A brighter day is dawning. V, hen we. see
New England mills breaking up and com
ing soulii >t is a sign that their people no
logger believe us to be barbarians, but are
willing to east their for’ .in ■ in the south.
Without cringing to their superior weait.u
we give cordial weleome to all who dare
to come. I met a Cape <od yankee h*-ic
who is as friendly as v brother and is de
lighted with the south and her people and
n "rets that lie lists invested nionej in the
northw -st. He has purchased property
here and is building a winter home on 'he
bay and the fun of it is the first th'’>g
he did was to dig a cellar. Av aat is that
for?” said I “AVeil, we always hav ■ a
cellar up north.” said he. “Ae couldent
keep house without a cellar. He lias
stored apples and potatoes and turnips so
long lit tl cellar that he thinks he must
have one. Said he would have brought one
down if he could have moved it.
This little hamlet is somewhat hiduen
from t'n* outer .vot’d and is on Gm ; G
thoron -Mare, but v h-m t und .he v *>.tor
is content. AVe are al! < -Im are s-.rebo
and are more amused than * 'jucerned about
politics. It' the laws of trade take all our
gold to England let it go. Then wt can
run silver t reckon. I wouldent issue any
more bonds payable in gold. It is another
miserable makeshift. The extravagance
of the national government has orcnight
about this disgraceful condition of a..airs
and maybe a general bust up will he.p us.
