The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, July 10, 1856, Image 1
#l3t,oTge . A. , ,.fikirst,.. Vitbliiqi-r, ()Ijoirt ffettp. -THE UNION FOREVER. Perish the hand that would destroy The teinple'er our sires ! • Perish the heart that hopes for joy In its , consuming fires! Let not the -monster be forgot__ Who ditres to VA the flame. • Itat curse "him with s traitor's lot, traitor's name. E , Oar fainting hopes iefuse.tp rile; Ourloitering hula - art:a : stanch And Freedom's banner still floats high O'er a unitedland The stars.that gem the azure fold 314 cease,au•liilc to shine ! the arm that• holds Th dagstaffis Divine • - While the dark raven bodes - &spai r; And still our fear renews, - - , • The-nblee.agle, high in Air, Ills'enward nap pu-rsries: lie dreads not there the tempest's wrath, Tialug.ll all iiia thunders roll :• But soiN aoove the tempest's path, . • Exulting to the gnu!. ___.------------------ -- clitliOtlitittlilii . s -. Tilt,, ..I.IIK lif ILTIT,,- t••t - NELLIE CLIFTON. Why do you sit in. pin;;Cousin I,nev.'Mhqn.it Is so phrisant,out of dour ?" kelainte‘d; bounaing,:into hey room,' ono day, iny face. friowing with . exerise- :tin! s;ivr.)yinct• my larg(!Sunbonne,t in, my hand, "<:,0111, - and walk with' me, I stoppipl what is thc - • InatWr darling;" and in'- : monietit : , • ••4k,,iii may arms around her peck. ..She .sat: w=ith' lar heal, leaning ru white:JlMA:while her arm reAerl on the tat?, ot'er' which were scattered books and paper:, and elegant bifonterie; but • now 11e . tears were4hding •slowly dovin her lovely, chek.,and her eyes were, bent inournfully,yet tenderly, upon something i nher band: ; 'Twas only a /oi,:k of hair, yett recalled some • memory cif the past with painful distinctness, fori the fait face was stained -with tears, and . the protni c hena drooped' in an attitude of detpitlejetiott. The glossy it.ess,-coiled nand her fingers, was iof a jetty hue ;; soft, wavy an 4 short, and I . longed to know its history, but forbore toestioninz, 'while I drew s low saoel to Lucy's side, and strtki , e to soothe :her by my silent caresses: . , ..? "You - arlea . roe thO other thiv,,Nellie,..why I my bride,land we Shall be co halipv.7 1 had never niarried.'7l-had. not 'rtsked this • Anil 'there, in tint 1, - •afv• lower, with rka-, ilroughtls question 'beeauSe, Wa..p Old; I : en- for !our Witne, , s, we plig'uled our. truth, heing only.twenip: l. Lbree ; and 'her' nwe "limn- and lie ;tofu -the alt plans f‘ii thi.- furtive. ty ripened:into : perfect wominhOod, but Thad 1 11ecva.5: . to . finish . his vitmatiOn,- trav et . the wondered why . s.W had` not unntinent two years;,,- and -then enter the le with some of the wealthy; and distinguished gal . pfofession, at .a * southern Bar.' Et7ening salters who.had , sought * herhand:;. shadow's were gathering around us when we , • " Yes, said I, it was a mystery to - me why you did not marry- that elegant Mr. Stanly, who used to send you ;such beautiful bo quets ; then there , was , Motor. Elmore, with his gifted: mind, and 'polished sminnvis - ; that wealthy Walton; I the fascinating Langfordi "Nerer'mind, ?lellie," said Lucy, inter ( rupting me. as I was murmuring on with raY catalogue, in : guitar' theatrical style," can tell you why,-7.--.l'have never loved any of them; hut I have loved-with all tha p strength of a first, 'pure and passionate love." " You,onsin Lucy 1" and I , looked up with surprise into ilte :usually e.alw,elteeriul face, now so hopeless and wretched in every outline. YeS, it is 'six years since I met one 'whose image was . to I , lend with all the d:iy, dreams of my after, life, I was .. hut seventeen theri,and was spending, a few weeks with a dear friend of inine, at Lakeville, Marian. Archer, - noiv. Mrs.. Elliott. • Her lover. had graduated at Yale College; 'and *as ever speaking, inl.o:ns .14 itizbest praise;, of a .yOung the • ; and. as.he to spend the ensuing Va eAtion with Elliott, he proi l ni.ed to bring to see his . True to his'promise he carli:! one day, and Alfred ()ray with him. At first I saw nothing: rern*rkable in the c2n e gian,i e k ! :,ept a pail of very dark, , I' . .Tressive; niLd mass es,Of glossy, black air.'llM. forelf6ad - eras and well de: I I...3loped,but his featuris were not regular, yet 1111, face was. soot4oriotteri in the treasuresr:of I his highly gifted. Mind. was superior 1 nvin'satig:,list, charming ! by his ready, and faelle hvl the remarkable' flow of !efid language. His infurmaJ 6 "on'Was afiktiltbal, be wa.' iloi:d.,yetSOtll-] x!--414 !-* • ' 44 ! M . ; wiled the full 1I 6 , 1 ! • •.! . • Lh.spitel dam:, senthern : !eyes, l th're r iyas . a eool j Saxon': bra‘.ery, and ,!41f .!.;.)ntroi:erg-ing 4:M to banghtinesTs;': in' his 1 6:4ria4,v,, that m 4 ,14, him seem -cildei'than he Nally %yris.„ for he was only nineteen. Ire! 'Marian, and I With Sla !easy; layar.' tial politea , !!:3,!V t .4 eAtrik day - after day, till! Elliqtt iavfuriv decided, that s if I 41h1 1:10t takt• hi/6. lo slionlil get jealO - fs. ! -ftnlti of tnu.4'le- we :were left niaellslotio to iing and play together. - y-or hours :he! . would .iitand by the; as L sat the piano, mingling rielj i voice with mine", or turning, "rert-l!e braves of MY inu'fie; yet lie!Was " 1 Y P 6 lite, nt..ver by a Ovoid; or net,tetrav in!m l • :I/ nre7A i I.J nan a pastAtng interest: :in nn n . .e; -still- I I r.Q+.l . ced 'that his-eye ere . r . .seught mine, and. tf la.! he gMflually State . Mire and More by mY 7 -I'.6e ; 'reiolin44! to tne conversing in 'his 4.; 0 strangely inanner. I greir i Por-Tht) Ihlmorrat ested uuconscionsly; and after waiving an:. „adieu,,.always watched him All he was tO `sight, `and then — listened eagerly for; the turning footstep, that Caused a quicker pul-. sation of the heart.; and brought a crimson to lily -cheek; -yet I did not stop to an alyze My feeliws, or I Might have then uip-' Tied itithe bud, a - passion that was to destitiy my-peace, but his very reserve threwme hff. nit guard, and I ient.o,: only feeling happy 1 was in his rociety, : aud_ content to :quaff the'eup of bliss unairakened, fgr bow should I define the new; and exquisite emo tions •of • happiness:. that slumbered lw my • heart.' • One.plensant afternoon August, he ask ed. me'-to take .a Wa L lk wikh hint I - soon equippe r d layself, and went I.iy his sitle chat tin:lt...gaily.; but nOticed lire was iu ie at;= presseli : than ti,unl. I glaw silent, and we ,manderejr en ti'd Ave shaav dell, Deride a rippling stfearn tliat piistenoil be tween the . parting leaves. 4 .M 4 e our selves on, a soft, Inessr• la4ik. bettoativ t iii spreaklinff branehes ofit luxu. i iaat inapii- that grew ori the brink of the ba'bbling brooklet, and 4'1 ; 1" saw the itejeeted eotintenanee, of ray. youtpaniori, I inquired. . . " I tr( r , able . ozi, Mr. Grin - ?" "1/o iiot call tni. Mr. Cray, call we .%.11red, - please do." " - Alfred then." lie smiled his• • thanlcs,H and told me :IV. • 41104 leave on the morroW. I - was taken tiy surprise. " What, zd:sr.t.On, .111'101 and .a sudden sen-e Ilt!solatiOn came over4ne. anal ..1 %yam y,M tO thiak in 6 sometimes t take this as a meMento of one - who humbly tiliVe.4.a place hi your unnnorv, fir he will . ever look back . li - port . the h your society ; ,ftS the happiest of I}is satin g lie severed a - lock of Lair from his those;glossy, ra yen tresses - I so jastly admired. I e.;;entled my Itaud, tremldingly;.tO - take it, while my eyes 1410 ivlth tear, for, as - .Suddenly . .:as the lightning's - dash, tad,- come, the knowledge that I-ioised. Ile gazed eagerly, 'and : lattgli.: ing,ly„, into mY. face for a moment, and theri. with a 'passionate gesture dieW. any head his bosom; and "iii low, half iocoher7. ent'wori.l4, told his hive, stroking back .my long, ritsgletiz, and gazing intO my. eyes With a looki.ef•Vebetnent tendern buried : thy face' on his shoulder, and wept from very- ei cess,or !happiness. 'Lie drei me .-- closer to . him; and o'ir hl x tnetin w pnie, and fe.rrent "..-Mykmva darliag," ber said, :"aliel I hare earned Is' e.alth and fathe, I will come back and them. at your fort, and you shall be at last parted. With onn! last embrace, a clasping. of hands, and a "God bless you, dar lingi" lie was gone'. • While he was at College:I received letters from biro, filled with unchanging teriderncs, and one the day of his embarkation for. Lon- - don, - bo hopeful arnl clicrring, was the last be ever wrote." " Why, what became of him r 1 asieil. " I know not," rep - lied 'Lacy, badly, "I * wily. know I;never heard from liirn more." " And you love him still I" "Lo4 . e him I yea, Nellie, with all the in-. tensity of ray nature,' as "truly and utrehang , ingly as when we parted six years ago to-day, only with alone deeper, g possible, and :pu rified by affection and suffering. My heart yearns for him constantlyt-and. in the, day. : time, and the silent' cin*.cl+§ of the night,'',my soul cries.out for him f`or years. a liiocy 'shadow: has rested on my heart,-yet none.but " Ile'Who-seeth. n secret known iti.• -I have tried to f..vrget 'himl.ut it has been use less. serer hare loolird ulrou thk - dark lock - ofLhair, and felt it twining around fing,;v. but ;it 11:L, brouglit back all the',past. in An) inoCkery of the present, sand civilness that _defied fOlg,etfulaess. ,E erc boo and Cone, every' wor4 of lore andtend erqsrs Of him, who has biter: tho singonf or my existence,/,: Las. been recalled " . ..-:l!i'd yet have you . nOver tio.):iyia of filar rvin4 :inothee\ Lucy'!" } II I .. t..inly onc:e. IV3$ I .ted,ipted ;'when fir: El wor,e laid his wealth . .ao 060 on :it my Pert., , .. I had-nver thought pi' hien as a lova,lnp tii 1 ? .: tuti•de.a . folinhl olTer of his hand jand - I hart. I res pe ct.4l_ L , untfOr hi, varit.l,4,4nts • and . :Inuredatiaintuents,.and a iliS -i7 , lllti rated and', retitled -taste. Lle4was. all I could titk in a 141,band .; a , reeable, It se inati tl g, .i na deVo tt4y Atiaelted to tie. 11.16-ottertAl ttfifa lilen-' did: lioiile; mid 'llad 'jo l t all my 'li ri.; I.K;en d' dmary Nietste, an/ iiiiquid I, nut forget: the hitier past in the lux.nry frith wbiat in wi-mid • - • , duTrountt me; and in 111# invil 4 . I told lu t a to : - I wai (till Inoruiv, for lila proir),. , ll -1 ! ed 4 1 -n ,:e ttl ay Mirpaw., _ ..1 ,.. ~ - 41 mated -to tily ;.Nero;- awl .was iiiitidg thOughtfully by-the ..t,ribh4 when' I oren;4.l a box and this lock - of - h.:lir tne't my gaze.• 1 . itprattg, to tin" itittCus - ratiLlied. avid coulluittil; .._ (..-?... '_that' -I could have Avnykt of artuth for one moment, when, rtiy... Junta Was. -Alfred' . (ra)-'s, Wholly and , dev ittaily. ' What, iii ear tft.loVe and honors one; when ilfr -- whole:life Aud.. l4onged . ...p,j.anotliry - 3 thOght ti.o-41mi , of .Dr. Altafire, hut with xaysoni-icinl rK.) wa.s again threading- . the - "nazis of ineatory, ‘ While iii every aisle of thtelleart,- whole every I A. WEEKLY SOURNAL---DEVOTED TO POLITICS, NEWS; LITER T . t.;;RICYLTIM SO E AND ITOMILITY. ••• - life-beat was:.his, I fonnd alone his image enshrined., That•night !Jet the Waves of an guish roll over, me, in unresisted power, till every fibre of . rity being .quivered in agony, ilnew not if he Was 'unworthy—l only knew I loved with Passionate sobs, and w e n d s , I plead for his'fagiveness, as if he had been present, for, fergeting hint one moment. Nearly all Inight I paced . ray . room with ner- Tons steps, pressing this lock of :hair to My lips and heart,',,forit had savcil me from com., mitting an awful sin before find. The next. morning I Met Dr. E calmly, and toad him Why I relented his otTer: I pitied him when I s.aw that any refusal had made him unhappy, but he came to my tide, and taking my: handl . reverently in ex- " Thourli roilr woids hay: doo tt wa ino t o a life o mi , ery, yet. I love nut I , ot tor, venc2t .ate voit for ; and ~.11 : ink you for tho delicacy rtid candor tliid to Taro lily l'erini(m.• to y”ur :in:l 1 v.iii inrrntle tin' love no voore.7 " rotlitted 11,; liaS true- 1 ,, his :Ind I ll:ink vont iwes, ;NA, :ire beacllitp . , him . 1i) for:2:0," :salt! r, " P,haw I you I care for him, I. ll t, w i ll ! (1 0 you supl'.oSe Kati bc::!ome of Al ,t • fit:,l(;rny :" fur I • mil' s uiuclt intetested in cousin I..uov*.s story; but I.efOro. slm could re ply 3 59 - rovallt entered:, saying- a L - ; ,- mleman to ice her in the parlor. -. 4 . Who can it be'.? come Nellie, it mar be 11r. 1..!):111 . 1):t . ‘ r . to , seil:ti for ;pm, and save me, the ‘trouble." - I wri: 'half p6ut*ln.:'r. r;•fuLal, when Lucy dr;,tv my arm tiirough lienz, r ana I,oking down .con!:ingly into tny “Forgive my jesting, Coz.,.l.know you do not . .eare for him, aril it more. ,ome one on Ins,lnA,:• Lsaueily ‘rit.hdrviviny . arm, and running dPwn stairs before her, - enterel the . parh,r I•. - : i first. - A. tall, noble !puking man was stanil hi, mar the table -. ull ::ta eager,.,expectan t look lighlinn. .up his fine, hamlsonie face.—_ . ' The c'ye..s, that g;tvolue a disapp lazedo glance, wer'e, larg, atniAlaik ';' the hair that 5i.a..4 pu , ll- i I ed.baek, in' gio:Fsy wiares, from the broad, high brow, w:as the &rate 'hair. 'Lucy is Cortiing,"ll stumnicrb!, nbaslied r i atl the •presence' of the. 'handsome stranger, and !ms-1-spoke she-t.ntered. Shp had walked bit i - 1 a few steps before-Shp soddenly stopped, and . I scanned his featureAClusely. Iler- face grew, 1 de:adly.-palti, unit I thOught slie,was. going to faint; but iecoviering her self pieise‘sion she bowed with cold politens, "Mr. Gray, I be lieve." - • "Yea, ?Jour orr . a.Alfred," and his' voice was tretunktis with emotion,' while lift stretehM out his . arms toward her with 'yearning ten derness.. A trirni4ntary stru , :egle 'between pride and 14-,r Woman's Jheart, nad. She sprang tOw4l him, and- was •tilaap6l to . his breast, While he passionate kisses:upon: the drat- lips that thrilled to his touch, murmur ing, "Thank 'God rot; This grifat happiness!" Ltiey : didinot wait to a•k. why he had de serted hei; slieotilv knew . ilte loved him, and that he Lad .returned, and it. needed not Words to assure her that be had been true to heroll the long, weary years of-their separa tion." 'lglideflifretit ithe room, and lift the losers to their joy_ bilt- that evening ns we i►ll,sat together' in tbe.parlor, in the dim twi light, with Lacy 'S hand clasped in .his, Al fied told his story. - •• "In the cabin, of the ies..sel, I took for Lorr don,lfonnd a yoiiiiinaan Whom . I Lad met &lore. We entered into Conrenzation,' and he casually inquired '7, ^..• Wive you heard . of Lucy DenGeld's niar• APO?" • " Martied impo+s I exclaimed start in to, my. feet. Tie filireared not to notice lay ag,itation; and e4uietlY - replied," certainly, ? I attended liei wedding last Tueiday evenino- She married a 'Di. Elmore' of New. Haven, .1 believe you bad a penchant forler one." I st rode- front the 'room, muttering : curse , ' between my chinplp..4. l T went'on dock ; and nothing,.hnt -resignation to the will of iiroiidetice, restrained me ;row throwing my telf into the Water. !X.l nigh: I inteed the. deelciu the utinost,6iigui4i of inind—lici had lust cou.iiiiered Worth forony brit .suldetily blighted, and'. in In); tuaJnc I.prayei, fur, deatliA: but Go , l did net 'see. fit to nn.iver lily rebellion. , pray, er, alit for, the 'rest' of . the ._yoyar I grew irnoody..and silsnt ; refu;iin . g 4 111 ithereourk •with an fativ ilaseri ,, ers, but. on my arrival ln London, where I traosacwd • some burins ,~ I s.ent.•iti:ti.ti 4Aely" fur . purpose •of the intst; yet ,w:itliout I•spent .a -winter in rati.s,'aui l l bon' htnice journeyel. 0 4 . t o R o me. ; with a -,ltietertaittation never to urn to a gionntty Lain been I , l,ent taw happiest Iloilo of 414 • 6iglit ! onlyteud tv ri.0a11.:411 I ritriive .4.osurget. I visited hourly .every . place .and everiihing of ites.est in-Europe; tntveleti- in I;! ,, Trit. and • paS. 4 4,l'initO 'Asia ;. - when at last • Was porsuidod .by an, (Al friend,- 'return - to .zinieiintt. I did ,o‘Witit rernotattee, and on instar4ay, I 'nfet - : Itty . •quottdota . ulasa-unate,l from . ViioUl lied not heardsince - "Ai:part - tire' . lie - .iironetie4l me fell. • riSY, negief - .l,.'.and - Witt - mint tellin;ilainttlie true re.sson, suceeedeAl in his iesenitneut. At Lust `I bull uouregn to-inquire about 'EI - . • I.7eAre• • ; i . MILE/awn ! I know•no such )ady,' .clairtsed Elliot. .' Formedy. Lucy %AUld , t fal win& R-01.1- . Sontrose, ,iitsquelpitua Count')Alenit a, Ciursball ,`,4_4(11 10, 18.504 -"- Why Alfreil, Luey,bas never Leen mar ried, and I havl more than e' anspeeted that sh hail a partiality 4„ for. y.on, you seapegrace!"- "Neer been married reiterated in ali tenishinent, tell Me, dia she not marry a - 1),„ Elmnre . of New il lawn " Sever!" saill Frank - , naw'tlitinrouzly ben.4l by mr.e4nestne'pf;. - I . " Good lienvqpi, what Intro I done ?'' .and 'giving him n brtef explanntion;.nnil . 112orii ing your resilltm4. , e,, I to ; and Itete-I nm; devoted toyii!4; , • we pliglitod ourrows . , in the groy:i. , y the rippling brook, Itet to claini Ilwrowaid . of.rm;stanitv in-your lore. Lncr,' Thce blushing/ cl“..Ylz, ac l boniniug eve. told bow freAt i iva; altody his. Tho t to ry of Lttev's tn:o4l ,- t : zo was fabrivatol n ~)wr TVjoi:teti suitor - , 4110,,..! at c:lll.4t.tis ha k M,, , en ro nll , l Iyito att;itchnicgit t(• M. t'to.l (;ray. • - • •. 111 a it• V s. v. :1 1‘ 1,11,•V Der, , r 1,111k4:41 lVrrliir. tlrut 111;:11, IV il l ,l CIO tlVlit'k? ri`.;ll: ill't : r,nd tb., , )I.r brown.hnir thr,-n : 411 tll,;* la*:o veil. tlmt 'll , :attql rightly on 81),..,.-nt litA.gin , :ertil ;ortn an .1 orct !IP, heavy f,iti_ 111 t .t.3%hifo satin dre,s. : L.-:- 11(it',:. ) vas 1 .oillciato.l , ritle•smiti(l, a . ; g•r N li ti .re ta n am; 1 ditl t t bla t 4m , the . -han:l-4.lne I,ti!h•s -ttroom, if It hear 5,,11,1 with piido, a he .i.:;;;!(.1 on th;:fovery :wing by hi:" side ; • and I . pany might vnt et.;nsin Lucy ; hat- tiol,h• Int,i)and. 1 vi,itol th,..111 loagrsiivet in th;Ar spfen 'Ed honto, p.trroustiol 'l , y all that taste Or f:ln ry can 1' rel):v4.., for their zratiftcation. Wlion - 1 con:rat ulatol th'fan i;Ltyfaily r4ttritizeil mist:lwiv glattec• . • " I 6:411i 1 r'ia :pre fur y 1t r i,.1 ( .." 1• Fir 4 Tt9llpDation. • t k•st , Lnsmit-srozx uovs. • • - • - At an early ai4eil lot my fithe, left u wi h but litileef this I.o_4l,l's:ctoodi:rit . , . -... . ~_...,.::“.1111.. Si et. became . ne,e - . :Iry that I should - 11nd em- 1 t """ and C4" *. . -, - '" r-rid ay. ''' . ' ln ' to a + the anxiotts inquires of Lucy, 1- only • replied plovnierit.. .. 1 was-hen thirteen' years of ais and not very struti;"4 or stout, nut . vet with .1 -' 1 t 1 1 1 : : : I i I k ','::4 n t n h i' itt " l ' l e ' l ly '' ol ( n ) l ,l l : ) ° •;. e v r i s L . r l a ti l : te. i. f t e c l A will to do atlythini that c`ould.he fuutid - for, 11.0. theft. _'lis: gaze at, - me in I...iltliCh; was MC to .do.. At length my tuuther . inade ail ar-• rav,,moit viti.i..„ far to bv , tho n • aihe of proof enough but hi S Cortveratitini with - the tailor Made it4stire.' That afterhbonll --- dared Morris, and I was then takon iiitia his shop us not go to . ..church,. and my ..motlier. I worried' an apprentice. •-• With irint I remained two' over me. . If she bad only - - ,let . ine ;alone,- I. years, bnt at the end of.. that: time I_ became* might haVe ' hieen " less iniserabie ; Ibut she worn doyen with hard work imposed Upon shot " I clung oldie to me, andillnul_ to lie iv -ber me, that my incithet resolved that I i the first falsehood I ever' spoke to thit noble remain there no • !pager: . -MY . sister' LitcY,l. who was two years Older tba4 myself, ' ha - d r ' . '"'" an ' 1. .', ' • • 1 • long detected my fi!fling strength-mid it, Another night of - restless agony, and then t i n 7: a e t m , rn e t i n i i 4) s ; . e t3 r r !. 6. was mainly through her efforts 'that 1 wag t I P4 t W rt it . S o la f te 4-1 ‘ 1 ;h6 1 In....l.mtluset reMoved from the Pace, for I should !lever . 11ave comiliinc.d. i - , • weaned - tn the, kitchen,and I found my moth p;& .A nd ,er pale-and Iltsittblik-'e as death its e lf; I F u i th ( f. hastened. I was now. fifteen- r -t tall, slim and I kticp• that I e. otil .s not stand any sort ofa, moment l ' far&t'r nki . " . .nyn Pain; :i.d. ~,,,k .which taxed nn physical strength ei,j.,,,0 her title. ..Tdre:gazed . up int6itiv face with any great :-. 7 ;t e nt. 1 at. fortune favoreticrieei, snehi a look :4 2 hope 1 .. may Ine'ver lamtin A Mr. dosepb.Everet , l, who kept it drY ' , nods 1 ' e( •`• - t 10 .• 0 , 1)47,, , t , y.t. , p, to ask me 'any questions, store near hy, was it4want of :i salesman and through My sister's Atitluenbul . obtained the I ; sti-liclir3er.le.f'4Nilil.'eEt.irteti'lini.it'nttsgoyuuntitinnt.ctsliattoel.' the I 4:Calk', ask , ' L I . t.ti eestion4-I. could 'net . lay a. place:. Mr..EVere.nill had a-daughter named Julia, about - .my ownirige, w• 116 wits very• inti mate with Lucy, an 4 it was byber intercea-. • •wurd. Without breakfaSt, ; •withouC L w:dting to see Ludy,.l started -fro. -the. Pco' .sion vilili her father ,that Lucy gained! the ' , . , i.: . . • • _pie whom I met gazed -at,- me IS , har t nly,. L amli once I heard the - word:o.qt: pronouneed ! . Q point, • I - I was duly installed in-the plice - and I was non happy. anti -icontented,' for my em .,,.Evered had told the Story of - nry carne ploy-a! Was kind, and nu,...intiinaes •spruars u .,,' low could' Ite.';l • No, 'no,"Ltva.s; the tailor whe i t . done it: . .Yet;lit'vras • betwi,enLlny . ,eit . and .podia, 47hia; afforded m r e old it, - 'for My lentplOver . 'woutdl - never'- have soddenly the thought of.flight °enured to me purer bliss than I had before._ experienced.----. knoWn. - I. !stepped, and"! Why had I net thou htof it•bs.tured- '-' Why. Thus matters went on for a year, and at tlis • end of that time my k'ealth was restored, .and I should I shay- longer Where Anti). I hail so far gained upon tb9 confidence of Mr. Everend that he now trusted .me • with. -some of his most particular basiness. Only '' lll „ iSte ,r C4114a 'l2-4l'ing after in es' 'l'4' her hair one thing troubled 4. I.was not •rceeivin7 i •`,'""aung Wilillyi in themorniem air, !Auld . 11 . 4" 0 1 ....... L., SUCIV,,II aR,I fancied my serrices eutitlel 'l'l,:ciel:_,ltiasiie;4''k,:-4.4t9iiireaw51t47.,,,.11:1..a1vd, •me to, •In tact . ' was; in debt, •. I • had- par: , ‘-'o,t-'",_tar'e,'lll=!lie uttered, ' court o chased a new suit of iduthei of a tailor in tha- er 'tic i 7 . :-. - . I. ' neighborhood, and wig owing for them. The -My sister seized .my hand, -and I tailor wanted his rtioney and I had pronziell , dragged Me., away. - I reaehed Il L ny' lritn - be shouldhare it, at 4 certain' time ; but 1 knew not, how Ifor. My reason had -Al me. IntO the little bedroom holey . 1 that time came and .4-ent, and I could ',n o t pax; -him. ' Ire then tiireatimed, and - I prom- me, and there ray my mother,l st iced ariew. -0 . ! how roany limes I wished I cold. ' ' F - • - 1 had not bought those: l i clothes. I conic! have • 0 - Charles; you, have killed. 'her rot along without thina aid I reached that '10). `tier,, as she threw . :herself ni>011 : never again Wotild I buy anything witielt I 'She could not stand your .disgrace 11 One niume4 I gazeit upon that ph, could not pay fOr Diu the spot. But that i. , .. . . . r idian, and then; a wild, unearthly et could not help the ca„ke. . One evening I-sat :done. in-the store.- lt' from Any lips. 1.1 plunged Madly:furl was Saturday evertiniand the day had h eel! , ')II att.ht'd• . i . . 1. a busy one. \Vt.: Itaillsolil a great, quantity i cualle.c I (Fhar''' r . - I static,! up.i .1 reit:, heavy ham! ! ofgotsds, and tit.: monk. drawer wits well till- 2 shoulder,.'and ag:rin my name Wa-1 . c ed. 61u:mly aidetu . ou ritie•Ai before are, , :1; ,,j 1,,,k a „ to „di.i.,, - ,, 3 ~,,,.,,:. If o I , o j we d to ttio ~Vii, is tilt! matter 1 . Conic., iv money drawer, and -iv hispered ; " there' are 41 I r t il ' l e rce Y.' S . F 4 -14e, what all* you-I' ; ', inentis for paying ,yuut debt '!" I•knew- .that ' t ' ca. ' : h:rer e d rli'° 51)0k 4 .- - - • Picas ting. upon; the Stout •IK. -hind. the.. euu6l Mr. Evered hard kripwledge of the amount -- , .-.,l.4°stnlthY.(l,:i'en°,tuttl.ll.: of money iliert's,,for,,bui knew not how rntruii i I '")'.lie:44l had , fallen forwardi. upon_ al 1 g...)(sis that -lay' heaped Ali, before 1 . 4 iwid ~t k i: - I could -,tittio rifts' do/ittis•even,il ail hi 2. might never • miss. ii, fur 1 - bad sold a great 1 ''' n e l - I ‘ 4 • l , ca ' - ' '"Y oyes • ; "I ° '' .. t ine.i quantity ofettrif whick he ha!,l no account ot. •dia''.rer, find sil''''Y the ii,,trit 1 w,°'llie' , . I had pronliwd - the tailor that b e ,1 1 ,, u 1..! hi ts ., . I ' ) L lilY 0 -1 :! 1 1 1 - 'IA i - -ohl'O:uitillY ',,irtf,eAel 0). mr.,,v 0. t v'-rY .i ' ••1 - I - 1 '. a '"' 'nv hrdw ull'ain in' my hink . : lll 4 . J. L . ~ i .i 4. !nadir, MR pan ne. to - . ? ... • I ';' get - Mr. Evered to advEtnce. me the ttecesSarY bled "'''' n n ' P en ' :'. • 1 - Furn. - I luid nut .bectil spending tummy - fuel- ~.. 4 l ji:i t t. lll ' ll : 4- i - you,- Chirll islil),.not iron my . p4. - 4)r-liittittice . l supported '''''''''Y '''''''''' d ' ' ' My .soul-•-i - ,tny tuutlrer,,,:tuil that . hte it up... ~ , - ... • Pura long w hile 1 'rat and., douSed ..uport : 431) ; - ', 4 ii . '• , ..; the drawer, and alit he - while the ; tempter 4 ;-`,' "e s w i e r' l 3' that ..4 .atu,gia tvai persuzviin;g• inv.: . ilk:i'ew iii3t YOUiI4-e . !ell!: .5.47101 41;d . such t.ilitli;pi4n.ll,l lle<.'tql,iitV k7.1,0111[1A1- anew %.1j!l'I'.")1 el them to it.it kl'it.'tiO I - - ilii , ii th . 1 Y un. "'" 2- '' - • ("?':: -a- - '- I ° .., '• 1 . !•• .• - ... --1, . ,-- ....i ~n?i:v...l icpc iil.'s , , , i iit.„. - the llow could tweet tri) L t creditor ' , tin -without - , . 1 ..v4. 5 WI!) . 1 0 *(4 1 .'0 ""ib' i ri. l - 1 $ 6 01 .11 :-: ut. l. tl!it..l. l w c v ° t 4 tl i d d it i i m u le t t . , . l at a it r i U ;l .4 . .t t 'i lei l lgth ' '1 (7:;:)l4.lll44):l:ll4ll:l;'' ) ' ;' ''' ' rditlritfilsil' ' ''..'i'i ' m:H!willi l:e'-i-1.:11 ; i 7 '6:r' ' C r 4l- 1 to the ilcaucr. I •opencil it :16 , 1 silW. tlit - !. I;1111k f. " 11 1 4tt4 ifi. l,.ti j ikiCt; lier." l4- a iget 4 . 411 mei :l44 l u tiLir4 .. iialinie,i tlicre _ ... beatg!l Mill away. '' - 'l"lie',Aliijs!ors' nitd*Shafteri . I curiete Out . twenty dollars 1 . - 111 i 'druid - • ivt:M atliiii:4l;anathat My,ettiplciier'isit ' - i.1646 . • trt!itthie3, and; - toy lean , beat 'aluiekly:. -1 b Y m T .' " h l e • '- - .'. -...- ' -' ''.. :. ' ; ' . l t• - •• .1 ••••"+. ';'" - • - 7 'l.,';'''.4, thrtt&t.the - notesinto 4rtyt peeket,•' • and ,thea '' - ! Wek - Chathi,'l7 . - he . .. hoar *aced,: ,Tulin, : h as t e4 ,o,A m iii i u, . ma y teat, , 01 .1, ens i ar ;luta beeli:ralling 1118. i/1111. - ii4.4l.lloiitr *lt . -1 , 0111 lout, - ~ ;, terwartle-Myitupturei entered, • • • ..- -w"-°.Y .4l, l.'P'il:Ptirloothe-1. "..W4I; charlos 4. ' siiid_ •Ite '. I guess we will ' -• 4 Ye"' 0 1 ' 44 'F • trer!iblif!Y• - • 4Pawsll . ~ ~, . .__ . ... ~ 4410 thuis hi' Lis only - • •• able tel shut - up itoW-. 1 . i t:irose arta went vet and pogo{; -- -shet.;' ; }-1 -'''-":" 1.1 4. arad:. "..,re7-4.P.4.1141.- ii 11t teri , i iii . d when I' Can+ bacli - is feuntlAtirn cu- ' - ,111 -- L 7hO'vl l °. - -): 9 7V. g4,.i:-ill ' 9.iif gagettin counting,..ou, the money. „. As 1 . ap.,-. ,3'"r:fahi•r!' - 'hiere - is not ,5 1113 44-'-'n -' t pre:kited bint. Iktit, si . MC: with a - sharp;' .44 1 . 1#0. heo-e:''elltOntr! . 'gii'i ti3 .- ''lr ` i. ). 6 4rcilluig:lo °1. 4 8114 I retubled - like :as as -1 - :! °4 l' and ':i a'et t .. For' ---- f " el4thit;it -41 • ; i - -'` Run in 'ciebt, '"eit 'l' •• -- 4. P - - - '...: - . ' -'. ven. • " What ails siu l he riPled Nothing,sir I answered trying i.... t, myself. -- ' l'lnt there must be •sotnething,.t le natter:-he- reSinnedit•: nit yon look as - pah, - a 4 any Ighost.' ~ 1 .• • I am tite,i, I Aaid'.... .. 4 Well, Well. vi:tu have worked hard I to-any and yeti nuir ;eit. I will try and 1 att l etuliii the rest.' ;t . With a•iletOirato endeavor to contpostl int . - I self, I thanketl.hitn. for his. kitOnell, and then seized my hat and left the store. 1114 ft'esh air revive , ' tile . - -oinewitat, and I litri;iej on to the tailoi , ..i. 1 paid tny:bilt .aril: flit I.lnib ,: t 111Cnt inv Ili - ..•iirt Win( lin• - hter• - httl- it w.r4 wilt ' .! terl' •- ,t , I i fe r a noino'nt. NV hen I reached hottall:pro- . 1; _II,: ' , -aid :zotty•thirt•-•; mow abont.niakiin- Ivo 10 , -,cd to 1.4 .-;,•l k, and r1;1ir,.741 at l l iii . el: - Dlit i iliS ht.Vt,l clerk ;it. gi:iw; - Iltllo,.fult. i iiiii‘'it-q• tny trietheri tick an.) weak li e r,: e ll; e . :iffn, up I 614 411,10 - i-::Uttid: hi r:;. Ilock-iv...A , the. mon; I 1„ to y 1,,,t,': l il a wr o ite d to, fiN 1110 S ont i mon li- ! ~.y,. paid the tail. , :yatial. alien 1 -lia.l._rea - chiil i vino. ,Slie.!! - _-vive in ft Sittlftli.: . lit , prratinD, I rin'lloitio I hall•beconi... clilui• an. - I 'llapp - k`..— . I. d rew u p il l y i e l e t tie; snugly about I mat, ntid 1.1.t01.1 may In;iiitcr air! .I.:10,* of my good' 1.4- ! hq‘in.r kiSs t ..•,l me, she ... , :thl, •• i„ I •-.- inne . ,..alll they itopr•l'or . j.;v. ,-•• ~ • . - ' IL. eaietttl, Charles,.l4.lr it would 1.:“.:: pain-. Vet .I 'vont! not -hel iii p i• - littillerl'al. featrah.. , 1-:,! i,,,: , :,.,..1, ! ,!),,a4 you sick. .t...icd 1 , 1.. T anti : wh . iet•lw ! ..l I- titi,s l l,l l t, ' t if 11; a t 'f,:riii.,b- - 0,...,i t ;j 1 1 I .‘lo--... ‘-....u... ~:,,,, ,1 nie•lit: ' '- ' % , ,liioli cani . - . , epreliiiro Wbile the iortipti - r wi---- t . . •• , •,.., 11 . !,', w ht. e 1:1`lt words-rangy- in nil .e-:-.1•:••••. I .a 1 - ,1! it - I.tut lot in• -,. -av'i,: . n tie - 'tit:!- ,iii l' It wou'el'iinv. in other . say-;:ha la-001.i i •.in..-Crs,..ri•-ii.. . ...--11:. f.. , !, tr •.' t i,i. know that her s:ui iv. , .1.1t1it, , f...., - liar lriv,;. pa- , ‘.llawav -in ,. .....tivit: ti,n..... --:-. ' 'lt W!P• :I lolli ttliil , t'fore- I I.'' Otllil .e'-ilt-f. -AIN; ! Mr:tvered iti an ohlitian—mv: - . chilitO.,ti tare'i ., Ivor, Alai .i ;it 1 . ...! id. I ~, : ottl.l . 11,.'t : :14'it?j, i't 1 it"..;' .b . ran.khilitli:ii, aml ..shit -;--f+'li'P Allat was , 1.1••1;. 7,74 . ,:i: ! 411 it/ ! • rang in my *rioul tilt ! o aett.:l4il,-.is now half-wine.: ILI hat - retired.- I ::it a ,, i , " l'It!al, tin'l'l rare co' itlltstle i ,. Illit 8111 a11t1 . 4110 iv, her half of the ex tett , iyi: • let-;:i:e , , , , ---( " ! i., ` • - - ollier l'on(Nli , 'imon,; of pain were asitiet!ting•.— ['belongs t,i tney's Itu,hkatul. My !anther 4till ,,Th,..iiight li a l-1.0.1 iiiny.ja sle.epleßA, pllartout-1 litei,-att,l, thani,-.-,0,,;1. eau .vet 'bless her :twt - ... . i I:l:iiiing restls2;ness ;•atal: w4n tho morning ;bat he has, never.-yltt.,called-on,;•drop of . : :,)r- - ... I (•:olts , , I. aro 1 E• 1 e' aud :iv:act] Out ibefdro toy rya - rya - to her life cup. - • .• mother or tztster 'was up. .I' Ohl .Inoti return • ._ t• zinleS BUChllnfin Hite Eriettet ot.tisv until breakfit!tt W:is ready,i4intl thfin Jihad '24.; -.: .11.4tboore.r; . - • _ ov e r eoln ,- ; rill ioutival+si , rus t(i Inv' ..ist i ,er that S- -•- little remark I was matte up.on. 'lt. but . tle.! ituß"if,.',/ - f7 ''l P4 o,°C - P•tte-rtitiv , 0 11 '; °Fin , I ..koray witsi :kdawin , :i at my; li(Nirt, i . 1 ," -- - -us t° linttli' 4l II"?' N't - '° 4ll of \l r.: Buchanan : 1 , ~ 1 That afteritoon I Went with rit!t• 1:„,-,....,.„. to . iron] page I '41.2e, 0L . ..-,ongressiord .G.lpho of Io.• • iti,etisi as f entere , l 'the' little r •clittrolt, Li 1810. • 'l'ltis We will-Ao with great ple:isure, - ie • -.., , -- 1 niet the f..r2, - ;. lof ',kir.' Everail. lie - *Molted' 1 , ata h partiettlarly since our neighbor has not; I no t .h ar o v , : o ; _i I paw tr l n r kg:• or pa n upon 1 onlrtteglectail to.quote titu" 1113111' 311t1 .111061._ I!Ili fare. ',After the-services. was °yeti 1 ~,,,._1 import:tut, pdrtions of • Mr. .11.2chauan's . .re- I him in.coaYetsation with the tailor. 11. no. . 1 1 1 :4k% but 113S,iit,ar,raost wilful . - manner gar. : iniss.44-ited that. - p'ortici,n which, they. 1 (to e d 1 1 ,- ) w 6; ; 1itt0,t1.1 . . he spolce--ttnd or i ce't no.: 'ble.(l "a 1 Lice& the-L . :dbl.'soint his titn;er tit tnel. .1 felt . . 11. .vc":"''Jte'l• •We "'''ke't the .- Net t o.l l"°te -„„,,,,„ i i„,„ ]1,1,,,it ill was di,.:'6 % .,0- c 4 T . 1,. •'.• 1 thiftpo.ition 'Of . ..Mr. pil, - ...lrtnati's'' speoch..whii.4l,- , Foi--111,1!r t .i.'ii sake, -.Cinirli' , ..4, What i , i 1 the tialvocated the adoption in this countryof. the mit ter,-! . ' cr iol tuel., as she tiainzlit II S' : arr.. 'European :prices of htbor. - In eeinply;ing with . ' Ile'; faint;': lw's foint !' I I j u. i Ar di 3 l ow _this_yequeSt;the :.Wring has tnis-quoted" ri'sin= . tn.:l-nolo - us 'y e epe ' K ir ;iii ii4 l, on t ur -,ilUso - I . :,an gle a: entande fitim Aira l_laultanan; , arid; `.titer; wi l y:lainstead of giving Mr. 13uchlati-s own lart...„: !' a E ven... , 1- S 1 11.2 frigitteri l iee . and -at -that inoructit ',cattle thu eenvictiOn'• t lat . she:, .° .711.Tige as to the. meaning -vi' What, lie said, kw-el me. . 'taut'taut-that otherothertikratti t . came' I.lley . publish . the.nonstraetio . ti put-,upon- : _the with it :an•l•ilten I knew:that .etie. tunashe. 5 1 4 ; 16114 hY' ,4) E B " I ° l in- 1 - )3via t .o f: - M4ssaCh"' A e.4 , Woul I • 1 :'' - ...' 1 ni`thes ironicallYfcall honest . John 1)a -l, despise, me ! , . • . .. -- :k II f-'-t, .1 I " - it cis. *, • . • - !!.=MEI if it." 6. [Mk . But coini l / 2 1 coprepfttiftn.l Yes, 'sir i bt;t•-1 riII • I -. • will go rugged, if &led be, but, d will noti run in debt:, " invoce i • Right, right, my: bey I, But we will fix that all right nor. -sf havo,beeu thipkitigifor some time of itioteitsing, yOuriiity, I Will So so now—pot onlr pit it bark te:w hew I. thatk Was three months Let'.‘-see ' • Three dcillars a' we.k for .thirteen; weeks,. would be thirty 7 nine Will that I , mtlarti you 411 9 1 0, ye"; sir,,ettd itkiro,-more,• too 1.7 • . Then vun sih:34l h hereal ter voti .11:01 !lea litimulit -. over eff.'tt qni ' Dlr,Thailianan never used the .expression imputed tO Mai - by , the iVew.s;:emblazoned . in .that . journal in .capitals. _lle - " Reduce, our- nominal, standard -of :triecs throughout the world , and yon cover the country with blessings b e nefits." .expression whieli Mr.. Rue-hail:in u-cd will be . found.wrrectly reported in . ..rotation . inade below.. It, is „made in .Connection wadi other sentences and expressiOmr, conveying • the meaning of the speaker, orwhich, our. cotem-. porary 'carefully avoids the publication.. . The spciech was one in support of the rude ! pendent Treasury- bill ; and-is so fraught - sound sens.e, mature judgment and - advattend notions of• political economy - that .we shall co-, pien 4 ly extract therefrom. t inctudingthat por ; ti nik w hi c h .is_ quoted •by the News : . • But why need We resort" to, foreign nations for illustrations of the truth cif '• this •iiosi when it has been brought home to the actual : knowledge of every Man . Within this country? iliac :ce • riot #ll.ledi*e;l,4[Lbitter experience, that .Then our . Perk(' Cipansions'conzi;iPa're, thelprice of all properly be fins: ?"' It goes'on increasing 'with the increasing . siOnr, Until- the. bubble bursts; and.....',/ten bank . aecOnazubdutions,'44,bank issues are coning.' te4iliesatuOn4l of ifropert", is reduec4,, ori d . prices fall to their feenier lever This is the history of our, own ,courittylnna'We know - it, certain,ainotint cu rrencY. is pecessa ry,to represent the entire - ekehangeable. Priip- • erty e( a couritry;andir this amount ehinthl be g•reatty% 4tietirp'ne.if-the country,thesintycouseqneaco ..nominal, tay.ause, this increased enable. man; who Fcßei y vi tOpurchase any' - in: r; re eat :property, l trike' et* 'the tiedessa luxuries id' life than he Coald -Let . .me.now recur to the !proposition with • which l,eoMmenced ; .and I, will, refs. at that • I do not pref.einl to tnatheinatieal iti thellinAtTation shall The United States carry on -a.trade. ith • .Ger [Un-: rty and France, the .formera.•:`.llent.in country, and the latter.approChing it so near- - ; ly as to have no bank potim bierAilittion uh di the - de Mind nn t kin 'of live' Inind red- , :fin tics, or nearly ,inie hundred. dolhtrs. (tit the, con . • trary, the United Stafeiis_mriphatically a pa per monef . country, - 'having eight , . huadred banks of isstie, all Of ,theta emittimy, notes of a; denomination as IoW as fiVO dr;llarS, - 'and Most; of theM one, two, andthreOdollar !rotes. For every ,dollar of 'gold .and silver. iii -the - vattlts of these : banks, they is§tic three, : four, five, : mid .op , theta as as high ten `ti lid even . tifteen dollaN'of *paper: Thiti•prodliei...S• a Vast Litt ever 'Changing - expansion or. the Currency, acid• a ..consequent. • increase of -. the priiloeoCaltts,ittioe4,Sho,volite tiotlegalated.l.)y: . the foaeige . L,deitiuti.kab . uve. the prices ef . siiuiti articles in Oteripany`.and France.. Fioiit we tufght'iith juitico'upplk tire princi ple.• .- w alp& .1 h a v e- tasted ..to; - our, ,trade.ifirith great reklun ! laney,or. our curt ncy,. articles ,itre r nrinufneture4 (;nince fOrludf.their actual - eOsi r in ;this tentitrf, Let Inc° present an el:nipple.... lit Guriiiany',- - wircie" 'the curretnis>purety. tile - tithe 'Of 'everytliii kg; ii3.,retlugekt alga turd, pieeu pi hroedetottk.ce4 factna.4 ~ttlapprn.c.ture. u 1; t~hiyh iu our p t Ty; door pap.:trAarrenely,Wcitildenit Whitt; o -- ''.derisuqtienceTs . :lqhc.. Fronetbr Ogrivali Airsittittolutoi.ll(i -tiety iiie - elotkJute. Our Cutttgry,i4o,4-: ; eelin.ii... r lwsoikiiceiie that: the'litdiiiidtiticy.Of:our: .Oitritincy . l4:,e4t - tal te - ntiehtiitilieif.. per - cent, .fit.vor,.`eififtilietg. nintinfaitoOnr.;;. - fluttints'ithatt autild , Arenee r the:.:egetigolii , 4 'everyineintrectureOwtki) : oL l o. -, ..4, its forogiOniti.4tietuior:..wilr•ril? .-1.100141 k.: I);tiiii: 1044 - of exchange,.whielfareegitiraleux;.,;.l44-491es teat• uthie:lontier : whereif he•,-,•,lottlis ,bo, ur h mot: . • V owe !home, 'I lost - left Ilnigted MEE 'sobbed the be,' le, • coil v . . broke: ,:trd I ti) T 1 InY led. 11-lt tip, Ltill sit ter, but pile a re. In. Its way vas' up s 11 trim Id" I. invo Everi_4l =2l ; tbiu u. befori ug Mrtt ivaut. I [ I ti.uPißrP -•- gAkin, Aver dd it - . tot:r a p "I'alito il4 (1 tq•kur- Vornme 13 Ilintin fi r_, . elmso his lahor - and materlidi the - same rata. of prices. whiell ho receive:34er_ - Mann ;- tures. On the contrary he goes - cleu,ics his ,wool anid,oll other aril des whieli_ enter into manufacture; 411oirkosta in this country ;ana;_a„,einin to inundate nit , with foreign weplerii lad ruin otrr 49Fuestie manufactures; cite gnarl' other es.aniplefs,byt this Iry stackient..t4ll3tit 1110 puplic 'attOtitiert,t:ttr Iliti Sithject.. - ;•ency yratile.l ‘ th fitf rercion,,or'etit' inipo6sible Ina !tufa itf43l:l'; . un. bilv4lll:l! .. o4,ltlfAig6Ti. - Sir, that iff could ". l‘ - ;it re(l'm'e li;irtg' 1 . 11;e it:morn:l)le tiimmisiens, - 11-ew:Eug 7 ' , t:ind beeotue the otogi prOspeimpt of:tettireiti l ,, , country that. ilit7 sun- ever, she**, lui on. hy cannot we roan fracture atirlta= I 1 .,1 eviztliy cotton g•oodl,wltiell %vitt go , into .4-Aid iontpetition with *i_lrlti4l ninaufCtu::" I 11-i've 'net4l'in.. - - tr. an cipttal notlite in tot z {t} - ( t' we mot• tin nuteldrietvl /ind;\' s 1 all, ate not otir - energy,'and eti prot-,.-.l4:ll".thiongliont :the We'r l sl \ 1-I,aml al-0 idn;aper tlmo in atifether2„ ..:N. t:ountry on. the Ewe of: the evely adv.tittago which Providence- can -•-• belt.c4 upon ns for the manufacture:of:ok! tt;n ; but t.[l4 are all - - r,,ny of roan. Theyaw,untterial cOsts'ua than it tilies the english, eecatiso`, dila` is an ar- • ticle _the price of which.' defends ~trisin,. eign roark,eut, and is nut. regulated - own iiill:ttetl,currency.,: We,. therefore,;eeitf-i.,, y tho freight or cott'on.tteroisibe:Allantin t ana:::„. that of the InaMifactrired articre on its returir:-' hem, ..What, is the reason that,. with , these advantag6, and with :the duties which. our law affordito the,,,dornestiot,' . manufacturer of cotton, cannot Obtain "ox. elusive- pos, , e,sieir of the home inarlieti;:and'i - stiee'es: - ,fully contend for the, rnarket,s7 of the w ()rid .1. It is simply heottuse wO . inanufsel tureat the non-tit:rat pvices Ofonr. own inflat,eat , n c orreney,and are ,compelled to sell at the`*)- firices, of of nations. •It'ellute;cori-nein inal to the real standard of prices throughogt, the world, antryott:cover: our country We:triage' and benefits: .`.:l' , wiitir-to',Herriew ~sotittl speak 'in voice loud 7.. .eholigh , bIY 'Witt (1. throughont New England ;lbsearmi , il=,- . the attention of the m tnufacturers _ •coild‹- tonco'be directed - .-to:the seryjeet, their bite. L intelligence and - native sagacity, would ' them how iniuriously they are alrected-,byt: our' bloated -banking and system credit syste wouid' eiable them - tn .- apply t„he. proper re LitiVe; . • " %Silt br..,i , ..!sirved r that Itr; Boebpoust SaylTlff that bleAslngs, - Worrld be 'pit's - Alcoa by: the r;duction of _our nominal: „to . .the-reaf • standard prices, did not refer. to the prices,or labor; but-was *peaking of ,the advantagektcrf be 'derived 'frourequalization---by the ;1 4 trew ; England-Manufacturer.- lie aftewards in the same speech, c.tpratest-:. in a;very clear and Jecidtgrmsncter Itiastewsf: as to the prices of labor: , --;Dare , ont 4:ontenk porary publish•lhera`entire--nora tenee_ther:V, and Lluttin a garbled manner.,, What ire aesim-tbey% should- publish is -Ow following : t•Aire'stro 'by:- the Senalei front gen titcyy atifEi 4isits to ,- Mute 'Ablif: ivin.tes - Of the - piliof Man's. labor:: home- • often'itcren:ternaed Agrarians oh our the itonsit: It - is;-something new undeirttbet: sun' to'hear the - Senator and'r his ,frieddsics*,. l : 4ribizie - th'l33 a desire to ele v ate the weilthy, man ufactuerer at the qpenas the- laborlagr- - tuna Attn." the Inechanio. From my soul ',ft , p - eit - pso4 - Wit4 . 'nzan:z Liiktt is life fagot dation, oftlic wealth "Of , beery country and . Lifetree litherers"ot the ; North &Serra tre4 l ,'it4_, &fat fo.s flied - their:, intellikette:: :forbid 4horifil44l do ;thus " Of all the conatries on the earth,, 2 wfi:oigNO: to, havcitbefictit(cimsideritticiti:tottair - iabefr4 - iug man. 14:9m - tlfe - "eryiiitilii U71;0 itiF„: etfttitratio' te.ixiirstinar the' propeiti- that tile wealibirinlitt4 array become the ` .p°ol litheier of tep-morro* True/X:Ptillt,Afft,4d',..:44:*,loolol42lo.,ktind-z -tlietf,-away., Alarge fortune 'rarity faurbe-- you4.a ciii=4:g9nerathil!, oven if it-Vailorckt.sci k.* W ne P3.* 4ricnow instances 4 '' . - Jodi' • viditAli,pingect to - labor.or thoiratty ~ gmudfitthefs were men 9t.f9itunil - The regular process of.soeiely would `al i oak geom. to consiAs of the efforts - or onej:eigir dissipate O% fortunei which thojiltaNOialiat-! - . itCd, m% whilSt another daas, blr...th,eltr:-1ii4141 and econ9i4l mink to wie Wh.ltove ail, thsrefore, i s conimon interifit;* it;ig. oar cofnmen duty, Itsproieci tke the taborhig fna?/. t t and ..if I btii9ra for moment- that this, bill would- prOn'jnjarkitii to hint, it sifot.itft pwetiny unqualiga-copp*:! 4. Aith,m4h`ttie. hilt will not, havo as g an inangemq 4l 4l .- voaltidires4 o ..ti 4, 'afar 4'15 is go , 4', it, win bebent- the' lab° ll 4 i rilitt' ll * mnule. and pruhably more than. any attnyt clan of bociety. What is it .lia, Might"' most 10 thii-KI i l .;o l ±aant emi )l ll 3 °_,.. e,.LltAu . „ ..c. lat ' wilges,nml - uniform ) , reamriumlo , prmivib. wv- iivv . et:gesso:ries unit umnforb ut lite wftiplt bilelillt ..- quilt*. , Nem, ... ,, kr* ‘vb4t. has tom' liti'vaidl ,- tioi r fillikt vifc =1"At 0 1 11 .;9f 00 1 00 law& gult 4- tregaum,- I lie tips A alrerzi more tn iliefig than WO flaler ti;IV ( 4. !W0 41 .**- - 716 rate :Of kis wage* is Asstd. and Jitl!Avrt i'aii4fthoi'lli* the last . ,iekiiKt-, , viriat til 4 l,hiciiminkr.alran l4 *,, ' atul Jim tirst . 014( Aft . r , - the eorreiponsig .revewee,eeetio,,. pttil l eeetiet?? , t? op , . 1 0 1 % - 0 1 4 .1 01 44p# ' 4 3 , 011 4 kW , esi every.ettieitt tvlo4 ue coustunos yiAnyz _ri,.: aim*, lie io, at logai tuailo, IQ, folW;lill' - K - Al 4 j ' ily carps as aata. ia tit *4: iuu , s tu liornina .., fonegly, ;yet, 11, )* 0 6 juorwa *xi' ; 4#, - AO avetssoriasur)iret beSlanYk:ffilitelkiit - fatally. 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