Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-07-15
cHApvEk III
A DEMOCRAT oY THE OLD SCHOOL,

'Provfdonceh has filled our mountains and on 7
plains with minerals, and given us y climate
aud soil for the growing u heInp and wool.
These ought to have extended 20 thom adequate
and fair protection, that our man ufactnrers aud
may he placed In q fair competitions
with tlhose Of Europe. II 4. tiMe We should be-
come a little mare AmerfcaEtze,l, ard instead OF
fecsttag tile paupers and labnrrrs OF England,
feed our awn."--AspREw JACxsoN.
AFTER the gentlemen were seated Vt the table,
aveHts iu:.our history. Miss Fletcher. fearing an
other discussion on party Issues. took the sub
tect in hand herself:
not see how We can blame our ancestors for
them: No man IL ahead OF his time."
..You are right. Miss Fletcher. Tor nature
makes no leApe. Ii Inns taken centuries for
nAan n stand whers he does To-day. We cannot
pass At . bound from the savage TO the states
man. tor thousands Of years OF intellectual de.
yelopmsnt iio between. We learn to walt. =
1T In ~ much easier TO iasor than 10 wais.''l
said Miss Fletcher. 'sThis talk about future
generations seelns 30 hopeless. 90 far away. 1
human enough TO want TO gather the har-
vest I plant"
Il h We that feeling myseif." sws psy-
ton. II find working for mans ARRANGEMENT
Faith. NJ u. Paul directs. Human Development.
IL 80 stow while the patience 10 work Tor II aud
10 watt tor Ii Is dtv;ne!"
Ethel Fic,hcr studied Maurice Peyton's rather
plsin faea. ee lie spoke, and wondered wherein
Jay tho charm az this mAA's personality.
Col. Ogiivie with hts nortd complexion per-
tc0t I0N1uE09 &1l0 veal urea manner. te4tiIyttg
70 hts noble Saxon lineage, and her brother we're
,andsoiaer men. - the world would Judge. yet.
would she change tho finely cut. besrdless face
beside her, for either Of thess?
Maurice Pcytou, philAnthrayis and Christian
teacher. had srfnnE FROM gtpst old Virginia
stock. Inhcrittng = largo humber Of slaves he
had. upon gaining his majority. frssd thsn,. aud
bccause VI this and certain boid nttcrnnooe
from his pulpit. had found himself toclats5
nafracised In the convsrsntive city ho had made
He had dared caIi his slaves brothers. had
opsncd . school f0r their benefit and had even
encouraged their entrance Init iae Iald Of the
f*shi0na0ie church over witch no presided.
Al thts hat reused the caste fcs.iing Of the
Vngite inurrnurs grew into mutsered
threMts and no was finally reaueessd 70 reelst,
his cbargs and advised 70 seek u nsld OF labor
rho desire 10 study life In tho Industrial
yorthcrn States caused him 10 clGae uii his sf.
fatrs and prepare for an tndrAnits absence from
Col. Oxtlvto glanced curtnsniy from PAXTON ~
Miss Fletcher ne they taiked apart, ana half
icss.the meaning q what Thorpe fletcher was
oaytls.
he now turasd fron Fletcher ana nddrsss,d
HE sietar
sMiss fisteher. yea should Plan. aosna Of our
You Amcricans nssd more cosnsopoiisSn rain.
Ing; you Aru tl2 narrow"
Misc Fletcher srnllcL
II cannot asyeS with ypu. cnl. OEiivie, sTAe
trouble IL thru. ~ = nation. re arc not ialppsa
enough Ut sn0nAEchic~l tyadisi0nas"
1.-THE idea belnG," laughed RsytoQ, THAT -
Wish 70 cherish Individuality In thts countsy.a
land 70 cory 70 other poopte on tie nAce OF sho|
|eAFth. who has ahM that q narrow nrbit - -
|vOrAbl0 70 = powerful t~ndivtdnAtllyy Tiaoqo iAl
L world q truth IL 4. tpr 100 mach spAss = fsssa
- coneentration ~ thought ~ puf1snsA ~ ~.
dtvil nals We work bsttar ~ mos exh pustinx oaf]
vitality upon tor n1Any dntJ1e. II - liso far
.tnsrs: e. = No. .tssr e have tie aanb:e hn-
n Agrec win M. F~yteM,' snid Miae Fletcher.
II lisvc paryosely curtsticd my own wsrk. fnf 1