THE. SPIRIT OF DISUNIoN.
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The following extract from the Address
of fudge. GAsToN before the two literary
Societies ofthe University, at Chapel Hill,
IN 1882 Is quite Interesting at the pres
ent period as i. was at that time


u would not express your -buoyant spir
ITS with gloomy anticipations, butI should
be wanting in frankness. ifI did no. state
my conviction that you will be called to the
performance of other duties anusually grave
and important. Peris surround you and
are imminent, which will require clear
heads, pure intentions. and stout hearts. 10
discern and to overcome There is no side
on which danger may make its approach
but from the wickedness and madness of
iacaons 1t Is most menacing. Time was
indeed, when factions contended amongst us