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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

The NeU ChUrch.--On Friday last
the eminent Architect, Mr. Charles Z. Cassell.
paid visit 10 this town and examined the
Episcopal Church with view of erecting new
one in its place. He thinks, as would almost
anybody else that the present building is an
architectural monstrosity The plan for the
new church Is already prepared and viii be on
e~hihition after services on sunday next II
is proposed 70 erect the new building out of the
materials contained in the present, one which
are abundant. The new church will be long
er and narrower than the present with gothic
roof, girders, aud l tower in front next to the
Court House. 1t will be ready for occupancy
early in in the fall if, but there is the rub
Surely such a congregation cannot allow So
worthy an enterprise 10 fail, for want of funds
lfthere is cause worthy of liberal donations
it is the one which tends to the promotion oftht
decency of divine worship. Open then your
hearts and pocket books and recollcct that
your money will be devoted TO illustrating
the greater glory of God.
In this connection, we are pleased TO learn
that the concert ana supper on Tuesday and
Wednesday last was quite success in a small
way, yielding somewhere in neighborhood o
$500.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
Fighfing Ocer u Charch.--sor

1IHftNU Octf ~ tHUFcR. some
of the good poop of Prince Georges county,
not having excitement enough in other res
poots, owing doubtless 10 Tue effects OF the
Local option law, or moved and nsigatcd tc
set either good or bad people by the ears
have been having row over the possession
over a church, known as McKendree Chapel. 1t
seems, as well as we understand the matter,
ye..r= ago this chapel was built aud decided to
the Methodist Church Afterwards when the
split took place ia that organization ana it
became divided in the church North and South
in the division OF the property this chapel was
handed over to the Methodist Church South,
though no deed pissed. Frem that time to
this the chapel has been served by ministers
of the latter organization. Recently however
administer of the other branch was appointed to
the chapel, which, it was claimed by virtue OF
the original deed was their property. AS may
be imagined this at once brought about a
direct conflict, which ragged for one or two
weeks when the sheriff was called in to preserve
the peace, and the members of the Church
South remain in triumphant possession The
matter will now 70 to the Courts and those
wicked imps Of Satan, the lawyers, will take
a hand in the matter and try to keep the
peace, even if the property has 10 be sold and
divided among them. Can it be that all this
trouble comes from Local Option, which
makes so many good people, that two congre-
cations have TO be crowded into one church?
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
A Girl should Learn.


To sew.
TO cook
TO mend.
To be gentle.
TO value time.
To dress neatly.
To Keep secret.
TO MUD the baby.
To be seli-relant.
To darn stockings.
To respect old age.
TO catch husband.
10 hold their tongues.
To make good bread.
TO keep a house tidy.
To be above gossipping.
To humor cross man.
TO control their temper.
To take care of the sick
To make a home happy.
To sweep down the cobwebs.
10 marry man for his worth.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
Erench Tnbncco Contract. 1t "

French TObdccO COntrdct.-lt will
doubtless interest the growers of Maryland
tobacco to know that the French contract for
tobacco, for the coming season, will be for 10,
900 hogsheads Maryland and 1900 hogsheads
Ohio The Maryland crop for this season, it
is estimated will not exceed 20, 600 hogsheads,
and the requirements for France, it will be
seen, will be fully so per cent. of the entire
crop, which is a large proportion to be taken
by a single purchaser. The contracts for
France are expected to be awarded in few
Mecks
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

The UnUdFnjShed Truth. THE con-
yeniences and the advantages of advertising in
a widely circulating paper, are not properly
considered and appreciated lfyou have any
thing to sell, or if there is anything you wish
to buy, make it known through the newspa-
pers to their thousands of readers. If you
want to buy, sell or rent houses or lands,
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, carriages,
wagons, implements or any other thing,
vertise. If you want employment; or want
to employ, the way to accomplish it is to
advertise. The newspaper goes every
where, and communicates with more people
in one day than you could reach in a month.
1t is designed to be a medium of communica-
lion between the people Use it therefore,
whenever you need any hing, for you can
make your wants known quicker and cheaper
through that medium il any other way
Co4.s,.-Mr. william r. Aud, Of the
most successful farmers of Medieys district,
kindly furnishes the ADVOCATE his method of
the ravages of the worm in his corn
He tells US that he has used the plan given he
low for number of years and with the very
best results.
The seed corn is put in fish brine over night;
in the morning the brine is made to run off
and the corn is then ready for planting. The
seed must be moist with brine before it is put
into the ground. Fin the morning it is dis
covered that not sufficient seed has been soak
ed, then put other seed in the brine allowing
it to remain until dinner time and then take
out as in the fat instance.
Mr.. Aud is very emphatic in his good opin-
ion Of this method Of preventing the destruc-
ton caused by the worm and strongly advises
his fellow-farmers to adopt his method. Rock
riile .4arocd.e.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

Time of trains given on Pope's Creek Line
arriving and leaving Baltimore and Washing
ton, is the time of those cities Washington
time which is two minutes slower than Balti-
mere time, is used in giving figures at other
stations.
ED. S. YOUNG, GEO. WILKINS,
Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Superintendent.
June A. 1880
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

IHHUence.- AN EXTRACT Suppose that
some one were to say "that it WAS of no con
sequence what you said or did, as you had
no Influence with any one how angry would
you be at the remark and how soon would
you show them the contrary Yes you have
influence upon your relations and your circle
Of acquaintance and you can move them by
rour example, conversation and prayers. God
las given soy, ci.jeets
20 exercise IL lie notices every act, and you
are pleasing Him just as mueia as II you gov
erned empires moulded ssnaies. Ever bear
in mind that your influence is eternal you
shall kindle light that will shine either as
stars, or as brands of eternal burning
A little particle of rain
That frcm passing cloud descended,
Was heard thus idly to complain
'Nly brief existence now is ended;
Outcast alike Of earth and SKY.
Useless 10 live unknown to die"
1t CHANGED to fall into the sea,
And there an open shell received it;
And after years, how rich was he
Who from lis prison-house relieved it;
That drop Of rain had formed a gem
To deck a monarchs diadem.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20
PETIT JURY.
Nnsbv IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \

N0sby jn Europe. Petroleum V.
Nasty proposes to 'do" Europe, and will
write i series OF letters for the Toledo, o.. }
WEEKLY BLADE, commencing this month. lie
will undoubtedly give the American public
some rich reading The WEEKLY BLADE will
be sent to any address three mouths for scots
including an elegant large portrait of D. R.
Locke (Nasby) See advertisement in another
cnlumn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

ADVERTISE IN THE IMDErEy
DENT If YOU WANT IT TOPAY.
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MDEP ENDENT


1.-THE Col wants to raise the tariff, but
the boys object.
.....Col Jas s. Ammon is a contractor on
the W. G. 4. p. l.. X. r.
.- The cold Of last =. S9isr klsa ell of the
......Deputy southcrland nabbed a tramp on
Sunday and Judge Boswell proptly committed
him to the House Of Correction.
......In the last week there has been consid-
cradle fatality among hogs and cattle. The .
disease is said TO be cholera.
During the Leonardtown races Mr. /
Henry Turner disposed Of his fine team Of
fast horses to Col Allstan, who knows good .
thing when he sees it.
......Several planters have recently tried .
sulphur on their tobacco beds ard inform us
that they have found it an absolute preserva-
tive against the ny.
The house Of Chas +. GilroY, in \
Chckamuxon Was destroyed 10y hire, with all K
lis contents, on Sunday last. AS usual there /
was no insurance.
......A sad story of incest and accompanying .
cruelty comes to us from a remote section OF
county which is startling, if true, add most
shocking in community SO free from crime
as this.
We regret 20 learn young son Of Or. /
John II. heeder u'eu Suuu'u3 -. "e,N -. -
~, ,yay from school and was poisoned by
them.
......J0hn W Mitchell Esq. ana WE came
TO the county on Saturday evening ana Tor the
present ARE guests Of General Chapman. MIR.
k,;,.L..uis ,,,.,p, friends will be ucaspd 10 see
that he is much improved ~ heailh ana Nlsor'
~. ;c. ~ WASHINGTON Wues the
v,cl Lrown colorcd carpenter, died, on Thurs
day night hist. rather suddenly. She was a
teemed by all who knew her.
ma ma, Warren. ,vas in TOWN duriu,,
=, - In has L,cp 6sbinp in u,tt,,,n-
w, ..,,,,,t.t f,,r,,-t,,, tbnustna borrip.,.
H'", ''' 9,;ti ,-,,,l;,.,, n. has f,lIan IN mi,
""I ,r,r dinner AIT popnds .n,j onc
",,t''"s
P'"'
We call attention 10 the ctid OF Mr. Geo
NJ H,rkor ot Washington city. Parties wish
ing building materials would do well to give
him call, IT'S ms "'S"F'Wtui Is large ma
choice and his prices reasonable.
.....Our good friends " Marlboro are in
pos,cssion Of thcn new Cour, House aud ARE
very b1ppy thcrc,,t. The, did not oct il be-
tn,e tbrr needed IT, We are thinking Of tbol-
.h;n,, mrs entirc, ms Icing Of pot,sc.
,I, .,'p,, IT, farty fourth wear ~. h.ro
III of he .>,,,, t,r o,cr tl,;r,,. ,.,',,s
',,,I ,in,ys ,nrn 10 il first amon,s ,,,r avs
-. ar,,r Nc have finished Win IL IN,
,',,,a rconi,ed ~ read rhr other n,,'crs !, n",
''", . ''0'
'"e
1.-The warm weather drove away the
the drcdecrs who have Hooked il such swarms
to the Potomac. since the close Of the oyster
season. This will spare the oysters, but the
storc-kGepers along the shore are sad over the
loss Of the their profitable friends.
Tho taste IF summer we had IN Tbrrs-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

Dentistry We recommend to all who de-
sire Dentistry of any kind, to call upon DR..
Robert b. Cromer, Dentist, n. W, corner of
Saratoga and Eutaw streets, Baltimore. His
large experience and established reputation
eniitle him TO the confidence of the public
Terms moderate. Refer to Jas. s MorselI.
Baltimore. nm s-1vsi
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-20

Grand ana Petit J0FicS. The fol
lowing were drawn on Monday, to constitute
the juries for May Term.
II, N.rN rt-Don-
, 1881-01-15

cony|ci14tof murder Grl account of Ills te,,-
der ngc,-p years. 'Unaer7 thrrr cnll iyu m,
rfitns, aM 1im.ier il ulo prrs,,t,Iptlou i il
agaihst il. There II M entire want or evi-
f9alY Showing tho matt and ilp former
exhibition, Of crueltypr trurkytty.
1he ,nsn,s 1sy .l;S y 81, ,i d. s'y, II s1n.
10 Is ela,Etdt t,rt h Willing Il, tu!k asout il
Il, any mt. Tl!c Wright bny's lt.rpnts frrI
yEfy badIy. 9'.l'arc| |,!olHx ali !a il,elr payer
down lic iiotls.. for tie purm'sco OF tlurtIrrittx
lin. No child under III years 1,ns ever lt.t'ij
coliyicte,t of Il capital ctinm In tiIs eDa,l,ry.
III MASSACHUSETTS, Loy y y,nfs "!d was ac-
nails there GAn be NJ conviction tl,,,lnr thc
st.,tutrs OF tlle Stato under 10 years, nnd IN
Arkn.s:ls not ,,tl.lcy - years. THIS cstsc viii
bg watclutI with great Interest. IN account
Ut tile trltttcr nkG 1T tlla defendant,
, 1881-01-15

only child his handsome hrown.stone front.
N'u NTss taGte, w'ti the young coup'r, Gen, and
htrs; i,n,no e1ant take np tllelr a6ole when at
Pe ~ ErsatIy peascd nj ihilltt's spls,Int,asni.
UrA!;t, was, at. AfnnItol sprl,,rs,-C.,it.-
ras!ms erawdoa fashIolrrnsori, efEiIiy miles
Wltli uov. RUuat and pnrly travelling
tllrn't4, tho mining regions jle was rs.
tUtlhtled at tho rapid development Of tic
et'oimnlaryt t',ilyt ai'd | personally knpw that he
1'I!nka ~, 1nfiielt would pot make mistake II
9raitt n.y. moreover, EntIc NJ far In the d.
fectlnn Ion, u securing. le0u!Cs appointment as
''tS ins' ssnse sq,t o. etiauSt 1a would permit
cajlSx ItISs at@f ~ s c,le1 s cpnven!to,1, while
tnt!9o JNlfonl ca,nu II, by appointment:
attvr latt, Kreetngs wero exchanged, Garfield
aWsll, Judge, wc'ro going to have close
e;',irrs,fFny;, eS;aiGa,fFny; do sou think SOU can earry
Yes, General" tho Judge replied,
II'ero's beeii t1tE enormous Immigration tlla
Inst yenr, and 10 i,!ni knows tho poli.icat
did iry; s ssy III III irisa IL nbSi Senators,
Teller atnl lllll, arid tue Representative, BEL
fonl,-and the ,CnlnuajgM wis lDt and tltlns-
tsally severe: Thousands Ut 1oliurs were Gx-
Hsatts as syeryp!y wchs; ;a; S1oys n|
Ut tie mountains. aistl dubbed by tho Delnnc-
racy as the - "lsed-llended lsoostsr, '','-''nktng
q s!'sesR I; Every lliKht, md travelling ti'0u.
na'Ias MI is u MI!es i,ifoEii Tue mountains Late
~ eientlo,i.nlgnt 4 hiessngc whs wired to
als'a'HspI. !;aH!. wI!le!, @ real:
we've kept onT promise, nna carried Col
of1t!o ior uar''cl'!." %
DehVer IS 19ll OF
... NAiLRoAD nUs.ons.
There Ia a new roud westerty IN nrosncc.
Tho Ghtcagt,, Burlington l. Quincy IL II, II:
md learn from BOSTON that tia suryeyors
Will spou be here. Suvo1, nnd q i,nif millions
hnvu been subscribed III tho Wny Of SONG
nine III every rcs,.cct, Tio t'i,i-
cago, burlington IL Quincy il ouIckIy
, 1881-01-15
KILLING HIS scHooLMATE.
a BOY OF NiNo Indicted for tho Murder
oru hoy Qf Eight.

Q0ttDH Spttttt 10 NeIp Ipfk SUR.
The Grand Jury OF Washington County,
Me-, sitting at MaclIlas, brought In an inulct-
nent against Warren L0nKlmore, of Pe,l-
broke, for tho murder Ut Freonan Wright,
Long1nore Is only 0 years old, md Wright
only :. The indictment contains three
counts. The second count claFges murder
with shotgun, and tho third murder with II
Spatlc. About twenty witnesses l!ayo been
before the Grand Jury, which l!ns bren en-.
gNgel fuNr tlhys III the examination.
The crilhe for which Longnoro Is indicted
WAS committed ut Pou,broko Oct. 3, aud tho
circumstances were as follows: !
LoMgnoro and Wright were scl,oolEatas,
and OIL tile afternoon Of Oct, y, after school
was dismissed, they went to L0ngtlor,.'s
house, The latsor's parents wuro absent, n1td
the boys had things their own way. III thetr
wanderlngs about the premises tlley fuundia
shotgun. The subsequent events until tho
arrival OF John Dragdon. q ,cighbor, who
heard tho report Ut q Gull, IL II matter df
doubt, from which cnHo tho Indictment Of
murder. Drugdon aays lo went to The llouSe
tlunletllntely Oh lIeRrIHk the report Ut gut,
as lla know tue boys were thcro alone.. Ul
surveying the yard HraEdDn detected blooa-
aroused l!Ls fear that something turrIble, !lad
hNppenUd, Lie looked hbUut hnrrlctllyl for
solne truce Of the boys, and following the
traa! OF blood. guided atso by tho Ro1tnl Of
shadow oM tlte barn. liurryinx tlllller lls
came sud4anly 4pon L0ngnlorc, who WINS
digging a holU with agate II, the rnrtll,
and pr9strate 1esldo llnl lay thn Wright
ts @ s!s %as jeiasa by n5aHao oshsr neIynbo X en
WHO tuI also been attracted Cy ill
report .0f the run. Tho j,orritlc,l cxclan.a.
tlols q tie % %ine1, and women startled Lons-
, 1881-01-15

mn, and when tho cnA. was called to trial
Yesterday tue fatller stated 10 the Justice il,ut
ti.e W. by was Unable 70 appsns by raasom of
MIN uIaklnx tile nrrcXt. Mr. pnnlson yns in
rhnrt, ntu! warra1,ts nltrEins rnlh,.ry wrr,
sis"r't nut by t!.n. I'l,s wArrant 4nr ra;tr,
WAS Rivg.l to Ui!l 'er Cr,w',y. md In x,altmil
1iolne M North Market street, ulld Wien onIy
Jnu block away frut,l the Ysattun he f0ut,ti
the "sick ia!aM" standing Mt the coriicr
Of Union and Washington, streets, where Eo
tint In couaL easily communicate Il, lin, tj,,.
hntn!e or i'aulsen'a testimony ngnEi,st Fnrf,.
sr. Carvey was brought to ilir station sid
hhoked ni''MI llle charge, ,lnl ntI,o.t in,-
nttlllitely after 1A father gave 81 .lJ ball for
h[y Il1t1Jett!ltllEe Nit tie 18th
, 1881-01-15
p DISRAELI,;
How 11e Becnlnc tho Leader OF the
Tories.

How 11e Becnlnc tho Leader OF the
i. T0rtes.
- ....-..' Albany Argus. ~
In 1871. The Whlgs being IN power, under
Lord 3lalbour1ie's Administration. Lord John
1sussrll. one Of the leaders. brought forward
q nleasnrc In bellalf OF the Administration,
proposing a reduction OF tho duties OH grnIn.
They did mot contemplate Tree trade, IT any
approach to 1t, Both parties condemned that
then obnoxious doctrine, ana Lord JOh,l
Russell ami Lord Melbourne had each OF
them declared Ills contempt for tho advocates
u 80 Wild theory; but their nseasu.s looked
to reduction OF lutIrs. THIS was enough to
arouse the fears al.d the litter opposition OF
the extreme protectIonists, anu Of the Tory
party. Sir Robert Peel, acting as
their leader, proposed q vote VI wait Ut coll
dence, u,xi Oh J0ne l, 1sal. uch q vots was
adopted BY a majority VI one, Parliament
WIS dissolved, md tl the elections which fol.
lowed tue Tories were sue!esstp vi beyond their
n,ust, saliguias expectaliqns,' Slr ltobert
Peel became the bend Vt tue now Tory All
supporters bet'l benjamin DIsrQeli uni viii.
iivw Parliament, Lord john Russell asai1
trs,pHsed. AZ ~ amendment to the bill Ut Sir
Or duties. aud 1t was letaute.. by Tho large
majority Ut i3l.Tlu,l followed an amendment
tlpc!uring absolutely for the reluVal uf all
luties on ErNln. Tbis amendment WIS IT.
tected by i najoriiy OF nlDfe ti.a.l $40.
Ills Turtles would seem to hays Ieen very
firmly intrenci!tl III power, and the least of
thctr lQngtrs u be free tsAue. Yet
tllo sa,l,s Parliament, OH this yury lssuu, and
q 1ueasuru Involving thu principles, OF free
trntu an! their speedy ,.appllcutlnn. wAs
was, Ge Tory VrlInu Minister. Slr Robert
pecl. StranKest Ut all tle man WHO. when
his party was abandoned aud seeMtaKly b.
tEayed by its chosen a,ui hithsrt9 all.Vuwes-
loFn hops A1l tbs advocacy VI an almost
hopeless cause, spral,g Into greatness III that
sEnx!e. hour, WIS Nrnja,nln lllssnclI, who
caua y, Que step froln the tear to the front.
Nvyc. y. liatuLl.ut aud nllr l.lu.ae!f FROM
, 1881-01-15

Tho cafe or tlc G1l3Gy House., New York. was
crowded ut moon an New. Yours nay. FAshiup.
ably dressed mon s!ppe1 their coffee beforu w.
tng out to. make tllls. Suddenly alt wore
startled BY tuost extraordinary sound. It vas
4 cntnpostt SOUND, and oous!ate4 partly u 4
FIed tho auRge4tlan Of ptchcd battlU, uptt
whatever cuusca Il wlsun.nlslnkabiy ulyAIiuug
upon tho cntt, nlbclt In u h!ntlereit a,ld spas.
tnvdbo nsappBr. II CAIRO ubaTeruud nohrar, Until
with u tlnu! grand rush there swoope1 IN u1A,n
tho 1st1nlshqd 9'tpPnny u majestic 1lld-ho4.i4d
eas1o q tho h.reest szs: Tho lordly bird. whlo!a
hsd p0fno down tho ventllnttug shut In tho ball.
arrallxrd biz wings aud tAit. and ahakiuH Ut d
basket full or fulthera thar had b4cptup
lot,sunUd In his descent, lDuktd about. Joi7u,
who bud charge OF tho cafe, thinking ho
wis dealing with turkey, stopped to pick It up,
when tho enY!v struck him With Its wing Aud
nearly brt.k8 hs lou. Thu eagle t!len noticed Il
portet,houss steak, and was quietly oatins il
the unsus pecttng blrl. throw shaskut oyor
hltn. aud sat down upon 1t, Subsequently the
eA1tu was runhvud by u c,rps Of wnftura 10 the
bagxAgt- room. wl,ets twAs perph0d upon nn
old ehnvbi anb fell into n .quEet EluInhar. Yes
terdAy tHottltnK It WIS quito wcll, and lttesnpted
to nakB lts hrsakfakt oil IL number OF leathpr
trunks uN4 AaMd-baEs, Employees ut the hutpl
lutcrEafol, aN1 ihtur u bird tuncEor anu his AS
seo1ivs Moadv thinks tho uhgio eaclpp;l frosa
sutns n.oaagcrle, Iii tsR worry fino bIrf.
, 1881-01-15
that ttine fnrwnrt the real leader of tho Tory
nar,1nt"s. anh the i.retlrstlned grent man Of

G'At tliH inFWuiu lug Feal leAHar OF ina l0fy
!.,ar,,at"s. and the i.rettcstI'led grent man of
Ills time III England.
i,.,,'an'tn!...iiu tame Parliament Wilt,
Wllcli the Tories, under, Peel. came into
lower i1 isal-asscntlel iti tl'e midst nf
Chsnlpn and John Bright lind begun, ami, rs-
sls!rd BY few. brilliant AMI enthusiastic
!Iestcnnt,ts, had cnrried OH, Tic nntl~corn
England 10 free trasle. Weak, almost 10 H.
Significance it Parliament. tic arguments
oS The trer-tradcrs were ncyert,elesa modify
lnx aiNI changing slle sentiments Ut The com
st!ts''e1e7 s;1 p1,% pr,ssentr y n III. cse q Go
!sasis III l. as tody q "y s Il ,aa'uo 'S sfs& e i5
IT,, IRELAND prcclpllattl tnl.ers, =. The
. M 10 az tp%af ;tra,s r''in1'y n |EsaNy |y,y e6S ,S
nitd Indignantly titnEp.i, lint tho Tory Ca|l-
init ltself Of which 3ir. Gladstone iaul be-
sosnc n!eiii!'er, pnrpo:rd 70 fgrestall them
~ s,nly II te sa1t: tlree:fot!: rar!lalnelt
cr1wded 70 degree unusuat even .upon
great occasions. a frver Ut suppressed On
clttnleht a,Al u allAtaus expectation prr-
yaded thy Whole asscnb!aEg. Thu speech
moved and seconded. Tile,, Slr I!oIsrt 1'ocl
arnse, and, commanding an attention ltushed
and painful, formally announced ll!s COLI
sersinli M ifgt-traiie slews. mud left it to- iM
!AiEIiEA lIIAt lltNsuIH* WRllIl u4 QICHGnLHu
luNkinH to their gradual application.
49, The Tnry marty was ut tho crisis Of lis fntc.
The great ttatlcr, who, ,lp to thnt time, 1intl
seemingly IN,sstsketl tic power tu l,otd It ,,y
few Of lis aliest lfeutrnNl,ts, inciut!fns
Gladstone mid Sl.IIey Herbert. Tlicrr secl,lcd
10 nile left III the Cuinusuns to aptak for tIIa
deserted party nntl to voice ita passionate in.
,tlRnat!oi ut It's betrayal. Tieu IL was that
Disr,eli arose anil t'tatlr place for himself by
',fts s'nHts sf9. nT nhe styeh ,sst. juTs by
great otie, but 1t PM Into words exucty the
.lotlinant feeling of ti,e, Tosirs towards Sir
lsplicrt Peel. II was filed with rage AMI
hatred. Sosne Of It's passages exhibited
characteristic power. ~ am not" su1tt he.
zone VI the converts. Hll, pcrllaps, d
member Of Il fallen party. Ia the opttif,,ils
which have exprrSsra In this House tn
favor nf protection still adhere. They gcut
me to tl,s House, md II liad re'inqiisliesl
them s!!oulu Illve rell,lQni.l.rd ny scat rs
wuil.,'' Speaking Of Peel: .",Well do We r.
member Oh this s!!e Of The ilnuse-iot, per
lIaps, Without u biusl,-the riI,rts we made
t. raise llin ii Tie BENCH where lie now sits.
Who tiDes not remember tie sacrel cause of
, 1881-01-15
A Tsxns y Statesman In Trouble,


Last summer a niltnNr Vt psO1ltnont 6tAtpa
,1 me!t At Austin @ wont in lathny ~ tho cotorade
ll,sliAnA Tor %Iancerk. Ii q trsl-rats SWIMMER,
although hi IL well known lube thp stDll.gst
ulnn Af biz blight In 1exna. "Now, golitlvluul,''
wator, J! but yen ! cnn bcst Ynu III lu ltls
sHAd-bar" Tho others aceoptId the wh4er.
NOW, thu stout party. wi,0 is bn'Aior than hu Ia
ho viz hhnut twuuty feet frtln tho sanl.bar hu
FuH aala're. liurrAhl" h0 cried. 'I'vn struck
on hi! feet went utlt Ut sight. sae tho Watsr wus
oycr hfs htal, being SIX feet loep, allhnuxh It
was 10o shallow fur him tD swIm III, ho bulslx
thut " WaA &4YVl.