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Farmerville Gazette: On the 28th
ult., the gin-house Of r. j. Freeman,
near Marion, iu this parish, was to-
tally consumed by fire, together with
the gin stand and running gear and
600 bushels Of cotton seed. Some
timber near the gin house had been
burning on the day previous and frolu
this it is thought the fire originated.
Sunday night, two Negro girls,
the eldest about l6 years Of age, Iiy-
ing upon the place Of E. II. Ward in
this parish, left the cabin Of Solomon
RaiDes, their grandfather, with a torch
to 60 to the bouse in the yard in which
they had been usually sleeping. aud
but short distance from the cabin Of
tleir grandfather. About two hours
after they had left, the grandfather
was awakened by tie roar Of flames,
which bad then nearly envelop+d the
cabin iu whic. his grand daughters
were sleeping. Rushing to the door
OF the burning building the old man
broke it open aud discovered the fear
stricken girls sn the opposite eide Of
the building, paralyzed with terror
and unable to move. As the door
was broken open the flames were
forced through the opening and rem
dered it impossible for the Grand
father to enter and save the girls from
their horrible fate. The old mau and
others who were aroused by the
shIleks Of the poor girls were com
PEELED to remain idle spectators TO
their terrible death.
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SODA WATER dANUFAcTORY.


CODA WATER MANUFACTORY, II.
- Hethcr, proprietor, No. II Mississippi
street. Soda, Mineral, Seltzer and all Kinds
Of aerated waters manufactured, and sold
ut lowest prices.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

ID j. GREEN, House, Sign and Ornamen-
I0s tai Painter, Railroad Avenue, near
Claiborne street. Paper-hanging and Caleb
mining in superior style.
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rENTRAL DRUG STORE, corner Rail
~ road Avenue and Iberville street, L.
Blanchard, proprietor. Fresh Drugs and
Medicines.
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poNALpsoNvlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Etc.

n p. VEGA, Agent. dealer IN Dry Goods.
~. Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Groceries, Liquors, Furniture, Hard
ware, Tobacco, Paints, Oils, Glass, Lumber,
Bricks. Carts and Wagons; Loeb's corner,
Railroad Avenue md Mississippi street.
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TINsMITH.

r OUIS j. RACKE, Tinsmith, Mississippi
i 4 street, at Lemann's old stand. Orders
attended to with dispatch and satisfaction
insured.
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BARBER SHOP.

r L. FERNANDEZ, Barber Shop, Mis-
LIZ sissippi Street, near corner Lessard.
Shaving, hair-cutting, shampooing, ETC., in
most artistic style.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

ID RYBISKI, Apothecary and Druggist,
d. Mississippi street, between St. Patrick
and St. Vincent streets, adjoining Gondran's
store,
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See our jeweled silver naples
And our lawns in robes Of green,
Smiling under golden sunshine,
GailY deckel by natures Queen y

see our JeWele0 6lIVer naples
And our lawns in robes Of green,
Smiling under golden sunshine,
Gaily decked by natures Queen
The throDg Of visitors in the city is
unusually large. Hundreds have left
the sunny South, who yearly go thith-
er to escape the rigors of northern
winters, and they are DOW enjoying
springtime ut the Capital, and tLrongs
are daily visiting Arlington, Soldiers
Home, Mt. Vernon, and other objects
Of interest. The Halls Of legislation
are filed daily by visitors who rarely
fail of being disguised by few hours
spent in the Capitol, witnessing the
farce that is there played BY til. tpen
who are sent here at All expense Of
5000 each, with all the etceteras. to
make laws for the dear people. A
congressional machine is very un-
wieldy and Internationally expensive,
and if this combination nf vast srudie
tion and sublime foolisLDrss were tn
meet only every FIVE years, the couu-
try would be infinitely the gamer.
SENTINEL.
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q MOYSE, dealer in Dry Goods, Cloth
% Ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Furniture, Hardware and Plantation sup
plies, Ut the old Post-otfice stand, Mississippi
street.
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AIRS. !. FEvRIER. Miliner all kinds Of
Nl- Hats, Bonnets. Trimmings, Artificial
Flowers and Fancy Articles. corner Missis
sippi and Lessard streets.
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Ar TOBIAS. dealer in Groceries, Dry
Ms Goods, Clothing, Notions, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Furniture, Hardware, Crock
ory. Trunks, etc, corner Mississippi and st.
Patrick streets aad No. "a Railroad Avenue.
Eyerythirg at lowest fgnres.
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T1ERNARD LEMANN, dealer in Western
ID Produce, fancy and staple Groceries,
Liquors, Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oils. Carts
Plows, Saddlery, Stoves and Tinware, Fur
nitnre. Croekery, Wall Paper ana ,se nonse
Crescent Place.
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MRS. NJ. BLUM. MilliAer, Mississippi
1XI street, between Lessard and St. Pat
rick Latest styles Of Bonnets, Hats. French
Flowers, etc; also, all kinds of Ladies' Tn
derwear.
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SEWING MACHINES.



GCHONBERG's Livery, Feed and Sale
y Stable and Undertaker's Establishment,
Railroad Avenue, between Iberville and At
.akapas streets. Competition defied.
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~ KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
VI Houmas street, dealer In Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Pro
visions. Corn, Oats and Bran.
NJ ISRAEL Il CO., deales in Dry Goods.
Nls Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery,
Buggios, etc, corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue.
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ITALY.

ROME. March 17.-It is alleged that the Pope
having learned that several Catholic digaitarfes
10 ENGLAND have used violent language against
the British government has expressed disap-
proval OF their conduct. and dispatched letters
Of retnOnstranca to England.
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day. during
debate on the estimates OF the Foreign Office.
Premier Carroll. alluding to the agitation OF the
Italia Irredenta. declared that the government
must inexorably put down any attempt to dis.
the idea that Italy desired territorial acauiei.
tions In Albania. He believed In the main
tenance OF peace. but the moment had certainly
not arrived for reducing the army Of Italy. He
agreed to England's proposal for an interna-
tional commission to settle the Greek frontier
question.
There was very heated and furious debate
In the Italian Chamber. OF Deputies to-day,
growing ont. OF the question Of Premier Cairol!
as to the wisdom Of the action Of the ministry Of
Pope, and the occupation Of Rome. Angry at.
tacks we're made upon one another BY members
of the Right and Left drowning the voices OF
the speakers. and 9 serious quarrel almost en-
sued betWeen 6iRnor6 LAuseR and Hella. The
sitting Was one 81 the most sensational In the
annals OF the Italian Parliament: Sella has
summoned meeting of the members of the
Right TO- o-morroW to elect leader In his stead.
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China Becoming Warlike and
Threatening War with Russia.
The Chilians Preparing to March on
Lima-The Duke of Connaught 70
Be Made Vicsroy Of Ireland
Bitter Quarrel In the
italian Parliament.
Gladstone's Campaign in Scotland.
RUSSIA.

81. PETERSBURG. March 1.-THE Golos pub
fishes an answer OF the Municipal Council OF
Kharkoff to an official communication urging
the CO. operation Of the rural assembly ii the
work OF maintaining order. The letter. which
Is published with permission OF the Governor r
OF Kharkof. points out the impossibiiity OF
complying with the governments request. In
view OF the total absence Of all means Of ex.
pressing public opinion and the want OF har-
mony and cooperation pervading all local In
stitutions The letter complains OF restrictions
upon the liberty Of discussion. It also refers
TO the bad system OF education. sand expresses
the opinion that the above mentioned circum.
stances prevent the possibility OF supporting
the government In their. struggle against the
revolutionary propaganda.
Gen. dourko has been replaced by Gen. Kos
talta Ia command OF the guard Of the military
district Of st. Petersburg. Gen. Iouroff. pre-
feet OF police. has been removed and Cen
BattRn0. hitherto commander OF one OF the
regiments OF the guard. has been appointed In
his place.
LONDON. March ia dispatch to the Stand
ard, from 81. Petersburg, says: The first Of four
political trials before the chief military tribu-
nal has ended In the conviction OF the prisoner.
who was sentenced to suffer death.
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CHINA.

NEW YORK. March ia special from ShanR-
hal says: The treaty relative to the territory OF
Kuldja, recently negotiated with Russia BY the
Chinese Ambassador. Ching How. is held by
the authorities at Pekin to be unpatriotic and
derogatory to the dignity OF China. Hhrewd
judges believe that the Emperor has been ad-
vised that the Kuldia indemnity 1s too great,
and that the best way to avoid paying 1t is to
withhold his ratification Of the treaty. Chung
How Is made the scapegoat. The decision car
rles with 1t grave complications between China
and Russia. for the Car will certainly resent
the severe punishment OF the envoy.
Indeed 1t ts scarcely possible to exaggerate
the gravity OF the situation. A sudden war
like spirit seems TO have gained possession OF
the Chinese people. On all sides there are
symptoms of q coming struggle. before which
all the wars Of the Emperor will fade into in
Significance.
The Green Banner army is being carefully
trained in the principles OF European tactics
Their spears and matchlocks are being re-
placed by rifles. The Bamboo lances Of the
cavalry are giving place to the orthodox sabres
OF the British troopers. The governors gene
raj Of the eighteen provinces Of the empire
have been charged with special military COM
missions. and new powers are conferred on
members Of their staff: a general inspection
has been ordered by the War Minister. the ac-
counts OF the war department overhauled and
coast defenses strengthened. An army Of for
eign drillmasters has been brought to Tien-
Tsin. which is the principal garrison town OF
the empire. Preparations are being already
made for calling out irregular volunteers. who
are only mustered in In the gravest crisis Of the
State.
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Movement 81 Ocean yessels.

BREMEN. March 1I-Arrived: On the four.
teenth. bark Attalanta from Savannah.
Port MoDoO. March 17.-Arrived: On the ff-
teenth. bark Berlin from Darien.
GHENT. March 17.-Arriyed: On the fifteenth,
bark Edwin from Savannah.
LIVERPOOL. March 17.-Arrived: On the six
NEw YORK, March 17.-Arrived out: Vader-
land.
=. New YORK. March l7.-Arrived: Steamship
Wilmington. and Hatteras from West Point.
Va. City Of Vera Crnz. State OF Pennsylvania,
Leesing. Donahue. Helvetia. Manhattan, De-
onia. Crescent City. Pomona. Arrived out: Al
phonso, Marie. Alva. from Galveston: Ben
Lomond. Lord Cough. Homeward: Robert
Godfrey for Pensacola.
from New Orleans.
FALMOUTH. March 17.-Arrived: Brig Leader
from New Orleans.
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taken up with the substitute. The substftute.
al.er sa, i some M deeultorX debate. was adopted o.
Senetor Roberteon then moved to recoumik
tne substitute to the Committee on Health ond
Quarantine, and iewss 30 ordered. - s.
senate Dill No. ia, substitute for Senate bfll
lsS. relative 70 privileges on crops o0o1o n6.
ana on motion OF Senator Cunnin9hsaH ~
made the special order for Friday q ! oclooS.
House bill No. IN. joint resolution re0ueetine
0ur representatives In Congress to oD{sln ffS
passa9e 0l bill TO secure from losses f6e ~.
pead p0sdit0ts in 5ns treedmen's Bank. Ehe Ill w.
House concurrent resolution inyitfnx bonA.
10lqers % express their Intention 10 coranfSt
heterreo TO the Finance COMMITTEES. -
"a <n9nse concurrent resolution relative 70 Bayon
tut0 was adonted. ssA.sf.ss'-s
House BIN No; 1s7. for the relief Of seeurltiee
on 0mclai Donds. came up and Wae nasse6
finally BY Is yeas 10 8 nays .s'7-s1sss>>sss
The Senate then went into executive session.
ana Immediately thereafter adjourned nnfdf
Thursday at noon. s-.-,-.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Lincolnshire Handicap-Rosy Gross the
Winner.

LONDON. March 1.-THE race for the Lincoln.
shire handicap came of at the Lincoln spring
meeting to. day, and was won by Mr. Rymtll's
x-yeRr. old brown mare Rosy Gross, Pulteny's
stx-yearsold brown mare Placida second. and
JoseDh Dawsons four r-year-ol brown colt Eli
King third. Twenty-Five ran.
THE MOBILE RACES.
MOBILE. March 17.-Tbis was the first day Of
the Magnolia Jockey Club races The first
event was hurdle race. mile heats. It was won
BY Verdieris. Time..2:o3k. 1859. 400. The
and slightly Injured.
In the second race. a mile dash. Little Reb
won easily. Time-1:As
by Long Law. formerly Dave Moore. Time
l:l7x.
The trotting race between Geo. johnson.
completed. owing to darkness. The first two
heats were won by Johnson.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Oolored Drayman Shot by Steamboat
Clerk.

MEMPHIS. March 17.-John Wyckoff. second
clerk OF the steamer HARD qasni ibis mornins
ered ored aha drayman. The dicalty orisnated Il
Taylor refusing to sign for cotton which he had
put on his dray. Wyckoff was arrested.
LYNCH Law IN ILLINOIS.
WINCHESTER. ILL.,. March 17.--At O'Clock this
up to the county jail. battered down the door
disarmed the guards and jailor.s and with Re.
volvers In hand compelled them to give up the
Fsd Fsss ana sdispatehsd e him with @ pistol shots
Field was incarcerated for the murder OF Jamee
PadRett on the twenty-1fth ultimo. He had
wealthy connections.
AN ABscoNDING TAX COLLECTOR.
ATLANTA. March 17.-!N. Jas. to the amount ol
ier iSea s8e year Just PASSED. s they were
Mhieh 1sSeh Is pe not suclent 5 e satisfy them By many
thousand dollars. Hoyle left Atlanta ten days
ago. and nothing has been heard from him. II
gambling. and will not return. Much iadiena'
zion is expressed on all sides.
FIRE AT BRANcHv1LLE. s. c.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE following tele-
gram was received atthe Postoft1ce Department
BRANcHv11nE. s. O.. March 17.-This town was
set on fire In two places simultaneously about 4
O'Clock this morning. Among many other val
liable buildings DESTROYED was the postofaee.
Most OF the
EMBEzzLER, FoRGER AND WOULD BE MURDERER
BosToN, March N.-Homer Wellington. lately
of the firm Of Olley 4 Boynton, prominent com.
mission merchants Of this city. was arrested
to-day upon charges Of embezzlement. forging
and attempted murder Of his wife. he is said
to have made a full confession.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
CHICAGO. March 17-Martin Power In q flt OF
fnsane despondency shot his wife fatally this
morning and hen killed himself.
MURDERED IN BED.
AURORA. ILL.,. March Nv Baldwin was
found unconscious in his bed this morning.
with severe stabs In the neck and body. and his
wife dead beside him. with her throat cut. The
murderers are unknown.
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wYrwuurAv Mech -
The House was called Is ordsr - n N'clacik III
membars Dreeenf. -A "~ sAAsy = = Uy-s9voA
Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Wa,kAr
The Hneaker nave kis raaanns ~. 1sncaa1.~
that under the operation of the re4nInf7n6
aeopted e last Week the House stood adiourned
49, ns Oo.oeh. g ano tnat " REQUIRED one dAy1
nOtIce ana tWo-tn1rde vote to revoke the ru9o
estaoilsned oy the adoption OF the resolution.
QUESTION or PRIVILEGE.
Representative Atkins rose to a question ~
privilege He said the minority on the city
cnaTer Dll mao peon accused OF aMltattng with
tue ne1upleans 1 1Or tne defeat OF the bill. He
!nsissIeu NJ tnat Lnn mlnOrlty was only acting Tor
L ths pest lnIeIests OF lne state In opposing tho
oa oc, anasuGn as ane majority inslstsd upon
0uired oy lne constitution. The minority In
and other important bills should be acted .upop
poloIe n1n9I y, t ieesauOn snoulo De consldoreds
a pArs ol Ino .nAlolIy were actuaie0 bY per-
sonal molives 10 pressing me city pill. and wero
hegresenlative ~ Fauiknsr hoped the mestef
would go no lnrtner. he had acted on both
vnted az nemocraf H. DiI inrnd ndu o 10y nMeys
Gratis on both sides Of the question. and thcuaht
recriminations should close - =, s-'''-.
courteous to members to say they acted Wifh
the majority or minority. He thOuehr M
proper way was to say that such membere m.
vored the bill and others opposed it. He o6-
posed the bill and was not at all affected bY fha
newspaper charge that the Republicans had
those favoring the bill would have been de-
lighted to have had the support Of the Ropubli-
can members. He was newspaper man hiu1-
self, and had been too long In the bl1sfnAea d
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GERMANY.

dispatch says: SAs the first concession to the
Pope. the Bishop OF Strasburg will be permitted
to reopen the seminary for the education OF
BERLIN, March 1.-THE committee on the
army bill approved the clauses exempting
cler9ymen from military drill. and finally
adopted the whole bill by vote Of 80 to 8.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 1.-THE London correspond
ent OF the Edi1burg Scotsman says: 1t Is ru-
the Duke Of Marlboro as Viceroy of Ireland.
PARIS. March l7.-The London correspondent
Of Le Temps says. There will shortly be
change In the chief editorship Of the London
Times.
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SCOTLAND.

ED1NBuRe. March 17.-Mr. Gladstone will speak
here this afternoon In the Liberal interest. and
the demand for tickets Of admission to the hall
ts 90 great that offers ct aye and six T. Mguin@ees @
lished OF thirteen places where Gladstone Is to
speak between to-day and next Wednesday.
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their purpose to march on Lima, In and around
Lima the Pernvisns have On army Of 5000
men: The combat cannot be much longer de-
laYed. and Il 10 expected from day to day:
video report the resignation OF President La
torre and the appointment Of Francisco Anto-
Mo Vidal In his place. The whole Uruguayan
ministry has also resigned,
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON. March ia die patch to the Stand
ard dated Cape Town yesterday. says: The
general postoflee has been robbed OF all the
diamonds awaiting shipment by mail which
were valued at f76 GOO.
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TURKEY.

PHrL1PopoLIs. March l7.-In fight between |
Greeks and Bulgarians at SaatimakR, growing |
out OF elections, ten Of the latter have been |
wounded. more or less seriously.
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..- SPAIN.

MADRID. March 1.-THE highest court Of ap-
peal has refused to review the case OF Francieco
Gonzales. convicted of attempting the life of the
King and sentenced to death.
MADRID. March 1.-THE Marquis Of Creovio.
Minister Of Finance. has resigned. Other Cab
met changes are said to ba impending.
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A Railread su1e.

New YoRK. March 1.-THE Lake Erie and
Western Railroad Company has begun suit to
recover from James McHenry 81 .sO7 CO., with
interest from July 8. 1870. The complaint Sim
THIS amount was received BY McHenry for com
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National Assoc,at Ion Of Ticket AGENTS.

National A0s0cl0t Ion Of Ticket AkemtS.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE National Associa-
tion Of Passeng and Ticket Agents met yes
terday and elected ". B. shattuek president.
besides fixing rates, the convention Will con-
sidsr the consolidation Of the Central and West-
ern ASSOCIATIONS. After the election OF officers.
the convention went into committee on passen-
q ar rates.
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slno Railroad.

Southern Pacific Railroad.
FAN Francisco. March 1.-THE Southern Pa
ciflo Railroad was completed to Tucson to-
day.
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AURORA. ILL.,. March 17.--W: Baldwin was
found unconscious in his bed this morning
with severe etabs In the neck and body. and his
wife dead beside him. with her throat cut. The
murderers are unknown.
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. Madison street, Chicago.
SUPPLY
UsE1 mh 1
, 1880-01-03

Tho subtle spirit tint pcryades It md gives to t
;se n txpi Tno y
nlwacncc inny ho sad 10 dig with the breath
req nsa Si; Ssss i s;;' ~ yss
S' IS 'sI& '' ':s ss .s ''ssss: 6:
'p'"'oH t&o ,st :" oraor rs OF h''s''hS Il. 'snv. St hs
ssanty ontorisal rc1na!ns an at % ci,ngh ,n t1 III
tho fahhx aSs c,nt .'s "ns of &? 4;
,nK +" crowd lsrFeIx
whether my irlefi,l Judge 1'taislas tr myself :
elected to tc United sinsea Sct,mtc: but us frdt
2t. %ca "r ~ s xefs fe M sa ssrs ars y na,es w yo r
an.l Tho sa,l. wrary cxrrcas!Nn ct cta,nisnnnc,,
70 tho VERY DEPTHS. 6o'nctflg hlm'igr was '!tiio
~ t,wrn a l@v1y n sSG; r. Al," n IT,
eiananr ia ',s III voico ' ta "nivsrsntonai tone,
;ai charxcs prcferr.sl in Fnrds l!!ssnry e u.
Shed III these .treia, r.l1 iown n1rt mingled With
pHAt yMlr city to tho acn:
''rho A~on to tic Severn runs, tho aosern 10 tho
And .q ha'r w'ot'os n"sHo 'n'' Wick
The ho,so WIS rocked rs Z BY 4 mighty w,n,!.
There WIS I'm nrplHttsc. hut something which
THO wfI,cst nnEla,;Be could mt utter.
Wendell rhlllps-xho breaches 0teasonntir-
rlI,llc Il tremendous hit nIler III rl,lcr llnclnr-
icnl fnahlnn. lfc WITS undressing III immense
n,idlence III Jlastn rton nftrr tito cnnt,fir and
r1tnrn Of il ri,nnwAy elhve l,v tho FG1lernl n,l-
thDsltirs. lio described In vigorous ani brilliant
lnngt!aKc tho rer!ls anl sltrerlngt IF tho Jnnr
lIintl In hIs escnpr from b0ndnge, anil, NftGr fllv
tnF thus prsl,ar,l the ty f.,ra n,urer climax.
massachusetts do to tliis wrctc,nd fllHltvn whtj
haA rHld such \ Prlce Tor liberty and h Il claim
strike off his fetters nnd l,itl him brcHtho In
p...cn tho ntr ef frcetlom2 M: sasAnehnsctts
toMts HIN iHlek to sHvGryl IL lung pllisl,.1
At tho top Of MI m.r Stata nnpurs re rea.l th,
fnn,!tnr lrgcDd, GtI save tho Commonwealth
,nortwuulth nf Massaehisuttsi'' THO explosion
Of hui,dre,l-poalnd K!!n eonil nut tayo STARTLED
hi. hEuiTrx more, but th0 shout which followed
WIS III lnfuf tA II royal salute.
The subject we lHlve glanced Mt ia Il no9t
fruitful u1le, nnt hrs never been Gypn partially
exhausted. Enn,gh to fny, III cor,ci'sI lon. ttut
tho FrcNttRt orators lre born and mt male;
and thut tho highest order nf clnlllencn IA Kft
which tho pnsstsstT cnn npit 1or explain nor ng-
ennt for, It Is. ~ short, tho nohlcst form Of
GOd-glvon inspiration.