Wilmington journal., 1875-08-20

IT sounds quite old fashioned to
! hear of insults to our flag at Irli oil.
| Something of the kind has taken place
| before. Bat what stirred the country
| to it's depths in 1903 is now "a mere
matter of some half-dozen c0mpIi-
mentary official notes to be turned off
with few paragraphs III the nawspa-
pers.
Mr.. PLIIsoLL appears to have
strengthened himself and his cause
with the English public, both by his
| indignant outbreak Of passion, and by
| his frunk apology. From every quar-
! ter Of the kingdom resolutions of sym
pathy have been poured in upon him,
| and letters aud addresses had. become
| so abundant that Mr.. Piimsell was
driven TO the Times to make his ne
| acknowledgements. The merchants
shipping bill introduced by the gov
ernlncnt, i'll compliance with the un-
expected command of the country.
| gives the board of trade larger powers
for OBTAINING unseaworthy ships, aud
provides that if five or moro scameD,
where there are more than twenty,
! declare that a ship is unsafe, the snip
shall be examined without risk to the
| conplaiEant5.
Richard Baxter, the author of
";5aiut3 Rest, " mas statue at Kdder-
minister, which was unveiled on the
28rh ut. IN the presence Of q great as
scmblage. IL is almost two ceuturies
since the death OF tue stout uoncon-
! formist, but he IS still IL living pres
enco with no small part Of t.ngllsh
| speaking cAristeIdJm. Last year his
| equally famous contemporary, john
| Bunyan, had statue cousacca:ed ut
Bedford; on botu occasions Dean
StaLiey'a ready eioGucuce was called
iuto service. BHXtar and Bunys,u
were great lights IL their way; tArlr
spoken votds went farther than those
Of any other propagandjss Of their
time, and their written words &4ve the
uudyiyg quality which the world
! vouctleaieo ~ genius uiuuO.
| Mir. AnGrew Joh.-aut., il, editor ut
I
dcuI,s tic atJly ta,J his lA.4lei. Ii ear
" lie I.4eU with 4 serious dIs,a ,i.oItt-
fueut flom uulsqGIiot- 5Uve. lie ~
Ina. his father 1elj IA iuge VITA Il
| character, VINO returned has Affections
Her parents, however, OBI cted 10 tile
marriage upon tnH g,uuI,.S II I:r.
!ohHs1n'S youth u"u L,C& q ulttn&.
Upon hearing tins he l,,1l,yilt All inter
View with the IOuue5 ia,!E, toid her "t
the atec.aiOn .: 4ior pHfent6, aud "i tie
cuu: ee lie himself had resolved upon,
aiding that there Nus nothing left for
them bur to part and i0rgei what they
had been to each other. Tie ludy fe:t
9th, r"!<s, ana frankly told INN that
she Wuuit e. with INN wherever he
might lead, aud that Size would not
hesltstt4 to trust her lIfe aud It@ keep
ing INTO lis hands. HIS PRIDE womb
MOI permit tins, ana Notwithstanding
his love, he left the place, only regur-
ming loig years after, whCn the lady
was MARRIED and the mother of Il family
You all remember that affecting sto-
ry ab0u: Spotted rait'5 daughter. 1t
travelled, and, uuiiko other stories, Ii
shortened s,s 1t went. Ii got down to
the paragraph about Spotted Tails
daughter making tuoccasins with i Sow
ing machine IL Spotted TAI agency;
whlcn Was contracted into the state
men@ THAT Spotted Tails daughter
tna,ie m.ccAsuis with . scwin" lnachiHe;
then Spotted Tails daughter rn1dt
moc2aain-; then that spotted T~ii In,i
Il daughter. Nov It viii he b';i.;-d to
Spotted Tails ,iaugt.t"r; ths.l, Spot, +
Tail; thcn Spotted; thcH spot; til.I
'uut damned spot" arc SO, with flare
Ike tie last apurt of n candies iigitt
previous tn going out forever. Ia
great story viii de. Ye tspot,ed ca
dality never had daughter, at least
50 says the Chicago fatcr-OccnH.