Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-06-21

iOyefy ana gDJl Il :+-I'. ~ :.
W. hay- f~r eats az i9It- 4.it dukes n3A4.
country i T. tr-at tn-.A 80 when 'he5 Pa>.
through u tnelr hunting -k!ounaa III 49,
far West Or. when their fortunes have failAt.
re-enforce them bE wealthy matrimonial
alliance Imagine this nation yet a part "
English possession, The tFoubie tbs mother
country has today With ireland would De .
paradisaic condition c3nipaTef Win me
trouble she would have with as. England
and the United Stat, MAKE excellent nelgt-
boz. but the tw5 iaalsls. are to large u
live IN thu same house Wat a g01sent
that we shoul1 have Dartet AMI nartei long
agA Bur I can rt.i,IA u 10 9the. way n
which We could have ri soly aonseTa1
American indepeudenea t-eorge III the
half crazy King .olti not Aavs It = Y,
Lord North, his pPrlne Ilalstar "olIf
not have iet Us ~. GrA-ral Lord 1oFn-
WALL, would not have TT 81 -. although
att. Torkt3"n az Va gIat -4t4za u have
~ 1T nam ~ Lexington t1i bunker if-j.
AMI Monmouth. up rrsn.,. aud Valley
FuI5e ere proofs positive tEa. they wee lot
wiling u let Us 90 ANY committee o. amer
Ica4 gong across the cca-u to So That could
have been done would have found ~ better
accommodations titan I-ondcu lower IEe
ou!y IL could have been lone Tan b the
sword yUur graf graniIatl4. sword JET
fer pen could write the DNclatatlu.l 81
Independence, but only N~ls+lngton's sword
could have achieved II at4t the other swords
tathel III hea ell.
50 nov the sword Ia rs Sc although
MS d shsatnei sword 1LeIe Is not an
pTIuory III Brooklyn 81 Nea OK u fAl.a-
dtlphIs 81 4 LlcagO 81 Charleston oI New
Orl-an- q any American CITY ti.at could
re spared We Ia II all oul Iner!can
Mics a lutlan reputation WHO thoug4tney
are snall Ia number conpt!@ WITH th- good
population. would again ait again MAKE
rough aud 9to1my tunes II tack u our may
rs and common councils aut lpiica there
~eIe not ia The al moIt-a and ar7euaIs
some Keen steel winch, II brought
utO play would makes quick Work
With mohocracy There arc II every
,reat continually unpIInelpiei men, who
ike i II" on d large scale, ami they
neat themselves with soul mash and old rye
md other decoctlons, enrlchet alth blue VI
FrIol. potash, turpentine, sugar Of lead, sui
,.iluIc ac.d, log~oDd, ,tly chime, night
make and other precious lngle nent5 and
take down d whole gIas, WITH q res1unIlng
All Of satisfaction When they get that
stun III them aud tue blue Iltrloi collldes
With tn potash, aud the tuTp@Htlu@ With the
SuiptluIlc acid The al: ready foI any
! thing tut orir1 .ln1 iecrnc} at good gov
ernAent Again nj again III JIE A1ieri-
can eil.e haste necessity u home guards
been Il suO1Strataj
al ictIIenlb-3 LJ1, Wien LL5 oJluItf5
s.eIc all away I I'll war IL l-o3-4, what
| eoaliagrutlona wee klnilol in the streets OF
Ne" York, auI what negroes were hung
some OF you remember the great riots III
Philadelphia at fires, sometimes klndied just
81 the opportunity OF uproar aud despolla-
! ton In 1919 u hiss at a theatre would have
:eSulteiiu New York city being demolished
had 1t not been for the citizen oOldlery. Be-
4ause Of an insult which the American actor,
Edwin Forrest, had received III England
rom the friends Of Mr. Nacready,
the English actol when the latter APP
cared in New York in Macbeth tho
distinguished Engllshman was Kissed and
mobhed, the walls OF the cry having baan
piacaried with the announcement "Slail
Arn4ecans or Englisn rule III TIL, city
Streets were filled with q crowd insane with
passion The riot act was read, but it only
stone aud the whole city wa, threatened
With violence and assassination.
blt the Seventh regiment. under Gen.
Dut,ea, marched through Broadway, pre-
crttel BY mounted troops, ANA at the com
man: Fire Guard! Fire the mob scat
terel and New York was saved What
Uoul have become of thicago two or three
year ago, when the police lay dead in the
streets, had not the sharp command OF mill
tary officers been given DO not charge
slcu scenes upon American institutions.
They are as old as the Ephesian mob that
howlet for two hours in Paufs time about
the theatre, amid the ruins OF which / stood
last January They were witnessed IN 1875
III London, when the weaverS paraded
the streets and entered buildings to
destroy the machinery Of those who, because
If then new Inventions, could undersell the
rest They were witnessed in 1871 at the trlal
Of Lord George Gordon, when there was a re
ligiuuS riot Again, in l1l9, when the rabble
eIiet Down with the Presbyterians, Down
Nlrf tina maatInU hnlSpSF IEara alUa U
have been and always Will be, in great com
munitleS, a class of people that cannot govern
themselves and which ordinary means can
not govern, and there are eAigencies which
nothing but the sword can meet. Aye. the
militia are the very last that it
VIII be safe to dlsband
ArDlpament viii take the place oil war
heNr-a nation ana nation, and national
armies viii disband a. a consequence. AMI
III. time Will coIne-Gp1 hasten it '-Wn4n
tu.t- will be no nead Of an American army
O. or a Russian ARMY navy Bat
som time after that cities Will have to KEEP
Nta~G artnorleS, AMI arSanais, and we'll
dr. militia b-caus. until the milienuIaI
day there VIII lie populations VITA wn0I
sblr.ainent viii =. as impoS ible a treaty
with i cavern OF EvenaS or a Jungle u
sutses. These men VINO roo stores ant
81 gI>- strrote!.~ hug ami pioUl about tbs
Nhat,e, at midnight. aIrt rattle the die II
gu'ta,lflS hellS. aut gn ui.net vita pi>ro
or ION. vii refrain ton disturbance Of Ill.
p,t tlh peae: lu,t III proportion as they leat
lie tn tine I4iit Il OF a city. instead Of be-
lug al awh"liTt >4uai aud III dangts oi
shooting eausl dtd-g o mistake. az ioein!
th-Ir utyn life bs boxing down into the gun
barrel T. see II II /, loatat. OF getting tus
Tamrpi fat III tIeir bootleg are protnpt q
the ,uuTI>e Keen aS tn north wind. potent
aS "a tnunieroolt anI accurate. an1 regular
af,t tiSrlpllnei II taeic movement, As to,
planetary system
Well ioIa, then | ,ty l. the ieIIslatares
AMI governors. All mayors. All all 9TH
eislS ~Ao DECIDE up1a larger ar.norie, an
batter places FOL Slll ani more gen-rol,
~equtpMauttof the militia The sooner to,
sword can safely x baoA to the sethbar>
t. stay there tn better b4: until the hit
.langS against tue ease III that final u l.
in"nt lie, thes>sa.i Ire kep. free from ru-t
sharp al along th- he, an 1t, p1l4t las.
ne-tle, and the handle polished. not onlN b
! tie ehanoIS ot TIE gegiue1ral servant In
II III hand u brave aut patriotic Officers
: a."ly> ready Il 10 ta".i fail dut> $ucl
: eaori> are not bataei IN l~npatuosltv .
: tatA@-i III cruelty u hathei IN Oppression
S"i hafl.et III outrage bat bathei IL heaven
fe,ore / speak II the doom of the sSor
lrt me- alSa say that Il has developed III
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