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4 SPECk or TROUBLE.
Another boundary Question Between abe
British and United states Governments.

The question regarding the proper
boundary line between Alaska and British ter
ritory has begun to assume a serious aspect In
the Stll.ine valley. 1t appears that a Mr.. Cho-
uuette, better known as " Buck" and one OF the
earliest pioneers to these parts, long since es-
tlblishcd a trading station on the Sitkine river,
about tea miles from the coast. owing 20 the
indefinite terms OF the treaty. he has been able
to maintain II as British trading post ever since
the transfer OF the Territory TO the United
States. and, by avoiding duties, las attracted "A
great portion OF the lndtin trade. american
traders IN the vicinity have been unable 10 COM
pete with him. The Custom House officer at
sitka having made an investigation and report
Il the matter, the Treasury DepHr ment has in
formed Choq Iette That he must remove his
stores to English soil within seven days after
the opening Of canoe navigation next spring. or
they viii be cunilscated. unless passed through
the Custom Houec. There has been greater or
less dispute concerning the boundary line, and II
"a JOINT comm ssiOn Is not soon appointed 10y the
two Goyernm nis to determine 1t the people
VIII call upon Judge Lynch to settle whatever
difficulties arise
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A MastOdon's Tusk.


A body Of lnbOrers is at present employ
ed in understanding some Of the lands ~ MIR.
james sampson, south of the railroad track, and
n short distance east of the Girard depot. \ few
days ago they unearthed "A tusk which some Of
our citizens, learned in natural history, at once
recognized MS having belonged to that extinct
mammoth species of the animal kingdom. tho
mastodOn II was found about five feet below
the surface ana bears evidence of having been
Its present length IL four feet aud seven inches,
but with the point, which is broken OH, it must
have been nearly a foot longer; its circumfer
ence at the thick end is ten and a half inches,
aud At its thin end six inches. 1t is solid and
weighs seventeen and half pounds. Tho Rev.
{. l.. Shipman has IL in possession now, ana IL rs
Thought that the rest of the homes Of the animal
can be discovered in the nrighhOrhood, rs ono
Of the Wurkmen claims to have discovered the
resting place Of the mate Of the tusk.
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burglars Driven on bv n Girl.

nom me augusta tOHsiithnOHdHsi
On the same night that the house of Mr.,
A, Parkinson was shot into and robbed, "A band
OF fout or i've negroes went to the residence Of
Mr.. +. schweiren, IN Lower Aiken, and attempt
cd to force an entrance by means u breaking
down the front door. Mr, Schw eron was aI-
sent al the time, and there Wa uo one In the
house save his wife ana daughter. Mira. :. very
thoughtfully blew out tho .ht, and Miss Fan.
ME, her daughter, picked up musket loaded
with buckshOt, and placing herself near the
door, she threatened 10 shoot the FIRST person
who attempted TO enter. They then lett the
PREMISES, and Ia less than TWO hours the house
OF Mr.. Parkinson was attacked oy probably the
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FUN Ended by u Fn,ni Bullet.

I.W. Ncatherln was going TO his rancho
on the CibOlo In AtascOsa county, and " II.
Slaughter anu several others hove In SIGHT and
began To play Indian, Just for fun, lie
tied his team, and taking ambuscads Hw tied
tho apprOa Ia to within Spencer rifle range.
The bTayest warrior dashed ahead OF his fell
lows, aud Neatberlin drew boad on him and
shot him through.
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An Anti-l.Ocust Campaign.

II Is now understood that the Governors
of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, aud Kansas 40
sign 10 organize an anti-locust campaign IN each
state during the winter and spring months, III
accordauce with resolutions passed at the recent
meeting. Tho object sought for by this means
Is To secure systematic cooperation everywhere
not only as regards mems " defence, but ~ the
selection Of kinds u crops ana time Of sowing
or planting IN this crusade Colorado should
also bear hand, as her large agricultural inter
eats arc Involved ia the outcome.
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Que Hundred aud Eleven Year. rage.

T77"1 VIC 7 ''-'VH7 IT ''7'I'1'' 'Ft''
On Thursday night Alderman lisa nc
ftewart WAS called into the house of a colored
Family in Lake street to perform a marriage
ceremony. The couple were Hutn Johnson and
James II. Carter. The bride IN the gtanddaugh-
ter OF Frank Whetts, "A c0lpted man. who claims
20 be the oldest man living. lie was present
also. Whetts has documents to show that he
WIZ Dorm Jan TO- loo aud VIII therefore be III
read ara talk inteligonty lie sleeps the most
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sost ano SOUND.

4 Liberal. reward VIII be pail Tor the tinsmiih,'
N Growing machine and the IL aud lbs. soldering
irons taken from my shop On saturday. No questions
asked. j. HOWELL. II. S'irlng u.
I O~T-A hank book, 40 i5.dls on the Dry DOCK
savings BaAk tliv Ahder Viii please return it 70
~ bank G9rnef - Bo"ery aud sd Sc, Or to PHILIP
hEIiEkEk, 20 Thompson 81.
4 U~T-Pocketho "a; Poughkecpsic to New York.
NOV 10 sreenbacks, Thomas iron STOCK, note tisl
payment stopped; reward $50. ID. CONWAY, mos,
MOORE, "a Ca.hariuu ~.
GIN REWARD Lost on Sunday on 81 av uei
SlI ~ ioth a., brown water sPaniel with white "a
breast and front paw. Return to 3 Manson av
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M1anItN...EtnlaIfs.

ETNA, Singer, Domestic, W: : W.. and al ntst.
On yTy osy for s to p s Ps p Gn e
good paying Wofk GOOD baud, make sis rer wees
men, yen Ss Yog can can says c ,a r2qGe ana
member M Sf i9 all street cars run near " fiTMaE
EAST er ST. 0FDq,te siS war oa
want. Mschines sold and cxGhanyed FOR new.
KrItlCiAL FLOwEH-.-wanted an expe.
n ricnced packer. Apply at sos Broadway.
A t:lRLtosso general hop,ews9qts. good washer and
IN ironer SiS 81 av. after o'clock.
4 GIRL to help 10 the Kitchen at 95i Sd av., base.
I,IR SEWtH- wanted VINO can sew four strip
Il mink muH'; also suffers 20 Houston ST. 3 floor.
l'E Ou''onhoe p9EcTs 2n l,as IN s lsrgag9 9'
lIIRsT-CLASS operators wanted on linen coats
i al 50 south I'd st. WiAmsourgh.
coon cook wanted in small EMIL n family 2nc
App Ho tg from cy must PE 9a9 s. WS,er M
I ADIE~, ATTENTION i-scwing macaine- rent
ed sold renarei great bargains. store screen
AIDES taught operating ehirt maRng, dress max
ling. An, cutting. 19i Grand It. Mrs PlMMEL.
DAPER xES.-Tirstclass glue hands wanted.
4 FRED. sroECK1. Il and 10 Bowcry.
NEN good new sheet ironcrs "a Bleeckcr st.. near
L Mot, nay on Sturdy
IrMnRELLA and parasol operators. Wanted, two
e''' ''' GEO. J. BYRD To- ia Broadway
NNANTED-TwO young WOincni One M COOK, the
WM. WHILE.
\VANTED-A young girl as chambsrmad ard
w seam.tress who can operate on W. X W. machine.
No. 2iB West 3pth 81.
NNANTtD-A good woman cook who thoroughly
w uhdcrstaAd, her business. Apply al IL Barclay ~.
w ANTEU- Hands auaca flannel and linen
w cOat7. Apply at 100 Graham av, BROOKLYN, L. d.
WANTED FIFTY surt mlker., ma hines run nv
W rower JNO. ". DAVIES & co. b3s West 23ist
WANTED-G operator. and bulieahole makers
w on white vests ~ South itn ST., Niilamsburgu.
NNANTED-Iiand- To take out work on oOys' and
w e. ildrch's suits. $40 Church ST.
w ANTED- First.class hand cmbrodercrs on all
w material. Apply at "a Wooster st.
w ANThD- Operator Wheeler d Wilson ma.
w chine, on white shirts AZ SIS 81 av.
Vol NJ. girls can Obtain situauons free. lodgings
and meas at &c. each, OF the GIRLS Lodging House,
81 St Marks place. SIN 81. under care Of Childrens
Aid society. Also free instruction On sewing M;
chimes from to daily 10 all who may apply, and
drcssm King taught srai iiOu-N.
Oh NEW SHIRT ironcrs calico and cheviot
on shirts. Apply oil this week at 1Oi Thompson t.
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Sabnos tanRa

y ana sth Az Omen daily IRON 10 \, NJ tn +. Vi
Monday and saturday from To- l.. NJ Intere hf.ls
nr-t Of every month, j. T.. CHAMBEh,LAIN. Pres
tuAs. l.. HYATT Sec.
NEW DIRK ~ANING~ Rank. SIN av. c5rl.t
~ on lilh ST. Interest comm nCng ir the Isl 4
each month. Assets, S36lu.Da7.0i surplus sisl-
OL"n kltlAhD II. BULL, President.
{, W, BRiNcKEHHoFf, secretary.
GlXPENNI SANiNt:S BANk. Broliway mi
- Ar.nr par'. Established M 1853. Bank oven daily
IRON 10 A. VI. to H. NJ. 1--WE cents to - 900 received
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II \
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK. Via DesbIOssos ahd Cortlandt
st.. ferrit a. follows:
Express for Hlrfi-uurg, Pittsburgh, the West and
South IN Pullman patc- ears htt1cne |, $3.50 A. NJ,
q nnd $50 i. NJ. sunday, ana $50 L. NJ.
For WI Transport Lock Haven, Cory aud Erie at 241
ami S.3 Z. Me- connecting At Cory for Titusyilie,
Petroleum Centre. ANA the oil regions
For BALTIMORE WAshn -tUn, aud tuc South, Limited
Washington Expire - OF Pullman p1ror q ily.
except sunday 1880 A. NJ. arrive ht Washington AZ
in5 NJ i.egulir At $40 \. NJ, s, Cos, anu up. n.
sunday. GUi and L. VI.
gao .. 4. .. q. q $3.50 T.. NJ, aud IL night Accom-
mudaii0n a. ". AID ilO T., NJ sunday. $40 A. ". d,
bG, :. $3.50 AID T.. NJ. Emsrant ana second class,
Z. W.
Fur trlu5 TO- Newark, Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton,
Trenton Perth ANNOY. flemingtun bclFldrre. .ud
other nolui'. zee local seedu es a IA ucset olco.;
anl lo:.9 r ~ daih loiQ 4 ". an 900 T. y. daily.
$50 9Ao 4. n. 40, 5ig. ana loeo = NJ. sunday,
p4u. lOlu ll;20. 100 \. VI, 2lu, So. iin $40,
t:lO. Gip. 1885. $40 and ln;2O L. VI. SUNDAY, b.0j,
O:2H. $3.50. pa luiu 1850 4. NJ, ESQ AMI 1912 4. ~
1icket Offices go anl yil Broadway, No. ! Astor
Huu-e and foot OF D,shrosscs anu COrtl indt sts.
Count st. brooklyn; III, lld. and lis HUDSON ST. Ito.
loSens depot Jersey CITY Emisrant ticket office.
No. BATTERY place.
FRANK THOMPSON. ID. NJ. nOYD.JR,
General Manager. GENT Passenger Agent
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snstruttlon.

KING ST Lessons ia French, % crntsA les
)D sons ms rucon plano at td per qusftari prhc-
uce tree. Cal or address
MUSIC TEACHER 90 kinfst
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INVITE ~IAN LINt'
For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CARRYING
UNITED STATES NJ lIL
STEAMBOATS, anO AalIrolOi.
pENNsl LyANIA mAILWNAD.

| PEOPLES LINE steamboat' for Albany.
SaratO4 ana The West leave daily SUNDAYS ex.
sptedl At +. NJ Per Al. T., foot OF Canal u.
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,ilusitll snsirumtnls.

A 500 PIANO md stool TO rent s. per month.
N GOLDsMlrHs. 20 Blecckcr 81, near BoNery
BARGAINS. -6.octavc. $40. t51i octave. fun
- round elegant case pear 'rys, sl2h; 7A.-Octa,e,
nearly new, eos organ. go @ stop,. $50.
GORDON Il B. ~, IL East liih -
DAKl.AIN~ on account Of removal Upright ana
square pianos FOR cash, ln-ta lmenir or rent very
low. BklTos Mareroonis. 'es BROADWAY cor. lOh 81.
4 uIICkERINi., Steiuway, W cher. ami other first
class new ana second hand pianos for sale rent
and rent applied io purchase
PONDS Music Store, 5i7 broadway.
NOR ~ALE-A boctaye mrloiron, IA perfect or ter,
Il ego WllLlANsON, IA suh'lk st., basement.
DIANO> AND uRt!sN- Occupying hve storirs
elevator 60 each door the lnrg a,.ortmcn the
word. Organs with chimes OF bells, the bestmauc
pianos, grand, squire, AMI upright, new ami second
hnndi nfstCias- masters, lncudlug Steiuway-. Waters.
and thrKeriug's. Price. e. times sold oii lu
stsilmcnts, or 10 let until laid tor HORACE WATERS
SONS, 40 East Ian ST. opposite Linc1ln's monumen-.
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", dtcanl,
Otlerles,

INI~-EII', ICF CREAM Churchcs and fairs
Il 2lc. b r uulrt Charlotte Russo by the - zen or
quar- spcciN nttcnuonto oltOftOwn ORDERS.
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Auction loot,t,s.

III NJ - NcDON AiD, Auctiluccrs will sell tl-
Et'l lt'diy NOV. -, at Isl Pear st ut ~ uclOct,
General assortment of china 81 roe 50 yellow Urea.
cls
4. nRAYIR, Aucti lnerr W ARREN az sI.Y.
Os MoVk Will Sc ~, day, by virtue OF chltf4
mortgage, at hH Great Jones st. at O'clock. one ia
coupe, goO4 morse Aun harness.
JOIN SHERIDAN. Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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per53ah Nltlt,s.

ttl9@tN -f'tlNE''
nISFt~F~ OF MEN. Neryuls De1llity. and ga.
drcl affections spt AN 4u uernMentlY cured ~
HENRY \ DANIELS, VI, d, lll Lexington ava Ia A.
sptI st. Hours so"
MARY EVERYTHING nghti please do send peper
~ I'm the morning. pltk.
WILL. MltS. RAYEH soud her Tres, to Ms
w BtGLEl, 22l E.si 2lsl stf She VIII hear iruu
her husband
JTI.N,Y. FIREZnl AYES puUNrl VOW
I l PAYABLE. 4, =. BROOK, III Nassau 81.
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Garpeis.
EtNaI llotlt,s.

II S.-New Jersey to wit,-lhe state OF New Jersey
u to James Young, greeting; You are hereby cited
10 BE- and appear before our Chancellor IN Court Of
Chhncery To be he'd at Trenton, The 18th OF Fchr
an, 10 answer TO the petition OF Eyehus Young eKhD
ned against on, and hereof TAI not.
Nttncss-Iheodore ltyance, Esquire our Chancellor
at Irelton the fourteenth day OF January Ia mo ,rni
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud seventy
A, FRANK BERGEN. solicitor.
II. J. LITTLE Clerk.
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StNlna lpatulnes.

A SbMiER improved fanny, cheap also Wheeler n
"A wilson hall cabinet, s5l machiues good I'd new.
every extra attachment, Tor S22. "a East 81 VI.
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DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANsiT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

- 10 u ts.i0W' BEifASf and LoSD )NDERRL.
From Pier AZ. foot OF Canal It.. y. r.
slA.E or ylRulNlA, IhursdaY Nov. 30.
n ATE OF NEVADA. Thurs ay, Dec T.
slipon aud cnpiu pa.sag es az lowest rates
steeraga tickets at g BroAaway, and At CompanTs
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ddlant,o ---Walts.

tdianit0-- 3tlAlts.
A GENTS wanted in this and every ciiy, and county,
IN ne limited states ana SApsda to se saa Ssw
iui and complete 40 q ~ importer iSecsTs
manufsciurers sells rapidly at one dollar send for
WALTER lEUGH & Co,
Publishers, II Pork row. New York.
4 SALESMAN wanted at J. MoPnlLLlPs's boot
n and shoe store. as and 6sla cathnrinc st
noh Tsnea one SEo gq 7 the h'h and
4 ,OIN TRY Agents-sendt q for samples of Auery's
y waterproof ana ether show cards i've Bo"ery.
CHOPPERS wanted on iron. bound Kegs. j. II HAYS.
= West and Java ST., Greenpolui
I .ABOHbR-, working women, sc, may have
collection NJ charge Aal,esi No, ,oe SIM once
DIAPER BOxF-. Wanted. good man on CIark's
THOMAS LYNN, 90 Crosby St
SoDA WATrn driver san,ea-A ygaas mia Of
sGme se or g1fs fGsgg @ qs
SuOE TRADE. Wanted, burnishers on women's
> cheap sho ;. At 557 Plane It. Newark. Sd
SHOEMAKER on repairing 9n A. new . wors
TEA ANp COFFEE DEALERS. city Or eoupl;
oe Is sample e S
csc good ooong tea, 2sc japan, SOC. Sc Agent,
Co. soi Wafer &. corner Futon. Avis DUSIEyEY
FENNO good travelling sllcsnrn IA fe anu Curtcs
No isS sun 'ficc.
rV'IN-uITH. accustomed 70 SOLDERING lead, VINO
can AK WORK home. Address 7. o. box 1920.
VrpiIOL-rEREt wantra t. 90 a short distance
I IN no country 10 repair set Of furniture Al
nfr-s q. Post onice boa l.iia.
WANTED General agents. one for each state. 10
~ nke ne exclusive control u household ARTICLE
81 merit. over 1000 sod da-ng the past month..
chance is offered The r:nt battles whom We
agired Ad,,re,s EXCELSIOR MFG Co. ISL Michigan
sv chicago H.
XVANTED-A hakcr and ronfecu,ner. a compe.
town IN Eastern sla,e work oa bread cise ana con.
room < ssceSS- Hotel rom $40 i a &. ''' "
W ri. ff5RS @JriIits Fs&R;" ial Grown @en
'''''' ''' J.w IHol.pE stage Manager.
WNNTrD Fir,tcl counter, ha9i. Tor retail ga
~ ana coffee storr none ~ NJ snesmen need a. E.
yss,cSs at e. not To exceed o. none 0'''' Apply At 80
NNANTEn-A, porter Tor drug store, Win some
bundles. address VITA references, r. o. boH 3s5t
WANTED a man und, rstandng rolling tufoil In
,rn en- o Nrs., so'u be9q ,an S osry
w psld anu steady worS o. Hamilton av., south
| Brooklyn
WANTED Tinsmith. Tor toilet ware and chamber
liaLsbursh
WANrEp-A young man to attend trul' stand
W inlst uhueI1tahu the uuAu'sn' o'opsh ave- uuLh
store.
WANTED a good boy for eolieclion., references
| w required. II. KAHN, 100 Canal 81.
| w ANTED-A cutter on papCr patterns. used to
| w knife cutting. Al py at ~ East lOih II.
| WANTED iuteiusent, active boy must bring
| w references. East lSih 81.
WANTED Brl c9laycrs at Paterson, ~. Andy
| w to II. & j. ROONEY.
NVANTED-A practical after anu packer East
| w 18th Il
| \VANTFD-Male anu female oyster cooks. 70
| w Canal II.
III -IIOEMAkERs wanted. A9 East Hou ton
| l " stlcrt.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-04


tsWhat have the Republicans
done?7 asks a Radical paper. The
Baltimore Gazette says ssthey helped
to put down the war of rebellion
and save the Union, and then turLed
around and made a more deadly as
sault upon the Government than
ever the Confederate squadrons in
the field ever did. They have de-
bauched the civil service, stolen
hundreds of millions Of dollars from
the public treasury, ruined trade,
paralyzed industry, created a noun.
tain of national Indebtedness, defiled
the bench, prostituted the Senate,
and lowered everywhere in the
standard of public and private
morals. They have introduced an
era Of bribery, fraud, rascality
corruption to which no parallel can
be found; except in the declining
days of the Roman empire, or in the
reigns of the French Louis. Its
crimes CRY trumpet toDgued to
heaven against its continuance in
power"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-04

We have tried third parties in
vain. We have tried Greeley and
Brown. We tried Warmoth and
Liberalism. The Democracy has
been as Liberal as Liberalism could
wish. 1t. has even divided its time
honored name with its white cola
borers this year. If its platform, its
principles and its candidates do not
commend themselves to all oppo-
nents of Radicalism it is not the
fault Of the party. II has opened
its arms to all. Those who will not
come into its folds must 60 into the
ranks of its Radical opponents.
There is no intermediate position
between them. A third party in
Louisiana today is simply an impos-
sibility.1Union Record.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-04

TOPEKA, KS, April PA hail
storm passed over this country Sat
urday afternoon. 1t was q mile
wide and extended seven miles south
which destroyed all the orchards
and wheat crop. No single leaf,
bud or blossom on the trees have
been left. A large number of cat
tie were killed. In places the hail
was eight inches deep, and as large
as hens egg. Wagon loads could
be scraped up this morning, six
hours after it fell. Very little dam.
age done in the city.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-04
About Bermuda Grass.

II: 81. Jniian havenei, @ cQQl
Carollna, writes;
Before the war, ! made : eaA
bed 10 the garden extremely ~
ana planted y very thick WITH ~
muda grass roots; watered y MeA
weak solution Of the phospenee
ana nltrates OF the alkaiieA -
when It was about two feet -
cut and dried It: ! made aeyel
cuttings, and at the end Of sunaM
the nay from It was ct the - q
sixteen tons 20 the acre.
III. haveneI Is e gentleman -
word may De relied on 10 every 60
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-05-04

"Resign Or Hang" according to
the Chicago Times, is the standing
order Of the day in that city for the
men fraudulently indicted into Office
at the recent election, by the ballot
box suffers. Where's MOrtoni Tele-
graph to Washington for troops
infantry, cavalry and artillery!
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Suppression Of Crime,
From the Kentucky Live Stock Recordl

ss s
From the Kentucky Live Stock Record,
The conditions of social or,,a, -.
very simple: /. Pnplic septimsss
or feeling. If the general sentims.s
Of the people is decidedly in hs.s
of social order; if this feeling M.
into q solumn demand, not = Is.
stifed by the sentiment Of ~
logic and sham virtues, tina 1,..
chief condition for the reign 81 y.
exists; but in the absence & ~;
stern demand ON the part q r..
people the prime condition a ~
development of disorder obtaina 8
The second condition Of social 49,.
is the supremacy Of parental ~,
eminent Children must be tra;nsa
from an early age to habits a -
mediate, cordial submission Is sll
that is right and true, and to revsr.
ence the authority or symbol n n.
tice and truth in civil law, This =
in fact the inner life Of social orslss
the almost only means Of il ~.
servation and faithful administs
ton; and hence it is the pslladinn
of civil liberty. Where parental 81.
thority has been demoralixed
where self.well, or sordid feelines -
allowed to grow up in children-ss
men and women they will s. ~.
breakers; and, in variousshadee "A
degrees, blend with the great c1in.
inal class of o nation. Il Il fhsn
this fountain that the streama q
crime arise, and no means Whioh A
not act directly and indirectly a
the fountain can diminish thestrean
Crime has its conditions in human
nature, as we'll as virtue: aad g
feel sure that We have pointed az
the two chief ones. An ers dissin
pushed for crime; . period 81 insub.
ordination to the reign Of law oyer
society; social state in which thsEe
is q general feeling Of inseeurify
both as to person and properly; =
age wherein men generally -
concealed weapons in every day ma.
out Of fear Of being assauatd ~
symptoms infallibly pointing i the
wide spread decay Of social virtae,
undermining the first great ooudi'
ton of all human good, the suprem,
acy Of law. This State cannot u
changed BY a. occasional paroxysu
of popular passion, ending in Il
execution Of q criminal By . mob
nor can it be remedied BY invoo
tives hurled at the officers 81 tn n
for negligence Of duty. The d.
is in the great body Of the peoljle
and until there is an improvouDen
of the people themselves, We q
unwise in expecting it from a.,
other quarter. In . word the ii
conditions already stated lie 6 =
bottom Of social orders heollk
public sentiment, and the right M
al and social administration q =
family. Here is the place 70 he1i
the work Of refrom.