The Morning herald., 1875-11-30

blood Il sdoss ihs ssne thing If 200 run
it asairs stslesr ph pole you hit 1t hard
enough. / wea slave in Selma, Alsba.a,
and ans dey smashed Tho nose Of a.
oversssr On tbs plantation. got away to-
Monizo-..,cr!!,s,t 10 the rear Of the Federal
forc5, aod hare I am. Now you nee, Goa
in us.l taa p :ssaes, ,1mid The asliles Of the
sissses, theess various shapes Of noses.
Some II fatkem noses among MS Africo-
Americans Is down pretty high fiat to our
faces. l see sevsral such nosss before me
now, and even Solomoa himself couldn't
wrong vne Of them excepting he used =
pair Of piucsrs ss 4 track drawer. Other
noses Is big. As general thing all great
men havs big noses. I have; 20 had
the Duke Of Wellington, John Ty.
Ter, Councilman Tom Barlow, Of Phila-'
delphia, and the emperor Of all the Br. :
els. Noses my brethren, is like trsmpets
they was madeto be blown. That old
Yankee overseer at Selma had one about
the size Of 4 California pear, and when !
smashed it close to. his cheek bones and
took 70 the swamp, it didn't need any eolo-
mon to tell me that such whaler as that,
let alone the "wringing' Of the nose,
bringeth blood. After Id licked o.e Of
them Cape May walters last summer a ye
ago, purposely ran my ncse against q
post, The blood followed, aud one of the
Stockton House karbers sSors he saw that
darkey strike me first. There amt moth
ing in this tex, o! Solomon anyhow. Such
being the case, my beloved, let Us pas On
to the third pint: .,,oy f--. w.. ,.
go the forcing Of wrath bringe.h forth
strife" .s..-
OF course it 3oea, said the preacher
How Solomon found this out ismorethan
can tell Solomon knew altogether too
much for his time. How did he know al
about losse women and the stupidity 81
young men'that are taken in BY 'em if he
hadn't been there himself? That's what
want to know! If Solomon was to walk
down Broadway, in New York, I'd bet my
bottom dollar that somebody would stick
him With bogus watch or cotton-backed
satin beaver overeoat before he had tray
eled two bio ks. Of course the forcing ol
wrath would bling strife, and will con.
sinue to do 80 as long as the d:vil and rye
whisky are permitted to lay around. ]
like to see peace, my beloved lleres, ba'
If any man Intentionally spits tobacco over
my shirt bosom, if he amt too big, he'll
make tire acquaintance Of a punched head
If man forgives you for what is, or wha'
he supro:es to be an injury, be
cause he ISN'T able 10 lick you, ye1
set him down as galoot. Hhe overlook'
an injury, while at the same time he il
able to put large sized head upon you
write him down as Christian. "Tht
forcing Of wrath bringeth forth strife
Of course it does. To &c, your back up a
times is all right 81. Paul says "be angry
but sin not let not the sun 70 down upoz
your wrath" That's exactly my policy
A chap at Reading, when lived there
stole some eggs from me. I didn't 60 Il
law with him. Twas "angry but sinnet
nN." Ilsid for him with hickory az,
handle, and just about ten minutes befo:'
be sun went down saw him coming arount
the hen house. Ii I'd known tia. he hat
no boots on him would hav. diminishet
the severity Of the intended whack that
gave. As it was he ran howling away
was little angry, brethren and sisters
but ten minutes afterwards "the sun wen
down On NY wrath" "~'
."The forcing Of wra,h,' eays Solomon
"bringeth on strife" The way t. do i
not t. force your wrath. If you cam
help biliu' over, why yol can't. Draw
the fire from under the pot, ii you can
Remember that Solomon was merely th'
wisest man Of his time, and that thong
you eyade human laws, You can't ec,p'
tie punishment that is measured ont t,
everybody who bucks against the laws o
Nature. You can't make your land be
lievc that saw-dust is bane phosphate, o.
induce yocr horse to accept shayings as ,
substitute Cor oats. .
| "May the Lord add His bleas;ngr coz
cluled the very eccentric preacher. H.
offered short prayer AID pronounced {
b,aediction. As the sisters crowded
around him to congratulate him upon hi
srl :atid effort We sllen ly slipped out.