New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

up In sopo thanksgiving at home. or some bloody foud
a na T1S tho "HS i 81 e:
The remind @r%nt Nds Of tina, terrible
two offended youths, dashed together by the
wHs 10 true Morse duel fashion hacking each other
n t1e tnS s1es The los, Of s must have been eno
other as the Indians have done. They lived, not to
70 to G ss sns what yn death to a s
70 execution said when asked the question. Die with
s man elt ANYTHING when his head of Now shall
Know But take care he said, ." II do, shall smte
hair OF Ta y knife Meanwhile TAKE care OF this long
>, But what waste' WHAT would these men havo done
c Rs %a nSt s AND WITH ssa to 60 na
one loves them 6loodstained they Your own
so oDn men brought up und@r cucumsaoess
not merely ., tneir i Scia 'a Daring ines
~ "ea 70 60 forth voyages OF merchandise over all
tho sens "t The grim humor ne OF the modern Scotch
which so often ashes out into jest but that these mems
blood runs In the veu 81 hrop men out oi four whether
III America or Great Brta.1.
Startling as the assertion MAJ seem believe 1t TO be
Of yoSr western 14as ne as the Bret
or co., John Haywithout feeling al every turn shat
ocean which they crossed first, $50 years ago.
Now let me end my lecture by page from the Saga,
the battle Of stcfle,bsd. which was marked
the body OF tho king is lying uuburod the hillside
His poet ThormOd, his name implies, OF thunder
mood, who has been standing soro wounded IN the
He breaks of the shaft and goes up 10
great barn full OF wounded One
man comes out. OF the opposite party. and
says. "on what eide went thosei" "0n The bet
Sherwood has go'1on ring on his arm, and says
thou art . kings man., and wants the ring
which Is worth more" answers Thormod. Aud the man
tries take the ring. but ThomOd. swinging his sword
cuts of his hand the wrist, anu the behaves no
better IN his manner than tho men inside the barn,
Then InOrmOd went into tine barn, and when no had
sung his sOng IN praise OF the dead king he went into
the inner room. where there was IRE and wator. aud
handsome glri binding up the mems wounds why
said one dost call for "A leecll Z" ThornOd
said he not like those whom the nurse wOnld care
for and he go. up and went TO the re 10 warm him.
the fre-wood" lie brought in and threw 1t down.
Then the girl looked at him and SAID, "FhOu art dread
fully pale; wherefore art thou sO Thou wonderest
at mo-" said he IN his rhyme, Gan arrow overlook me,
mybeart sho said. "et me see thy wound" and she saw
IT, with piece iron It, MA LOT she had some
leeks cooking broth and gave them 10 eat $40 gave
him some, bul he said 81 haYo stomach now,
for my BROTH She took tongs and icd to pull H. out,
but the wound swclod aud thCr5 was too little to
lay hold Then said he, cut in deep that thou canst
get 1t out ana give me tho tOngs Ihen he TOOK the go
bracelet of his arm and gave 10 ler. Then TnuruOd
took the tongs and pIed tho iron out, but on IL was
barb and hung the flesh from The heart, some rcd
and some white. And wnen he saw that he SAID. Inc
King hath fed well; am faL even TO tho hearts
roots; ana 80 leaned back and dead"
snail not insult your Intelligence by any comments
epihets of my Was not this III IN a kinsman OF
OF you Does II not sound. allowing for all change
of manners, as well q ous OF Brot Hartc or
John Hay, Of dry lumOr and rough herOism OF
the lar West As long as you can bred your own Jim
BudsOs, your FynuS OF Virginia, the ola Morse bOOd
is surely not extinct the old Morse spirit Is not dead