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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
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NEyANTED "A WHITE GIRL, FOR
w general housework.
feh4 81 si2 WASHINGTON STREET.
WANTED "A FIRST CLASS TEAM
w SEER, best OF reference required Apply al
fehi.lt' THIS OFFICE
ShTANTED-A FEW MORE MEN TO
w Try File ~ Murphey's Coal, which is the best
in TIC Market, considering price and quality. For
further Information apply AT
gpr2-ly COR 9cru aud MARKET SITS
Ninth Wafl
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'sae 'scnpecature, Eo-day.
Legislative Proceedings.

Al REdIsTrEEp AT Tnr coMMI.nGi.L OFFICE.
ASA. NJ, 90 Atl p. NJ, 70
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"Reep Thy HOUSE, and thy House loa KEEP Thee"
fEEIE lIOUaEKEEPER.
A jOIlRNAL OF DOMESTIC ECONOMY
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
fl.hJ ikR ANNUM ~ ADFA NOE
POSTAGE PREPAID.
SINGLE NUMBERS. ..,. ............. Is CENTS.
iNDiSrENsABl.E 10 EVERY FAMILY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

RE- Mems Winter Boots from S2T5 up, and Mems
,alf Boots from s3.50 up, at Prettyman4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

ty- Wo1ler's Lace Shoes from Sl.50 up. and "
mems button shoes from s2.75, at Prettymans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
BnaraiMn.

p GA X d N G-WITH PLEASANT
- rooms Also. table boarders can be accommo-
dated. al j2n2G1m 22I SHIPLHY ST.
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN.
ID Apply jan2,tf sl2 KING.
ID rooms at jy7-tf sol WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04
CITY ITEM 8.

sy- Boots and Shoes ut prices to suit the times a
Prettyman's.
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Jail22-U U
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
We would call tspGc,l attention TO our hea style .!
pictures Of "tiKEMAH FiSIsi!,' when We ID .lot
tiihk are SURPASSED III This or any other corntry-
many thoussndi OF which are In ths city AMI fOi
their quality we give general reference.
q. ", jAHSxist
liDi-- 7e' Sa-re Ntrsrt
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8egister's alotites.
DEGlSTEli.S OFFICE.

ID EGlSTER'S OFFICE.
n u NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. 3Dth, l-Ti.
Upon tie application OF Tamnr A. mderspn, Nd
ministlairiX OF LeNi Anderson, late OF Wilmington
Hundred in SAID County, deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Administrators
Aforesaid, give notice OF the granting Oi Letters OF
Administration upon the Estate OF the deceased,
with the date ui granting thereof by causing adyer-
tiscmentS 10 be- posted within forty days from the
date OF such letters, III six OF the most public places
Oi the County OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate, 10 present tile
same, or ablc by IN act of Assembly IN sur ease
made Aud provided. AMI also cause the same To lie
inserted within tlic same pcriud IN lr DAILY COM
MERctAL Il newspaper Published III Wilmington and
continued therein three weeks cOd
Given under The hand and Seal Of Onlce
H.. 81 OF tlir Register uiorcsail at NcW Castle, in
Ncw Castle touny aforesaid, ihr day uud
year al nVr written. s.. &. HIbtiS, Register.
%OFltE All persons having claims against ihr
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
aticst" 10 tAc AoidinisatrN on or before Jan. :Ulii
1876. or abide the Net oi Assembly in such ease made
AMI provided
TAMAlt 4 ANDERSON, tdministrltriX.
Address li0i Wood ~ Piu. i.bi awcOl
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NTlLMlNGTON AUCTION

COMMISSION HOUSE.
whore all who visit must have the pleasant salts
faction OF listening TO the Old Veteran, (CilEAP
JOIN,) now the oldest aucOneer In the city, and
the hest, al his Old stan -, No. Il, Fourth Avenue,
Gate Fourth Street, ,rwheic all who cali On him with
conslgnmcnts or sales in the country VIII he
promptly attcnde 10 on the most reasOnaul terms,
amp all money paid over IN days after sales.
Amusement every Tue 'day, Friday and saturday
evenings and consignmcuts on other nights
JOHN &. ROW BOTIlAM, (alias Cheap John,)
fcbl-2nl Auctionccr.
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lie United StateSof In the Superior Court
America OF The State of Del
aware. in and for
Anthony keybod New Castle County.
In pursuance of an order Of the Honorable Ri
ward W. Gpin, fsquire, chief Justice of the stat"
of Delaware, AMI as such the rresid ng Judge Of
the said Superior Court, In VACATION Notice IL
hereby given that an application has heen made by
Anthony Higgins, Esquire, attorney an duly author
lied age of the United States OF America that the
the said United States esrOus OF purchasing
the erection OF Light House, Range Light and
Light Keepers Dwelling, certain tract of and, the
property of Anthony K, ybOld, within the limits OF
said State, situated in Red Lion Hundred, in New
Castle County. which from a disagreement In price
he refuses to convey to the United States, Bounded
and described, az follows tu-wit:
beginning at stake on the sontherly sie Of q
lane or farm road at point from which the south
east corner of brick tenant dwelling house the
farm OF said Anthony Keyhold, bears north seventy
three degrees and forty-two minutes west, distant
from SAID corner of said house, four hundred and
eighty-two feet and fifteen hundredths o foot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

Specially reported for tie Commercial
nnVpn Epl 4
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No. aO6 MAggFT srREsT.

", Nj. RENNAi;D y co.,
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Antifes.

NOTICE NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must i'ltdridby be paid for In dd-
rance. aDrI-u COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

AN AVALANCHE or TEMPERANCE PETITIoNs--THE
TAN on BoNDs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
rilE hrArE nousE--MINoR ITEMS, &c.
Especial Correspondence efHe Commercial
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

TOIIN ROWBOTIAM,
81 AGC!lOEEER,
No. East Fourth street
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PRECEDENT HIScKLEy IN coNsULTATIos--FREE IN
TERCHANaE OF OPINION IN RELATION TO TAxA-
rrn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN FOUND AT LAsT-A sus-
rIcIous STRANGER UNDER GUARD on THE JERSEY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

CHEAPEST Asn MOTT USEFUL MONTHLY PUBLISHED.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-04

'NaIN NuMnEhs,,,. ....,..,,... Is CENTS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

The small pox hospital on Blackwell's
Island, New York, has passed into the
hands of the Sisters of Charity. When
plague and pestilence stalk through the
land covering hundreds with the shadow of
death, governments discover that the Sis
ter of Charity IS exceedingly useful. No
danger can frighten her, no disease how
ever loathSOme or deadly can appal her.
On her mission of divine love that embraces
ali the ills to which flesh is heir, she never
hestates or wavers. When every other
boud of friendship or sympathy is broken,
the Sister OF Charity gladly takes the post
of danger in the midst of cOntagion, to
nurse aud console the abandoned, plague
stricken patient. This is the enemy OF hui
manity whom wise modern politicians are
expelllng from their converts in Europe
and on this continent. OF this change in
the administration of the small pox hnapi
tai on Black wells island the New York
Herald says: GAS each year the small pox
breaks ont in the city and travels with it's
deadly stride up and down and stretches
itself across from river to river, there is
not a family upon the head of whose most
loved member the ravager may not rest
Once that fatal ftful pain reveals the hate
ful scOurge of all, hope is lost. There is
nothing left then to hope for from mortal
aid for experience has proved that never
again, except by some extraordinary chance,
will that stricken form again return to
nealLny ACTIVITY. ne IaSC SlBuL 10 10 seen
of the victim is that afforded when the am
bulance is at the door. Dread necessity
demands that the patient must go to the
smallpox hospital, except in one case out
of a hundred. The class of people who are
most liable to catch the disease have, there
fore, deep and peculiar interest in the ter
rible house by the river side, where no
friend can visit them, no soothing word be
said, no kindly relief be afforded, and
where, hitherto, the only help in the sick
ness is done by the hands of selected fe
males from Blackwell's Island. 1t is no
wonder then that thousands of citizens
and their families feel a sense of compar
alive relief when they know that in the
future the poor desOlate inmate of the most
necessarily destitute of all houses for the |
sick has at least nurse who labors not for a
reward here below, and to whom the poorest
Of the poor is az dear as is the rich, and the
most lOathsome sufferer ia most tenderly |
treated"
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The Fxiled Sisters.

Menty-two of this brave band of exiled
|3iStaks, from the So called Republic of Mexico,
FiFeH here on last Monday, having come by
sf4S ~ Monterey, Brownsville aud Brashear
.Gl3$ They were taken charge of by Mother
|EapheHRia, Mistress General of the Order in the
.UndfeH Mates, who is at present visiting the
.diiKereu4 Institutions under her direction, and
who gave them home and welcome in the Asy
Hum of st. Vincent, on Magazine street.
We had the pleasure of meeting several of
.sho Sisters on Wednesday, and can testify that
they did NOT look at all like dangerous con-
|epirAtors against government; and we could
.dafdIy understand their own statement that
. Tia xeason assigned for their expulsion is that
hoy wear the religious habit, live in COM
efky, and teach the Catechism to the little
~ Our Lords Fold. Several of the Sisters
Saltillo, others from Monterey, where
charge of hospital and an Asy lum,
|aes - a school for the higher classes of
'gonng lilies.
WhilesNc were sympathizing with them be-
|1Hree Of their separation from home and
pared, they told US, with noistened eyes,
IL vas not for native land or memories of
e Shey grieved, but because of their poor,
affhans and their sick, who would look
tha1n ia vain; and hear their steps no more
Glcxioas Mexico! Not one Sister stands
shtt 10 realm to day-not one white crowned
bowers round the beds of disease or
mp the little waits of misfortune into
omeS of love and plenty.
we're forbidden to wear their religious
orsooth Yes, because those coarse,
bes spoke too eloquently of Christian
of patience, meekness, humility and
elE-doniAl. Those broad, white comets
enohod too loudly of purity and peace. Those
leg of black beads and heavy crosses pro-
fd too Enthusiastically their holy mission
er and labor, of Marthas zeal with
meditation, of their devotion to poor
lty and their immolation to the service
aciied Redeemer.
bishop Manning truly says that the
= - 1. Ill. -.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL The March number of this valu-
able magazine has reached through the
courtesy of Mr.. James A. Gresham, Publisher,
90 Camp street. The Journal is edited by DR.
S. y. 3oniss and has, among its contributors,
many of the ablest physicians in the South.
The number before US, besides editoriala, ex'
cerpta, book notices, reports of proceedings Of
Medical and Surgical Associations, contains
the following original communica tions:
I. DR.. s. S. Herrick-Review of Yellow
Fever in New Orleans, 1869 1874.
III. j. w. Mallet-On the Importance, in the
Chemical Examination of Cases of Poisoning,
of Determining the quantity of Poisonous
Material Detected.
III. j. w. Mallet-On the True Compo-
sition of the SubNitrate of Bismnth Used for
Medical Purposes in the United States.
Nv. DR.. E. Goldmann-Scarlet Fever with
it's Sequel:e. Case of Dropsy with Eclsmpsia a.
v. DR.. s. E. Chaille-Vltal Statistics APP
piled to the Military Reconstruction" Politics
Of Louisiana
vi. DR.. f. Hawthorn-Alcohol; it's Action
and it's use in Disease
VII. Dr. +. Hawthorp-A Remarkable case
of Opium Poisoning
viii. DIR. J. C. Faget-A Study on Group
and Dphtheria.
. TX. DR.. Juo. J. observation-disclosures from
Essay upon the Anatomy, Physiology, and
Pathology of the Thyroid Gland.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH IA, 1879.

who upon the passage of the civil rights bill,
visited the bar-rooms in the city and demanded
the same rights as white men. This conduct
resulted IN the loss of his patronage. He bit.
ter!y regretted his conduct, and the depression
produced by the loss of business is the onIy
canse known for committing suicide.
THE CONGRESsIoNALC COMMITTEE on ARBITRA-
TON FOR LOUISIANA This committee met at
Mr.. w. w. Phelps office in New York, on
Thursday, but as the returns of the election
had not been received it adjourned for day
two.
WAsHINGToN.-The Senate met in extra SEES
sion on the 9Th and has since been principally
engaged in considering executive appoint
ments. Morton again brought up Pinchback's
case, the consideration of which occupies two
or three hours day.
THE VIRGINIUs INDEMsITY.-The State De.
ginins papers have been signed. Five hum
dred pound is allowed the family of each VIC
tim.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14

Rev. D. McKiniry, s. J., will preach in the
Church of St. John the Baptist, at II O'Clock,
Tuesday evening, March 18th, instead of on
Monday evening as heretofore. The object of
this change is to give the Rev. Father an op-
portunity of advising all who attend as to the
proper manner of celebrating st. PatriCk's
Day.
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Two colored men took refuge under tree in
a violent thunder shower. Julius, can you
'Nebber prayed 10 my life" "Well, can't yon
sing hymnR" No, Sam. Dan no no hymn -
"Well, see heah, honey, sumfiu ligious got to
be done heah mighty sudden. S'pose you
pass around the contribution box.n
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LUME VIII.
2 Star and Catholic Messenger
q ORLEANS, SUNDAY. MARCH IA 1875.
~ the Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.l
o MEXICO!

! Our land was q desert of silence.
"a Where the Indian tIod in his pride,
Rhroueh the darkness of Intricate forests
" That bordered the Great Rivers side.
When Mexico smiled in its glory
II FROM stately pavilions of gold
And over a host of brave soldiers
a A stan dard of sunshine unrolled.
2 Her palaces. matchless in beauty,
Her temples. resplendent in art.
Enraptured the eyes of the spaniard,
a Exciting the greed Of his heart.
While we. in our primitive stiffness,
Il With only our birds and our flowers,
Z Beheld the proud armies of Cortez
Pass on to the Mexican bowers.
But what have the centuries brought usl
What left on the Mexican shore'
4 Sleep we still in the gloom of our forests
sfe Stand they still in the sunshine of yorei
I'VE have caught the bris hit spirit Of Freedom.
g And bask in its glorious light;
+ They have taught the dark demon of Frenzy
q To change their fair day into night.
z VIC have planted the Cross on our mountains
q In our valleys. the affairs of God;
While Angels of love and of mercy
4 Print His name on the reverent sod.
Proud Mexico tears down the sy mbol
That conquered her idols of old,
SAnd fings from her blood tainted bosom
ss4 The jewels of Heave ms pure gold.
Z He give to our orphans mother,
IN We bring to our outcasts friend,
10 the weary, the wandering, the helpless,
A Sister of comfort we send.
They rob the laet joy from the dying,
M They darken the homes of the poor;
FOR they Danish the Pity taat soothed them,
The Sunshine that bril- htened their door.
All, the Sunshine that slipped from your borders
So Shall leave you, proud Mexico, dark
All. the Pity that passed into exile
IA Shall make you q sorrowtul mark!
{ Shame on the land once so golden!
Shame on the hearts once so strong!
Nay some Pity avert the dark hour
That comes when tie Sunshine Is gone.
ffsieanS, March g. 1875. SEE.
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Mgr. Giovanni Simeoni, Secretary of the
Propaganda, has been nominated Nuncio at
Madrid. The very important Office of Propa-
ganda Secretary will, probably, be filled by
Mgr. Gaetano Aloisi Masella.
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Adversely to . man is like training to
pugilist. 1t reduces him to hia fighting
weight.
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Most people are like eggs, too full of them
aalvaa 70 hold anvkhinp elSe
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Men nowadays are divided into slow Christ
lana and wide awake sinners.
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orninu Ster and Catholic Messenger
PUBLISHED WEEKLY HY
- M, orisans CathoH Publication Company at
M JIG. Popdras street. corner Of Camp.
ae Directors Of the Company are:
10y. Archbishop N. j. PKRcHE,
President
HENDERSON.
Vice President.
Hsv. G. RAYMOND,
d. MoYN1HAN.
|Esv. r. J. KENNY,
Izsv. r. y. SMITH. c. NJ.
Eov. b. NzrrHARr, c. IS. r.
Rev. r. F. ALLEN,
BoHN T. sanBoNs.
boHM 1fv<sArFREy.
NJ AsrnrI,
II &8zaxnunioationsare to be addressed to the
3af4SxAafZhe Morning Star and Catholic Messesoss
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kabsasion omee-No. Poydras street. Of Camp
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Morning Star and Catholic MESSENGER

THE MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of the eoolesiAstioA
authority of the Diocese, to supply a
admitted want in New Orleans, and II
mainly devoted to the interests Of ths
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere In
politics except wherein they Interfere
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity In high places, without regard b
persons or parties. Next to the spiritoaa
rights of all men, it will especially ohA1R-
pion the temporal rights of the poor.
Approval Of shs Most Res. AssAb<sAsp
We approve Of the Aforesaid unaae.
taking, and commend it to the Catholics
- OF our Diocese.
~. M. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORI1AsaeS
December l2. 1867.
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Terms-single Copy Cents; By Nail, ss-in Advances
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1875-07-16

AT THE
MODEL DRUG STORE,
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
WILL always be found full supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
AND DYE STUFFS.
Paints Of all CoIors,
OILS AND HARNISHES, of every grade
and Price
WHITE LEADS. of the very best brands
Shoe, Wall & Counter Brushes.
GLASS,
OF all sizes, and cut to fit any SASH
Paint and Varnish Brushes,
PUTTY, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES cf every Descriptions
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Perfumery, Fine Toilet Soaps,
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Combs and Hand-Mirrors.
stationery,
In all its varieties, comprising
letter, Note, .S"hoolnnd Lcyoi Cap Paper,
Envelopes,
Initial and Mourning Paper,
Pens, lnh,
Lead Pencils.
Ink Stands,
>~~f Blank Books,
POCKET BOOKS, PLAYING CARDS, &c., sc.
Will also have on hand for the Holidays q
complete stock Of Fancy Articles for presents,
such as
Work Bores,
UJHjHy DESKS,
Photograph Albums,
Toilet Stands,
Toy Books,
Portfolios, SC.
We are also Agents for the Hater'se Medicine
Company's Celebrated
Iron Tonic, Cherry Bitters, Fever and
Ague Specific, Soothing Drops,
Chill Pills, Fever Pills.
and Worm Candy.
Also
Pure Brandics, Wines and VVhis-
keys,
For Medical use only.
GRASS, LOWER and GARDEN
SEED In Season
Medicines can be obtained all Hours
/. Of the Night and Sunday.
Prescriptions carefully Filled.
Returning thanks to our Patrons, we await
their visits.
j. N. MOORE, g. 60.
Druggists.
Sept Is 38 If
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CERTIFICATES :
CHARLOTTE. \. c.. Deccmbcr Is

CHARLOTTE n. c., December 1st 1874.
Mr.. q. IL. Grcssoh-SIR: | have fully tested
the Dixie Pump, and having used one for eight
months, find il to be the best and most relia-
bic Pump now ;d use. II. y. MILLER,
of the firm of Il. VI. Miller u Sons
CHARLOTTE, " c., December lst, 1874.
To whom may Concern II have been using
Grccson's Dixie Pump manufactured in Char
lottc, n. Co. for more than one year and | am
well pleased with it. | would not be without
one for double its cost. 1t has no superior and
doubt that its equal can he found on the whole
list of pumps North or South Mr. Grccson
has established manufactory in Charlotte and
makes his Pumps of home material. This is
truly home; enterprise and dcScpvcs well the
patronage that Is being SO extensively bestowed
upon il. JAMES +. JOHNSTON,
Noster IF CatdnJa Rirer CouncH
CHAELorrr, n. C..rDccember 1st, 1874.
This is to certify that the Dixie Pump, manu-
factured by Mr.G. l.. Greeson, has been in use
in tho public wells of this city for over one
year, and are giving entire satisfaction.
w +. DAVIDSON, Mayor; J. r. ERWIN, City
Marshal; a. ii. CREswELI., F. lIoRAu, c. r.
WALKER, :. Nj. HOWELL, JouN VoGEL, w. W.
GnIER, Il. +. DAVIDSON, Aldermen.
81 Hundreds Of certificates might be obtained
from parties who are using the Dixie Pump
testifying to its cheapncss, durability and cfii-
cheney, but as il is deemed unnecessary | will
only refer to the following citizens of Charlotte
and surrounding country, among many others
not pamed, who are using the pump:
Gen. d. III. Hill, J.sH. Henderson,
Gen. Il. Barringer, VIM. J. Yates,
Judge w. M. Shipp, lJ. Sims,
John Il. Brown, w. n. C0chranc,
j. W.sWadsworth, u. MsNcNIurray.
II. NJ, Gates, ~, Dr. Robert Gibbon
L, w. Sanders. ~. r. Davidson,
ID. "a. Maxwell. Id. r. Leak,
y. McLaughlin. is. Watson Reid.
q ss Al necessary information can he had by ap.
<f5S{uE to r.. VI. STOKES
= Agent for Union Co.
Apriil6 Is If
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1HE ENERGY or THE SOUTHERN PEo-
FLEA vast amount of nonsense is writ
ten about the dislike ofthe white population
OF the South to labor, and great deal of
Sratuitous counsel is given to the citizens
of the reconstructed States, the burden of
which is that if they wish to prosper they
must so into the fields ard do their own
work. The Chicago Tribune, in an exceed
ingly self complaccnt article on this subject,
graycly says that in the cotton States "no
white man is willing to accept social dcgra-
dation by working in the field" when it is
a well-known fact that the most productive
regions of several of the cotton States are
those in which the negro population is small
and the greater portion of the labor employ
Ell upon the cotton crops is performed by
whites. OF course the effects of the sl,vc
system cannot be overcome in day, and
there is class Of men who, having been ac-
customcd to living without labor, exhibit
shiftlcssness and want oGcncrgy under the
new conditions which govern their life
l5ut the Southern people as a mass have
shown great pluck aud energy in, adapting
themselves to their changed circumstances.
the best evidence of which is found in the
rapid rccupcration of their industries and
business interest in those States which have
relieved themselves from the plundcring
rule OF the carpet-baggerS. If the large
landholdcrs prefer to employ themselves in
experimenting hired laborcrs instead of go
ing into the field and doing work which they
can hire negroes to do for twenty dollars Il
month or less, VIC do not see that they are
doing differently from what is done by pco-
pie who can afford it all over the void; or
why they should be lecturcd for conducting
their own business i'll their own way.-IN.
!. ,Sua.