the western carolinian published every natir y asjjjjj^'ji quiihnd ailj 3j<dqiblpiii dqattttpflkdh tplbqiplblilb'ffqib j [ \ ol ic no i whole no 783 vi two ihh.i.aks a viait salisbury north carolina june i l*:r or two ikollai'n ami lilt v < yin ail i tiu expiration or c month li i'.-.iii iii advance seemed to succeed but ol delusivo hope ! sho tli pari cost ?" — ' why aboul fill uen tolil linn sho inii-i havo assistance soon or hor stay dollnrs " fifteen hundrud ilollnrs i'rodigious ■ in tin l.iuil nf th living u.i short ii soomed to how muli clitirming tertuliat in spain an r-.it feol sh 1 >.■<■. u.luil 1 ui hun in go f medical aid liom » in ttuly and soti-cro in franco wuuld fifteen ii crossed iho rivor st lnwrunco on the ice t hundrud dollnrs procun — und all this smn swallow kingston a distance offi los and obtainod 0 cd up in 0110 di g frolic i phial of iii-iii nt the nputhccnry's store d loll i determined to go nxl 11 friend promised to in haslo i'm in sick family ii was returning cull fur mo in his carriage i was ruady at sovon with npparenl c nrn,nnd was passing tho corner •"' ! ' i|iiiotly until hum — half pas nin — len ; — of tho street when ofhiso lintes in proflign whun jusl as i wa ging for my slipp cy looking through iho window of a contumpliblu propuring as monsieur morbluu snj -. for mj night grog bhop saw his cunradu passing uml ll.il cap rauat.tat goes the coachman and in walkod linn in lo lake something lo drink <><- friend pumps and lighl punts on whito gloves mil gh this inehrtnte knew that tho relief if i peril i handkerchiefs so sir a prottj mu tin life of ilis 11 ij depended on his speedy li you have cnlloi for me ; why 1 havo i n ron return his hulpless iainilj boing entirely alone and dy since sonven o'clock " seven o'clock ! why none of his ni ighbors having kuowlodga of his nh bloss you tho 1 pnn onl begin to assemble al sonco yol this miserable wretch on hearing the ton and ovon now w are rnlhor enrly early iii.l f inn i.n.l nu invitation to partake of the doyoucallitl l '. to spend thu evening at half crimson poison soon forgol a suhbring wifa and pasl lou o'clock woll well i supposo wo musl helpless infants led hv hun iu lhe jaws of tenth — [ not i it of thn fashion — so coino along he entered tho sink of woo and of crime whoro do 1 our carriage rattled up one of the principal 11...111 in human form ure wont to mod nnd hold blroots nnd 1 glare of lighl was showered in all di midnight revelry hore he romninod in a drunk rections from the hntiso we fell in behind a range ii frolic for several l.i during which it was ex ol coaches and hud to v uii until our turn and tremely cold and thoro was a huavj fall of snow fi i on alighting a rotinuo of yellow sorvanta to no one called nl his house during tlio storm sup ushor us in iho mansion to take our coats hats posing thm he win nt 1 1 1 1 1 with his family the and preparu us for iho entree every thing was tiro was oui — no friend ta render ussistai nor ulogunl gaiety flishion and pleasure reigned tri ■ ovon the call of a strangur lo give relief on hor iimphant beauty in resplendent beams shed its bod of straw wilh an uifanl 11 oach arm and a half over tho scene plonty.fr its golden horn low shreds of covering lay tli suflbrer pierced was pourod fourth in all directions music nnd the with hungurand cold — the bud fireplace uml ll -, ' giddy da were kepi up with 1 batod vigor un ». r all i iii-.il t boraa depth bj tho drifting til tho mssel morn had nearly flickored the oaat snow on th third or fnurth day ho returned i homo tossed and tumbled for two or throe with a little licino and a boltlo of rum tho hours in bod and then rose for tha duties of the snow hnd so drifted ii was with somo difficulty hu day entered lus bouse ll within was silont us tho having occasion io call on an old gcutlomnn house of death it is said tho fingers of tho oldosl about twelve o'clock i found him in his parlor hi.he was stiffened lo mnrblo and the tear drop had • » nb the breakfast tublo before him •' what nol frozen upon the infant's i-lu-i-li his wife m-illu-r 1 luvulvlu-t.-.l yet '." o ys iqiij ii — ilus is for my kind if i .'.■ hi ti^^^^tn^w hi bo s s . 1 1 \ ns to pen rl ihn poi foi ninucn nf t imi . i n desire to irril ito or wound hn is nl h lu'i-u to indulge in his erroneous opinions whirh we whollj i i nl ts w s n.l bef'oro »" have s."ii tho evil elli'cts ol exeossivo gamblitig in mo many horrid shnpos in i md quii tl lo und |>. - n in t a ropnlition if we huvu oven n hnpo of preventing it ono enso which camo immediately ler our nbsorvntinn ».■ will broil relate in u town iu i u n | .. -. in v huh mam nf thu happiest days ofour ht inn spent inu brought us acqiiaititud wilh charlos barclay and through hun with th lami k of whicl in ihk a membor charles's lather had risen from a small beginning to good circum stances iml i t mpnrntivc wealth un.l wn re —;..-.- 1 .-. i hv ull classes li.r his industry inbrioty mill integrity throoof his sons of whom chnrlt-s us th i|i|.-t wen r schoolfellows uml mora promising youths thun th young barclays we have never known will do we recollect th day « hen with tears in their eyes uml borrow in their hearts 1 1 1 . • v took leave of ihoir class-mates lo loavo the home oi'ih ur youth tho scene full th happiness thoy liml over known ami lo her nu wanderers ami ui lists — for iho crime of a parent ' in un iiil hour mr bnrclay liml boon soduced from iho pnlli of ro iii.i 1 whioh li bad pureuod lor upwards f forty years had followed some unprincipled knaves to the gaming tablo and in a lew works af ter his first transgression hu was a bankrupt un.l hia children wore boggnrs ! well do wo remem ber tho day ihnl tho noblo row of buildings which mr barclay's industry hnd roared und which was » holly his own wus together with much othor pro perty brought undor tho auctioneer's hammer — li ns tin in st limn wo saw the warm hearted genorous l lliarlcs tho father uml his sun attend ed ilu sale misery wis depicted on their coun tenances th rovnrso was suddon ovoi whelming un.l tho sufferers bcemod to sink unresistingly un der ii notwithstanding an ovident commisaorntiou was gonernli entertained by the community onco or twico afterwards wo saw the wretched father uml in u few days tho unfortunate family i'll tho town i'llti'i'ii years had elapsed when in 1890 wo ngnin visited the place the event which wo havo skotchod was still fresh in ur memory and no inquired of our acquaintances concerning th aholltio^or^lawjhy nortiikrn slavery wo invito attention to the article below as a fair snm l'l"i.l ■■ s'nrlltrrn filavery which we find in n new u-r and we a k the question whether the con dition mnl treatment of tin lilm-h sln of the south is not a i mil l ■ b iter than thai meted out to tins « reti in liulo u l ih slave of the north ! how often do wu wi i such scenes in the south '. — held fever vet thore ii i band of fknatics at the north in the vorj mid il of ihie cr ing ei il who iiru i all spreading through the country their accursed i i iii nnd duty of the northern people to interfere wnh tlie domestic property and institutions of tlio south why do they nol pul down the evil at home bofuru thej attempt t teach leesons of philan llirop i ni pcoplo of tho south charitj begineeth ni home ii is said hut theso disinterested friends f our colored population seem to think otherwise but if thoy nr unwilling la preach againsl northern slave ry of o i'n ibid greater rigor than thnt in ihe south why il thoy nol .• to lhe south where ihey sm ihe evil does oxisl to such an alarming oxlent come and tin h i il if you » i-h to battle a ith ii eflbctually — no the are too sensible of ihs reward ihey would re r.-ii ni tin in ills . .(' nn iusultod and injured p who know their rights and dare defend them we do believe thnt if ever tho rightoftho southern people to r.'tnni thoir sliives us property recognised ns such by ih constitution nnd laws of thn country — is touch ed in n legnl form then tho bonds of tins union will be cut asunder if then our northern brethren ralue tho union of the statos and the peace and happiness of their fellow n 1 them frown down tho seditious attempts of n lunalical crow a g tl who are kindling n tiro which win n onco started will result in the entire oon flngration of our beautiful political system foi ii .-]'. i-iiii.-ii of ih in in used by the immediate abolitionists to olfecl tlioir purposo wc rofer tho reader to nn iiiin below from uio columbia s c teles cope the follow ing is iho extract wo alludi 1 1 al tho commencemonl of th.s article i — enrroaa i'm norlliem slavery — 1 white slave — a most ex ii i . i . 1 1 it ry nml outrageous ulms , 1 usurpod authority our n tiiiiiw creature waa developed at tne upper po i lico office on saturday mr james mceunlly of fourth i street applied to mr palmer tho magistrate to send n little girl uhi ui liiiirii'i'.i years of age o tho house nf ll"t"ii_j us in k-iul she wns so iitv badly disposed thut il wns impossible to yet nnv t . » h i of her mr palmer consented to ink uie girl and send her lo the house of refuge or the alms house and mr mce unlly brought hor to the 1 olico office when be wns leaving the office in stretched oui his hand to shake hands with her but inst ml of putting oui bar bind io meet his ahe shrunk back from him as if his attempt ing to touch ber bad terrified her mr mcenally then left the office mr palmer observed die ocrurr.-nr and perceiveing thai the nl wns from some cnuso nr other in a state of extreme tenor ho addressed her in a wiln in manner ami endeavoured to encourage lu-r by saying that she shuiilil be taken good care of nnd made comfortable whilst be wns speaking to her be took her bv the hand on doing so hu perceived that il wns black and bruised from some hurt mr palmer naked her whal happened to her hand and she replied in tlio most piteous iiiiuuier oh sir my master hus i.-.l me ami my buck is very sore mr palmer then vim ii"il her person nml found lluit from the small of her bach down to the mit of her leg wns covered with black mniks bruises und cuts some of which were fus tltiue i • in making this discovery mr palmer made inqui ries mii ihe matter and from whut bus ns yet been do veloped it appears thai n mr it formerly of this city obtained possession ofthe girl but by what means is im yd unknown when sho was only a few years old ; hnd reared imr nml treated her completely ia ■ slave a few monthrback mr ii left this city and went to re side m new jersey and when going there bind out the l'irl to mcenally in llie same way that nnv slave owner would hire mil a slave at twenty shilling a month the money tn iii paid to k and the irirl to get nothing but food snd rn.me.it th unfortunate huh girl possesses an extremely agreeable and rather pretty countenance — and evinces too much simplicity in iiiu history she gives of herself to leave any ground fi.r doubt of its being true she im altogether ignorant at ler name r parentage nn.l only remembers that sho once lived in the <■< tut ry . when she cine inln the k.h sessinn of mr mcenally he named her philadelphia which when speaking to ber he generally abrevialed to ihe word philly uml ilus is the only name aim r collocta to have been over ealled by flv lu-r own ao i um she bus always been treated aa a complete slave nml mine she bus lieen with her lu.-l matter with the exception of food of which she snys she got suilicient im l is been treated worse than m'..si slaves have been treated in tins country during the last half century sh was obliged t sleep on the arret floor without any thing bul one blanket lor a bed nud covering snd ii i lu-r apparel sho snys il was never better thnn whut she now wears ami h.-r outer garment n seem ingly composed of a piece of an old suck " ml i ii 1 11 hum m\s i si sn " on l.liviil'i.v an infant daughter to christ tli statements expressed in the following i i n.-s cr in the mother's magazine will n i n joyful re sponse in the lii'i.t of y ii christian mother i lord a cepl rm infant child i'n ui the ill nn [ wilt receive ; ti in-i ll thildren smiled ; ll.i ihcr t blieve ci ii her iiit'uii ml iv"in i it siuui i ! on her shine no \ i ... l.i i n i.rk i . \ i . it ul seal li.r ever thine lord tint heavonly » isdom give if ir ther's 111 i'm prnj ei — i i i hoi . . dt ii ull in iv liw sbullerc i li tbj lend n care mot i.'i w ith \ on iff children blest inly i . nil your ho-tr i i ■ ■ . i i ... r u •■-■! promise rest — faith will in cl :. rich reward when ii uli agony you pray and ilu iluw irop inu your eye ; then hi truth in ine li play i ul th hill « anderurs . . t j 1 . . jbncs oh how rich th blessing ll your oflspring will receive it uliil hannah's love possessing i.i with hannah will believe x mothers infants lend ynur voices li.t.i tli su i.--t son i rnibo ilnik : tlio nnuelic hosl rejoices tuning hearts and imr j to praise w = select miscellany smiled nor wepl — hi s-t 1 1 1 lh k.-re.l with i l.--in allt wauglltors7_wfio r;imi ihun ihu iiirl iilmiil tlmjj fl __^_______________________________^^ t fl hi i ii li i h il nni ( ii 1 1 f i i i \ :-| h i ™ i i ; i ii ;;::;.'. i i ingfumil me wus inii.ueuloil when hu returned ihu yoiiny indies nt red ; but oh how altered !— e:n-s since i was travelling li i thu state — set his t lunii ami rum on u shelf ami inline where were lhe bounding slop ami elnstic gnil — new \ i rli min the provinco of i per canada diately left for his fathor's noar half a milo's dis tho brilliant eye tbe jocund smile — the silken at ■ li ho lv n cupo vincent and kingston betw tnnoe told his mother tho fire had gone out and tin — tho woll dressed hair and jewelled form ol hi two channels of the rivor si lnwranco we his will waa al homo sick and wished sho would lust night's ontcrtoinmont ? thoy wore pallid and h ii.is over wolf's or grand island which is bul go over and see to her — nl iho same timo stepping exhausted — iheir eye their hair their dress all ■ mink settled it was iu the depth of winter late into his father's bar took a glass of brandv ; na ho en dithabille — l>..th with a hectic cough — both ■ iu the evoniug wl i called at an inn as i bul came out staggered and fell and there he spent looking as wo-bog and spiritless as if ihey had ■ , on i non ut public houses several gentlemen the afternoon iust escaped from the siego of troy have you h were sitting r i the fireside engaged in conver hie ther was unfortunately given to habits slept well prist aaid ihe anxious parent — i billion v little interrupted h my coming in thej of intemperance and waa then under tho influence nol a wink father — wo tossed and tumblod and ■ made a short pause soon oiiu of tho c pun ro of ardent spirits however with lire uml fuel she worried for several hours bul not a wink of sleep ■ bumed tho conversnti and with tho spirit of in setoltto visit tho abode of distress sho ii i iltu — 1 my hood my hand nnd oh ray bouos my i diiruation said woll thul inun oti.'hl lojiehung woman and children speechless badly frozen and bonos probablyyourrestlcssnessarosofromoat ■ fur ii l'i c'ouducl lo his wife lo which the compa npparonll in tho ugouius of death vith bomo hi ing too heartily at supper " no such thing i'n i nv rosnunded in the affirmative is 1 did know liculty she do a fire threw a brick and stone in ther why i only ate a liitlo chichen salad n i the narticiilars of which tho wore i vorsing i homos i while they wore boating sho dis wing of turkey some jolly a fow macaronics und i , hi it wis the slander of « bar r and i ored the bottle of ruin being exceedingly mottoes a dozen pickled oysters and drank n few i m ,;„■ , p | ,„ tin ,. i'he compnii - lis chilled she drank frdel i ... nml thought it would glasses champaign um s all-exccpting a sponge i l early in ihe ning i ill una man do horg i bul onl deprived he of reason bt cake or two and a glass le node during dancing m • neighbor ith whom i had s hus this time brick aud -. ■ had bicomo ver i ■ ■• r mtrammantn ws lizzy i ess to transact s , a gentleman rode up to i irm and the drunken mother applied then io ale lw.cn as much as i did " no i didn t but i !, „,..,,- li i i if t — . minister/staling tbo naked feet of thn dying worn will onl ivas more s-duc father ; a few shoes of cold tongue i th-it -. woman had died thnd.it before and wis i add thai in aboul hurt minutes thu i i im - ' i fnla-modo boul three klos a feu ,„.'. „', bin and all i the fen ,.,! ; ... w huh i . u m r und r hen ramo t r reliul'-thal mes . . lives m banc mang - two plates i ,.-.- cream " , '" ,, , . .... , , . ._,. wisiii'vi'll — a little floating inland — bomo trulllns nnd bons — bontod and loomed tho lollowing p'lrtiuulnrs ' - ■ wi-i...\iu - ,,,,., i n hn inhuman husband of the deceased was it full to my lot to deliver tho funeral dis ine and oranges plumcako and custard during the ,,„. s „ n f ;, tiu -, , li p . .. , thu 1 1 md and was of this unfortunate fen the feelings i i evening i m jure i don i cure much lor solids lrlv addicted to habits of intemperance he had heart on this occasion i will nol attempt to do ami did you dn.ieo after supper lo bo sure ,,..,.„ marr i e d to miss b four ur live years not ibe when iho lid of oflin was rein ived nl j one colli one contra danco the ma „„.„,, i his early habits of lis.sipati.in ho had and many weeping eyes wore casting painful looks zourka and a gnllopudo 1 ho murder s out i no i bomowhil nr.l-1 1 prudenl till ho was her who had fell i victim to the cnsulities of wonder at head-nchos and bniie-aches and heart min-il hothon rave himself up to his cups and inten.pera , i saw her huslmnd tlio author of aches and sleepless houra after so nu.ch eating s ■• irousals ne lectin - ins b si ess scattering her hapless fete staggoi up to tho coffin uml to all churning those bingular masses l j i and contra «. 1 destrovinff-spondini ich ofhis time in the appearance with a heart as unmoved and nn .-> dor i liments in a dehcalo female itomach town of kin riton a place ti to i for intempera ■» tearless us the cold and lovely form on w hie » ith scarcelj sufficient gastric juice lo digest the uml riiinhh.m il was uot long before the last of fixed his drunken gaze we all proc led to the wing ol a sm hint s the way our girls hi m rtv tottered i a single card ho burying ground and t felt a pleasure in seeing the kill thomselvos prematurely j that a the cause ol ,, „| ' ,|,| the el , ul of us v , i nise it rum ooffi gnod to its peaceful abode but when i ; our heavy weekly lists ol interments : ofthe main 1 h,s wife was left to ui md wilh povert and had dismissed t mdienco in a christian form cases of consumpti uncharitably carried to the . ii i b'.ciinu o the mistuban with my own eyes i saw that drunken maniac slag credit of our climate alas 1 how many charming doned drunkards i ever saw ho hnd mt only suem er over the fi-.-h grav ' his bosom co inion women are hurried lo the grave bv carelessness ; ,., • , | w vo i itto.i to provide for ins f,„„lv bul my heart failed uml my spirits movod within me b tho bewitching attractions shionj by keep ithadboc i his delight to rob his forsaken wife and 1 could nol refrain from exclaiming in my ing la e hnura j by thin clol g and by eating too of every little o r.rt sh hi earn or receive irt almighty god i if it is thy will that man muchl the observation made by strangers is from a benevolent fri i u lived on wes should buffer in thia life impose on me what seem how pale and thin your ladies are !" why will le of the isl in i in a log hut li stoo on a ns eth g in thy eight let mu live in the cottage of they not huve resolution enough to discard these exo sod to the n then blast lhal swepl i mg the poverty all mv days and have nought bul the broad iking and destructive allurements why not cn ,.,!,,,- on th of l.ik ontario almost por p tunl of sorrow it and when i ..... thirsting on a dry joy life soberly discreetly prudently i i v ho i i at upon the lonely and and parched dosart lei liml no water but mine what can be more agonizing tc true inflection shattered dwullimr the rolli " waves of tho on """ l "'"' r earsj and when my enemies persuo mo than to see the girl nourished with tenderness in t,n were il a distance dashing thoir foam and aeek .„> reputation and m life and 1 fly for infancy amiable intelligent and acco l.shed gra „ , . - i ' ice a„.l mar of waters and protection ... ray las friend let that friend forsake ; dually sinking into her grave ere she reaches the j„n - .~ l l.-.l io ih dismal gloom that reigned me bul ol gracious heaven deliver mem for ageofwomanl 11 rhe pride and delight of fond w * ' . . ... , th all-devouring and overwhelming fate of the parents and numerous fnends the rose which oar "'::;,:;;;;;!:;„!,■ '„;:::,:. h«d ».,.,-,■ u ha p . d j alley g u *, «»^ ,,, ,.,„ .,„> . .,,;,,< ,,,. , i <.„, .... i i b.rs nn.l iroopiuo ike the liv ot lb va u r 1 o see ov fate lam attempting to describe tsho had been .. ' < - - r ' .' i . i i r o miu has since killed bersell thu evo once so lirilliant kuiiuuii he.'ivv ami lull ; married and confluod l ilus prison lions ol a ' f ' .,.,, ' d-uiiki.r near five years ah ! hapless w an ■*♦* i 1 h " l ■" nibby now thin and pallid - l,,l ihdshe ihinkwhen sh gave hereelf to the fashionable parties am i.ath llorits i ■• witness ,!„. b-mg so beloved eo chenahed the , iii i ii . ..:.. t ,. .._-,, i v m m mivii vi inn <>! sow but unerring disease nol *-. ii--t itu man she tenderly loved and who promised to pro \ m m - m - >"*"• - » teet her that be was s lo become to lu-r the we are killing ourselves in this country l.v inch """''• l "" l,r ""- 1 " ','" :'>' ne k lect ! hy fe»hion i o uurc of a thousand woea wnh the pencil offan os and that fer .. tall man or an amazonian a an ■ " ] u " * " , "'"' 1 " ll "" 1 ""• " l 1 "- p b > ;" pi , v s e l l,ii „• scenes f i'utuie lit iin.l th-v s ii il ilu i relic n in s lh our into i - """ '■»'""">« ""« ' ' «- sullnm i-lorv aii.1 lh i„„..-,l imih - hu lin i lu.-.k in f irihk o .. 1 i,,r-..i s,mi le.ilih '■""'' ' l-^^ljllllll-l^^^^-^-^mwmwm ilu christain idvocate and journal barclays bul little was known of them but that little proved that the iniquities of tho father had indeed boon severolv visited on the children capt , of the steamship chieftain plying between liverpool and belfast had met with his and our old friond charles aboul u year before travelling botwoon tit .'■-. .,.'■ >• pi i lt..l...o iii lancashire whither he iiiiii been to visit ilis youngest sister who was hired as a la ruier's servant sotiiew hefu in lhe neighborhood of llnllon ! i'oor charles was it common sailor contending will il.e elements f.r n precarious ami scanty support for himself und u widowed mother — neichcrii spectator 1u inn rican brutus — a few days since young buchanan s,,n f judge j buchanan was tried ii ni.'|i"lis i mi au indictmnnt for the murder of mills whom ihe former shut down in self-de fence from a mob headod by ellis a few weeks in efforts hud been ma lo by lhe most respect ful ami influential citizens of the state to induce the attorno uonernl toonter a noli prosequi i hut the application being mado known to judge bu.-h iniiii i ilie futhor of the accused he with roman firmness ami virtuo sternly forbade tho measure and directed tho trial lo proceed ilu was attend ed and supported lo the bench by roger ll taney ami ulher distinguished mary landers the spec tacle must h,,ve i m sublime — the rev haired and fond hearted bul noble and firm old man sitting iu judgoilient in a ease of life and dentil upon lus own iiiii i'he trial was full ami fair i'll evidence indicated the existence of a preconcerted design on the part of the deceased and l.is companions to in i uml maltreat mr buchanan ; thai he avoided u cnllisaion with him us long us it was consistent with ilis safety nnd it wus only on compulsion nud in the lust r.-sort hu took thu severe measure which ended fatally towards the conclusion ofthe trial lhe agitation of the farther became extreme bul waa joyfull terminated l.y a verdict of not guilty which the jury returned withoul leaving the box such in cidents prove lhal notwithstanding the inflated eulo giums upon the stern and inflexible virtues of tho ancients the history of ihe present nine if impar tially told will exhibit nn sublime instances of ex cellence without ilu harsh and barbarous traits which obscure tlm lustre ofthe roman name philadelphia oasetle a public danger — a glutton of „ fellow was lining at a hotel wh in the course of tl bat tle of knives and forks accidentally cl ilis in iiiiii which wu observed by a yankee piker sitting near by who bawled out i say friend don't m.i lhal are hole iu your ciuinlenuiice uny lar ger for hod's suk for thu rest on us will starve to death from the columbia telescope if may i i'l.lllkilmi there was sent to us hv tlm iiti.il yesterday from the unacknowledged hand of some secret wrolch folded inside of a northern newspaper a coarse large print representing a cotton plantar lashing his nuked kuoeling slave li is liv snob vile | in i ol exaggeration ami cant that lhe institutions ol . the south me to i rendered odious niul horrible it is b such despicable stage-trickery as this lhat tho s nobilities of our neighbours re attempted t bu wm ki 1 lip i the duo degree f tragic frenzy we would ihajik those whose imaginations era so much ill lil by lhe alleged horrors of the lush to t.ll iis how il nl ir of mankind are to be car ried i w nh ut ii or something equivalent pram ih urchin nt school to tlm cooqueror upon the li.-ld or the wave its necessity is acknowledged uml its use universal of lhe abolition scholars who quote cowper uml sterne m sentimentally how many would ever have learnt iheir a is s without ilu stimulus ofthe birch in this country i nnd iu england in i si oi or iii london ihey gn an luv.r the unhappy f.ie i the k.r negro who is whipped with ii moderate sized hickory switch by lus master in south carolina — a country distunt \ from iheirs — and all lhe while these same philan . thn tu-ts every da unconcernedly see sailors and i soldiers — ihu heroes of lako erie and trafalgar rhiamhuhiisl.ai.il of her youth was a ilruukurd — ami what could she expecl ! despair settled upon her pule brow and anguish rune her bleeding heart imut ray of hope she its glimmering upon her solitary path lis if destined to woes with h't sor rows her cures increased two infant children demanded her attenl ind bar tears the youngest w ' of which was but a few weeks old when its mother full n victim 10 neglect und despair and hum let simple narrative tell her tale of woe when her infant was bul ten days old she was un der the essity of oiling out thr nigh drift mid snow ami piercing wind lo gather fuel to keep her from freezing her husband being gone on ii drunken frolic sho took ft severe cold and was soon confined to her lied of straw for such it lilo rallv was no longer able lo walk or even sit up early one morning us her brutal husband was set ling off to ilu tavern to pe.i<l ibe day she expos tulated with hiin and en.leavoroil to impress upon lus mind her distressed snd cn'ical condition shu ami thai refreshing sleep which seals up the eye lids in c.iliii and soft repose niul ministers to real enjoyments we marvel wh fashion instead i being represented in bewitching and attractive co lors ui noi drawn with a medusa's head bar eves ami snaky crest — or under the silken cowl and wreaths of rasos skeleton head peeping out as a warning — nnd a oaulion in timo a memento itmri i this couutrv we eat an.l ilance ourselves to death with much more rapidity thun ihe d at the sand wi.-li islands i met ii friend on the pare i week who said " will you cm lo our pa.lv to-morrow night !" a party 1 howl comfortable dish of tea game of whist glass of whiskey-punch and a sandwich eli '." oh no — a real tourer — a dancing jam — a regular turn out — been preparing a fortnight i must give a couple overy year for ihe sake of the world u know the world ha i well i'll in an.l if i don't you won't im-s ni in the squeeze tell me for old acquaintance nks how much will the result of gambling — wn rejoice to learn that the gambling shop which has been so boldly established in our peaceful and compnrntivel mo ral town has met with but poor eucoumgemout and lhat our fellow townsmen are unwilling to risk their fair fame ibr the appellation gambler i or to exchange iheir prospects of an hooeet com petence for the precarious and disreputable chancos tiered in tin haunts of indolence and vice por tbe lilsl week after the bstabusi ill of the house iii question the pies of curiosity availed a majority of those who visited it hut thnt has ceased to ihi an apology and the few calls lhal now oonliini i ih made are attributed to the proper motive and proud ure w to say that thev are indeed few we understand thai our lust allusion to ilus sub ject moderate in manner end well intentioned us it was gave ll.-nc to those concerned wens sun them lhal wu did not intend to wound the i.-.l inys of any ono ; our motives was of u dilfercnt persia wu uddicled t in'.emperanoo pnraxapas one of h.s favorites one iluy after u debauch re presented to bun thul ha had drank too much wine i will convince vou said cambyaes thai wine never deprives me of my judgment or address ll then called for another howl iiiiii having quaf fed it h lore i the hoi i peraxapee a promis ing youth of i - v.-urs of age i be tl i lo the iruiik i one of the trees iii the garden of ll palace lie then selected un arrow a i while lining il to lus how he ii kane i towards the terrace saying " if i do not pierce the heart of your son with lhis ar row i will frankl acknowledge thai wine has a paralyzing influence over my fiioeltiee thu ar row hew through the nr nnd lodged in the bosom of lhe youth on being opened his heart was found cloven in twin the courtiers present including peraxapee were loud in ibuir praises of lhe ad dress of the tyrant ileaulii a king of