open School on the 18th Of Janu
Ary next, for GIRLS and YOUNG LADIES,
and BOYS under II years Of age in the
following branches Of sudy:
English Grammar; Geography, Arithmc-
tic (Davcs), Composition, Rhetoric, Logic,
Intellectual and Natural Philosophy, Ills
tory, Primary and universal, togeth er
with all.primary studios.
& Algebra and Geometry will be taught as
soon as am able to employ an assist ant.
Terms 50, and SO, pc; month.
Apply to me mt my Residence on New
Street doors South of the Lutheran
Church. "f'. 'arnA
G. A. IIOUGH
dec ~ 1874 1t
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ia X n Office!
OFFICE OF COUNTY TnEASuREp
( rAsGrhrrG COUNTY s. C.,


'Sc''"''cf IN iH'l,
nc following taxes have been leyio,l mp
Oh the property OF this County. viz:
for Salaries Of Eccuii,,o AMI Judicial
o'nc'rs OF the State the Clerks and conting-
NV NV eNpc"S'S o' 'Ae ''Nec"'lve and Indicinl
Del,'''"lS"' '' inc ""Ne'n'"e"J. j mills
uo, 80, ""i orr ana maintenance Of The
1'''' '''r''"p'c AMI h'int'tion'l Instiu
y q INC a'"'e' exclusive Of Common
'''o''S' mills.
,"' me SUPPORT and m"intinancc of
~, III Is
ioF INC expenses o; the General Assem-
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This is what the Pienir said last satur.

This is what the PH0nir snid last Sntur-
tF:,n EcIH GEtt'Y1 J'ii Iiiii!.I, ~.
d,S@"' EGst lpGuugt { IN Iaii a.. ;s.,.f
.".TAfre iisIno Sonthen State where Me ma
fiue people feel anything sare Tie most earnest
. desire 10 gteure as nany her ciycns as possible
Ly inporiation." l1 ~;
-pq ShhlthisR what the iPho.air' said lust
,1ssnnddyi: v5asar n.e1jmu 90 ~
saIci"TGSNe ewi York papers recommend their
80 idle mNorkAen to '.go West nnd some Of
cur Southern papers ara inviting them to-
come south,,r The Western papers decline to
take them on any terms, because that mar
'sHkctis crowded wiih'the same Troublesome
1roctslotnersl Goa hho'es iue.ao NOT trant Them
SnntiMd .South?hroG tib2 2' im eob
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offered by the Orangcburg Agricult uIal
and NJ ccha meal Association OH Field Crops
will be awardc on Saturday the 18th Of
December Competitors will take notice
aud hand in their reports nt once. The
Judges are requested TO NEE. Inc at II
o'clock, on The day above designated at
Vosc & Izlars store. r.S. FIELDER,
ir.. Superintendent
dec. l2 1t.
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FHSSFi7ArIN}I s SAT,t,

!'y order of he Probate Court will sell
81 t'lsc rriciy 10 The highest bidder at the
IS'alc i'iarr / lie late Lewis II. thinner
man drcrasc IN Orange Township on Tues
day III" ]: h day Of ncccml,cr 1874. the
r,EarirS personal property "f the said
l"'"ic. consisting Of Horses. Mules. Cattle.
! cps, Com. Cd,tcr "nl n.hcr produce will,
Plantation Machinery. Farm implements
sc
Terms Cash.
TiiuS. +. ElTKENKACK ER,
.Ai:n!r. Of Estate o. l.. H. Ximm .rm IN.
nov . .S-I .,
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y NOTICE.
TO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
0G dhrangessurg.

MOSES NJ. BROWN, the Barber pledges
himself to keep up with the times in al The
laie improvements us his business liz suIl
c!cni TO guarantee the above. lie will be
found at his Old Stand ever ready to serve
ms customers nj the shortest notice.
arl II 80
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PUBLIC iCHOGI. NOTICE..

10 iee is hereby given that SHADY SIDE
S'!iUo'. has been made public School
for WHITE CHILDREN Cor the Town OF
Oransehi'rs. AMI Mrs. u. T.. GLOVER arll
Miss T. EhFE I.ave heen elected 4,
Teachers thereof. Parties ic.irons'of. Al.
Ing their Children to Free. !5e5o;.. :, y
avail themselves .; hi, opportunity a, i;
will h@ 'hc only pnb;, &c,.ool G,r |a wh;,c
Scholars j" lhc Town OF Oransc',ur.:.
TFlAD. G. .lNDREW&.
Y. d. BOWMAN.
November Isl 1874.
noy u 1874 St
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SauKEsAsOLE'EEI LODGE,

N NO. IS, a.. E.. M.
A Special Communication Of this Lodge
will be held at Masonic Hall on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, 10th inst. at . o'clock.
Members will take notice AMI govern III I'm
selves according.
BY order of tho W.. NJ.
tl" tit FREDERICK S. DIBDLE,
I 40. Secretary.
al dec II ID, 1874 II
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COUNTY OF ORANGEBUK..
In THE Ccunr OF pRoHAr

IN THE CCunT or PRoHiT
Ey AUGUSTUS D. KNowLroN, 81.
Jadgc OF Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, O. B. Riley ha,h madcuit
to me, to grant Him Letters OF Aiunis-
traliOn OF the Estate and effects of Frentn
w. Riley, dcccasc !, late of sad County
These are therefore TO cite and adn,ish
all and singular the kindred and Crcours
Of the said deceased, TO he audlp-
pear, before me, at Court of probattor
the said County To he holden at Orangrlie,
on the 3Oih day Of December 1871. all
o'clock a. NJ, to show cause if any VIII he
said Administrator should not he grand.
Given under my hand and the Seal ofhc
Court, this Tth day Of Dee. a. d. II,
and in the JTth year of American lie
pendcncc.
LS.l AUGUSTUS Il. KNOWLTO,
dec l:-2t Judge ot Probe
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For SALE.

offer fcr sale the Residence of Geo. s.
ollirer Esq, on Rail Road Avenue, with Is
acres attached, all within town limits.
Aiso' one building Lot in the town of
Orangeburg.
JAS. II. FOWLES.
dec IL 1874 =.
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il is amusing 10 see how hald the Demo
I'D o1dticiIai ors arc tying to,tai turc Gov.
ezithNaberlain. They praise him aud we
,rdlikesTit z EutrD ID anicl will. never come 10
Judgment in his party. 1' 10 a1er
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The Ncstcr of the Bhr of Charleston +,
neJddEc Dunkir, died in that City on Saturday
last. He was eighty Two years ofagc. His
tilifeEas' bccn'a tpotlcss one. c:t,
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The Ncws and Courier wants Gov. Cham
Lcrlain to cut loose from Bowen, Buttz,
L,TTffr, q a, Tile Goyer1nor Of this State
has ,sensG;yis a man of keen discriminn-
ton and will not PERHAPS be governed by
Etn.. .Toods organ. Charleston Nc,cs and
Ctwtr. ciiher dry ZIP or quit your internal
lyI ocracy.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
ORANGEDURG C0uNTY.
Is til. CoNYnN rir,S.

Is I'll" coNMo& rrEAs.
Watson i. O. Cain nnl Complain Cor
9th ers Adm'rs rlain'ilTS iniuuciir.
vs. Leave tonar-
Valentine Piithan and shall asset and
others, Defendants. debts am TO-
relief
Ey an order made in this case It'll icr..
1874. the Creditors Of Jacob II. Oe.iu
deceased, are required to present AMI rove
tn cir Claims against him before The ulcr
signed, Referee. by the lst January net or
they will be d,harrcd payment, 9th tee.
1873. W +. UUTSON
dee l2-3l Hciclc.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COUN1 1 of ORANGEBURG,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary +. Oliver, Administrative
of Thomas Oliver, Plaintiff.
against Summons
Frederick X. Oliver. Rachel T..
Spigncr, Lawrence II. Mar
shall and Harriet his wife. Judy for Rc!icf.
G. Oliver, Sallie NJ. Oliver
and Annie Nellie Oliver, Julia
Thomas Oliver and Marion Complaint
Leo Oliver, by IT. W. Kcnncrly,
their Guardian, al Htum trt-
and Adam Smoke, creditor. and not Served
the other creditors of Intcs-
tate. Defendants.
TO the Ocfmdauty- iHf rt
SALLlE NJ. OLIVER, RACHEL L. SPICi
NER, F. +. X. OLlVER: .ii
You are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint In this action
which i. filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court for SAID County aud to serve a
COPY of your answer to The said complaint
on the subscriber y, his Office in town of
Orangcburg. opposite Court House Square
within twenty days after the service here
of exclusive of nc day Of such service;
and If YOU ini! To answer the complaint
within The time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Co::r; for the
rch'f 'i"m landed in the complaint
Dated Dec IL, 1874.
". j. nrTEENILLE.
dec TIT Plaintiffs Attorney.
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'eGl ,hnieditpr iins New Jersey brings delin-
futntn Subscribers 10 his counter inliycly
order hy publishing obituary notices Of
,s1tem whfsr4 they oRRye raid raid Up Up arrears he
Cd, the report 9t n' their Deaths BY
. saying they they were only .dcad heats" The
readers Of the HEwslwill please take notice.
and see Mr.. Boliver at once.
4 ft HI1 nrlW LnIENnIt,,iE iHtNI.l.-- ". 1,
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1evu5aI Is nEI9isYhQ nn1 1.iylC Hif,a /
l4rdThaf ,YpjionffI ppj IIIIerqld sHysi "Te appoint
ments Of his excclleney yesterday shows
: that=he9 proposes to stand squhrcly by his
sb blfriepds.""- -0,u,assurg, Tip's4,o oed1
r1L 9TAe Zines will surely 7now fecl butter.
y,Itis nasqnare honest paper under its pres
cnt;managcmcnt,, and we trust that when
Al ID dle kag s IinrqM said that N Mr Chamberlain
,al ijpfoses to siapd ysqqparsy by his friends, y
YrthRt hle paper hpyl y IN Il. vicw our friends in
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SATURDAY. aDEG. I2s 1874.

The Union-Hcrald- is one of the best cdi-
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tah5s' nhPttJEorn,inyy ay part Of his ''rork
the highest favor I ask, nert to tic Dirnr .Japor
30 .uhtctI no,p i,roke, rs that no mpn uRl urge
,sstast6 do an act Inconsistent 1rih the principles
hnlanR pleages upon seheh tie people haze rnfrus-
led us srith Our f,restai potccrs.-Go Cham
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The New York herald., 1874-11-30

dian problem for 1t Is not love that Ia needed but
light and light comes slowly. Poverty seems one
OF the elements OF human providence. IL has not
only been permitted; It seems to have been or
dained. Nothing can be done TO hasten the slow,
steady push OF the divine powers that are bearing
us on There are those who leave every ything TO
this divine power. "G,ve no help
GOD Is STRONG ENOUGH:
do nothing. let the poor suner and work their
wav out II they CAM respect heartily those who
talk In this strain. know them to be good, ear.
nest. generous men, and yet they seem to me 10
forget one thing, that Ia, that divine power does
not limit Itself TO laws. God is human. God Is q
to live. Coos hands are our hands IL is the nu-
man heart which gives expression to divine kind
ness. Cod grant our minds may be full OF wisdom.
divine methods. We must strive, think, examine
and then putting hand and heart and head
light intermingle we shall hope TO do Something
worth bringing TO that better time which Is COM
ing, when the rich shall help the poor and the
poor help the rich, and all together work out the
problem OF true society,