The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-12

China or any other country. We warn the Re-
publican party that the colored vote Of this coun-
try is not lodged in the bosom OF the South, and
that II they are disposed to war upon us we will
make them sick Of 1t at the ballot box in New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and all other States
where we exercise the untIammelled exerrise OF
the suffrage"
AT the recent Longfellow memorial service in
the Unitarian Church at Newport the pastor took
occasion TO remark that Longfellow, In HIS relig-
ious synQathies was earnest and lifelong
Unitarian. and, like his fellow poets, William
Cullen Bryant, Bayard Taylor, John G. Whittier.
Oliver Wendell Holmes and James Russell Low
ell had given distinguished honor to the liberal
faith 70 which he, as they, belonged.
IT ia related that having tested the generosity of
Mr.. Greeley to the utmost, the late Mr.. Vanderbilt
wanted another loan. Cant do It." said II. G.
you owe me TOO much already" "Only a hun
dred dollars for six months" mo, SIR" "For
three months. then" mo, sir" "For thirty
days" mo. no, no; You might de-" "who
ever heard OF a man borrowing money for thirty
days and then dying7" Horace handed out the
amount; the argument was toe convincing.
THE wedding Of Colonel Wellesley, the pre-.
sumptive heir OF the Duke of Wellington, and
.
who for several years commanded the Blues, took
place fortnight ago al Temple House, Colonel
Williams place, near Marrow Colonel welles-
ley. although only thirty-fye years OF age, is in
very delicate health, and his bride. an amiable
and accomplished woman, is unfortunately a
cripple for life, owing to accident when she
was child. She can not stand without belp, and
has to be moved from room to room Oh q chair
with wheels.
Mr.. BEEcHER was asked recently IL the pub
lished report was true that he purposed ~ retire
from active pulpit work when he arrived at the
age of seventy. He replied that ne never contem-
plated anything Of the kind, and had made no
such announcement. His father, Rev. Lyman
Beecher. continued to preach until he was eighty,
and Mr.. Beeeher said he would like to do the
same. He had said he did not care to live beyond
four-score years, but as he Deared that he might
change his mind. His health was never better
than it is now. Mr.. Beecher will be sixty-nine
years old in June next.
BARONESS BUEDETr-CoUTrs babe Jumbo
friendly goodbye. going to the dock to give him
his final dose of English buns Mr.. Barnum's
agent informed the Baroness that Jumbo would
be treated with the same kindness in America as
in England. which evidently greatly pleased the
good lady. When she left the ship she was sur
rounded by group Of Jewish refugee emigrants,
who rushed forward and tried to kiss her hand or
the edge of her cloak or dress. and She not to be
surpassed in pleasantness, left some money with
the Captain to be expended in the purchase OF
sweets Tor the women and children.
IN three of the five South Carolina COMPRESSION
al Districts IL not four the negroes are in the ma
lority, aud the Demrocats not carry those Dis
tricts without hard work and Jealous canvassing
Every legitimate influence must be used to the
utmost extent TO enable the Democrats TO carry
the First, Second, aud Fifth Districts. The
for State officers and for Congress
men will be separate and apart in November and
showing the risk in voting for congressman, there
may be disposition on the part of Democrats TO
abstain from voting al the Federal poll. We run
he risk, therefore, of losing three Congressman
BY Stslwart intimidation if the State be not re-
iiStricted.-CharleSton News Dem).
THE widow of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. who
ecently died in England. was an Irish girl, the
laughter of Limerick gentleman, Mr. Francis |
Wheeler. In 1927 she married Bnlwer, then a |
Using novelist and man of letters, to whom she |
brought, besides her beauty and her wit, small |
property worth some E4O0 a year, on which he
qualified for Parliament. Her married life was
tormy from the first. In 1886 the Unmatched |
'air, separated, her husband agreeing to pay her
400 year during her lifetime. She was the |
mother of the present Lord Lytton, ex-Viceroy of
ndia, who is even more widely known as ''Owen |
Meredith" Her full name Yves Rosina DOYLE |
)owsger Countess of Lytton.