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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

-Resolutions we're passed 10 the Assembly
yesterday 10 investigate newspaper reports de-
rogziory 70 the character Of Chief Justice Ran
d.ii, Of The Supreme Court R L Campbell,
E-q-. . prominent m. mber Of The Pensacola bar
has bs-n summoned we understand. to testify in
the case
The Tampa T65Eas having made insinua-
tIans inrolving the members Of the Legislature
from Munroe. q committee has been appointed
n The Assembly, Al The instance of the members
Interested 10 investigate the matter. DR.. Wall,
edil0r of the Tribune has been summoned with
them from Key West
The following named county officers for
Hsmilion couniy were chosen al the convention
held ~ Jasper on The 5ih inst For County
Jadge-H J. Stewart; For SheriE-Sampson
Altman: For Clerk of Court. n. Caldwell
Fer Tax C0llecter-W Fl. b. Mcleod For
Tax Assessor-J. r. Hunier; For SupG Pub. In
siracfion-B F. CmsIead: For Treasurer-J. 8.
Goo6bread-
in his farewell speech to the Legislature,
exG0FesBOr Marks, Of Tennessee, when be
handed the GuberuatoIial chair to Governor
Hawkins said: In nv brief career have ex-
Perienced many Vicissitudes Of political fortune
! have seen revolution rise upon the wing Of
b0oyHni hope, eliminate in meridian splendor
and Al l&st fail amid the ruins Of my country
Stripped Of every faculty of political citizenship
have lived a serf under absolute despOtism.
hare lived free citizen in q Commonwealth Of
faeenen- / have held place and power. Al
these mutations have taught me no new politi
cal creed / quit public life firmly persuaded
that splendid centralized government, sup
P'~t-d BY. and in turn supporting powerful
msDsPOlies, is q curse TO the people, and will
sDa Al last in the total overthrow Of their polit
81 rSwl.se~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

The Washington correspondent of the New
Yerk Herald ielegraphed to that paper on the
10th inst the following:
CLAIM OF Mr. BIsBER, OF FLORIDA, TO SEAT IN
THE NEXT coSGREss-EFFoRTsT TO OBTAIN EyI-
DENCR RESISTED BIZ BUSH wHACKERA
Congressman HOratio Bisbee, of the Second
district OF Florida. who was recently seated after
. long contest, also claims 10 have been elected a
member of the Forty eighth Congress. His CON-
petitOr was Mr.. Jesse ]. Finley, an ex member of
Congress. upon whom he served the required
notice OF his intention 10 contest his seat Mr..
Finley having BEEN declared elected and entitled
To tie certificate of election as a member oil the
next Congress. In Collecting evidence to sustain
his claims 10 an election Mr.. Bisbee has endrav
ored 10 substantaie frauds in Madison county
His attorney ielegrsphed yesterday that it was
impossible TO proceed, 40 the lite of the notary
public who accompanied hin was openly threat
rued. A colOrtd citizen. il is alleged, who had
given testimony, Was fred upon subsequently by
bushw hackers aud dangerously wounded. The
fats, a. made known by kilograms received
yesterday, were submitted TO the Attorney Gen
eral, who telegraphed to Judge Settle the United
States District Judge for Florida to take the
| testimony required At Madison, the county seat
Of Madison county. and also instructed by tele-
graph the United States Marshal for Florida TO
stand upon the order of Judge Settle with a suf.
fcient force to preserve order and protect Wit
nes0es-
To-day Mr.. Bisbee received another dispatch
stating that Governor Bloxham had ordered two
companies of State militia to Madison and
would also go in person TO that place, presume
bly, TO enforce order and see that the laws are
obeyed
This outrageously false telegram has "gone
the rounds" and will be believed by myriads o.
people who will never know the true circum.
stances, or If they know them will not believe
them II il quite evident that Mr. Bisbee has
made good use of the cunning dispatch sent ia
him BY " his attorney Jenkins, although there
is good reason for the belief that Bisbee himself
was not deceived but was willing that gross
SANDER should go abroad for personal ends
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

-PENsIoN ARRRARAsE&-A short time eincs
claims under the Arrears Of Pensions oct wers
coming in at the rate of 1 600 month, and that
it would take at least 900 600 900 to satisfy than
all. Now he extends the limit Of the Govern
ment's liabilities 10 the enormous sum Of $780,
100000. There Is no doubt but that this pension
bill Was tainted with fraud from the nrst; Il was
sustained by misrepresentation - TO I'm smoun.
It was supported by many whs, though knowing
II to be wrong, lacked the courage to oppose L.
Nov 1t appears in Ne true colors, ~ gigantic
swindle, which opens the door for frauds Of The
most appalling charsctc, and extent. Hundreds
Of thousands Of this LIZ, s"es !" claim axsr ~.
not soldiem An investigation into iLis bill is
Imperatvely needed; II e b such - Peasioa
Commissioner Bently represents, Il should be a.
once repealed.
THE THREE Fs AMoRa TEE IRTsR.--A cor
respondent asks for brief explanation Of the
"three FA" The Gnt b Fair Rent" based
on q new valuation Of the land exclusive Of all
Improvements made b the tenants themselves
The sscond b /" Esee Balesi = Or Tie hight II ths
tenant TO sell hin improvements whenevw 10
gives up his holding. This b the Ulstsr custom
TIE bird 4 " Fixiiy Of Tenurs.~ whereby tea-
ants viii be secured against unwnEAniAhls eric
tiOns and high rents. AL advocates u land ~
form Recognizes tiissnecessity u 4hcilitatlng Ne
iransfer = And " abolishinS 81 rsizicsions a
spsimaoeDllnEs ard entail and Rsm0sine diGleal-
tiesof tlsls. This b tAs natural msaning IL ffes
GALES, althougA The pAsass hss como p - I'D
y : speeiAl sense h nece,aisy * hsildiag mp
n new ciass o. peassnf propsislos and Il rs-
fclaiming wasts In, anA ihus sxiending tAsazea
pnd@ caltlvasion, b AIN admitted ~ allsisdsnm
Who hare exanihed o. suhisck ss.
q --ThS Dasonem Bprdslt. Coutls has saccssdedl
= - = svsding ~ sovsrps md bnow
sa6ely married - ~ aAlesd bastlGtt TAs
Maeoa IsawqpA says slat = - happy young
cuupls wlll visis 1Gacoa during cuf next Deats
expenitipl. ~ cc,nnIssee WIN vote I'm ~.
mium = tie ma1t remarkabls pafilsh peis q
the seAanp. A ssssa sas s,s.a3
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

Assembly bin 10. -: ian oct ior The relief
0f@ainsa end isdigsnt sailors and soldiers" In
tFu1sosd b. Mr.. Spear, January 19d, came up
l.a wsk 60 IN secosd reading, The bin pro
vides fm q anal penAOa 70 destitute az Coated
nrnae aniIoB and sol1ierA
ME cossst nSVsd 20 amend b. sddlsg alter
De uurds - Confedersas States" the Eords . o.
Unitsd Dlaie&s
ME cosper moved 10 SelIo~ing amendmsns
% n snssds,esl o6ered b Mr Conaat:
-rDsk66 Thai 10 peIson shall receive pan
ana Ilom bon The United States and State Of
FlorSdA"
ME. ceaant moved 10 lay The amsndmsst to
0s anesdnsul On tise fAbie.
he yeas AID nsys were called for, and he
mslios % lay on he tabla wa lost By vots Of
e - IS
Mr. 0azsu oGersd 10 amsnd b. striking ont
$50 and i.ssriing 800 which WA asEssd 10
Mr. coopefs nmssdmeut was adopted; Mr.
co.a.fs sneadnsst e anepdeO was ADOPTED
+ Mr. Lueus sa.rsa "a Sul.cwise smsnameut:
- 4 Tknf wifaws and egpkans Bes1dInR IN
$500 e kolk Uassm and OoG1bostnie seld.esz,
~ - ~ np11 8 ~ IaEs WaFbotwssn Ne
Unias1 D<zz<s ~ - Dc11e4ss11e 0ta.es - a.
49, 60 fs..1U - .n.zg g y pea 81 -
kkn IpNsE 1fxA8 Esazs g. Nl@1GA
~. o1e1 nsYe1 = ~ ~ 1esim g -. u.
es g1N1 - - t11.e- 1he {eas 80 n.ys
re - - - He,lcn = - e - =. 49,
ru1sn11a F99Sg 81 ~ te1k - I'll TIN
nnn6 = - - Ihnd zehdlng
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

In tbe discussion Of Senate bill Ne. 125, " IN
ac1 70 chsnge the seat Of government" in the
senate On ~ 6st reading, Senator Grill offered
the 1oIlsging amendment:
That wben Gainesville shall build Q capitol,
and By persuasion induce all The accomplished
rssidenn Of Tallahassee 70 make Gainesville
theiF bone, then The capitol shall be removed 10
Gainesyille-
Mr.. Th1mpson moved 10 amend - follows:
Rvs6a6. Thsf the ciiizeBs Of counties inter
esled dali d0BsIe . sufficient fund 10 purchase
. lrnc q - ieEst ten scfes Of land, and erect
bulIdines hich hall be - good OF better than
sh< psrse9t capisnl building. and that the State
shHI b ~ 10 expenss in consequences Of such
TsmOEuL
BaSh snendmenss were laid on the table, and
ia ban Eas psssed TO lie third reading. II Il
becuD@ hW. ne win give IN provisions In
IN q
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

Miss Mary Anderson, the noted actress. has
joined the Roman Catholic Church H
An the debtors in Glasgow prison were set
free at midnigh, ON Deccnbei 81. under ibe pro-
visions Of The Fraudulent Debtors (ScotlaniD act
There are 25 men and women. One OF thewo-
men had been there eighteen months Tie Glas-
cow Tolbooih b thus probably for the first Time
in two centarirs without debtor prisoner
Debtsrs were alsn liberated in Edinburgh aud
other places
Annie Flseg declined james Drueg's offer
OF marriage, al Front Royal. Va, and iwhenihe
pressed her for the reason, she said that she was
in lore with Noah Benfprd. This was untrue,
and abe regretted saying il, for Drugs vowed
vengeance upon his supposed rival She feared
The threat would be ex,cuied. and sent letter
of caution to Renford ) but il arrived too late,
for he was found murdered. presumably by
Druegs sst 49, q
/, Mr.. Vanderbilt has disappointed the hopes
of the Worlds Fair Committee for 1883 by sub
scribing only $4,000 In behalf Of the New
Yoik Central Railroad, on condition, that the
subscriptions viii reach 41.0O00O0 1t Was ex-
pECS60 Sn&t +WStAa1 CA119hf ~ .
made BY the Pennsylvania Railroad 10 the Cen
tennial Exposition in 1915, which Was ~ 900
600. II h estimated tia, the New York Central
win reap from $s0oO.Ooo % 1000 in the
passenger trafic incidental To- the projected
Worlds Fair. 49,. 49, 81 sa.,,.s : 4,
--Richmond DispassA - We sec al azoahd VI
too many evidences that The States are . moth
ing nowadays TO allow ns TO hope thai anyre
spect b hereafter ielbe paid 10 The rights ofshs
States When We see virginis Judges uisd IN
Federal Courts for their sacss q sqch judges;
virginia election officers aszsigned IN Federal
Courts for acts done In their claciai capacity
Fsdssal Supervisors overseeing our slectionsi
Federal llarhals oyssawibs our vqtcrs the
FEDERAL GoxeEpnent levyins annuslly millions
Of dollars Of taxesscn tobacco Virginia's oAicl
pro,uct, ana many cilef sueh thInss NIlh. Which
shs WAs i familiar, We ase NO. shet ths
exeelIent docsrines now being taEgbt ~ thss
Wa win ever sgsin and sccrpianee IN ihif
country" ssael'ass sasass sai
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

An Act TO PEoviaaI6f ths eun zss q Mnatri
- pal FancAisss BY Citiss - TownA
S !. That any ely e ioue IncoipoesAl paAsl
he laWsot thu Saa,o maT 4nrren&@ ID 4AnHAise
i1 the 1ollOwing mntnper Upon pellliq& 81 zee
il.ir9 ot " ssE.ss.tA vsses. o. inch 81 pr towr
Ne Mayuf sAaIl issoe ptsclasuAslQh ~ 5krsnE ~
eleeiion 10 be held II sncA chy VI UsHHcn s..iss
moi les than thirty nor m0re than alxty ds. :
nom the issuance % the proclamaiiol. Thosa
whaling 70 vote II tAvoF Of surFender shaIl have
written or psinted On their lleAess The
words f.Ecr naf5enddr Of ffanel4 nd tAcss
wiaAine 20 vote aRainns surFem6eF shall have
written or printed on their tickets the words,
Against 8 sunsDdef Of franchise" TIE eIsc-
ton shAil Be conducted and Tie returns can
vassed under such orders and regulations g the
city or town council may prescribe II two
in hvog q he snrrender Of snch franchise. they
shall stand and BE- deemed surrendered ffom The
thirtiesh day alter The election.
3 IL shah be The duty Of The city or town
council to cause to Be entered npon the minutes
OF its proceedingA Immediately after the result
declaration OF the result thereof and they shall
also transmit certified copy thereof 70 the Sec
Rotary Of State; and II the result IL In favor Of
surrender. be shall give notice in two gaxeites Of
such surrendeE, and record such certificate In Q
book to be kept for that purpose.
An Act to prevent tie Selling as Butter OF Oleo-
margarine or any Spurious Preparations pur-
porting to be Butter.
That any person or persons who shall know
ingly and willingly sell, or cause TO be sold a.
butter, any spurious preparation purporting to
be butter, whether knows - oleomArgarine or
BY any other name shall be deemed guilty Of q
misdemeanoi, and upon conviction shall be
fined In . sum not to exceed one hundred dol
h. h. aewr2 ae1
rod Of time not - 4ezoaed thirty days or b.
both nne and imprisonment, at the discretion Of
the court.
q Any keeper Of any hotel or boarding house,
who shall knowingly and wilfdlly, without Civ
ing notice to guests at the table, supply cleo
margarine or other spurious preparations pur-
porting to be butter for the use OF guests shall
be subject TO the same penalty.
An Act to incorporate the CarrAbelle and Thorn
asville Railroad Company.
/. That Benjamin L. Curtis, Carlton I. Sterrs,
Charles Reynolds, Richard r. Fowler, Charles
L. Parlin, James p. Brayton, Wales r. Siorrs,
be and they are hereby Incorporated under the
name Of the CaFrabelle and Townsville Railroad
Company, and by and under said name shall
have, hold and enjoy. &c.
The said railroad extending from the west end
Of James Island, or any other point ON the wa
tiers Of Dog Island Harbor TO the north line OF
the State OF Florida, at any point east Of the
| ApalachicOla river. and west Of the western
boundary Of Madison county.
Joint Resolution
That the present Legislature of the State oil
| Florida do adjourn on the fourth day OF March
next at 10 O'Clock, noon; Provided, That if the
business of the two houses shall have been con-
cluded before that time. the Legislature may
sooner adjourn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

PalAtkA Herald, Feb. 81
1T In by no means safe to mislead the public
mind on any subject. To misrepresent facts a.
TO the condition Of our late freeze and its effects
upon orange fruit will, sooner or later, be found
cut 70 the injury Of various parties and sections
whose chief business has been to represent their
particular localities as being free from injury by
the late cold. Orange county, for instance,
would have rs believe that the cold wave rolled
over all other counties save their own. and that
their fruit has been perfectly free from injury by
frost, and yet report says that the thermometer
in Or ange county was below freezing point It
is our deliberate opinion, based upon intelligent
representations from parties a. far South a. Bre-
ward. that the cold wave swept over the entire
peninsula, blighting tropical and semi-tropical
productions at least far south as the 35th par
allel line of latitude. 1t is no doubt true that
goOdly portion of orange fruit here and there
escaped the blight without material injury. A
considerable portion Of the crop was gathered
and shipped before the freeze It is most for
tunate occurrence that the young trees of from
three to four years growth escaped no other in
injury than the loss Of foliage, which is by no
usceAls ua0Aa8u8 " socst BtuWm many Oiu
trees still look fresh and green, while others are
stripped of their leaves. This shedding of foliage
10 always an evidence that the tree has not been
injured. 1t is q matter of no small consolation
to kn Ow that our orange trees are In good condi.
ton, and that they passed the ordeal Of terrible
cold for this latitude. There is no necessity for
an apology for what cannot be helped; neither
is their any sense or reason in one portion Of
this section inveighing against another, upon
the ground that they have . milder and more
salubFious climate where the orange blossoms
bloom, with no liability to frost Neither Or
ange, Volusia or Putnam counties will ever be
entirely safe from what may be termed JACK
FrOsA Disadvantages, now and then arising
from cold, BY no means obstruct our operations.
The fruit grower 10 becoming richer every year.
Othefs win come and they win settle just
where It suits them, whether il be in Putnam,
Orange, Volusia or Marion counties.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22
Steam and water P0WeF-Rela.
tive Use I'm Cotton Mills.

Speaking TO this point the Charleston Meas
and Courier says
The common idea is that cotton mills cannot
be run with sufficient cheapness, except by
wafer power. This is an error. Water power
has its Disadvantages in The irregulariiy and
uncertainty of the sorry Of water. Steam pow
er does not vary, al ..,k ~ q o. firI; ard
day without change OF SIP g III L "
States CENSUS of 1870 is conclusive un T.. In
Then there were $50 cotton mills in the Uni ii
States, aud more than half OF the looms were
run by steam; the steam power OF the mills was
A, III EoTses, and the water power only 90, 191.
In Great Britain and Ireland in 1871 there were
2 .4sS cotton factories, and the steam power was
more need be said on that branch Of the subject
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22

-Revenue officers visited several towns along
the j., p. and II. Railroad last week, "captur-
Ing" or 4 empty barrels al Live Oak, and sew
eral barrels fsu Of the crooked stuff" at Quincy
The discovery of human finger in a sau-
sage b likely 10 cast q gloom" over the trade
In III 1t delicacy IN Liverpool. The explanation
offered was that the boy at the machine had his
finger cut of. and the digit. being left lying
about, somehow went in with the other mince
meat while its owner was al the hospital.
The negro immiganis around Oswego.
Kansas. are dying OF IKE sheep from the effects
Of the rigoroas climate; Governor Lewis Wal
lace, Of New Mexicn, has written letter to say
that Southern negroes should mot be allowed to
to come there A heavy responsibility rests
upon those who have inticed enticed thess poor
creatures from their hemea
The Wilmington Review says: The truck
ess heSeAbeut have not been able 10 make much
progress - yet. Green peas are up and have
been for some little time. but they cannot grow
in such weather a. We have had. Potatoes and
radishes are being put in this week. II h the
opinion Of en- experienced planter whom We
Cu0eQltca tuAS W aCNOSus ~ essS
Wilmington win be in the market this year a.
soon a Charleston, and, perhaps, Savannah win
be with . sudden warm spell which viii set
everything growing al along the coast.
"A correspondent Of The &amss6s Asssvscaa
says; "Let any ono who has a attack Of lock
law take . small quantity Of iurpentine, warm
II and pour It On the wound, no matter where
the wound d, and rebel win follow In lem than
miluia NosAiig better csn be applied to q
ssveEs cat q hruise han cold tnrpentine; Il
vim giva cssssih sslief almoss instantly. Tur-
psaaine 10 also o sovereign Esmsdy Cor Group.
Baturats piscs q flannel On he throat and
chest, md 81 every cAse three q four drops On .
lung q sagzr may b taken inwsrdly.s
9 ons q Ne sadaess alskss Imaginable was
The lsium . IN days 90. tApoash Dallas,
Tsxass 10 Rnhsshoa csunsY. n that Htats, q .
party Of hlacAn who Ind ben seauoed 10 Kansas
b. parry u political scall Thsir diIspidaied
wagons drawn ~ wprn-out and peaziy Starved
hcEssA weln ailsa with ihsse poor dslndsd cssa-
tnres who, IN povsssy and sgs. were going
back 70 ihslr oil hcanes and % employees
Thws Mms nxs hmilleh aysspsing Ora 1essons
ssAcA, most . shsm hsing cAildssa. iousnerine
tclllaIy, vi aladly, 10 % Ga iolks a Aons.s
Aleag um - aeg = ~ A6sse isoash y ~
Sear uagos. and n Old negro said III hs was
sorry n had been bora b Kansas.
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8S1A19& -
Js.epa Fissras, Appslkas, VI he Mayos. &C
q fszsasdlna. xppslless - Nsssau county
Equity.
RAHDAxx, G. j.:
A Court az Equity hes no jurisdiction to en-
Join psuceedinEp On mandanns, where the par
ties setkng rsaEen b sucA pteceedings are mol
shs 49, ]. s2ulg. I'LL.
Nsaiag q Daniel for Appellant; R II. Smith
tOr AppelIseA
John \. ]. Mitchell, e. a., W. John 8. Wamble-
Appeal frsm Orange county.
RAxDA1x, @. j.:
When pending suit n equity TO enforce the
specific performances Of IN agreement b convey
lands the principal defendant dies the suit abates
and mts be revived - prescribed BY the rules
ressntatives before decree can Be made In that
suit directing Conveyance.
a. o. Harrison for Appellants; J. Wo6ord
Tucker Cor Appellee.
George A. Peck. Appellant, W. UriAh Bowden
Sheriff, Appellee-APpeal from Dual county
RANDALL. C. J.:
l. A debtor who ID . member Of partnenhip
engaged In mercantile business b mot entitled "a
select from the partnership goods levied on by
virtue OF IN execution against him, and to have
exempted to him any portion Of The partneship
goods under the exemption laws Of this State
q A wit Of mandamus win not lie to compel
sheriff 70 cause an apprAisement Of personal
property levied on, TO enable The debtor In exc
cution to select such - be desires 70 claim e ex-
empt, aftsr the property has been sold and deliv-
cred By the sheriff
3. An alternative writ Of mandamus requiring
sheriff 10 cause an appraieement 70 be made q
goods levied 90. % that the debter may selec,
such a may be claimed to Be exempt from levy
and sale, should show that the debtor 10 person
entitled TO claim the exemption.
Judgment affirmed.
knight 3 Jordan, for Appellant; Fleming
Daniel. for Appellee
Charles 81. Brock, Jacob Brock, William B. Wat.
con and Charles II. Watson, va Michel J.
Doyle, Ella z. Pace and John E. Pace-Ap.
peal from Orange county.
WEsrcorr, j.:
1. A State Court is NOT bound to surrender ita
jurisdiction upon Q petition Ior removal to the
courts Of the United States until q petition ID
filed, which, upon ils face, shows the right of the
petitioner TO the traps1er.
In such petition il b not enough to allege that
the petitioners were residents in another State
They must allege that they were citizenA
Q. In suit for partition, under the statute,
process should be served upon minor defendant
before guardian I'd Item i appointed.
B. In partition Il 10 mot essential that the shares
assigned 70 the several parties should be exactly
equal. 40 the parties who receive mere than their
share OF the estate may Be required to make q
pecuniary compensation to those who receive
lesA
Decree reversed.
J. B. Slickney, for Appellants; J. w. Price,
for AppelleeA
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TareA Ona.

He dos wen who go
IL he weary Let HIM ttsk
Brothers, 1&ke done m1,besk IN
Ian weagy-@zct me rest
A1ler tolllhgoA - rain, a.
Hafaed yet O. struggle 6 81
Amer Eonin& bong "a gAl e.
Hssle food NH mlckle pals.
Let me ress. But lsy 49, !
Where he hedgeside TO- 6Iow,
Where de little daisies grow,
Where the winds arMaying 20 -;
Where the footpath rustics pf0d,
Where the breeze bowed poplzrs nod
Where the old woods woFshlp God,
Where his pencil palntskhe { d;
Where the welded throstls apgA
Where the young bird tries his wings;
Where tie WaillBg ployur swlzgss sA.sss's'
Near the runlct's rushing spring.!
Where, % times, the tempest's roar,
Shaking blatant sea and shore,
0till win rave old Barnesdale Der, Ola
To be heard by me no morei hig
There, beneath the breezy West,
TIRED and thankful, Let me rest,
Like . child that sIeepe1h best,
Upon its mothers gentle breast. -