The daily gazette., 1874-10-14
description of Queen Cuiniyiuye an

/ And when Shakespeare comes to de-
scribe youthful knight, he scars into
one Of his highest iligIltsa
II saw youna Harry with his beaver on,
Ms 10 uisse' on his thighs CALAMITY armed
ki'a from the ground like feath cred Mer-
AMI vauIted with such ease into his seat.
| nsl an angel dropped from the clouds,
10 turn and wind fiery Pegasus,
And witch the world with NOZZLE HORSE
| MANsHlr.
| My young friends, remember the
Persian lesson, ride and speak the
| truth, and a. John Ruskin says, in
the letter before quoted 1--WE will
| have, please Heaven, some riding, not
as iockics ride and some sailing, not
as pots and Kettles sail, once more on
English land and sea, and out of both
klndied yet again the Chivalry of heart
| OF the knight of Athens, and Eaues of
Rome, aud Ritter of Germany, and
thcvalicr Of France, and Cav
alirr OF England. Chivalry-gentle
ana always lovely among those who
deserved the name OF knisht-showing
| mercy to whom mercy was due, and
| honor to whom honor
| W here So much has been done, and
| done so well it might seem ungra-
| cinuS To criticisc, but | wish that
among the premiums offered there was
| ono Tor the best plan for "A small and
| well ventilated, convenient dwelling
! house for l1borng man and his fam
| lily.
1t has been a pleasant thing to OBJ
rrve how much interest and pains
| nave OF late years, especially in Eng
| gland, been bestowed upon the Gotta
| Scs OF the agricultural laboring men,
and the operatives in factories and
| similar businesses +; and what advance
ment in their health and comfort has
| resulted.
| Surely thoughtlulncss for the wei
fare and comfort of the plain, rough
handed men, their wives and little
ones, who give SO much of toll ami
Exposure in the task of production, j.
due from all OF ua. Give them the
hope and amb tion that their children
will be better off than themselves.
| They should NE elevated by instruction
in the prophecies and civilitics of life,
and every possible opportunity given
| to them for improvement.
| can imagine the Joy of farmer in
the contemplation of his growing crops
green pasture and fat herds, but the
| pleasanteSt feature of his estate, it seems
| To me, would tie the modest and com
| Portable cottages in which dwclt the
| wives and little children of his labor
crs, who found peace and plenty under
| the shadows Of his trees, and gave him
friendly greeting as he passed them hy.
| why should npt 4 premium be offered
to the laborcr who should exhibit the
lncotest andpretticst cottage and garden
lattachcd?
| No tOrm OF government can ever dc
stroy, nor can amy mere form create the
jrcal, enduring tie ola common brother
hood between men. That depends for
itscXistcnce upon the individuals them
selves, aud rs We know men are gener-
ally what we make them by our treat
ment, SO do | believe that Il course Of
kindly, conaiduratr action hy the land
oW ncr or farmer towards the hands in
| h- employ VII bcgct fidelity Of ser
vice, 4 reliability in times of pressure,
that mere WAGES or covenants binding
in law could NJ vcr produce. MY thought
has been we'll Nprrssed by one of the
living poeto SCI
! ANA therefore hould VIC aid who need IT
lid,
/ And freely ri,o > tho WHO need onr civ
l ing:
Look kindly On j bro .her's humber trade.
And the cpaTsc hani thtt labor tor it, liz =
/ ing.
oaun not haeaust our fortune are moro thriv-
lnC.
. Spurn the cola rule, ALI barter no bestow
| ibg.
, | And su'h GOOD ~ IN n answer ous contriS-
4 Let No t'se hame deter from open >ho@
ing,
y rhe CRYSTAL stream ran, ele thoulh me,
behold II uOSIu2.
= Therefore tcadn him industry and raj,
n hi4 standard for comfortable life. In
due. vour farm hands ii possible, t. lay
: hy something, be it ever "a little. unit
: tn habit Of thrift IS acquired, an,
drunkenness and dissipation will thu
e lac disappointed ol many a victim
Y When this association shall hold il
= annual meetings for exhibition, let al
= " ho lmNc contributed, whether Will
\ hand or brain, or money alone, let al
! join in cheering recognition of eacl
others merit, and award To each, how
ever humble, HIS just need of praise an,
/ reward for his good Use of the talen
e entrusted To his keeping.
ono Wor,i more aud have done \
% ltlgc and hcnGtlcient use which YOU
u Association nay, and earnestly true
: Will have, is that in your meetings ther
4 shall he true, 10 all political party an
\ diescnsiCns, which our form of goverl
III mCnt the necessity OF -goyernmen
e 10y our people, end the unfortunate fl,
!! quency of our elections all tend 10 kec
y iConstantly and actively alive.
IT am an earnest bcliver in the dui
y of every Amcticln citizen TO take an il
tS taicst IN the political affairs of h
~ country and yet can we'll see the nee