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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-14

VIC "oih loi our young men.
IIE PICNIc.-Accortling to prcvi-
Gus appointment the Methodist Sun
day School Picnic came off on Tues
day last at the beautiful grove in
front of Col. "A. D. Frederick's resi-
dence. Promptly at half-past seven
o'clock The little children, anxious
for the days fun, began 10 assemble
at the church from every quarter of
the town, there 10 await trans porta.
ton to the grounds. For this pur-
pose wagons, kindly furnished by our
citizens, began to arrive and at eight
o'clock twenty Of them we're loaded
with more than a hundred and City
of rs light little hearts as ever enter
ed upon day Of fun and irolie.
With the Edis!o Band in the lead the
line started down Russcll-s,rcct, pre-
senting q sight seldom Witnessed
by our good people. The sweet
strains of the band and the long train
OF wagons with their living freight Of
children and parents, moving in sys-
tcmatic order, made one realize the
fact that he was indeed looking upon
q portion Of that Sunday School
army which is destined to act an i'm
porsant part in the religious con-
quest of the world. Such sight is
ample compensation for all the trou.
BILE involved in preparing these annu-
al picn'cs for the encouragement Of
our dear little ones. AT nine O'Clock
the train arrived at 1the grove and
then began the days FUN when this
host Of boys and girlsS so long con
fined to tho narrow limits of the
town, stepped out upon the scene 10
breathe the pure and invigorating air
of the country. Wild with delight,
the base ball and the crcquct
games, the rope and the race, were
at once called into requisition TO fur
nish the quota of fun necessary for
the days enjoyment. Soon the whole
grove was alive with merriment which
was kept up the entire day almost
without cessation. Not the least
striking feature Of the occasion was
tie perfect satisfaction with WHICH
the old folks witnessed the scene be-
fore them, and recalled to mind the
days when they too were rs light
hearted and free from the cares of
life rs these happy little ones seemed
to be. At one o'clock dinner was
! announced and the Superintendent,
having formed the children in line,
marched them up TO the table, and,
after ha!ting, q few verses of the
'Sweet BY and By" were sung, led
By Miss Adclla Buchanan. 1t is
needless to cay the feast consisted of
an abundant supply of everything
parental love and thoughtful care
could provide. The weather being
threatening, the afternoon was pass
eu IN doors by the children, listening
to the excellent music furnished by
the Band until the wagons returned to
convey them home again. Too much
praise cannot he accorded TO the com
mittees of ladies and gentlemen who
managed the affair, to whom q large
share of The success is due.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-14

ANOTHER OLD CITI3 3EN GoNE.-Mr.
Daniel ,Joyner, an ola and esteemed
citizen of our town, hied at his resi-.
depce on Wednesdaypast after pro-
tracted illness Of several months.
His funeral services were conducted
at. the Methodist Clnrch by Rev.,O.
a. Darby in the presence Of large
number Of relatives and fpiends. Mr..
aoyner's 'lHe was long and cvcntful
one, being in his 7GtL year, and leaves
behind him IN imperishable monu.
mcnt in the virtues of his family.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-05-14
THEODORE :K0HN.
Grandest Displays

49, ~
DRESS GOODS
In all the latest styles, all the new shades
and colors in Silk, Satin, Bunting. Linen
and Cotton from the looms of England,
France. Germany, China and America.
Prices to suit everybody in want Of a
dress.
Parasols, Fans, Luces, Embroideries,
Gloves, ,Handkerchiefs, Corscts, Ribbons,
Trimmings without end, and prices all
right.
The latest Novelties Of the season in
Ladies' Neck Wear, Rusclings, Collar.
cites, Neck lies, Jabots, Bows, Lace
Scarfs Of which all ask is for every body
to tako look at and call soon to make
selections.
Also very nice selections of figured
Muslins, Lawns, PiQues, Calcos, Percals,
and Cambrcs.
An immense line of
w IL L E @ o obs
of every Imaginable description.
GENTS AND YOUTHS
Clothing of the latest styles.
Big stock Of Ladies', Gents, Misses
Boys and Chldren's Straw Hats.
GENTS
Shirts, Neck Ties, Scarfs. Bows, Collar
Underwear, Suspcnders In the usual
great variety
Madame Demorest's
Il E l. A 3 L T. TTERNS :
for Spring and Summer.
The Premium Light Running
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE,
Machine Needles, Oil, Attachments al
ways on hand.
Goods shown with pleasure, give us n
call and am sure you will all be made
! to smile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17
President NJ Ecllp
unuErriuN AnpHhnp
ne,nsrsin, uo,o,oor Mathews

Ma r,tNttt II lr with great pleas
ne NvrNtyui g. ,uu a -luryru VEL
come a. West Virginia tho Irr,uuyc
1T thts large aud interested audlcnrv.
,pmpusrd at the representatives ul
alu,nst ryyn vutrrprisu ANT pursuit IT
this prosperous city, aui Who represent
all political parties AMI religious suylv
tI,, and establishments IN "a itself az
ymphatt assurance that Nuu are cor
inily Wr,uuiv lu Wheeling \uut ptr
sruIaittu at the cause 1T Sudrung lfc
hnt viii hy heaul With earnest Ittvu.
ton AMI pu'lnuud sympathy Which. /
have nr doubt nal yNlur--tuu ia "a
m.,ly nulh substantial aui gratifying Co.
Nuu
II IL hrtuuatr, tlloN ,,utrHb that
iuls Opportunity 60 all "a thr rollrt ui "a
great distress u pTvsyutri tuyuu ~ tins
tune. Wtru ana surr Nou trrl
more au,r tn RESPOND With hhvT
akJN g. thr rN II sUlitUus
than perhaps At any liuu within the
past ten YEATS Ca city having irlt
lnr 80 lpny thr depression Ia all lie
pArlmruis 1T business which has cN.
ltlWltl Nlllh'Nkt t'lAN INV ff'NliNfN htAH At.'N
tully rutcr,iupoH SPyttH.i 1T prosperity
which irusi ma, hu enduring auu even
unparalleled IA hrU history puTlng
w, Ustiruyr keuot time years, uouii
uut ial tn havu observed the prompt
ness anil generosity Siih Whi,h dnHA
tluus have h,ru mair g. charitable vh
jryts. AMI cnylahlU 80 - tiiv reputs
ton ut this CHmWuHli, tuf industry,
integrity AMI prosperity Il Is no Ices
rmincut tur ils publ, spirited hhrraliiy
aud iIs enlarged aud transformations
charity 1u KNOW simply that thous
ands. yes, irns and hundreds ot lhous
auis ct oar fellow creatures, whatever
NAV be their nationality are suffering
tor the NAnl ~ the ncccssafirs ~
lite Is enough, without waiting a. Team
ali the causes which have produced this
suffering, and the means by whleh
permanent relist and oomiurl Ah he
secnrsi b. than 81 stimulate you ~
move promptly O. their snedas The
People II lrslaad, l'uwvvef, have strong
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17
MI rAaNhIi1s Appuhss
GA irish nUnur,na aud orrro. ,,on

Ga irish hUnurinH and opptos fl"h
Ma rNtsniNI tNuiEs NNu ,iGNtlI
Man tcrl NrN deeply Indebted I"
yuu nr ,uur Lind and hearty reception
lI,hr,v mc the news at this meeting,
together With the knowledge at hugrrat
aud general American symrathl viii ~
hrMt Aud tn The name at that rr"plrr
| thank you tnr the generous ALL N"u
have extended Npplauar
W. ATE passing through, 4" l"hnd ~
tuuhlu crisis the gandcsl struggle ~
which nation ruuli engage the night
Ut the irlsh people Ia live on the Land II
lrrlanj lrhccrs nui applause aut |
thiuL Ne shAl, VIA liut Ill I, a hart mi
au up hill light ani there arr guat odds
against ~. aui lust Nh,u ~ are uuaI
cst the victory anulhrr and equally pow
nrml iur rulurs ia the shape at the
famine The Americans can hulp I'm
they can help ~ hy sympathy Ia the
hght against the inqUituus System "i
land tenure, aud they can help ~ 10y
that charitable assistance Which has al
ready begun aud h. uuw huNiug Ia a
STEADY stream eastward When tlrnt
came L. this country before the famine
hat h,gun, pointed uut that u would
follow aud would hc a. great sr Duull
we'll be- rupri with, sail that IN All
probability hN the middle m February
alnnO people NuUh hc without bread
The pursrut FACTS only tuo faithfully
beat mu out aud shl~ that NY state.
mrnts were Tar lum oNalgetatiuh. uuT
estimate has nov been dwartri hy tho
correspondent 1T thc-NrS York HfHli
Who playrs the number ut thTur hun
drrd thousand iisj u Hul been tuf the
help Whirh has been rrceivei from
America thousands ut uut cuuutfNmtu
ere nov would have been under the
sod, Aud nothing ia the last month. saws
help trOm herr, has horH hu,Nryn them
aud starvation but hssidc soliciting
youf charity inI our soldering country
men, We have another Object
"a our visit g. this country oar If.
iaris have hurn directed tosaI,is trying
% shame the hr,ush gnVtnmcui into
doing lts duty iuG sAyiust,u much mt
Ia lhis the American pcurlr have Huhly
yoinyldud With Us they have directed
The attention Vt The world a. thc cause
II the distressed. aud. by the iorcc Of
puhllc opinion, have sat Ia motion that
rumhTous maChise, the British govern
wrui, Nhi,h Is beginning nov although
tartllS to rcaiisc lie iuty Ihisisa meat
important junction. TOT American gen.
crsily, 10 matter how extended, cIuli
not cope With famine tor any length Ut
time
wa nsIusU GoNGhsaEsr
is ,hr unly bu,ly that van atiuri any per
Inaneut Isllci, ani the only suy 90 oh
tain u 1T them is that 40 have asl0plei
compel them a. DO what IL right ioF
very shame, ApplAase
We DO not ask charity 81 the hands VI
the hrsslsh government Our country
has enough nstarsi resources 10 support
. much larger popaisiion than she sou
has within her esrdea Are. there 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17

YESTERDAY auyWouu q rNtN gNWs
la, name a, ,ha,li, Ilnul,, ht,,lU utg
ut tauk >uur-uu, tie h,,N mtu. o., =
two hours tive Not r,tuuu. 80 thr
ttur mentioned NJ Is rtr,ur,t ttn
st,,i,gs IT Constable tNl,N uui thv,
startei uut Go hunt their Wau lhrN
hrard ut hlu u,rr the creek ub diving
mntyu-N uuJ alu,tuE thy hu,7o Nh"ut
dtk they stopped at the lower market
huusu Us make enquiries aud while
th,rv a PATTY uumvj 1T CUmhs it,'r
up Iva tho hulN hrh,ui th,u.
hut ga syuug Smrsau anal u.
L., h,h,l tho hor,,s mtu ,
run aul started ur Market street "
living at the yrrvk mligr toowls, Who
va, dmuk. lru,y Into at tie lHu ptu7.
aul the r,,ult Na-a gUui smash uI'
tho buggy h,tus completely bu'bv M
NNl,N Wd,yi iu tiWu tH atorst Its u,u.
bat ia taking hIm a. the iu,k ZAP the til
low broke away IT, Wa, huW,,yt. U
rested later iU the evening h hiI,u
Wilcox aud landed. atl,r ,uuu, d,Ui,ulN
IA lho vuolrr Tho party muug tho
hung, la,, au assumed oamc tie b.,
however, kuoNu aud Ia being shaloNvl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17
Tiih non AfiONn

impromptu OneSina. hom the Audience,
Al tho conclusion ~ Nj. Murdoch =
address, Mr. farnell aaii Perhaps
van would not wish nae, who have just
rnmo tom thn most distressed sections
ut ireland, a. iuaye YOU without dirnr,
appeal a. Your generous feelings Tor
all lot IN lOsa not u moment, bat
commence tonight tie monry viii he
prnt directly H. relieve the suffering, ani
hc usni tor nothing elsc. Nav IL the
time II II moot wanted II IL almost Ia.
credible a. suppose l"sslhlr tho actual
lIalrors that 100000 people ,in not
know where a. hoax a. morrow tuT inod
| Hhnuli lee glad IT, have the nHn,es 0t
latiirs ani gentlemen Who are willing To-
make small contributions
The audience Mas little shy ~
coming forward bat finally M
I'll. flannisan broke tho leo hy
donating 81 Then the following
contributions we're made III iarlin
go John Quigg, 80 James Maiinlry,
Ga 4 T. Mccarthy Michael Muihney
T. putiy, Major Anderson, g. D. Tub
bard AMI Jan,rs Riddle, 90 each Thos.
uiiligan, John O'ieAry, Hugh O'iiaTe,
John Mutton, John peylln, Lawrence
Hay, Phillip flelahc, Michael OuIahy
u y Mckinley, Mrs Nlrh0lsnn. Mrs
nhaIlcy, Arthur okrchp, T. boughrf
", MARTA Thornton, Jas q Whyt-, u
Reid, Fat Weir, Michael ilraloy Eat
u'Noll. John NJ iaishioy aud Flank
ulilics, % each TAT. coppins-r, Her
nari iius.man John AlhIidsc, Thea
M 4 a
Fat Mc,iinisy, o.; Fat Wizard, Ar.
thur Manly and James McManns, 81
caoh, John Mcpnuough ~ cents aud
fhoa Mcshano aud l. flahuity, %
cents each H. sides this M Mar
dnrh collected tl0 cash Ia ,ho
audience, making grand total
II ss'.s collected 4 nnmb-r III names
we're taken inf anounts ~ ha pa,i al at
other time. the Subscribers not having
| the rraiy money With them
MAyuI Sweeney announced that tic
subscription huots could 10 procur 4
| 10y the waIi Committeus today Al |
O'clock, -, Col Ubnon's onics iie
roai the naIneS oi tho committeeman.
which werr Puhii.h,d ~ the hsnisrss,
aud oonlur.i them H. work rarn-Atiy
and faithfully.
The audience then departed. after
shich al Informal reception VAS bell
oH tie stage, hcasTu farneii and Mnr.
doah meeting large number II ei,isens
To-day, NJ iarnell will be q, the
u0vtTnnrs otiira hetsrcn eleven AMI
tw rlso o'Clnct, ahi will h. plea..,i "a
meet any ~ tho friends II Iceland Who
desire ~ he prrsente.i ~ him
In the aiioIbnon be ALL mate q tiyias
| tap ahont the maantactoTi,, snd sill
leave GA the Ian Handle At tbl, tnT
Lexington, Ny, sheTu hs ~ill deliver
an aidrrss ~ moTos oyenins
Mr Nuni0h gill aiso iraV. this
evening. gnins to Wilmington, Della.
ware, via thu II a o. u ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17
RIvKR INTELLIuENGE.

= River les, nigh, "a leo, ani decra.in.
s,ssdiy,
the Hudson passed down yes,eria,
mornlna from Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati
The Andes arrived on time YESTERDAY
and will leave tor Cincinnati as aiytf
tise.l IN another column,
The big paoo,ah PASSED down lot n
LOUIS at IA, n yesterday, taking on
1000 keu. OF nails here which los'lci
her dat
The Emma Gfsham 10 due up and
the s,ockiale down to-day,
The piurnal Ia to-day's packet to,
parkersburg
The aalt Valley In duo down loda,
The Pres Ellison brought NJ larsr
s.cursio, last evening ,o tho fanrll
meeting and the minslrols,
The hatchelor departs Tor fl,lshursh
N7A. N, to-day,
Tho Ironsldes aud harees, ol ura,
Iron Line, owing IL he high Nate
did not got away ifom Pittsburgh Nat
uriay ~ announced, Tut will grI uul
within tho next hay OF i've The lion
sides adds 1000 Kegs oi nails and snu,,
other miscellaneous freight a. her ,ars,
at this point
saturday morning the pilots ri r.ll,
bur.h met aud passed. the following. al
A we'll attended meeting
WngHKAs, A change Ia the Law rc.u.
lating tho signals at passing II steam
hoa,s has been proposed hy the harI
ol Supervising lnspectors, AMI WHEREAS
IN, change Ia said Law, as prupos,i
makes it obligatory on the descending
boat 10 signal tirst, thus changing a i,ur
ohscryea and familiar custom which Ma,
established trnm choire hy men sup
posed to kuow which Was best, long l.,
hIo tho passage at any Law rgulauu,
such matters, which, II Canird oui, vii
increase instead ot lessen the dan,,l ul
navigation.
EraI,,i That Nu rnulcmn the aut.u
AT tho nnari Ut Supervising lnsp~tu,s
that W. consider the p,ornS'i chang 10
INV ise amt njuilvinus, believing that
II viii increase the Ilsk II lItr anj Pc
pcrly, aud that We hclloNc ~ thc pima
rle al leaving welt enough alone
kolNyi, That ~ memn,All1" ihrhru
nrahic Secretary 1T Treasury I" orp. ID.
sail change
pu,se,auu, February lo knr .,
Toe, inches aud falling Weather ,l,at
and milt
CisvisN,ti, February Ia hhcr o..
lcct y inches and stationary, Mralhu
clear and mili Arrived llu,lryc stat,
Pittsburgh, ", Lawrence, Whrcln,
Departed huckoyr state, fltIshunh
MIurnIs, February lN lnNu r,-, 4.
tc,t. Arrived CITY ot NHkshuly T..
parted Simrsnn lirIncr u lur
huck, Cinclnna,i Golden Gag, N,N
Orleans Weather clcar AMI pleasant
e. inu,s, February Ia AuNrl
Polar star, Tpnnessee rNoii polrh"
Ohm river departed Chiffon, liOm
inp,oui Kinney Memphis River ils,u
= inehrs, with v hti in,hes h' a.,
gauge. Weather clea, AMI pleasant
l.ows,,is, February H. River a.
Ing, with y! ieet inches IN the canal
Weather clear ani pleasant
NrNsbuHu, February id Wralh''
clear aud roni thpnuoncici ~ luNr,
tllcn y inches t'p llcnD tunl
~ Richardson. poan unlicu 'nNu
,Ns,uIt, irhruan ld Wealth,
rarity rlnuiy Thermometer .. Rive
~ Ia irct and rlslns hoNu 'haa
Morgan, iimw,li
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17

Tho nlhnWtuU convoy a. .v at property
~, admitted IT, r,,uul Nr-tyuhu u tl,'
County tl,rb % utt,v
\ d,,i u,io thy iuh dh, ct l,lrut,N
lN The Nall lttN NWlltUg ttt'n vt
Whyyltug tu John lhuUas N,slWuul
1T the sutl, halt 1T lut So h. W oIUur
Ne A. va lus,ph tUllWvllo addition &"
the civ, hrlng situate la thc sixth WMI
Consideration ssiu
\ decd made the lith ,lN ct tyn,u
aN. 1854 hN Ihas l",lilrr aud Wtlo IT,
tho To-, mat,n itrNJuG COMPANY 90 '"t1
So e. I. b aud Il at the luts ct grnuul
h,i uut iU that past 1T the ,,tN known
~ Manchester, hy lamca and ! Il
Ra.krr CONSIDERATION 7 ON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17

Ma N, sAiIsoss. No iaa0 Market
street. proprietor oi tho the Prizes Az
lahtic uio,hing House. will have his
Opeaias bay 90 rsbrussy ~, With one
ol,hs asss, s,oeas eve, hsousAl Y this
sty in Ne lne a ClothlHl Qed aeels
fusntahtau tsoolA 4 eos4td i9vlleelse
y ss>peasd v ~ 70 euil ppet tasup>
the oPsalas day,
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Now ynlk

Nav lnRA ,iyhuaIy Ia nN ,i"'ds
liuslncss continues moderately GvilNr
With commission houses, nud ihu nh
hing trade Is nloaiily improving {"
ton goods ~ talr demand ani hrm
Ma, kslnuo "A and NNN hl,arhvl cot
tous Az advanced IT, Fruits luicl but
IRA Lawns, slnghams aud iIrsr
goods IN good demand Mon's wea'
Won'cns ~ steady 'cluns, and vrIN
Arm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17

M,,ut>utoS, February l.. ~
bon tl,t r,uurss,o tui uh" \Wll
luWrr pressure, s.uthcIN Wwdt cloudy
~ pa,tlI cloudy weather lolIrNyd lr'm
tho N,7t tN rising huvw,l,, Wnd
yUlhf west Wlujo
lur a., tower iabrp. htluus hu"w
,IoI, warmer. south winds, Undressing
,lnu,hu,-- aui threatening N'tth,'
Tho 9TH, will tall AZ riltalursh aul
ryWaiu urtiy stationary ~ tWvnnal'
ant louisville
The lcuur,,rr Nill Iisv ,lshtN 1T
Chattanooga aud Cumberland, anj tall
decidedly ~ Nashville
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17

Ulu daOi tbUVsN tht, sso tNr.ye'
t,,ys. tAluHthus daily yNtvVt SUNDAY ~ p go
"A Stth slnUpits "a aAtts,u,st afti,lhF ~ hha
Ftat 10 HaNt piatulHg htths az % =" "',''
hsI,.p.a al ut,,, tt,,,t u,kyt Udiys t'lua'
lus Co.,.
Pullman % dUsW tus ustuh aluvItts ,ale hlvH "a
"A thattt thange h,,m atrutOnN liiv hast o. fhlla
t,iphia sd Now Nutk. aud Wet O., '"l"we",
VDgnnau laalsNtils. Indianapolis sod "a
i,,ula
Fnr thR,ugh uokyts hssssso che, g. slysl '"s
90 a.ts,Aa ul,,alAglDns aust any ufthst intnft'A
,ion aeplY " iyeeh n h'ileNl'le UsA,t Af'"'
"A IitY HUket Ohco uuieV Moi az he"er,
Nhsyllns
IA M GliWvu UuU,.ai NsUss,i tHtamhus.
80 .,.i,..,b,. "A GUtu
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CLEVELAND & PlITSBuRG q, r
Condensed Iime Gard.

ga aaA ah., Nov . iHfa al ttslns slU ga"
I.tiy trstpt auu,iayi a. t'lt'~s
aRtonsh tgstA tl flt'-hUfah.
though tfsius I" cleveland
Ihfnush ttaiWs W. thiysEU
FullBaas rssist 'ass srlsvva N'l','h'o a"'
cleveland -, -.
AWsu.s aud thksEo
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D,s,.ass Lends Easasat@sss I

Maud hal a hns asurs, good isss and
pretty name. the should SEQ hsr o, 4
dis,Aaor. When she began u tsih. you
realized that she neyrr usesi sosoBosr
iier breath vas unhse the brsefss al
Arahy the blest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-17

. rtlprtUE whpU UstUt,,H Wt nhvtmau l"s-",
A ttta1tnr Me- ~ h,tItuH aul NtsNyl iul
lhkrts gl,A haassFr ,hy,ks ~ all f''"' pa
,.,tnt. la the t,,st Aud W,st ,an - rt,avsul ~
H., uospt ataes tu H,i,isyi.'U NNthh
S,M ovnyu.l ra.srusyt 4 iHAyt Asesl
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'Ish, e ,i.,,,l, a.aaa.l
w@FauSp rHAIsa

~ IA On uatuDtaY uNht, has a" "'"""'"''
a. ghi, Az. 80 aAR,luskN. ,....,....
fuutaan falste, htaSlhe h'u'A s"' ''''''''"
tais ON ~ Ntsht t,aius "a, .,..t-
tnt-. tsst,l,ssrti,,ss Wastu bt ~ i''N,
nh .aa s.authwesl Nafth and N"'thNt~'
uasktng this a desirable osWte h' '"e'"He, $50
,..rs,ns utnyhf W the Stesf N's' a"' '" ""'''
tafttrular attJatipu h sltVn IA.
NJ a. st,,,ss ~ al stal'ea. bv'"c'" "''''"s
aRA UtsUpn .
N1iFFt M. IA Tanl Ruti ANhhNLhAoht
niN ialON
leatV Mt,ylUd - ~ ''"'
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PLAID AND raiLlInna
Address OF M Psrns,is Scottish poAdlu'
tor,

Mayor Sweeney next introduced MI
John Mupiock, editor nj 1Ss Hgh'a"der,
and published at Inverness. ani 10
Scottish colleague ~ Mr.. thrneV- lho
shamrock aud thistle, a. q wero' MI
Murdoch, ina tow we'll chosen ""n's,
thank oil all inr the reception tendefed
himselt anL Mr.. rarnell IN this CITY
Ito briefly relarrod a. tho business IN
dertak on hy themselves, remarking TIA,
their main ohjsCt was ~ put The lana
ouestlnn before tho people ~ this vonn
tyy in a manner that would enable all
tn understand IL. They held cat
A stick to tho tree people ut Amer
ica, and thay only wlshei nov IT, tell
that people wha, end al tho stick u
take holi ut in order ~ do tho most
good. Ito claimei that the press at tho
old country was subsidized hy the land
Lords, who were lighting hart To- l'ai
tho people here IL believe that the mis-
sion IT Mi iarncll was mere political
scheme and gotten NJ only Tor Ills n""
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, This false impression,
however, trom all indications n" Tar, hai
not taLen u holi IN this country, ani
tho oyations recoi'oi by Mr. rarnell
over, where we're proof positive ~ tho
talla,N anl one rlledncss oi tho 'nm
men,s ol tho pro landlord organs
IL was n question that an~tei
alike the English. Irish, Welsh
aud scotch, ana hs hoped that
tho rnthusiasm awake nei IN this tree
land wnuh he waited aross tho At
iantic, as Il surely would he, there Ia
awaken u lilo sympathy that viii lnai
H. tho enactment Ut laws Just ani
equitable IL tenant as we'll IN landlord,
Il was this unjust land tenure System
that brought about the present great dts
treas Ia Ireland, ani II Was tho duty al
all civilized nations IL assist IN aNoitihg
"A recurrence Ut tho dreaded famine,
which could only ho accomplished hy
lust lrlislation, Il only IT, hc brought
about hy prolonged agitation At home
and abroad.
Ito referred Ia NuIy Gathering terms 4"
America, said hr had watched With In
forest la material pognss ani tho in
yrlnpneut ui it, resources. ani nov Mas
pleased Ia notice tho development At
"that righteousness which hnildeth "r
nation
Ito uloM lala|IoI h"'"''h WA
barge lnadot H. the water, Whirh every
wave swept over, ani the condition "l
lr1aui IL day She IL IN n state oi
rhronlc prnuU, ani tho least wave at
famine ur trouble snhmoIges hrr
There In ~ loasnn this should be- ~
Nnmo ronplr would Soparal, charity aui
| politics lu not see iho difernnra ~
this ,asr. ltNnu would hu charitable
Ia wiso anl lofty way You must eater
upon tho domain ~ poluios say
these lamincs como lrom bal lava, 10
Il not then charitable b. declare that
these laws must la altered ani a. dn
termine To- alter Thorn,
tie characterized the irish hyslom ~
land tenure m Ubiquitous ~ practice
ani originated IN fraud ani eayu M
mrruus harry illustrations trom familiar
ohIcCls bringing tho matters under cnn
sihcmtiou home ~ the audience IN n
way that provoked alternate laughter
AMI applause which we're holghtrnei
hy his earnest aud animated style 81
speech
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