Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-06-09

/ of contention. American slavery. has t~+s1
cast out. although here and thera q deprav.1
politician takes it up u So II he an Enaw
81 nrthing off If il. Northern i nave
married Southern wives. and Sot.tteln ;nen
have married Northern wives. ard 20 are
! forever one. for the hardest thing on "arth r
eHlit is a cradle. Neither can thu" ~ 9 "e.
BET weeii the Eas. and West Bv the veStibula
| train the East !. West and the Vest Is East
in twentyfour hour Whera could the tWC
- { ons plant their battofle~ i they came II
contest. Iii Al F-a-tiulall West W. ar
! foatirg further and further OF from al
i possibility IT sectional -trlfe
--fitner viii the proUleov Of -ofn" como
true that foreign people coming here VIII
want to overthrow orr institutions ag.i hence
n call for tn. national guard III" people
who come here from uniior foreign de~uGti>rnS
have had enough Of ~le>Ioti~rn. and honor
the institution. Of Tree America Even the
Children ard Grandchildren OF Anarchists
educated in orr cinmon schools AMI breath
ing the arr Of this cool Land Will b" Ioval =
the American Repuhfir and tak" their plar.
among Law abiding citizens.
Neither i conflict With other nations
probable. Would England attack NJ Nn'
France on one side aud Ireland on the other
would prohibit. Would Germany attack
! US, No Russia would be on It flank~ in
n few DAYS Would Russia attack ", 20
) Three or four tellIg"rent nations would for
lid it.. No forei-n nation couli AFFORD -
assail thi, country, for thnra would be toe
much in front anl too I'M II IN til" rear.
But suppose foreign nations Jealous If oml
prosperity. Should band together because Q
real or imaginary atTront> That alinIt i
barely possibly During our civil war Their
were two or three natIon~that could hardly
keep their hands or # ~. II foreign ia
ticns shonla c%Ornlli." against rs We want mel
like thoS Of Isl, and Tx tho" "ho tough
on both Mo- IN Isl. We want them all II,
and dovnth coast. Pulaski and Fort sum
tor IN the - rpA q bn,ft~ az thnn tpr a. E1ft n
favettc and I0rt IIamlenf. men who wi
not only know how T. fi-ht 'nt how t" die
When such n tim" comes, II Il "v"rdoes coIne
the gtnrratlOn~ on tive -fa4r ot acton vii
say MY country vii care for my family a
they did IN the soldier, .A~Nlnm~ for orphan
in The Clvit Nar. and my country VIII homo
nv lu,t ~ IT honor, tlosc who preceded m,
in latri.t tie >acritic. AMI once q year, at an
rate on NernrHt on day. ! aNlerfsutre"tes
into the remembrance Of those for whom |
died. Her | 70, ortiol and NY country, -
If foreign foe shouli ever come, all sectional
animo>itlcs would be- obllf-ratel. anl side by
side would 20 INTO conflict tn" volunteers of
New York aud Alabama. and Massachusetts
and Louisiana. and Michigan anl Georgia.
North, South. East ana West each carving
is part IN The great harmony, the bass, the
alto, the tenor. the soprano, III the Grand
March of the lniCn
But what is the u~e Of a regiment III time
of peace. Among other things it teaches the
NM tlntt Oh dflll, ana moro 81 iifit we
want in all departments. Learning that there
is no success without It III rc-lincntal ranks,
men will learn that there i no success with
out y III ooihnitFo'ai rams; III iie'i,'ilital
ldiih9' 4ipi'e9'enh ia,hS' III itiiEl.as
iahhs. 'Rn''ieI 20 a'foilliiSi az th,h- ior
'pi, or INC betitlplelt 81 'it human
race, it must be drill, drill, drill
Some, because they callnot bc successful as
reformatory or Christian workers at once,
are discouraged. 1t seems % easy to bar
gam, 50 easy TO edit, 50 easy To preach, 50
easy to sculpture Il statue and draugllt a
house ana execute IL plrlul" and me tltittr a
wound that they will try it, but, il they find
1t IS on.y 10y continual toll and practice that
they can get to be expert. OF 10 doan,tlliEg
worth the name of achievement. they sur
render. 1t IS through ott-repeated d'ill Or
never at all. THAT we learn. III all our ofillS-
tan and Worldly work, 10 k"en rank
Another Us OF 4 regiment III tina of peace
Is to back up the law and h.lp IN ITS eXtcu
ton. There is a great 'ieal Of cheap Wit
about citizen solilcry. but again aud again II
all orr cities the life OF the city has been
saved 10y the home gnar,t5, AMI then the
cheap Wit has been TUNED INTO grateful al
miratlon. It lsa VERY h"altlful thing tor
the rolgbS IN all our GtlfN to nnlel-tand
that behind the police and the ccf.>tahularv
force there are military colnp mes drilled
and ready. If need -, at short notice t. de
feni the safety OF ON nom tatsat~.
Another use of 4 regiment IL time Of
peace IS IFS demonstration Of the Use Of : sure
marltNman hat ought 70 IL don" at al
ought to be done Well What W want IL
our reforinatorv moN"ncnt~ AMI. orr rulpitS
Is to learn how TO take good ann. There Is
SO much moral a'nlnltlnn and ~tren. til
wasted from the fact tnat "" are not COOL
marke:1en. We are apt TO ann too high or
too low. and to hit everything but the centre.
Much of our time at lolnr good i>a clrruln-
~loCutlon and hit or mss contest. a hittlp
with blank cartridges. Il pulling tie trlg