The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-30

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! A ROMANCE IN HIaH LIFE AT the
gaming table the Duke OF Richmond
incurred a debt OF honor to LORD Ga.
doRfh, which hg was unable, tn! pay.
! an4lit wps 4gredM TINT his son, q lad of
fiftann. Ph0aboEe the title Of Earlfof
j M4ioh. .sshould parry the still younger
daughter of Lofd Cadogan. The boy
sRasisenG Tor fsoSa-school and the girl
from the nursery, clergyman was 10
attendance, and the children we're told
tthab tbey werer TO ,be married on the
spot. The girl--had nothing to say;
tho boy cried ont, "rhcy surely are
not going to marry me to that dowdyi"
But married they were. A post chnise
was ut tho door; the bridegroom was
ptsclind bH with his tnior to make the
gra tNtl tour, and the bride was sent
back t. her ,nIther. Lord March re-
muii,Hrt abroad for several years, after
which be returned To Lnudon, II well
educated, handsome young man, but
| III no haste to meet bis wife, whom he
mover saw except upon the OCCASION Of
their hasty marriage. SO he tarriel in
London to amnsc himself Ouc night
at tho opera his attention was attracted
| 10 a beautiful young lady iii :',n buSca.
"Who IS that?' he asked of ii gcutu.
mau beside him. "Iou must he n
stranger in London" was the reply,
mot to know the toast of the town, the
beautiful Lady March," The Earl
went straight to tho box. uunouucel
himself. aud cluimed his brid,,. The
two foil in love with each other on the
spot, aud lived long and happily to-
gethcr; and, when the husband died
she also died, Of IL broken heart, within
u few months. G.Msay f,r Sep.
tenn bGr.
Henry Iore. of Portsmouth, Va,
though he was blessed with kind
father, ubsurdly fell in lovo with his
step mother. variety of attachment
heretofore regarded as morally impos
sibie. SO Yore fed with hia step
mother aforesaid to Rich mund. Old
Yore didn't like it. His son might
have hated his step mother ever so
much, bat carrying her off in this way
was absurd. So thought this old gen-
tleman, and he wns confirmed III his
opinion by the fnct that the runuways
bore away with them the most of his
money-S9O0 in solid silver coin. S,
tho bereavoi parent sat down in sack
cloth aud ashes, and refused to hc com.
!or!ed. Meanwhile. the fusi.ivcs are
IL Jail, in Richmond. awaiting hls cotr-
ing. We consider This young mau
dreadfully erroneous as his conduct has
been, in soaie sort ph;l,s optical ben
! efuctcr Of maHAi;4d He hus t,il.I tn
our store oe knowledge. III, has c,r-
rected grave m,aapplc!:ension,. lie
has SHOWN that b,:;wccn the ,:cp .ou
an'i tue step n r'ii'r no Lntaral rr!,uS-
nance exists. II he eau love, others
crr;alnlY i'll bis position can tolerate.
The mnnner III which Southern
'ou'raacs" occur may be learned from
tn. State of affairs existing III Srmter
County, :aiabuma. There one Warren
Dcw. IL negro politician IF the vu,y
worst type. has been making canvass
for tho Legislature. In the first pnc,.
however, ho must hnve bis guard of
honor, AZ his hone becomes il sort or
military camp ground and rcntrzvou,
for all the idle. worthless aud vicious
negroes Of the vicinity. Starting ont
FROM this military station, he hu:ar-
gnnl lao blacks in Language OF IN ill.,
cen'',ary chIracter. He laid down the
law that ".E u uegro is killed, we must
Kill white mia. 40 matter whether
We get the right one or not. SacL Sc
rious apprchen,inns wcra entertained
of tnn nitn that II warrant WAS is,neh
ior his arrest. aud tie tlIicers found
him surrouuirl by nbuut fifty armed
negroes These refused to obey the
wi ;. II was not until tie Sheriff sum
mune t1o ctiz-ns that peace could be
restored, unu then Dew had li.d the
country. Ii the greatest fnr1,aranco
had not bcan exercised, II formidable
riot might have been the consequence.
BuY, RIGurs. The boys OF Pitts
burg have Held mass meeting, nu.l
resolved: 1--WE will 60 in swimming,
whenever we darncd please, and won t
come any extra ahenanigun about get
ting our hair dry to sell the folks at
home, and that We will have shirts to
weur, so that the big fellow. won't
laugh ut us when wo are Huirussiug.
that "we are wiling to do tho square
thing to our parents, but ain't cut for
tending to babies, and We won't do any
labor about home that does not pro.
perly come within boys sphcrc, nnd
not TINT, if it interfcres with the hours
of play, which health demands boys
should have, viz: Between O'clock in