The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-07-28

Wele !OoG IO4 q 'VtiS .pe! 'oo 4u!!"iiiS :
the rubbish that.,War and :reEolu-
tion had heaped among them, but
at length were dug ont Of the
ruins, again to be regarded as a
priceless treasure.
The letter then goes on to expose
the groundlessness Of Governor
Pease's charges and the hollow
ness of his reasoning, and con-
ciudes with the following singing
rebuke:
A very little while ago you re-
garded the present officials in Tex
as the only ones who could be
safely trusted with power. Now
you pronounce them worthless
and would cast them aside. l
have found little else in your let
ter but indications Of temper.
lashed into excitement by causes
which | deem mostly imaginary;
a great confidence in the accuracy
OF your own opinions, and an in
tolerance of the opinions Of others;
desire to punish the thoughts and
feelings Of those who differ with
you, and an impatience which
maguifes the shortcomings Of
officials who are perhaps as earn
est and conscientious in the dis
charge of their duties as yourself;
and most unsouna concfasio'n,
tbat while :1 an.yp persons "a Sarros.i' os.'to3 e be
found WaNnting N iHn( (:aafBB affection IA Qr re-
:speet for goveFnme entp or: yielding
.it!; OBEDIENCE. from * iM CpIVES
WHICH 'YOy*7 *7Do7DN0Ti
PROVE, wva!if:' and not peace a is. The
STATUS: and III such persons are
the proper subjects for. military
.penaE:#j jurisdietiop.2o>1f Ij:haye
written: anything To- 9disabuse your
mind Of So grave an, erFor;:..-I shall
be g ggratil6feds l6!e s:5 III an, Siig, very re-
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ii: >: Your:obed3ent: ser#aat;s sz2o
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a ~~<tin gy j man :.Y:E don't
see! is 81 possible .forr: r:5t? a man
.jt' 10 die worth IS, ,WNO 600 Or SO lOol0,-
900! city fall of: want, when
;be&meets,o almost every :da5"the
withsred :: han hand ID of ::;:beggary;; ana
the White lips Of: s. famine. "a How. q
j: nan can withstand hhst all that sad
:hddjne the! oe1ateh: of: his hand
ss20gOOOjaoo OF s30Wo;Wo,7is past
my. comprehh essiii0,in1:: E'dor not see
how ji lie car q d IT: i: + should not
think hel egogEds Do ds2:, il ,any more
:,tb than he oou|d 2ll T. keespa.pilss;o of ~Ium-
ber: when hQndf eds sapd thousands;
were drow niing:q .taeloseao@'Do
yea knew I Rave kHo Yn men who
would trust their + ), Wives. WITH their
hearts; and their n home, bpt not
with their pocketbookss-nat, with
"a: dollar: .,When""t sesoa naa" 1of
44lfa Slla kind r" always tf1inko he.
khnowiS wnich IS most. mo- I, =, valuable.
.T6innk: nn:l2 81: making z ak. your, wife q beg
gar,l. sEEhink: :of: her asking ygop
every day for. a do1!ar5o or;two dol
liars; or to to ebf{6anbly beg for 6E*fty
cents. "What did you DO VIII
! that dollar I gaYYes, you ?" E4bink
Of laying q wife. tthet is: lafraid1 Of
you'll What.tkipd ?of children do.
:goa5ezpeet to have1with a :beggarf
and o. coward f0t ff5t1aa@@m mother? 0h,>
+ :tetf you. yoa # yoq ii bav7e g bnt q d0llar: |!!
! siln the :worJd: : and. 592E Hoa .hege got TO
spend ill., spend: is,.:hke "a: king;
',spendit as.thoegh,is it wepe:a: dry
leaf anHoyou';'t the wner:5 Of .rD-:
bounded forests: s.:5 rRaes thfi5o thfi5 ! Hay
10 spend s i: bad. rather be. .:
.beggar and: spend nny:hat dollar
+:ik q d aog, than:to be a"ksng aad
spend my: money 'llke e''-E q. b'eggaar'.:
r it'S got. t. co.: let i: 60: Get
the best y?lly yolpl can for .Igm family
and look as we'll as you caa your
self. -MAea=yea4n nssdd to 60 court ::
ing, g,:hows:Hcsay yAep= Aooked Alb ):
youreye was bright yeourstep was
Hight, and You just put on the he very
BEST you could. Pay Do. you know: know
that it is insufferable egotjsms: in
.you..:to, suppose.sthat :a.woInan IS
going to- love yea always :loes-
ing as bad as you can. Think of
I'll. Any woman on earth VII be
true to you forever when oyon do
your level best. /: ,,,:..,,ls...; ".:t'.
A lady IS always ready to re-