, 1876-02-21

toned to reverence, and principles which ha b.
lesee 10 30 right, will very noou DO forced into
more Or loss active participation in politics, and,
a "a ''csrpet-bagKer." - With al that that lu,-
nles." have in nv mind several man in this
ssato WHO aro known Al "carpothaggcrs," who,
With their fannlllos have no H,ors soctnl inter.
conrse with their noiehborn than II theY wers
Chineso. Yet those men are M honorable al
any over know, and with their families would
hn conh'dored valuable accessories 10 most CON.
mnnltlos aud In mont social circles.
1t Ia proposed to shortly hold an
iNMlanAT1oN CONVENTION,
!nr tho purpose Of inducing immigration to this
btsta. and Con. Deaufegard has Issued call for
tue eatno. Whatever Inducements this Conyep.
induce any Northern nnn, living in moderately
prosperous community, to break up hia homo to
como hero nnlesa several families join togo t'le1
aud form colony. IN tfiio 1astcr manner thoy
would be enabled to haro schools and churches
to thoir liking as we'll - oon8enial society. Amy
ono who thinks this latter confederation at l!ttla
moment either has mover enjoyed ths pleasures
Of rocfoty or hsa noyor been deprived OF them,
and does not know their vauo.
An tnetknco OCCURS to me OF Northern fans
tly moving into ono OF the country pasiBhes OF
this a!ato. With tho particulars OF which asa
entirely familiar. could givo tho nataes, but
thriving comfy in contral Now York, md b.
cafno enarnored Of ttls idea Of liying IN tho
SUNNI bouth. They purchased plantation In
ono Of tic pariahes had ca.no down hers. They
wero tronted rory we'll b. their ueEghbora until
THE1n Politics WE'RE pEvELorEp.
which occurred IN ahih way: TLcto wAa no pub-
lc school Ia the vil'ass ne.r which they rsra
ioeato1 and tho NoFthosn gcntleusn Interested
had several small children whon, he did
ills efforts in Ills direction brough: him 70 u; tho
attention Of the Stale Superintendent OF Edu-
cation aud hc WAS Aotic;ted by that officer to &C.
En11& nODn{ntDtcnk A n1nr1hnr nj Tim Tnffkf1
School Baard. After somo hesitation. md taking
into consideration that, by hoing member OF
tho Doard, be could Rec'tre school for his town,
he accepted. From that day 70 thia ho aud his
whole fnmiIy have bsen social pariaha in thu
parish. fls yonpk lady daughters. wto arc
we'll eluc3teI and accomplished, hsyo received
not ono Roclal consideration. and hia door han
not been darkcned by tho form Of single lndy
| who could !nY
CLAIMS TO ASY SOCIAL DISTINCTION
III tho rAsiah IL an exception 10 tualo Ut one or
two tho busiucns intoEcsks Of sioHe husbands
led thom thcrn. Tho gentleman, llowoyer, ae-
cured his school. sn.l built good sc1,ool.houso.
| at Nh c1penss Of lcBs than f250. Thou, ~ no
ono offered to teach tho school, ono Of lila
daughters volunteered to do It, and that proved
tho coup do graco to their Bocial standing. Tha
wt,ito people would not ncnd their chiidrou to
| tho school, but tho Yankee girl did not give mp
on that account. and did her duty l1y tho fittio
darl:.es. Dy the time election cama around tho
lfs Interest in .ho Republican party, aud With
! tho aid OF his son and Bon~n-lnw aSBisted mate-
riay in carrying the parish for thu Republicans.
This Btory IL true !n ovosy respect and ID auf-
| tlcient AnAwer to any Northern mans mind, tn
tho Invitation Of Gen. Beau1egRrd to eLnG1ato tc
| Louisiana.
| might go On AND tell tho
| HT0HT or TIE FIVE arAIAEB,
| loss than two nlouthH from Germany, aud nhe
could not speak word OF Euslihh. who HeTo
| taken out with tdcir wives and families from tho
house Of tho man RHO lad employed them, In