Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-01

the world together With kindness" he
said ALAS, that men must rend II
with fighting"
"Alasw whispered she.
Sheratons face was sad as he went
on with the old justification. 'Jeffer
son would turn over In his grave II he
saw Virginia divided as II Is. Why.
Cowles. we've all the world we need
here. We can live alone here. each on
his own acres. gentleman, and all he
needs Of government is protection and
fair laws. Calhoun was right. BETTER
give us two peaceful countries. each
living happily and content. than one
at war with itself. Clay was a great
man. but both he and Webster were
lighting against the inevitable"
The war has already begun on the
border" said my father MY friend
and partner. Colonel Meriwether OF
Albemarle. who is with the army In
the west, says that white men are kill.
west OF the Missouri"
AT least. Cowles," said Colonel Sher.
atom. pacing short way apart, his
hands behind his back. we can wait
until after this election"
But II the government takes nc.
tiony" suggested Orme.
Sheraton whlrled quickly. Then
war. war" he cried. war till each
] yirginian Is dead on bis doorstep aud
each woman starved at her tireside
John CowIes. you and | will fight.
know that you will fight"
"Yes," said my father. II will fight"
"And with usf"
mo" said my father. signing: no.
my friend. against you" ! saw my
mother look at him and sink back In
her chair. saw Orme also gaze at
him sharply with n peculiar look.
But 40. at least. this argument ended
for the time. The two men. old neigh.
bors. took each other solemnly by the
hand. and presently, after talk of more
pleasant sort on lesser matters. the
servants brought our carriage. and we
started back for Cowles' Farms.
There had been no opportunity for
me to mention to Colonel and Mrs
Sheraton something that was upon my
mind. had small chance for fare.
well to Miss Grace, and. II | shall ad.
NIT the truth this pleased me quite
as well as not
We rode In silence for time. my fs.
Their musing, my mother silent also. II
was Orme who was the drst heard
to speak.
by the way. Mr.. Cowles." he said.
"you smoke of Colonel Nerivether of
AIbemarle county. Is he away in the
west? II chances TINT have letters
to him. and | was purposing going into
that country before long"
"Iudeed sIry" replied nv father 81
nm d.IIrb,n1 IA pnnyv von ore IN mea,
INV friend As IL chances he ia nv
associate in n considerable business
en,arnrIsa-a snlendid man n snIendit
man Merlwether will if Won dc
M, mind add nv ,etter IN otbers vou
NAV b.ve and 1 trust Won will carry
him our hos, wishes from this side of
tho maintains
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coraIassIy tho, ba nus, q, opv coa,
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Soma mo, ,,hon, no wos IN mao, nj IN.
IrnIrar,I,v ~ y,r,,nIo we d,d M
osl b,s orropd aud nono n, no susnect
al tho nurnnsa ~ his systematic visit
inc omong tho mora influential CENTER
of thar country. But II Won will q,
l.. now 10 that white domrd buIldInl
! pIonued nv Thomas Jefferson nj Char
e Iot,rsyiIIe md rend the names on tn
3 brsx.n tablets by the doors. names .
' boys who left school there to enter
;, harder school. then you will see the ~
= suits OF the visit there Of Gordon Orm,
My little personal affairs were II
o that time vi rIosr to me that the
= 'nhscurrd clear vision OF larger ones
r ! did not hear all III" talk In the car
3 riag"' hut pulled my horse In hehin'