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Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
TAIRp EDITION.
A AsTRANGE CASE,
The Notorious John Glenn IL held
for Court Upon L wO CharA es.


A grave and serious charge was pre-
fsrred against John Glenn at the May
or's Court last evening The charge
was assault with intent to kill. May
or A llmond having no jurisdiction il
the matter, as it happened outside the
city limits, he called in Magistrate o.
Neill and vacated the chair. Glenn
plead mot guilty" to the charge.
CAAs, Carsey being sworn, testified
that bet ween 3 and 3 o'clock OIL sun
day morning, Glenn while intoxicated,
ordered Carsley and his wife, who
boarded with Glenn, from the house, as
well as his own wife and child. The
parties ordered out immediately took
their departure, going along the Ian
caster pike. In short time Glenn fol-
lowed with double barrel shot gun,
saying to Caysley "Ill kill you, and
imma aGiately fred at him.
The load grazad the front of Carsley,
Just above the abdomen, the powder
burning the skin badly. The witness
here exhibited an ugly spot, and also
stated that he had much difficulty in
putting out the fire that had been com.
munic tied to his under clothing. After
the shot was fired Glenn reformed 10
the house, and in short time thereaf-
ter, those ordered away from The house
returned and were not mo'ested Cars
ley testified positively upon oath that
Glenn did the shooting, but the testi-
mony of Elsey Davis, Il witness tor the
defense, puts different aspect on the
statement of Carsley, and it will now
be a question as to who is right. Davis
testified that he went to Glenn's house
between 10 aud II O'Clock on Saturday
evening took nap on a settee, AID
slept until or = O'clo-k when he was
awakened by the roise made By the
parties when quarrrhng. He heard
Glenn order his family, Carsley and
his " ife ont of he house; he saw them
depart, but stated positively that Glenn
did not follow them ont, and did nor
discharge gun between l.3o and 3 ~
O'Clock on the morning Of the allegel 4
shooting. As the testimony of the two
witnesses was very conflicting and
should be decided by a higher tribunal,
the Magistrate held Glenn in the sum
OF $1,000 for his appearance at Court.
At the conclusion OF this case, Cars
ley preferred against Clean the charge
of selling liquor contrary 10 law. He
testified that Wade, . witness in the
former case, treated him 10 a glass oi
whiskey on Saturday evening but thar
he did not SEE him uay Tor ii, rs Wade
asked Glenn to charge it. Glenn then
said, "All right, your face Is good.
James McCloskey testified that he ana
Gil ms brother IN law had drank ii
uuor over Glenn. bar, hut ncltb had
paid for the same. Francis K. Wylde
testified that he hau bought whiskry
about two weeks ago trom Glrnn' :
daughter and paid for it while defend
ant was lying a>leen in the barroom
Mrs. Gaorgiua MurphH testified tha
she found her husband and Car>ley in
the barroom and paid for drink tor the
pair of them. Mrs. Il lem furnished
the whiSkey, which they keep up stairs
The case was a clear one and Glenn
was held III The surn o. 500 bait tor hi,
appearance at Court. Henry h. Penn
ington, Ed, appeared for the defend
ant.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
A Fsninin Disturbance.

Yesterday two woman whose names
could noy he ascertaiueh, became en-
gagged in Il quarrel, and created quite
an excitement i'll the yleInity OF Fourth
aad King streets. They cursed aAd
sw, re II IL manner that convinced the
hystauterS hat they were not novicos
ut the di.reruiable business. II took
he NJ i.eA efforts Of several < utlemen
to prevent 1he!r colniuI together, as
each showed \ disposition to iiX the
uthog' s back hair. Alter giving vent 10
a vast amyau, Of choice bilIlngSgate,
they were induced, through thre fs Of
arrest, TO 5 palAtc and su III different
directions,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
HIS Last Dose.

Said p sufferer from kidney t!0uv'III .1I
wLeu asked 10 try Kldney-wor' ,,.. =
try it bat il viii be my las ..So,a uvS
The man got we'll, aud is no" f''''
mepding TIE remedy to all ,,omaG
When arrangement OF tne S.Vm' h.i"o
acts upon the kidneys ana n lis11 Wort m
ing disease and pain, kidney.sm Nv. ~, "a,,,
tie trLe remedy. 1t removes W. vrr
and cures the disease. LllulIi ' sf
concentyatcd) or dry act e4ua'' W
cicrtlv.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
CohgdOn's Lecture.

Prof. Couglou's Lecture On "Oratory
and Elogutlun" will be delivered at the
H H>useno.d d of Faith 10 night. G G. Cole
a turncy -at,law Of Washington, says:
" lille .ttendng Howard University |
received he usual instructions in thi,
art, but Prot Cong IONS lessons very
much excel what was taught there.
To "a lawyer his services areinca!cuahlr
value" W. T.. Harrison. fOrmtrly
chaplain Of the House of representa-
tives, BE-; now pastor OF Mt Vernon
Place churca, Washington, says; 81
kt pea ure in reCoMmendlng Prot.
Con.doJ His services wnl richly repay
auy public speaker fer the TIME, labor
d II tNit4sp.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Ra ne,iEC Death.

On Monda7, Hannah Bo!ldon, col,
ored, living as servant in the family of
Geo. Lindsey, Cashier Of tine Noti nal
Bank of Ne Eark, was fatally burned,
1t is supposed she irll Oh the bed in a
fit, when she retired for the nj hit, hay
ing lighted candle III her hand, which
set fire to the bed clothes aul also heI
clothing. The fire WAS discovered by
those living in the house and quickly
smothered. The unfortunate woman
ran down stairs frantic with Jh pain.
She was terribly burned about the
breast and legs. Hrs Henry ard Jay
were called in bur medical assistance
was useless, ana she died iAa short
time thereafter.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Death from rne Effects of q Fsll.

1t was stated in tn" krrUBLItAN Of
the 10Th inst, that George NJ. Glegg,
Lying in Philadelphia, fell from scat.
fold at the pubhc bui dlpGs in that city,
on that Gay, and broke his icy. lie was
removed to the Hospital and his leg
was ampufated, INT the la'ient never
rallied, and On Monday he brealhed his
last. Deceased was Wetl-lHuwu in this
city he was a brlckIl7er by trade, and
worked here du,i1. the erection of the
pulp works. HIS father "ao formerly
employed in htraad-oH's uiIi aa il
miller, bu lately has ivcu on d iarm a
short distance this side of Newport.
Hls parrnrs We're s0mmvHed to h's bed
side on Saturday, wurn hi, de- th WIS
expected Il. iIisr II lius VIII be i'u rrcI
at the LoWer brandy vine Pseahytrr an
chnrcn ,em"gr.y, oA Friday .morhins
% inst. the funeral rortAE" leaving the
house Of lis fAtner, ltutu, Gregg, ntai
New polt, al !O.3S O'Clock, a. N.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Officers Installed,

Al the reguar stated meeting o.
4 llh Chapter, No. |, order of Elster.
star, heii las evening, tte follOwlni
officers were elected and dlly ius,alp,
to serve tor III" rnsu " year,
Worthy PatroL-iirlry s jenkins
Worthy Matr.n-Sophia Williams.
\ socate Matrm-A Margaret koult,
Tr-asurcr-Nary T. Russ
Secr"rary-A NJ Anderson.
tunductr, S. Altvu2O Price.
Associate CCnluclrtss - Lydia A
Tom .iSOn.
War!en-Annic Gibson.
Adah-Auna johnson.
Ruth NJ ,ry scott.
L.sther-Naliab Ford.
Martha Lucinda Joucs.
Elccta--E.i2Gr,ih Stevenson.
~ Stntiue.--Mariah Hamilton.
a, ,sis.aut Serretary-l.ebecca Wig
gins.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
ss,xhlv Recommended

BAY CITY, Mich, FEB o. :, 'o'r a rsc.
| think it my duty to send you n.T,on @sa
onmeul for the b, neht of any Pp,,sr, p'l,s
Wishing to know whether Hop ,1ss n,s,,, Al,
are any good or rot. l KNOW iniigs
good for general debility anu anu 'u Sv,isu
ton; strengthen the nervous 'ns,Ij ny ny
and make new life. l recoln1TL ppATL
natie,,t, ,1 to uss them. DR.. A. PhAiA1
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Police Cases.

Samuel Forearre and Tom Shea, were
before the Mayor this morning. charged
with being drunk and DIS orderly. The
former was fined s. and costs and tht
latter 81 and costs.
A man by the name of Rutter was
arrested yesterday afternoon, for AS
sault and battery upon a lady residing
in Philadelphia, whp said she was a
cousin of the man. She had the war
rant issued for him. but this morning
she relented and withdrew the suit by
the prisoner paying the costs, amount.
ing TO $3.5S.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
ehn Hnsiuess Msu's best fFleno

Mr., {. l.. Oudc,luys, a IeaNlns NM,
porter OF Baltimore, has stated ,,' slA'
noshing has done his dyspepsia laa,.s ,Is'
ton. Sc. 50 much good as tAN IOs
wonderful OF all tonic and re'Na.|
med cines-Brown's Iron Bisteis' 'a, t,
think of it at supper the other nlsl. N
although Il chronic dyspeptlc' pe @yl
Ae ate at l. O'Clock, irled V!SIa., sas,
chicken salad and ice cream 'h. \.
which takiog dose Of Iron bl''sss, II i,tt ~
never spent a myre pleasant j.; usI n,
with no dyspeptic symptoms Ii ~
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
herYY ChfilllnAA.

I have Just received a new lot OF
goods for the holidays, such as dishes,
vases, china goods, or children, glass
ware. The cheapest place to buy your
holiday presents, come aud look as we
are always willing TO show our goods
whether you buy or not. Thanking
the public for theirpast patronage | still
hope to solicit a share; but come and
see at Third and Tatnall streets,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
The Last W eek,

The large bankrupt sale Of dry goods
now going on at No. Ill East Fourth
street viii be brought to a close GU Dext
Saturday night. All those who have
not Az yet attended this large sale
should d. so during the next few days
as the entire balance remaining on
hand must BE- closed out IN the above
time in order that a settlement can be
made with the creditors.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
To IuyhlIds.

DR.. Darm0n is receiving a grea
many ca Is t.om persons afflicted will,
the various ills TO which flesh Is heir
but his Office is like the omnibus il
whi III there is Always room for one
more pa a-seDser. The doctor is full o
good hum as well as Of good advice
thus aiding every prescription to hav,
a salutary Influence. Through him Nh
parlor OF Mrs. Day, No. 6OS Market
street is becoming widely known. His
popularity is Oh tIe increase and his
name will lo". be rewcm berel. Give
him call,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
AtOre closed.

The old established tea " TO, off of tb
West Third street, is now an lins pul
past. Mr.. Joseph D. Iss,uy' urs. son
chased the stock and hxtuien M Maen, Al
time ago, from Mr.. Jas. ot.PIan' .aY Iav, ag,
when he disposed OF the s.~o day
brother, who continued ior ,j np ID sD
20, and yesterday, he pacN'u "
left.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
IuCat Luncheon.

pDnitry va, abundant this mornilI
il the rparket.
/. al the Holiday Bulleir carefully
and pr 1T thereby.
rlr Cd engine, Queen Anne, on 'l'
Queen Aune and Kent County iA!hV4a
Wtl receive Il general oVeGNau'ln1 a'
the llilroad shops III This CITY,
II. Il duncan, Lloyd Youker, ChaFI''
Harry and lieory G, Pickles, recently
prr,rutet a new and handsome ula'
nreI'a sand 10 tie Young Mems ~
pUblicAu Cub.
A small New Castle boy, boarded tho
morning train and came over 10 1nH
city to Sc. ''kriss". He was discover,
ed and taken charge Of, before he hai
a cAance to get lost, and sent OaeA
home On the evening" train.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Tneratx Nothing iiko

The falling power OF aiass aaiEsrtiou, al
similation, secretion anu 1 Ith strepg
ned to permanent heal.r, aa.ay,n's lr9
and activity, by using bio" ,tscr strsuGl
pi,ter.Ms Iriu trus tonic! a perfec' '''
euer! a sure reviver!
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
More Trouble for "rli" FOrCacre.

On Monday evening when "rit"
Foreacre and his gang created the dis
turbapca in Walters saloon, they beat
Peter Marks who happened to be 10
there. in shameful manner. He laid
complaint before Squire Bertolette to.
day, and Foreacro will be called upon
to answer charge of assault and bat
ttry,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Holiday Goods.

Dolls, toys, silk and linen har dker-
chiefs, lare, silk aud lawn ties, Mother
Steward collars, hchus, gloves, ladies
and gentlemen's cardigan jackets, &c.
Largest sock, best assortment, lowest
prices. Crosby " Hill, No. 30 Il %.
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
MisslNE.

Henry Frederick, Of BaI'l'vWWtI ,, WrIuee
,cr,or tor the Eagle Clot hes ',tn W IA au
left his boarding house oeNsni oerninr f
Market streets yesterday '1Vn ,;,ns he b!
the Rising Sun, since when ., aiuess
hepn missing. Some uneaSln''
,n,u;fasied at his absence
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

Keep II in the house and it Will save
You many an anxious moment curing
the changes uf season and weather We
refer to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
ss4iIk nan,Ik erenlefsn

at Russell's, 800 Market street, in an
endless quality at as low prices as are
sold in any relai store on this conti-
neut, prices from lS cents to s.. 80 each.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
A NJ Mistak a,

1t seems that the surprise party which
was announced rs having been given to
Mr.. w I, Mcclellan WAS "A mistake that
instead of 1t being TO him it was his
aunt. MS Downey, No. 3l9 Shipley
street, who received the compliment.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

Your physicians prescriptions will
have as careful attention and be com.
ponded as accurately at h. SIN, this
drug store, Seventh and Pine street, as
at any store in the city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

Take your Old pictures to Sutterly a.
Co, 3V2 Market = rect and have them
copied. They copy pictures OF any izc
and their prices are low.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

We have the largest assorted stock of
candy and fruits in Delaware, whole
sale and re'ail. Mccain Il Co, ION
and Market, and eth and Ts,ua.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
n A RR1ASyEA.

SMYTH-WlLEIN NS.-At the .dence ~
Rev NhaGlas Il Murray, as3i5,tot Reetor
Of st nndrew- y. l.. ch ,r3t 900 Iatnal! i!
STREET, December 18th, Mr.. Samuel l..
Smyth 10 Mary l.. Wl.k ms, Of New ast.o
county, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

,.a a re;'siSs sssss, 'srs stsnSies 'S1 . found
Rrown's Iron Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
DEAEGf q.

DUNTZE On the : &. ipG Captain John
Imrtx0, in the cd yeat u Lis ave.
Relatives ald friG I'd Of the am ~ ar, ID
vited 10 ut q ID thS tu er4i from is /; 10 res
teuce, l02s West Third street, Oh iliday az
ternoon, 0l IA o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
ii hHNukeEcnlets.

The largest stock, the most attractive
assortment, the lowest prices, at CROSBY
4 Hills, 80 & 222 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

IYANIFn,--h CARklAHE PAlNrEu.
w steady work gparan,eed Apply at
onte CHAPMAN LAMBERT,
uCcllMt hesLe:toWn, l.. d.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
TlHlLApEI4PRlA, WILMINGTON An !
K RAl4IlMORE RhjARDAD.


y
Lee u. 1851
TrnIps Will leave Wilmington es follows:
For Philadelphia and lAterMsd!aa S's'
tons, 100 $40 $40, 1880, .. H. $50, &Sv, i.Cc,
1000 p. N.
Philsdelphia tExprs,s) s.ao, e.oe, $50
.. M, IL lt, 96b p. IN.
Philadc!phia and New Yorz 2.C2 2ls, CSC
100, g.Jh, u SO a. a. *iLa1 2.0S, 4, o.SS 2. N.
Baltimore and Interlrediats Station II i
'.Ss a. m, does rot stop be wecn Wilmington
and very lie, b,ea p. IN.
Perry7tls aud iLtlrL oa.ato sttt.'ns coo
p. n.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 0ss p. III.
Baltimore and Washington. i4.Gl,, L.sT f.97
Y.t5, 833 "A. m., l2.sb, ,+l.0t, go, l0.t1 p. l..
Trains for Delaware Division ls9ve iof:
New Castle. S.35a IL. l.O5, OBJ
Harrington aud Intermediate S.aticps s.3t
&. m. LOS, s.26 p. In.
Delmar and intermediate Stations SIS ,.
m., l. y. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
! Philadelphia and intermediate Statiers
GlO q. m., 300, 7.30, 1000 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.o6, 2.2S .. n.
6.T, t.ob y. IL.
Baltim6~s end Warrington, lz.tl, l.s7, A.o9
7.sk .. M; 1851 p. m.
, For further information passengers arc N
erred % 800 nute ;S.D, oh bi..Da,. ~ tne depot.
Trains marked iAu w Ere limt' ed OK pres
TKAN M "a ~ % NrS1N' j h. WOOD
| Gell Nanas-r. at..l ass. Ayl.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
- . 30 y -
NCulCstuR EasHRtuh

in all kinds OF holiday goods especially
silk handkerchief, AT Crosby y Hl.F',
No. 20 \ ~ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
i4tn OF FEBRUARY, i-si,

OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED
LOUISVILLE. KY, November 10. 1884.
Resolved. Thatthc i ard OF romnis-
sioners consent to postp0nen'nt IT tn
drawing Of the Willard Lottery until the l4h
iay Of Fchrurry. 1882. ana that theg
will not co!selt TO any iuIther y ttponenehl
OF the same.
HoBERT MALLORY. thNirmar.
BY the above sol alton thi' drawing must
and will be had en- the day liked, or money
distributed b ck to tex thuId sis.
lfenouVh tick t3 are sold before date hred
the draw ing will he had aad mott Of same
viii be given through the papers.
LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard Hotel with all co,0 nnN
its Fixtures and Furniture iS-oJ UUV
One Eesidence on Green Street. .....,..slk,o 900
one Residence on Green street ....... ls,ooo
Two Cash "rizes, each $50 O........... 10000
1--WE Cash Prizes, each e., op........... 4,oou
Five Cash Prizes. each II, ,o0O........,.. h,oo0
Five Cash Prizes, each $500. 2,tu
Fifty Cash Prizes, each tlo0....,..,.... 5000
one Hundred Cash prl.eS, each sah.... 5000
Five hundred Cash Prizes oach go. 10000
)ne Set OF Bar Furniture ....,.... E. 100
one Fine Piano. ........ bU
One Hands me Silver Tea set ....... l@}
100 Boxes Uld Bourbon Whiskey, $%.. 400
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each So, 5,eN
10 Baskets Champagne, $50. .......... .'aI
600 Boxes Fine Wines, $50. ............, l2,o0o
100 Boxes Robertson Co. Whskey, $50. o,oOo
100 Boxes havana Cigars, sl0.......... <,oW
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $40. 1000
AMOUNTING TO $500, $50.
wHoI TICKETS, ss: HALVES ~; QUARTERS, s.
Rellittarcc may be made by y snk Check,
Express, Postal Money order, or Registere!
Mail. Responsible agents wanted at all
points. For circulars, giving intor nation and
tor tickets. address.
auuSA eoddhw w. G.. ID. WHIPS,
willard IL tel, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

WAN ED "A GOuE COLORED GIRL
w TOR hsuGewtr> AZ 5u ". Sc 'eLth st
dec2l.3.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

Black, Brown, Niue and Green
silk umbrellas, fine assort ment and low
pr!ces at SpenCer's, 700 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

NY ANTI D.--A MIDDLE AGED WO-
w mao or 'espcclable gil tor gene
huuseN nv in a Sm family; inquire at los
Market rot. d,c2lUs
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
REAL ESTATE BRORERS.

CEr NCGATLLEY \ 90, No. 500 MAR.
w ket street, real estg's agents and
cohveyaDcsrs Money loaned on bond and
Nar.g'ge NJ rtgageS neg, tiated. Special
ttntion T. renting, selling and entire charge
of rrl -crty. dec1l-lmot
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
GREAT BOSTON NINETY NINE cen !.
Y R)E!S Sp,yRt
Ling Al tOS..


To close business, large lot of children 8
90 3, tIessc,, g.. large lot Of underwear
o. our owa make for mon, women and child
reD: n ot of olls. d. ssed OF undresse,, be
low cost; also other holiday goods, zephyr
.gN0il&-. ,lsN3 lNOEeS.ic sewing machines,
uaarly rew. MRS. l.. ". SrOCkLEY,
4 '2lIf 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
STATE Of the rnsrsneme eter
ut the REPUBLICAN, off'oe, In the shade
this morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock l2o'clock
"A 46 400
Tho W eafher

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer. Washington, December
Il Il A NJ
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
cloudy weather with rain, variable
winds mostly easterly, stationary or
lower temperature and pressure
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
Particular Notice.

FAfIFCUIUs NOttCes
All the drawings will hereafter ho under
the exclus We SUPERVISION and control Of
GENERALS q. T. BEAukEiARD Ara
JUhAL A. EARLY.
a SyLeNDiD orr sRTUNIfY TO
VAN A FnRTU~E. II ttSr GRAND DIS.
TRIBUIlON. CLASS A. AT NEW r.
LEAhS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10,
ISs2-l4O Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated In 1868 for rs years by tns
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purpoSes-with capital OF t,0oo,oo--U
which a reserve fund Of over S4IO. 900 has since
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote IL
franchise WAS made part Of the preseni
State Consultation adopted December "a,
ID, 1879.
Ifa Grand ktnKle NumAAr Draw.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21
IOlL.AR,

1857 Prizes amounting gto..............Nl0,4V ,4VO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For further information, write clearly,
giving full address Send orders BY express,
or Registered Letter, or Money Order by
mail, addressed only TO
N: A. DAUPHIN,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

| or II. A. DAUFKfN,
No. 2l2 Broadway, Now York.
The particular attrnt on Of the Public l!
| called to the fact that the entire number O.
the ickets for each Moutnly Drawing Is sold
und Consequently all the prizes In each draw
ing are sold and drawn and paid.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-21

lnxs will take place monthly.
1T NBvBR SCALES OR PosrPoNRs
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $J0,Ov
100, 900 TICKETS Al Two DOLLARS
Each. AALF-TICKErS, ONE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-11
Nlmon Gumercn on Social Ostracism
tu tlC sputh

Charleston Letter 10 the Philadelphia Press.
"iociGl ostracism has done almost as much
t, crash out republican continent Ia the
south as brute force. Ba. you forget cir, that
YOU will soon have TO contend with us-
Ijyc force in tho south which is growing oy-
cry day. Fh9 practical men, who have
srrupg from the ovcrseer or poor whites
aud 60. on IN tho world and made money,
while most Of your people lamonied tho
loss Of their slaves and spent valuable
time in fruitlcss efforts 10 annul the
rcsults of tho war, will upsc. your theories
Il is already evident that your society 10
changing "a we'll us your customs and meth.
ods. Isdicl naturally desire 10 marry man
with means, and You will find that the thrifty
man who gets along will marcy into families
whose kitchen he would no, have been per.
rrtted to entcr before the war. Women viii
soon lose their sentiment when Il comes 10 n
choice between a man who had plenty Of
means To provide tho comforts aud oycn lux
urics Of liIo for thom aud tho lido, srs,o-
cratic man whose only legacy IL his family
record. This new element In southern
society, which will spring from tho thrifl and
energy of this and u now generation, will
mako It's own society, and its very character
will mako il tolerant mud liberal. 1t will not
DO many years before m.n who comes
south TO sol,lc In good faith can find society
OF this kind ready 10 receive him. Another
generation will see II practically In tho ma.
lori,y, for tho thrifty mako good society
drones never do. livery generation will
widen this circle. In ten years the division
rill be practically one OF politics only, while
ow II 10 social as well. The practical CASA of
,cu,h A7c already beginning 10 recognize the
FAC, that social ostraci,m agsips, the immi.
grant, whether hc be rich or poor, Is retatd-
10y the growth and prosperity of this coun.
Wy, and In many sections they are. getting
liberal. Tho successes of thriit mako every
ono liberal. graft that there Is class In
tho south that will undertake. TO keep up tho
caste distinction, but Il will very soon bc In
the minority. This thrifty element can afford