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Loo ROLLING


When on huuIng cIcursior "a the
great coul and wood region LIar Car
hlusdalc, Pa, the writer met William
Con, lumbcrmuu. Accustomed 10 life
and labor in the forrest from early man
hood, be- wa true Knight u the Axe
Many a tree had fallen before hls ring
ing strokes, and II cts Of rata Ind borne
away Ia market the sa ed products
Cod IL q character, and # Oscar Wilde
is night IN saying that all movements m
luuiudcrcl labor are graceful, our friend
vii lam, stripped Tor bis work, and at
lacking tree ms Richard !. assaulted
the hea do rs Of Front d. Brufs Cas-,
tie, must have presented an admirable
pirturc
one day, howcyer-but let him tel
the story himself a. he told it to me
81 was out in the woods, you know
tying tu start Il log down "a hill Think
ing could get u better purchase ON II
from the lower side, I tackled IT ther,
with my log rolling hook aud threw ny
weight ON the lever. She started, ah,
did, but us luck would have 1t, before
could get out Of the way, she role,
night over me. n 1t hadn't been for
lot NJ small limbs aud brush lying IN tn,
road, which lifted her mp, she'd
crushed me Hat As 1t was 1 got nj
without broken bone, but with som
mighty bad bruises
"Theu you we're all night said hi
auditor
"Nota blamed sight, stranger I too
cold, rheumatism srt 10, and, II / haau
heard Of BLn-on'. Cupcine Porous PlR.
trrz. and used en- H. my opinion
should mover have made another CHIP IN
Nm fGr Durntur tonk hold uuirk and In
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FROM GALVESTON.


GALyrsroS, July 3l.-Pumpiug ou he
bar Is proceeding satisfactorily The
second swathe across ia about half way
completed There ~ little doubt that
eighteen feet will be secured boy Septem-
Der lst
This morning Manager Hall, of -the
Western Mon, Wa % complainant before
the recorder against + g. Amy&, charged
with a.-aulting ". VI. Gaines. AmyX j.
one Of the Galveston operators vino
struck. Gaines Il the night chici 10 the
Austin Office, AMI was brought here tm-
pnAriiy to help out The recorder
after hearing the evidence, dismissed
the charge, taxing the costs against the
complainant. Mr. Hall then retired,
putting on Ais bat after reaching iAo
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IioNnoN, July N.-ODounell, who
shot Carey, the iutormer. was Accompa-
uird from England 10y his wife, aud APP
pcUrod 10 be on intimate terms with the
Carey family during the voyage. The
Tunes pruuuu ccs the death at Carey
great misfortune. This defeat OF Justice
IL calculated to inuugurate lawle
spirit to commit acts Ol violence. The
JOY cnuscd III Ireland 10y the inform re-
death IL proof that elements " revenge
still exist there. lhird class berths ON
tn steamer klufaulH CASTLE were Sc.
cured, june 30, Mt the Dublin Office of
Donald, Currir n Co.,, FOR Port Eliza
bcth tor \, NJ. Power and hls wife aud
even children. which, II IL known, was
the rNuct numb ~ James Cureys fam
lily, July bud ODunu ell secured pas
sage Tor himself aud wife Oh the same
steamer. Donald Gurrin n Co were
moi aware until yesterday, ~ the identl.
ty Of Power with james Carey. Carey
dI"d without speaking after he was shot.
O'Donucll IL IRISH Am rlcau but druios
TINT he know who Carey WAS previous to
Ina arrival at Cape Town 1t IL reported
that Internal mHchincs were found IN
O'Donnelns posscsHinn.
~ nm rREsfNcE OF ns FAMILY.
LuNpoS, July 3l.-A cOrruspoi
Cape Town sny-. O'Duuuuli IN
passage inr Cane lONn, hut ! arm
carey was Il fellow passenger he
ucd ON the Journey with him On the
steamer Mrllrusc and shot him when that
steamer wns CLOSE Ia Algua bay, In the
| presence ui the iniotmrr'- family. O'DOn-
| nrlls cabin is strongly gu ricd and rl-
| morS are utlpnt that an attempt TO rescue
INN will be made \ fund ~ bcuACl in
1 drtuudiu. him is being collected.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Record of the Races Yesterday Saratoga

SARATOGA, July 3l.-Frrst race one
mile Won by Slucum; Disturbance So
cond; time la "a. These We're the only
starters.
Second race, mile and iurlong, won by
BrunswiRk; Buclnecr, second Boot 'ch,
third, Time 1871.
GOODNoOD MEETING.
LoNpoN, July M.-ihe meeting at
Good - God began to-day. Tue race Tor
| the Craven stakes was Won by LO Il Rock
| ~nyagrs CharuNus, Captain Machell's
| Pcrntrus, second; Baron RohschUds
| Louis Dor, third There were eight start
err, including Lord Russmore's PassHic
md T. +. Walton's Sutler. The betting
| at the start was , to against tharaXus
| / to 10 against PierrnCus; q to ! against
| Louis Dor; > 10 against l'assnic; 10 10
y against autler. Charaxu' won ny five
/ lengths.
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Bo~roN, July 81. $. II. Ward ~ Co.
wholesale shoe dealers, who were re-
ported III connection with the shoe
failure, state positively that they have
not suspended, md though hampercd
10y the other firms failure, they will
be able to pull through Mac mbe ~
Greenwood, shoe dealers, have failed.
Liabilities not known The concern Ia
"a new one with q capital ot fifty thou p
aud dollars.
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Couurs or TiIE CoUNTKY.
Prominent suits and Important decisions.

CNc1NNArI. j ly 3l.-In the Mont
gumery c,mmonpleas cour the Toledo,
! Cincinnati st Louis rallr ad company
, confessed a Judgement on overdue
[ interest coupons on mortg ge bonds, IN
/ M the suit Of Greeuvlle ID. Brennan "
/ Boston.
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nYnI


UI-NIW1 DION IIIUILNN
ALEXANDER July 81 Two deaths
from cholera occurrcd here yesterday.
The number OF deaths from the disease
At Car, yesterday was 2Ij.
SITUATION ~ EGYrT.
LoNuoN. july 3l.-A special dispatch
states that there were eight deaths Ht
Alexandria FROM cholera yesterday, The
surgeon has died In the British camp at
klwGrdgn. The commander ct the
British forces at Cairo tclcgraphS TO the
war office thai the general health Of the
troops va good. lie sny- cholera II yiru-
lent In Cairo, and that cases are more
hopptul
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CRIMINAL. CALENDAR.


kAS.As CIrY, July ~. In the Stein
Frcd,Ichs murder Gaze In the criminal
court, the defense to-day entered a motion
torn new trial which will be argued to-
morrow.
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
DRESSMAKERS STRIKE IN NEW
YORK.
Cigar Makers Look Out Robblng
the Dead After the Wreck.
-
TliE GREAT LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION
rr GREAT Louisville EXPOSITION !
Inll.Nm.I-r hNrn-IIIlN.

Custumrd to- such matters. and Ind
the exhibitors shown but half
the energy charactcu2mg the
management !hr 'Np"s'h"h would
NV "v,u ,"' ,'7' one ON record 10 "'
I,TTn"! W"en '"' 'n""H"I" uhE came.
i'v ",Sp'"i "H II"W VIII NOT
'' n" suns "'"iS "s usual o''hhHe the
EIuH',S' Hn"" t'''" wiz "t an lih'n'nHr
'""u "' P'"P'' 'o"iN l" EI't' nhd
n"nuI luo P'cS'u'h" 'h' ,"! TX Hlleu
j." uN'. nov nR "li'"ul WIN strangers
''o'2 ,'"l" bringing 81" k''h' ''"""s'
." 'u"' u" 'li''I"N WV "HnoHS sue"
an i'liln'nSS 'nrouR "s nus hnl oe'n seen
w W l'pu'HNl'l' since 'he armies OF the
Mn mon VI "'uo" u" "uEu HH HIHe'S'
IN ~ "',u III" y VI """n,"E ""sH'
tricts. The nortrDIf, of Iincni,
Garfield, Grant an Arthur greet the eve
ON Every hand, a. II IL were thor
oughly northern one. Tomorrow
night transpWcn'lcs, Chinese Hut
ems, fireworks and artillery VII
De the cllel features and the
town wlll be hlal' III light and testlv-
n.y. me p rsidentlal party arrived thus
evening, ma few mormon 4 after Gen
eral hud MIS- sheridan reached the GAIT
mousse. y hhlterN OF artillery ON the
we, iron. urea tht rroHldentll salute.
va '"' '''N'l "I 'hr PNiN al lh, u,p"'
m ,,pn,, ,n tn, ,,,I, IIn,,.r
r.r,,.. ,.r,.,,
OnlI we July 81 lho reInt "ns ot
the lat Thomas llnNur, who was KILLED
IN the recent accidout ON the Rome,
Water ow and Ogdcnshurg road, give
"A dcplorublc recital uf the condition of
affairs ma aud about the wreck, aud mp.
braid severely the neglect Of the railroad
officials \ son Of llayuc relates TINT
the train men refused to allow his coffin
tn b opened Ia guard against the posi-.
hhty ufn mistukr IN identity. He wna
unable bv ANY prucrg- To reach the
scene Of uisastcr \ daughter ~ Mr.
lluync states that no attention WIS pad
to the duHd after TIA" HCcilo I, and that
bodies were lying on the sldc ot the
road, exposed tu Wow, II houru Htior the
disaster II TX further declared that
parties were opening vnliscs and carcl
ing the hndie. NJ the dead, while tht
cmpl yos of the rond were engaged /"
removing the debris. MI llayne had Il
/ "iE, SUI" -, 'n"".l WIN nv" ""' ni'
'ti''lNun n,H, "n'' n'' WIN " ""u a.
"'n.i N"'"N"',' "I' l'''''nt' tn""En
portion may hc IN the custody nl the
| coroner,
lNNEsrlGNriNd Commission.
Culr,go. JuIy 81. Sputtor Duwog. "a
Massachusetts, chairman of the sclcc
commlsrou, appointed 10y the t. =. sen
ate la investigate the grievances II TIA
. Indians ON Onh and hiunth a rosrrvn
. toms, IA IN the city TN other nom
u''9 ~ 'i'' '"In'','H," ''' '''"l'"'' h2G"n
ann ~ NInLnno nuJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,," rr
/ IinsrII nf Knmsns mad 'brIcgaIr Ma
','',m,s 10, NInnt,'n, nr,. ,,,,.r,|i ia ~
T'' tn,nnr,ny Th"ir ,jnn tnr frtnr,
,,,t,,, viii M. ,r,I,nal T., 10 ,,,,nctn -,
thnr fine commission will leave Tor =,
Paul tomorrow night
1 pS, 1s e" ! 'ps so y .,,ss " Ssl S ns
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Cigars and Tobacco!
NUMBER 1913

Ut the United States minis for the past
month aggregates 100000 pieces valued
az Sl2,2sS 600. This amount includes
100000 silver dollars.
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CAST AI.TIES.
New York Steamer supk-Olher Ncws

BALTIMORE, July 81. - he New York
steamer reported sunk lat night In Bank
creek, Il the canpl freight steamer Ocho'
via, ni Erlc-Ons line, which lett New
York tor Baltimore saturday. No parlic-
ular, ot tho collision were received here.
Tn agent ins gone to her assistance with
lugs.
add causalt H.
BALrINoR. July 3l.--rhc excursion
steamer winch sunk at Victoria WAS tre
Elizabeth Of the sume liue carrying
messengers between Baltimore aud
| Phi adelpha. SO one was drowned .
The collision wp4 An accident.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
The Ravaqes Of The Flames Yesterday,

Demon, July 3l.-Thc As.oda salt and
lumber cumpany'- mill, At Ascoda, was
burned to the ground last night. The
origin ot the fire is unknown. Loss not
reported, but heavy. Insurance $4,000
FIRE Is SAsHvILiE,
NASHVILLE, July 81 At o'clock this
afternoon the building OF the Nashville
company, aud the sheds of the Nashville
Warehouse company, In South Nashville.
we're destroyed by fire, together with
100 bales Of colt u aud large amount
NJ hay and grain. Loss, $4,000; fully
insured.
Sanger Brothers announce barg ans
II every department. -7-29tc
Duke OF Durham cigarettes are the boss
20 Tor % cents. Call 90 Herr -O1l2.
BE. Grayerlys FIRST, the finest In the
world and all other line grades at Here's
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Sanger Brothers announce barg lint
Il every department. -7-29tc
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Duke ct Durham cigarettes are the boss
70 Tor % cents. Call 90 Herr --O1l2'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
THE ABSENT SUHons.

It was stated some days ago that
Mossrs. Ivy, of York, Fant, of New
berry, and Johnson, of Union, jurors
drawn for the April teriii of the Unit.
cd States Circuit Court had, upon
their own application, been excused
rom serving. The ground of Colonel
Ivy's application was that he is exempt
as school trustee; Of Mr.. Fants that
he is licensed druggist and therefore
exempt; and of Mr.. Johnson's that lie
had physician's certificate to the
effect that his health will not permit
his serving.
The places of these jurors will be
filled "according to law, and there is
q certainty that the new jurors will be-
quite according to Mr.. Melton's way
of thinking and quite up to doing tho
dirty work he will ask and expect Of
them,
The object Of Brewster, Melton and
their pimps, is to manufacture testi-
inony and manipulate jurics so that
somo Democrats may be convicted, ,
whether guilty or innocent. The
presence on tho jury Of gentlemen Of
character ana intelligence, such as are
Mcssrs. Ivy and FAINT, is necessary to
thwart the designs Of the prosecution,
and insure q fair trial. If by
the absence Of such gentlemen,
Melton shall succeed in so pack
ing tho jury as to couyict somo
innocent man, the responsibility rest
ing upon them will be very great. We
arc satisfied from tho character Of these.
gentlemen, that they have neither i'll
tended nor anticipated such result.
They have, doubtless, simply lost sight
Of the fact that under tho operation Of
Of Melton's "stand-asidc" trick, the
presence Of eve'y good man on the
panel is essential to prevent tho pack
ing af the ;Hry to accomplish tho ends
Of the prosecution.
1t is Of the utmost Importance that
every Juror be promptly at his place
whom the Court opens. We trust that
no others of them will apply to be ex-
|'cuscd, upon any ground whatever. In
the language of the Ne,os and Courier,
"thcir duty just now is plain and SIM
Eple, bhy very important one they
must stick !"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
sDAHtfsdn Etih Ex1nnrE 5 \: !.


Arraiieshciits ntaSio with d foreis6 Cota-
Terhis: IL &
[special 10 the Augusta Chr0ase.e.l j
CoLUMBrA,> i Apfi! 10.1zAs you have
already been iiiforiiied, Col. John d !:
Palmer returned from I,oli,l1i last
week, after liaving perfected arranga.
ments fer the investment of foreigii
capital in South Carolina. Ho SIS.
ceeded In inducing the Dundee Mort.
gaage and Trust Investment ,CunipGiiy;
OF Dundee, Scotland, and tie SeotisG
American Manufacturing; 6f Elin.
burgh, Scotland, heretofore operating
in tho northwest to commerce opera.
tions In this State. It is expected that
II first loans arc satisfactory large sums
will be adyan6ed to pIaiiters. Those
companies propose to make loans on
tivo years time, and as thcy do not
wish IN any event to become Dropric-
tors of tho land, nor to cripple the
planter, thoy viii limit thDir advances
to onc-thtrd the cash Value Of the prop
crty pledged. This is a wfSo policy,
for while it will grant all needed relief,
the tnrmcr will not be tempted to run
the risf Of losing his plantations. Cof-
oncl Palmef has also Succeeded in
having a new Company, tic Southern
States Mortgage Company, orgunizrd
In London; and the first meeting of its
directors was held prior to his 1cp,Ift-
uro from Lo,nFon; but whether it VIII
avail itscf of the Southern TIand Loan
Association charter, gfantcd ut the last
session of the i4egfslat,ifc,. III it's pres
cnt form, is not yet decided.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

GLOVER FEnTJLrzER.-Two or even
three crops Of sinal:Yrain' can .bc .yuis-
ctI in succession to- advantage on a,iy
piece OF land provided clover is sown
with hevcry'crop of SMALL grain. Then
crop of clover is turned al,lcr for
every crop Of small grain except tic
nrst, and upon this hypothesis when u
'iarmcr wants. to chricli his land with
small grain for two or three wears in
succession, always sowing clover ,iU
the spring and ploughing in the fall,
and then if he chooses to put tho land
in corn nc can do 50, for ono or even
two seasons, and tlsch put it back in
small grain and clover. After u field
ilas'had clover sown init for saw six
or eight seasons it will seSu itself, ahil
aitcr every crop Of small grain n crop
OF clover will spri,ig'mp from tho seed
III the ground exposed to tho action of
INC clements by ploughing for The crop
o4 small grain. Another tact well
known is that q ckep$of" wheat grown
on fall ground. Is gieater and the grain
lar89ertt,an tliatgrowu,o OH eorii grounil.t
--iraiaie Fu,Wcr. 0'>''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

THE New York Herald of Thursday
Contains long and interesting report
by Lieut. Raymond P. Rogers of the
United States navy, upon>the Panama
Canal which ho'passed over aud exam.
lned under directions from Rear ADJ
lhiral Cooper. The report is accom-
panied by drawings Of sections of the
canal; and skcletbh'maps Of a part OF
the cointry through wliitll ii: passes.
Tho conclusions drawn by Lieut.. Rogers
are: that the company certainly intond
to carry out the proposed plan of tho
canal, but he doubts whether'tliey can
complete tho work at the time fixed bv
DcLesscps, 1888, or for tho sum csti-
lhated,' $120,000, ,000-that subscribers
Will have to increase their subscriptions
or lose all, and that tho .new stock
holders will reap the profits. Twenty.
live million dollars have already been
expended, and he thinks that with the
work well. begun and advanced the
is'olfcT ctln be raised, and TINT the eli.
mate will not prove too deadly to tho
laborers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

JuMrED FROM a Cait:NEykDow.-
Among the travellers oil board thc
western North Carolina train last Sat-
nruay were couple of guards takil g a
nody OF prisoners to Marion from Old
nort. A colorcd woman was among
the prisoners. The train had cncoun,
tered big rock that had rolctl down
on the track and which Ind to be blast
cu away, causing delay of five hours,
ana the train after getting nndcr head
way again, was skipping along at
iiorty milos ali hour to make up fbr
lost time. The woman, taking alyan-
tagc Of window, and no one knew
anything of it until passenger, who
had been standing on the rear plat
form, came rushing up to the conduc-
torWitl the information that the train
i'au run over woman, us lie had seen
hcr Kicking on. the track like chicken
with its head pulled Off; The train
was stopped and backed, but the
woma1'had gone. The guards took TO
inc wootls after her, and when the
train calnc'back next day they had tho
woman and wcrc waiting to Get ON
hoard' with her again.-Churloite
o0u7Wal- Observer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

ANnwQUEEN; or THE PARIS hiop,-
a Paris dispatch says q new heroine
has mndc hcr appearance and threatens
70 dethronc Louise Michel and .Paulo
Milick, the two fanatical female leaders
OF tho Armce do la Revolution. The
new, qticen Of the mob is Mile. For
nande Foirieux, better known by her
stage; maine Of Darlncourt. She is n
graduato'of the famous Paris Conscrv-
atory, and studied defamation under
Ihlbot;. cx-secretairc of tho Comc1io
Francaise. She has fine contralto
voice and considerable dramatic abili-
ty. ..Dhc appears in cafe concerts nnd
'at, tile public meetings Of the commil-
hlsts, eollcctorists, anarchists and other
revolutionary societies that sho honors
with hes. encouragement. She sings
the >HMaridmne" with telling effect
This young. lady has suddenly come to
the front as'a leader, for the simpIo
reason that the other night sLo broke n
chair over tho head of municipal
councillor named 'Yoes ,Guvot. Tho
latter was. presiding at 10 political
meeting, which was invaded bv a yang
or anarchists with Mile. Darlineourt
at their hcud. =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

IT is not generally known that 1tp-
rosy has existed to q considerable ex-
tent III Norway for many years, and
we confess that we are among those
who are unaware Of it. Recently
published statistics acquaint us with
the fact that in 1856 there woro 1858
cases there, and that by q system of
isolation, strictly enforced, this number
was reduced to 1852 cases in 1880.
between these two dates 1891 victims
although it is generally understood
that tho discase'is incurablc, thcso pub
lishcd statistics show that 1GT cises
have been cured. If this be true,tbcrc
IL some ground for the hope that tic
disease may yet become manageable.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
IrHITTi Eh. 4fsD rIiss s0UrSf;.

In one Of our Southern cities, on the
2nd or March, was celebrated fosti-
val OF song and poetry III hO5,0r of
thc Quaker pbet,'Jo Greehicuf Whit
tier. This is surely Something novel
that this bittcrest Of all writers, he
whose brilliant and soul-stirring pcu
was ever active In IT'S wnr againt our
ohte"6e'tunl civilizationcthath Ills mem
ory should thus be honorcd by a South
crn community, is indeed passing
strange. But why. not2 .We clint
with strange tonacity to the realities
or bygonc days. We livc-as a pcoplc
I'VE live too much in the past. fear
that tho old civilization. the habits oil
rather customs that formed to certain
extent that civilization, arc not entirely
obl'tcratcd from the minds of our
fathers, and that the sentiment and
thought of tho rising generation Is
colored and moulded bv the strength
OF :hat attachment for the past.
what blessing it would be for us
rs people if we coltll cut ourselves
loosc-~as unpatriotic as this may at
tlIst sight appcar-tiom'thc past II, ell
Dnl TO learn from 1t lessons Of Wisdom
Ours is u land Of memories, but must
we brood over them? Ours is lund
dottcd with fields Of CARNAGE, but d0
not their monuments point onward
ana upward? They tell us TO shake
olt despair, to wrest our spirits from
the environments of tue memories of
lrfcVocable bvgones, and to call our
sunny South Gland Of Hope"
;. Ihat this event is clear dcmonstra-
ti"n OF the entire absence of sectional
hatred, we cannot doubt. We rejoice
10 sec that spirit of reverence for
genius, and of generation for n noble
man, who has spent his life ;n ono
battle against what he con-
s;dcred an Infringement Of human lib
'crty, and dcbascment of immortal
spirits; ave rejoice to see such a man
'nonoled by our people and by our
institutions Of learning. 1t speaks To
us OF better days, when our minds will
power, aid Wien we shall "loyo orr
'hclghbor as ourselves" and when in
consequence oftheso things, prosperity
VIII smile rs tho sun upon our homes
and peaceful Valleys, and Intelligence
ana virtue shall characterize the masses
OF our people as it has ALWAYS done in
II distinguished degree our higher cir
clcs. 1t also speaks Of political en-
lranchlsomcnty' Of yiftuc in politics,
ami or final cessation of the wrongs
and mdignitics proilcrcd our pcopIe
ov inc officers of the general govern
'nent: These celebrations have the
douDlc GOOD effect ..of inspiring q love
OF poetry, and Of preparing the wnv
ior the final destruction Of all ill-fcci-
M! between the scctioHs Of our co,u,-
try.-~ErShinc Stu0cnf.