The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-09

lANkEE LtEERALTTY. Elsewhere we
have commented on the rather IN lrked diff
ference between many Northern rich meu
and many Southern rich men. It Is not
pleasant TO admit, but all fair minl- must
admit, that MANY Of even the most bigoted
and sectional Yankees - called. are lib
eral hearted. whole soulel, to a degree that
gives a bal look 70 the graspinc selhShnes~
OF some OF our own miIionalres. Indeed
We think. ofthe two. a Southern Yankee
will give the rheumatism to the eagle on a
specie dollar a quick, or quicker. than his
New England brother.
Here i a list OF gifts b. Mrs. N~aleria G..
Stone, a Boston lady. 1t will Be seen that
Sl5D.o0o comes to start Southern schools
W IA. a noble hearted woman Stone !, to-
cold a name ISL We could change II Tor
her. \ telegram says:
Cure a large sun. lis understood, i
yet remaining 70 b distributed, which vii!
be male ia accordance with the advice OF
the gentlemen whom she has selected a. her
counselor, in the disbursement Of this large
trust To Bowdoin College S20.ooo, t.
Buwioin College, 10 eniow 4 proieS>or~hip
OF intellectual and moral philosophy. $50
0oJ, to the lioIlowell Classical School. 81
000. 10 Fryeburg Academy, $40, 90; 70
Dartmouth College, $4,000, Anioyer The.
AF-A~ .1A44BAaA ~ 1AtA8N ILL., I43AtDHtA
ship OF the relation, Of Chri>tianity to secu-
lar science. $1,000. Phillips Academy, 800
600, Amherst College, SO, zoo, Wellesley
College, 100000, Woman Board OF Mis-
>ion> for Harpoyer College, Turkey. 50,
U0j, \ Dung Men Christian Association OF
Boston. $4,000, Hamilton College. 500 o2.
Chicago Theological Seminary, 10000,
American Missionary Association. for ln,ti
tutlons at Nashville, Atlanta, Tallayeda,
Turgalo and New Orleans. $50 600; Ober
len College, Ohio, $50 o0, Drury College,
No, $50. 600; Iowa College. $22, 300; Char
liston College; Mn, 10000, She has also
given 5000. 900 to relatives and $l0o,O 900 TO
churche, aud needy students AMI for the
redemption of mortgaged homes.
Rev. \ +. Dickinson, ID. d., writes a.
follows from New York city to a friend in
Richmond Il called to see John IL. Dcane,
Esq. and sought 10 interest him IN our col
lege. He was a private In the FEEDER, j army
during the war, was WOUNDED III the battles
around fredericksburg, and spent a day ia
the Libby Prison Now he has millions,
and has given 5000, 900 10 Baptist enter
prises within a year. lie heard me kindly,
and wrote in ms book, Il viii give you 81,
900 the lst of February, 1881, and will ada
another $1,000 III case you raise $50, 600.
Then | visited the De Landsr and they sub
scrlbei 81 5000, then | called to see a lady
in Fifth Avenue, and she subscribed 5000
and intimated she would do more il were
needed to secure Mr., Deane's second thous
and. The next man called on was John
Il. Hoyt, the great leather merchant, d
Stanford, Conn. His house about d halt .
million hides a year. | told him | wanteu
s., 0Jo-one halt for Richmond Colored In
otitute Rev. Mr. Corey aud the otler
halt for Richmond college. Tel me wha.
you are going to do with It.. he replied, ana
obligation for s., 800 to the Jeter memorial
he viii pay the other -, 500 to Rev. Mr..
Corey, will probably make it $40. 600