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FOUNDED BY HORACE GRESLEY.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1876.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
IHR NEWS mis MORNING.
F.>RKiGV.-Tho lintish bondholder--, nf the Trie
Railway BffroY! ii the lu-rotiitrui turn Rhetne. r? --
Tim lena?ra nf the Ipaaiah Poaetltntloiial party
baaed an alaettoa aMreaa ? ??i Aaaerleaa tri ah
meat Brae sohl in L<-n?l?>o. -= Lord Lytton v. as
ippaiatad Yu ? raj al India. ? ss lb" Aaatriaa I tov
i min? it regarded tho Ameru-an tvoto ou Cunnii
ulliiirs -A-itlt uiicoiucn).
D.iMKMic?In Die State L'-?ri?l:tture Jik?r?v Roi
ertaon waa aade Preeidenl pro t*m. of th?? Bei ate,
and Gen. Ranted Speaker el the House; Llent^Oov,
Deeahe?nei nn?l Gen. Haatad -.ade ehort epooohtaj
Beaatee Woadla aft-red a Lill to repeal tia Qraj
Haaeaet, - Five more (ann imbi leoBredfoi
the trial ot i,"un*" fX L??rd, makin",ten ia .ill.
Die Onad Jury at Iridgalea, N. J. wire charged in
n, -g? io the Landis-Uarnith affair. - ? .
eana! hoar- ?ei? Bunk at Alhaaj bf Um lee hreak*
in?; ni?.
('lTY vi. S'iT'UniiAV.?Tho Infcriolheinto I.if
nary Anaae?attOB held its anuuul c"iit"?ts m
Oratan al tho Academy of Music, md tho
liw.inL? on the- ci.mjn tirions in F.vav writ?if*.
G '- .rid Mathematics wen ?aaoaaced
ii." Rowing ?_Boeiattea of Aateaieaa CoUegeaae*
leated BaratoBB aa the plane <?f ihi? vaar'aracatta.
?Sorteare nakina hy the Brooklyn Dem??
crata le turni a Ben Denaoeratic QeneraJ Com
i.itti". The .-limita! aaeetlng of the
Society for the Prevention ot Crnetty to (
Gold, i i-j v. H2*a, iiL''v. !,.,?.t
vaiaeoi the legaHandei de*_ai ?it the ck?
i anta
Thi VYbsthkb.?'The GovernaMnt leport pr '
0 ? l?l> i and partly eroad* areather, In th
olly, te-;, ni..*., the day wruw elear an 1 cold; ti., i
1 ??:..-i-l. *J(i . L'T . L' I .
\'?'?ieaa taroon have r?*as?-in to i?c pleeuw-d
?t tin- meeraa attained in eoovaying freab
inc i i good condition txota tliis oonntrj to
l.n'ii?!!'. Qraal Britain eride_tly aoeda nil
thoj ? ?' ?1.1 her, linee eomplainta of ilic
high priti ni lu?-a win- r.iii?iiuii n? Londou
hud y. ..
Ka . lag !-? .'... lin m,,] ?.f p
demand io bei rarpiua win,?!. Qreat Britain
is hii .i Bcipal ( ii i'ni.i r, bul wa mi' rapidly
mpplnnting nil f"niv*.i eoaipe?ton in thal
market, accordingly then i? great Inancial
diatn ? b1 Odeaaa, winn- hopea wen enter?
tained .*?' lately of .i proaperooi aeaaon.
Hy ihc vviiinimwiil i?r the remaining Uti
(it Mr. llewen ?fslnsl Thi Emile, BOOM O? tin
Mile i--'.!-1 nf tin- in-f.it wanda] are effectnallj
cleared anray. ViitiJ the meeti-4l ol the
Mut iii ("niiiifil tli'ie i? | lair jim-jnct . f a
reapite Crona befog obliged to heal whal
the gaad people el Brooklyn thiak of each
oiht r?
Tlie band of economy hai lallen Im ivflj on
the H,..irli Department! and redaction of Mia*
rit s and 0? ?eui* is tin* n? et M uv i< -lilt. At
leait om ralnable niau, Dr. EUaha narria, i?
ihn?, thronm out of ofBee. After nell eontrae*
tion, tlie woik of the Departmenl will of
coun-t he tar leal efeetove? and tinr?- aeema
reason to fear thal it will l?c inadequate to
infct th?- aeeda ot tin* ?it\
Meat ni tin important pointe arc a- i.c-t de?
cided Maeerning um College Regatta. Bj
linrvnrd'? rout luxion t?> jiiii in it tin?, yeal l-nt
not hen-lift? r, Vale is left alone at pre? b1 iii
her sen .??ion. Krom none of ll.e Kni:li.-h tul?
l? gea have definite BeeeptanOM of the iuvita
-tioa yet be< u ret?*ivt'il, and Trinity decline?.
?arntoira vv.?r Mleetod aa the iii,????? by a larg?
majority of the llowlnj? Association; ?mil COO*
?ideiine the known ail vant ices to bfl h;.d
there, the choiu*? muat b? eo?hkred ivisx'.
Spain it now appears learned ses retly tlie
contente of the American not??, and promptly
tiled to eoQuteract ita iufiueuce by repn ?. nt
ing that our propoeal? tended to prolong the
Cuili.it war and revive tho hopes of the So?
cialista. Thia shrewd appeal to the fear? of
the I-.uropeun morjarohs ha? proved ?Actual
vith Hie AobMbb Govi inniiiit, which i? di?
poaed u? treat om eomph?nl with indifference,
?ad not .?vin to give it a reply. Tbk, n
?u-luit-j ?iii'ca AuaU?i ?U? uulhiug to do wilh ,
Cuba, and hail troubles f?TH*Bgh at home.
Moreover it is not her policy to encourage re?
bellion anywhere._
A trace of one of ThomaiMn'l diabolical plots
to blow up steamers w believed to have lx cn
found on the Celtic, tbo theory beinff that a
box brought here by that vessel only failed of
bein-? filled with dynamite anil clockwork, in
?tt ?k1 of baff of bliot. because '' W. K. '1 'bomas,"
who shipped it, could not insure it Bl $3,006
in ?pede, Petkapi the most remarkable dr*
enmatante ia this whole aflhit i-* Um view taken
by German lawyers, that if ThOttBIBCB bad
survived his attempt at suicide he eou'.d only
have bt ? n lightly punished ander existing lan -,
thoagh he caused tlie death of 128 penon?,
-?
Dor. Hartr?nft'a BienagC COntraatl in ?
striking array of Ignrci th? reduction of tlie
debt of Pennsylvania and the immense increase
of tin- debts of her cities. Politician? may n -
gaid it as home what ungTBti lui that lu- Bl*
POO?! so broadly tho conupt peifOBBIBBCC? ot
the Bingi that control Pittsburgh and Phila?
delphia] but if Got. Dartnall reilly means
reform in tint quarter, and v.ill pul Iii
shoulders to Um wheel* th? luffering dtizeni
will v.t h -onie their new ally. Tlie BMBMgC li
very o.ittpoitiii on the raided of repressing
riot and lawlaasnCM in the miniupr districts,
and makes among4 other lllflgiaHoiBl the cx
celleni one thal a court of aroitratioa be ?m
pointed to lettie dlsputei between workmen
aud employer?,
Tlie pe? omi intercollegiate lit? ; iry contest
?rai agr?ai adv.une upon the first. That con*
listed solely of contesta in oratory and essaya;
this year, in addition to these, there wen al*"
contests in Greek and mathematica? The
e\ iiiiinaiioiis were thorough? and were con*
dm ted by nidi of the highest attainment
In each branch of leaning, '1 lie oiaioi
i-ai contest-, embraced nearly double
many college? Bl last year, and exhibited bol?
ter work. Ihe Association wire enabled to
offer the piiztH in (week through the renewed
munit?ci nee of Mrs. Astofi and it must be
B peculiar pleasure to this lady thal her tii?t
prim wai ?Billed oft after ? lair compe?
tition with ohoaea n praeentatiyee of Hght?oJ*
leges, by one of hu own iex The other prizes
were inadc up from the generous contributions of
Mr?. John Taylor Johnston and a few other
friends of the ti?ofiiiion. and from the funds
raised by the ?tudenti themselves. There
?mu?-, to be no further doubt as to the widen*
im? inti rest in the Association and it-! est.ib
lisbmeol mon ? permanent basis?
On the whole the Legislature has organ*
teed well. ?The Senate lia?l a good -deu?
ten,uit-?ntcrmn, and Ins boen wise enough
to choose a good temporary President, II.
Bouse gains sgain it Speaker of experi?
ence and common sense, and the con?
tra?! in both ?respecte with last year will !"?
refreshing? Speaker Hasted will bave need ol
all his tact to organise the Committee? so as
to prevent his party from terring Itself too
nun li to render good aervici to the stat?-. On
the olhcr hand, li?? will be in equal
danger from tho jobbery who nearly always
contrive in the east of committees to lecure
for themsi'lvi s the best s'ai.d? ?0T business,
No in lu bus |0 larg? a personal i:it? r. *-t in
^iiurcliiif? against both dangen as Mr. Hasted
himself. His last two yean of lerviei
at Albany have greatly advanced him in pop
ular esteem, ?ad if b? can pilot his parry
through tho dangen of this lession be will
have made pood his standing Bl oin of Ita
mod (ila ii nt leaden, and probably lecured I
largei i.i Id? lor work in the future.
HIL o 0 J 'ERN ( UM MESS. 10 E.
'Ihi- message of Gov. Tilden i-? ? busin-ess
lihc document) waiting ne words on fictitious
lara?? and incumbering its statements, arg?
nient?, and SUggestioni With no ill-timed rhet?
oric. It i- ?Iii'.iL'lv marked by 111? - <?ov crimi-?
well known threwdnem and sagacity, yet ii ii
probably no1 exactly what tho politician-- i ??
pected ?>1 lum. Ile do.s not dwell ?I length
upon the ("anal Reform ?>r th? saving that baa
been effected in th? public expenditure?! al?
though on both subjeete be ityi all that wai
needful. He gives the prop? Information upon
th? varions branche? of UM Mate administra?
tion; makes a number of roggest?oniy som? of
them vci v valuable ; and then proceeds to
discuss at length the vital subject? that be?
long t?> nor future-economy and financial n
form. This pari of his menage touches the
politic-? of the I'i.ion; and it is the must prac?
tical and useful part of the whole paper. The
chapters relatingto merely local aflhin may Ih
liiii'y summarised. Al th ? close <>t the bul
fiscal year, Sept. 30,the debtol the state, de*
ducting available ass, t? ot the sinking lund, wi -
$14,707,301,?less by nearly two and three quar*
ter millions than lu 187*1? The application ol
? ' nn? appropriated from fives dow in
course ol ( ?Uection would still further reduci
the debt by ?bout $4,600,000. The ap?
propriations of 1876 wen reduced two
?md a half millions I?? low the taxes
of 1874, and then is a aurplns ol over
a million (caused by an Increase In the valua?
tion alter tia rate of taxation bad been fixed)
applicable to the expenditures o! th? coming
rear? Foi 1876 the Governor believn thai
the taxe? can be reduc. d to on*>haff the taxi -
of 1874,?or $7.863,741 thi-. year ?gainst
B13,727,489 taro yean ago and 914?90?8,4}_0
last year. The mean!? bj which this enormous
saving can lu- effected an pointed oui in the
mesanges ?'i"l ? cnnfnl inanirj ia recommended
Into the management of the prisons, the ?-alt
works, quarantine, and other notorious sources
I of expense. Even winn we have reducid the
taxes loi Stab purpose? from $16,000,006
to $8,000,000, Mthxee of the eight millions
" remaining an or ought t<> be for exceptional
"expenditures,11 namely, the bul Installment
of the bountj debt, defldenciee in the canal
sinking fund, te., which will not be rewuired
after this year; io thal in 1^77 ?re ?ball bave
a iwoerve fund Cot improving the main trank
of the canals and finishing public buildings,
1 i.c e.\p- mili .m i o.i the canals baal year wen
it( aily as gri at as evi r, the reductions ? ffectetl
at the lasl se-s!on not Koiii??' into effecl anti]
the ;;<?th ol September. The receipts from
toil? have been nearty a million les.? than in
1 ST 1. lo nenie the pioper administration ol
the canal? in future, the Governor recommenda
a thorough inveatigatioa ol tii. ii Bnnndal con?
dition, a radical leform in the ?jatea ot man?
agementi and strict economy in remain and
improvements. As for tile pa?t, he pi oin i Ml
th.it ti vi i ?uni iiiiniii.il ?utioiis ?gainst th?
Kin/,' shall t?e prcast-d ; but be winns us that
the proceeding! in the omits are likely to be
complicate? and dillieiilt.
Wt- pasa ever hk ?ta-Uag and sen?ible n -
Buurki on tin policy of buildingpalaeei foi Um
Insane and criminals! his allusions to th?
Kalional Guard ; hie ^~*if*ig anil wholly un
?..I ?li closun respecting the Gray Nu
:.:- i? i ...iiiiicul.ti u n- io savings I' ?ii.
aiid luoiuiiu1-' couipA-iva, und wu cou? to th?
portion of his a?*ttauiaa. winch will lu? nin?t
widely road and most earnestly ilis<:usr-?od. He
mXTfmjt first the prevalent depression in bii?i
uc-ss, and ho fladfl its cnu.so not only in ore, r
i-pcculation and ovcr-trinlin;*, but primarily in
tho waste of national capital hy excewsive gov?
ernmental consumption, l'uni),.' the war the
miflfllll wealth of tin- country was " nnpuiri ?1
" to the cxt? nt uf prob.il.ly two 1 lioii-and million*,
"nf dol?ais by n povi rimu ut.il eoii?ii!iiptiuii
'*ftfff-fliag tho whole mt income of the
" people, to boj nothing <>f the iloatiuttloo of
" j?njit-rtj", iiiil:i?tiic->, Bad productive capaci
"tics incident to military operations.'' Tho
iii?t duty of peace was to r? ])l;icc the WUOtad
capital. The first nu ?in?? to thal end wa? a
prompt reduction of the triivi-niiiicnt.il cx
P? minnie. Bat lure, eh vi n vc.us after the
war, tin- taxes are four times what tiny were
in 1800. Theo taxation, federal and local,
.v.?, ifl FM) pet held; now it is |18 hi. The
fort rinneiit i?on?utiiis iv, i\ tcir a larger
lim- of tia- ni ni' ui. ii cumin,.'? than the whole
peuple arc ohio to ei.ivu in pin-pi inn?
yean foi nil new t-TootoMBtai and to
"line than l.tiiupcan binden?,'' we bin
Conjoined "mi IgOOrOOM and im 'limpet' my in
"dealing with them windi is peculiarly out
"own."' Tho pccitiiiaiy sacrifices of tin- peo?
ple ne not measured by the reeeipti into the
treisuiy, but tiny tire ciinriiiou-ly Bgtrnrated
bj llll?killtlll li), thuda nf cnlli-i-linn. H\ii??iu
t ix it inn morteorei tends to create "agorera*?
" ment d das?." which tot ti rI jol)? ?nul ci>nii[,
Uui', h.is ?tiri ?lily bei nine a gKOl powei in the
elections, and thi Bteas ni with ?till mnie se*
: lot I 01 ''-.
Hu, nillir print cune of nur cuiiriicrciul
tnisfortanes is to be Errand ia the impoverish
lui nt of the Smith. Tbat is a retrinn fire
times as large as the Britiah Isles. It prodocra
fmii -ti ntha nf ?mr exported commodities (sp< ? le
exceptad), and the must Important ran autte
rials of Otu dum. ?ti.' ni iinif.K tuic . It i?iiiif
; best iniiltit. und the BOUtCC of ?ill imilun?'
' part of our i l'unie L.i.il Irannortionsi V? t thal ,
, region Ins been completely paialjasd
by Ignorant und corrupt goreraraenl Bud
' cnoiiiiniis tax, lion. The binden of the
j taxes Im? in some rases confiscated the entire
\ Lnoome of pro* i rty ; nod long uti. r the syat? m
; of administration became aMmi-p-d bj ali in?
telligent and virtuous people it t m " main?
" t.lim d by the tnroi and patria ige of the ;
" l-'cdi i.ti Gorernment, by the niora] coeretoi)
"of it-- prestige, by the stander ? me*aace and
''occasional exercise of us rniUtarj power."
Tin* i- 11 .'in? i speech than wi are accustomed
i to III ?li HI the HI? ?ii *r?- "I h 1i,i\i|inl uf Nill
j fork; but it n the exocl troth, md it i.? i.i!y
told.
Pioollj the ? Ion : dot comes to the consider
uti,m ni the false remedies arbicb bare been
prop .! ;. i nar national misfortunes, rtnd he
Bttacka the Inflation theory with a t,-.?.?)
and i'!.-.'iiii". thal -?vi 11 extort theadmirnfion I
1 i \. n of his p ?Util ,:1 01 pom nt?. Ile showa how
in in are thi i mcie ol those a bo Is Here that
an Isaac ni more papei money wonld five even
u temporary stimulus to trade, ?u thal andei
the presenl re?runtatauccs it could reanll in
am thiii),' except general ?li - - ? tier. Kordoea bo
believe thal the sobei sense nf the oommonity
ib ir?? it. " i in- temper erhreh ..-??-.- *-?rcdom
"ui.it. ?nu n,* the people n eolta al tin mc ?.ii
"quackery, ?t i? no longei ni ceptlble to ti it? I
''tering illasions which bare exploded amid I
"the v. ',,.:.? uf individua] fortujiea and prit ita
Mprosperity. It is cxi isirelj Incredulous. It
''demands soand measures, Bach rut commend
" themselves to the Judgment of the heal io*
" h i u ?iiiii the best experience." And tl?, first
ni these Bonnd ineasnrea is resumption?
These are topics in which the State of New
Vnik hi*, a greah i Interest than boj other
part of the ('iiion. They loach bet welfare
roora nearly than sa] question "t local ad?
ministrate m -mule ik .nly than .anal linud?.
oi municipal problems, and it m is pi pe? thal
the Oovcrnoi ihould ? I w ? li boob them sa be
bas dune ti.t'i all possible linn >i ii?- -s. In the
took of brioging the munit, bach to sonnd
principles ol governmenl nod fin ance, n should
lu the privilege ol New-York to 1> td the way.
Win tin r Gor. Tilden'? party i-? disposed to
march io the path bi indicotea, m the beal
hopes of the nation lie with ? rrsfonned Re?
publicanism, it is perhaps too soon yet tu de?
cide. Bal the Oovernoi teems to hare struck
the key-note. _
A ?IL,a TONED " BANQUET."
Tin v bad -i i.?l'u! remarkable d?monstra?
tion the utlu i night ;>t Bt, l'uni, Minn. The
aewspspers ol thal cttj Bia quite Uroly m?h
accounts of it. It was of B Bocial, -ind from
-nuil- ?illti-iniiw in the speeches, we ahonld
judge u i < ? 11 ? i -. i. 11 character, and waa uccom
I? iiii? I ly a "banquet," the bill of fare for
which i printed in full in thi tocal press and
described oa i "volominooa nunn." aa indeed
if wa?, COVeriog a wide range Of vict?
ual??, ti?,in the " Dorneatie Geoee*1 toi
"Tomato i'..i?up," and niblin*,' among other
temptations in a nixed tongue, "Fillets oi '
" Bee! Sauli' aux ( hiinipi-rnnns'' and "Sahul :
( " ih l'oiiiinc de Tern-." Tin occasion itself is
d> ?i "died in the beni lines of the le-mit?. as
"A Union of Hearts and Clasping of Elanda
"between st. paul and Minneapolis. One in
"Interest, Ona la Hope, one m Destiny;'1
further, aa so "Oration tendered to Gor,
, " l'ill-iuii-,," at which "The Repreeentntire
" Mi ti nf the Twin Cities cubangogreetings i*1
and tlicie i? "Cordbtl Bcciprocitj of Peeling
. ?? lu it?., i, ii,, I-'..tinders of (lie l'u t nat- (in-.it
" Metropolis ;" and a? ?i " Siiiiipliiuii.-? I?.niqint ,
"at th<- Metropolitan Hotel.*1 Phasing fruin!
the stately mu? -inn. \t hat twpieal head ,
; lines to the calmer ami BBora piOBOhl !
Bow of the ti \t, we gather thal this was an
"ovation11 tendered by the Chambei ol Com?
merce of si. Paul to Gor. PUbbaa-y and the
Board of Trade of Mianeapolii in token of
1.1 urn-ill itum and friendship, tleie barina
been heretofore ? iori of rivoli? between the
two ena?. An boar baring been apenl " m
"going thioogh the voluminous Brassa.*1 the
remainder nf the evening wa? deroted to what
ia called "Mental U-I.i\ ,??,>n." This eooaisted
of twenty regidor toasts ?nul os Bsaaj re?
Boom-..?, followed bj agr?ai naaibei of roi?
i anteer s.-nti; i< uti ind apeeelrOB.
Glancing over the lepoti ol these Bpeeehes
nu cannot help being r?tiinh with ?i pre?
vailing ti.ni? in faror of nth.id integrity,
There were Qorernors and ex*^overnors, Den*?
atora, Cimgresamcn, members ?i the Legisla?
ture, Mimi?, Aldermen. Conncflmen, ami
(ni. William S. King, who WOO lat? ly looked
foi at the expOnOBOi the (?iiiei.ll ( rOTOI liinciif.
He alo is a ineiubci of CongreOS? Mr. S. ('.
i;.i!c, in reap ondiog to the toual to the If lanko*
?ipolii Hn.itd of Tunic, said: "1 no
"!!,.' thill wold of ill-niiitii, ' ntlii-uils,' in t lit?
'? ?u nunn nt you have .ju?t lend ; mid 1 am a haul
' " the frit ml** hen- will think I am some Mirt of
"public officer known to the law, und there
" lore um Hiibjcct to the ohaiga Of haviog
" Htoh n B?HM t Ililli*. I bel it in ci ?-al v lu -a\
"to th. ?u ona pr?sent dun I did i nee -< i\<
.lu.-i man lui um- tear (th?nttgfa I .hui'l
? ' nuil*, tv do so any more), but the comuiitUies
" were mostlj mini up bii'oii. I took my nal
"?and lin ret?le I Stole nothing wluiicvi."
Geo. sibley, roanondlng to the toual to the ?x?
Got einer?, rejoiced M that bo tuan called to till
?'the high po_rtioa "f Chief Magtetnte of the
" st.ite bai traib d bli official robi i In the dust '
" bv prostituting the authority coal cued on ]
" him to purposes of privat?: cain,'' anil
| added that MB?m* ?>t our raster Btatei wtn i
"not m fortunate in thdt ?elections.'1 Mr. 0.
C. Merriman raid: "Unfortunately, I aman
?* olio e-hoiili r?I am the Mayo? el Minneap*
M olia| but I m v? r itole any I hin?. It is a md
"thought thal when ? man acknowledges
"that be wa- Mayor of Minneapolis h? must '
" aciiii.ii'.mV the Maternent with tin- I - ?in
"that be ilnl not -ti al." Ex-Gov. and Senal ?r
Alex. Ramsey mid: "The ex-Governon of I
" Mhneaota an* certainly a ?redil tn the Btate. i
" The bv? Iii ?i men in thii aaaembly are th?
"ex-Governon* they will put all the real of
"you uml) i the table ii you d" imt look out."
Mayo? Maxfield ot st. Paul mid: "Mayon
"aeemed to be looked upon m tWevee, and
"any man who would serve a-> Mayoi of st.
"I'aul lui th?- salary be received must necea-*
"sarflj be ?i thief.*- This waa all in i spirit of
pi.iv t ulm -?, ot t oin se. And vi i then ?ne people
bo unreasonable ai to maintain thal thi--ort of
1 badinage, this nwUng bee with radi epithet?
'an "thief," and thi- familiar discoui M about
,-t. ?ling, .is though it aras a good thing to joke
al out, dots not betoken a proper sensitive*
m?- up'ii questions of public an 1 private
lu nor, nor indicate a healthy moral tom.
Ore of the regular toasts was :
/??(i i'iir ; iii ,i, tn Coeufrott In uti'-r Iii it the |TI ii
i .? 'i. ii i? in! nu* i ? t: ti na; i -i i ? ! ? ' ?ek the waters
af Iii Mi--?-i;-l it Ml- - I' ia '";/ ffOBt, Iii?*
.?;; Dpi latl 'Ii Ii'U-t l-l' '''(??I Imj.
lu ttii*? Col. Vi'in. 8? King, member of Con
?.'n--, In?* Postmaster ?>t ihe House ot Bepre*
-i n'ativi-, and not long ago temporary resi?
dent ot ('.?lui:) while ihe Bcrgeant-at-Arms of
tho HottM wai engaged leanbing foi bim,
responded. He i- nported a- follow-:
li, ,-aii Hitit ir ikara vas s Btnasua?!?asleaarr er
, i.itiiii.iii itisi. Baal, ka Braal? mumu ml ki ii.m tin
asatnaeal nf thal least. Kotaithetandlng tke waa! al
f Mia tpolli mi'! St, l'itiii, aetktn ?
Ban iniie i ae to refuse aa spproprktllea Wa kee ia I
l'uni m i M.inn ..|" ii -. uni Hirn luii'iit ti.i- Btate, io in
?i a ten ii n.- i .nu to Oonjp-i t%tQBel ?m i - ii ? i lu
with ter i ' tra ira. Obt ifrJialtBra, san I
! atoae( sarrlrerj,art greatly nain? lo tin- gen
ipproprt itloni from Cob;;'???, .mi t" iii i Bbrl i b1
out l'i'ii?i'.M?i"i)il i' I'i*.ilion?.
Of tlii- speech, and of the sentiment to which
it iras i.i response, much might be said, li
-.im- bardi] nee* sry, though. All th'-i
proceedingi carry theil own comment. Hut
suppose any person to read the account of
them who believes thal ? man's Integrity and
honor should no mon be madi a jeal of than
a woman's virtue; or supi.omi stranger
studying our institutions should reid the lion.
Mr. Kin;:'- toast and speech and be Und thal
this ?a? ?in ni the i? rular programme of an
entertainment in bonui of the Governor ol a
great State, and thal tlie festivities tren par?
ticipated m .uni apparently enjoyed by the
repn -? ntativi tuen of the 81 ite, wlio bad li?*!?l
ii? highest oti'.ei - - what would be Iii- Impres?
sion concerning the t- ne and character of our
public liin, and tin influence ot our institu?
tional \ii' uni i no iii ii ii i ami oulj ?ah the
question._
RI *-/ ONSIBILTI Y ui nu: INSA VE
The nia nt nundi r in a boto] of thi- city,
with the subsequent Intimation thal the nmr*
(hni nae no1 of right mind, has only strength?
ened our conviction "t thi neeeasit) a-will
a? iu-tin ii revising oui methods of dealing
with "insane*1 violence, rho rerdid "t "No1
"Guilt) by reason ??f Insanity*1 has been so
off? a ti |n iii d th ii it i? now i n??iihiitly antici
?ii'iiI and j' tliiglj received. Where so inui'h
is lett io the discretion ol juries, the rule of
law is necessarily loose and elastic; and when?
ever tia n- is for (uv reason ? disposition to
?eqult, ih? theory of lunacy i- the most eon*
Munni possible. In most caaes of homicide
seeming ki lack a decided malice propenso
ih.tt ia, m all ?a i-s coming \\ ii inn the del
n it ion of manslaughter ? then is usually
nu exhibition of sudden rage armlogous to the
Involuntarj passion of the lunatic- or wi snj
naturally, "He could no1 have been In his
" m OSes win Ii In ?lui tin? I ?ill!.,' vvhii h was both
"?tricked and fooUah.*1 I in answer t?> this i
that m? greal cri?tes an committed bj any
one in a condition of pt rfcel Intellectual net!
tinlc. No doubl one ?rho in i u,u.-i ?>t frenxy
commit? murder is, pro hue rice, crasy* bul
t' ? law hold- him reaponaiblti for thal neglecl
t control his paaaion in the past which has
tinallv made it bia master. All criminal law is
based ui" m i lu- i [ghi of society to requin self
discipline "i its members. It "i< ?opposes thal
al some time In Ins life al least the wrong*
doer has Ihiii a linn I iilii ni, and thal it i- Iii?
own iiuli if be has fallen into an unconscion?
able condition.
The frequency of the plea of insanity In
i umina! um!, i uni ol in n ititi "! au over?
broad und mi?( Im vow ilv loose generalisation.
'lhere is no m.in who m.iv no! tall min mental
error, fur the strongest minded is sometimi ?
mistaken, and even incapable of nCOgl?Z-lg
the mistase winn n i- pointed out, Now, one
who is in tin cullin innl habit, through bia own
neglect, of becoming ezeeeding angry, and of
assaulting thi ohjeel of his anger, maj know
thal in doing so he la doing ?rrong; and
yet he may not please to held bli
nundi um- hand, and hi- in.iv plea ?
te run tin- risk ??f the acafltoM rattrer than t?e
balked of his revenge. Apparently Irrational,
within his own limits he reasons perfectly,
however rapidly He weighs his own Ufi
against the greal revenge foi which he has
nob a stomach. Ho makes up his mind and
he strike?. I ?own upon the docks tivo carmen
maj be eagaged in an altercation such a-mo-!
ot mu eily re.niels h,m listened lo mole than
once. After a brisk Interchange ol personal
.ii.n?? one of them leaps from his vehicle and,
with come extemporised weapon, fractures the
skull ni lu- ?nil u.i-t. Is ihe muni, ni iuh!, ,
nieh circumstances sanel Philosophically, no j
lc;-:d!v, ryes. He knows well enough thal be
may in hung al the Tombs for ?di ,| i,, ?? do
in?:; In- has often threatened t" Lill, "though I
?? be should be stretch* ?1 foi ii," bul in hil
wayi "I lit? In baa sol bet n In ii i habit ol
computing eonsequi no?*., or ?>t not d'.hil* what
he ?rished to do for feai ol penalties- and
ti. tliin all, be bai teen a Knit aianj mur?
din i- eseape. It he is angry enough, he anea
on wiih his min ?iii m, i i? bungi ii be is not
angrj enough, he eommits a simple assault?
and get? sixty dayi on the Uland) bul t?? say
thai he is not t?? lu- hung m?! Imprisoned be
liiiisi- he has an [Unregulated mimi, ii ?-imply
to repeal tim who!? ?riminal code.
Another greal mi-take under which jurtei
constantly (beide \% to take it for granted thal
no insane person has ana con!lol over hi- own
acta i whereas the whole system of modern ?
medical practice In such easea i- founded upon I
a vies precisely opit-oaite, Then is no well
lated lui me it j lum, the Inmates of a bli h
an- not -?ipili?, ,1 i,, in iimiei a ti. gree ol moral
| reepousib-it/, aud capable iu a mctwuie ui I
seif-conti ii. A troubb some lunatic is told that
milis? bo keeps quiet h? eihall have no dinner,
or b? put into a Jacket? or forbidden to attend
the next dance or concert, and Imniediately
be begini I > restrain bil Umbi or hil voice.
Bach u method i- u-? ? I -ure ,. ?lilli with those
who are -o decidedly nwd ni t" be locked op;
bul it tiny were utily partially deranged, willi
mind enough lett to be at large, would ni I
the same rub' hold? We will Suppose, for
ins!.mci, a mau of homicidal propensities
whii h have tims far exhibited tbemselvc? in
B0 OVeti ?nts. It must be adi. ititi d til it M !"
these he is not precisely sane i bul memory and
judgment and mosl "f the ''lie. focultieam y
sufficiently remain, and be i; .till quite in i
i oiiditi'iit to !?? deterred from committing
teloniou' violence by a dread <>f the eonae*
queme?. If he kimws or SOSpectS that after
the mortal deed Iii-* mental obliquity may be
pleaded in it? defense, be will go ob ; bul If
be i? sure that la* will be lu:!.,' tor killin:-', al
least be i- I?? likely t.? i:?? on. W? have need
for illustration tin- extreme penalt* ; bul iup
poae this tiiaii-niinili-?l person only knows
thal foi homicide be will ceri inlj be
locked up for life, i.i i';:: ;" ""'
very comfortable. I- it te be supposed that
lin? knowledge will have no i ati lining Influ?
ence over lum.* And if not, i- li no1 dearly
thi duty of the uduiiiiis?atni? ol' ju?!;ee, when
i prisoner is found not guilty by reason of
Inaanfty, boob a lud invi-ti'..!iion of the na?
ture of the ahemtion* to past .-nth o?d. i i
will imply that the prisoner wa? either suffi
i lently guilty tob? puniabi dal h aal by Imprison
nieiit, ?u ?hie will secure societj by a perpetual
custody of hi- personl This i- Um way to
?ha! with the Btischievoui and absurd theory
of Temporary Insanity, which ha? become the
opprobrium of our tribunal?, Nobody who
.-??t? np that be wa? s?? ei und should ever be
trusted al large again] ami when Temporary
Insanity mean-' bnpriaonment for f.if' w< an
vii} -me that caaei of that malady ?__ be?
come h m frequent,
APPRENTICESHIP.
We referred the other day to aa account by
an eminent physician of the manner In which
doctors an* manul.u timd by the iJiv:?Li?*:il col
lego? ut the rate of thounndl i?r annum,
turned out to prey upon society, frith neither
knowledge, experiences nor even honest pur*
pose. We might have enlargi ii the statement^
to include young men and women who have
not even ken i"*:;,uiaciure?] by any auch
training mill for any un ful purj ose whatevi r,
bul who rush loto tin- professions, the arts,
the trades, resolved t<? win no1 only o I
out ot them, but distinction, success, and pub?
lic respei t. New-York and Phil idi Ipbl i sw irm
With balf-grOWB boys from the country and
inland towna, each of whom meana to di? ai
in ha niau ?is AstOT or l.ir.iiil, and whose ?li
?kill or knowledge appean to be in aptitude
in copying the drees and manner of thi Bowery
??gent,'' while the Bar lnac and elsewhen is
crowded with young men shuffled through
examination by tho grace of an influeutiul
friend, and who mean to as? their profi ?ion
t?> puah th. m .is wan! politicians.
The ente to success and ni ne* making
which is the most popular and attacked with
the most nnginne ambition? however, ia that
i?t lu? riitiire. T_e editor of a magasina or
newapapei must have nerves of steel if he in?
not wearied out with the Importunity of
"college graduate? of fin? literarj taste,'1 who
feel tbemselvc? competent to 111 any position
in his office nt a moment's warning, from thal
ol proof-reader t?> his own. Back of these
come s pressing crowd of women, widows who
mu?! feed their children or tee them starve,
young giri?, wives with Invalid <>i drunken
husbands, downright adventurers, none 't
wit otu can earn ninney by teaching, sewing,
ni any other head or li.m?! craft, and there?
fore take to the pen as "the one business
" which requires no training." Nothing can
i??- mole pitiable than the sppeale of
these people, nothing bmmb sanguine tbaatbeir
hopes. 1 h? ir need la desperate? their talent,
they have been aasured by friends, is Indis?
putable. Nobodj u.n "una ted w.'.'i the pub?
lishing business in some way can know bow
deplorably lane this class li in the cities,
They write, write, flood the tibbs of editon
with poems, tales, essavs, which come bick to
tin m or disappear In the waste-paper basket.
We havi known a young woman com? to one
of the seaboard cities from a village in a
Southern Stale, and for thru vcirs stTUggll
against buiii.'!-!, need of every ?ort, writing
steadily, without one gleam of success, Buch
pluck and endurance would have told in any
other pursuit i but the woman was Ignoranl
nt grammar, English literature, everything in
fact but belief in ln-r own "pii-iii." Nm i
the ease an extreme one. In art the ?m-i Is
almosl .h bad. Pictures, studlea la 'ii and
crayon, an offered in the market bj nun and
w,mien who apparently <l" not know thi first
relea of art. Jost sa one "career*1 after an
ot'ei ia opened by which money ena be made,
there will follow ?hu ?..uno crowd of needy
aspirant? who menu to oonquer success with?
out knowledge, -?kill, or any kind of training.
I'hey have their t-ade of the -tory too. Tin y
?ne hungry and ill-clothed; they have a-much
natural ability as men who -it mugly Inside
the gates at which they knock ; and it may lu?
lls much information. What then is lackingf
Apprenticeship and hard work. The fiable <?t
tin- winged bone who Baw i<? thi? dissy bights
of faun* was long ago exploded; oobody be?
lieve? in it but schoolboy?. The bone who
wins tho rail-, whatever bia strain of blood,
ha- boen Ion;,' iiml carefuUy trained ?un? hu ?
worked hard m everj muscle. No lad, what- |
ever his ability, can mine to NYw-Ymk and I
earn distinction m money without work, and
thal laid, Meady work In the line he chooses,
N.. l.ni ii -u.h a fool a- io undertake to build
,i hou-e who had never handled trowtl m
hammer, ami a woman knows that mc must
learn t?? boil and hak?- before she can prcpam
ihe Simplest dinner. Art, liteiat,uc. inu-if, j.nil?
li, ib-in, arc m?t mole c.i-ily compiiicd than
? ,n -?tut? i > m' cooker} ?
I,,. ?i -i i.it n-? -, we know, an platitudes to
every Into lb enl reader, lint for lad; ol
knowing jual ?vkeee platitude? thonasadi ol
n, ?i and women an wasting their live i ami
?mall .lean- i" utttily hopeless effort Tiny
an-vvei that tiny h.tve no time foi 'prentice*
ahips. The) mu?! hive money or starve.
Alter a ; ? ai or two of disappointment they
i I-i, h eagerly at the low.-tot bastard neceas,
painl daub? for auction?, write onsavory ill
paid mattet i"i flash publications. Eaay a- is
the descent illtO that lull, t.? collie out of it is
impossible.
'l'hiie is but one remedy for thi- mi-.?rable
condition of aflaira. Let boys ami girls?
especiaUy girls? u-, thoroughlj tanjil one
mean? of earning tlitii bread while tiny an
Bl home. When tiny aie tinned out on ihe
world is no tiim- to begin io leam t<? handle
Unit tonis. Nn matter what thin social rank
or expectations, give tin m this one weapon
win;*?? uno ihc/ ib-jiouglily luidvraUuil willi
j which to keep the wolf from the door. Malte
| them teacher?, artists, BesaOOttOOOBa, nmsicLia?,
? painters on china, type?ctters, en^tver-v-'
i what yea ehOOOO. Hut make them real ?killi-.]
workeis, and not sham ?in tender:,, hopeful,
unable, ?md good tor nothing.
PEESON !/:.
The next edith* of Mr. Teranyraoa/a ??,?.,.,
I la tn be annotated ?with eaylaaaUaaa ?f ?it t.e 0t.?. um
pu lagee. ?"??-. ?an
The Cnitoruns are flieeOSSSOfc prenrdin-?* u,
| ma .-,. rat afiela atan lie?raa, what they wtM la with Neo,
(??n i,ii t,,, ?a i.y Mr. w u u uf Woburn, for tke proa i
of their form of Chrlattanlfy, Dr. Betlowa ?n- . .- ?
inn id nf I'mi.'i.-i u, literature, Hie ptitflni" the 1
nona permanent tooti na", or founding? fulli.ro.
f. -?- iraklp i?f ?, eli -,. " ii --. . ii .. ,?,?
i trina kia life by lir. Ii..',-., and a incceaai ruteara.
t'lii" I-, he put III Hamlin".
Mrs. I.imolii is liviii-r with her hrotlior-in
law*! f..en'., al -i rnurJeld, IH , aad eanUaaaa la la ;*r ,.
In health, un Chrlatmaa <i?iy ?i? preeeatad Um Be
i ? v. Duk -i? ?kiln n , -., tun', waa praaaaia
i'r, ?i.?.. m 1.Hie,du lu Ur Kuli:.?ni ni k,itie ?i J
ash. anil ia ornamented wilka -.- , i ? ii ?? , ;,', ??
.ii": " l III f. i .ni I! ; al I
? ?n. . rid.I \.j in. J. ii j . . i
' iiiii.iv, K. M icliy."
A orre p,a,h-.t Bends the (.?Mowin-* :
?ni---.-],..-: W'i.eii i , - . -, i.an -ir waa i
- I , . .
'?
:.,- . , .
, tia i in um :
Ile Mil ,,f Ililli. Ml. i.i.,, i. .ii,.I |., ?mu, ii,I,, .i .u, ,.|
huieI, "Ok,pain?wI doa'l Bother m ? aa, I wrote ta.
book." t'lii. k a? Heii.ri' ' ? ? -,.,
?au: u-ti i know, riiat'a wkot i.. .??. it -.
hard lo -? ?' "
Two Anti.- expeditions are in.uni- .* ;i|.
rcadj forthle \> rar. The BriUah SdnUraltj kavi ?
nir.iii?;ciiic;.?? \titli Mr Allen Terang n, cotnmai
with toa entrance ,.i - I adaextSaaaa
bopeoO obtaining ?nine Infonnatlon ..it , rahSn
of the ab , . \ ,.
,ciii.e.l 'J', nuil run!.1, ? towird the (' -I ot '..,". | ?
Nnnl'u-Ainld iib nu...li.i Ino to Hie eui rein? , '?
Hu puruoae nr ?i?. ertjtiuini*" Hie. i.., ilin-et rama
cation between Bebr-itu/a Hit and the .??-aii u.-rn. ?
?
A eoiTeepondent frotn Carlisle, I*. *-?)., -
Mfotlawai ** Ka Oyeaker Blaine hat ?
Ni-w-Yr.ir'? ?. ,ii-.,u wltli lil- n'.itli,
Vkltti wlil'-h hi-f nilli) v. a-lit rifi? ?! fr-in it -
ItWyeonraaa, Ths fawn nat ?
-iki-'..-. by Beetes aa I - totea i.i-ii | ?
Mr. Bl liai '? Bjn li -:, ,i' .... :
earUeat. Th,- IteaseiaeUII itaa linnrln
Inwklck hi? ?-i.-.n-ei ,n,n,,ii,, |tyoii,?inl io
?'?.ui iiiitiiei and hit father Wt-r. dorn <,:. -
. v--... ik< i .'.-n ? deal Ififvtce la ti. old at.
Hil? '^?.rcli, ?mi ? ,,,,.,. ,j ,,.?,,.,-, ,.k,,,, ?i ? ,. ..
re amonai the ohlel routi ?iiufori Hi
ipanli d by bia i . n fn ni ^ .
na u,ni r- i-.,--??ii? (.i,- -, t; d -i..
? .,-..! In ih.- t
\ byterlan i hnreh. I . -? ?
c,,i. Epbi liiu Bli ne, waa a ? i
.'.nu. ?liol for the bul three venia of tue tti ?
j Wah Collin.l.--:ii') -lu li.-1-..1 of Hi? Al int."
Bpealr.ec Ken's health boa beei tb mhjeel
' liol I . tilly, ,ti,,I I,, ,
f din ? -.--? ii " at in tnu n .-!..::..;? d jj
Tke Imdianepolit Jommai li of intereet: ??
'. ". h ! -
? vi.-.-, rai d. ii -,;..; -
, for icveul years past gaol
i menee rii.iitiil l'iiier ?md phyah ii ah
Hi? Hpeiikei -if Um Henee bellevee Hi I
al Balma] '??
, preaide; but all r, p irta tV.r lie I.? i
uIon are utiti . . - ? ,
ft i, !. '.
i.i lounging aboui w M1 .,?!' II ? ? ?
dei t Mr. k
? ? the <!l.a. li .rr- nf n.. dm r .
\ virtln," r.i bnab mt Id* i
He I !? ih It) lui.ed I lie fOODI COI
Ion the hull of ih Houm ii la :,,,,.
rotun i?. raptad lu ?
i| .te. na ti
proximity of the roora loth bullo! i ?t -,
ni.I- ru,- s?.i m?, i ? au Uea to t.m
chair while h- retin ?
roi lil' Al NOTES
St delny BrilrtOW's J'le-iil.-iili 1 - '
riiiuc.? Ir* otommj and rapid riae. l_e ...tun- caon.it ?,. - ..\
ot nay of lila ojii.oliciitii
( iHiginaaiiiBii Lainir i? said to feel Bore of
bia eleetloa la the Senate hy Bevon totee. Die lal
pom nt la '?? n. ,t _ l..-,'ti.'-. .
There la peihos sa well bo "cb ' "
pin i.-iiidi frn'.i fan 'luir:, fal r-Oetan "
Berat lah Bttniudlj pi ie> ,i any ? ??-:??.
iTe-i'l.au (iiuiit ,-r | enter. Brlaton ;?, ti 0 I I
. 1' ?? Vi b ?kj Bli -I : l?l t i ...
??abort to ti. ii ead to Um i rti di ??- i
(hutch t.ivi'inn i? imt popularin Pittsborgh,
tri leiiti.t. for Tht i i tot '??, i aa Banni i of I
M li Ukt Be]
?u en] othi i b m, 11 ? .-? - ? enter?
platt ?nu i ,' taxing ? !.. i ? ..ii i h rebea o I ol ? .
und kaatkenltlna our pablle -- a .1 ka b I
-
n.r. the Ali me vii ? yt,"
The .?millen bj pcorance of i i
r.nt piece iii.iiiu'otiey ni Um . kio I
Inmbni - . lei onunent i u Um bvBai nnl
ot* the Ohio Deni -1 ?... a- tht < ?.i annfl
? j.\ ?, ( .-? ? ?it ol the i.
i.i. ? di -.-i the i- nita ni . ?
temi ttolnt'i
Ol Hie I - , ki
and ?he r, ./,u,.?/'."
Tie re will b< little dissent fn ra I
Hun or rai Pkiledelpeie Tmmti "M i
eoaunlttee of eoarae nadWatand thal th
oi? nlng "!:lt Staat be itopped, thoarrk It ki |ui
?.ive .it Um -p i"t kia >. I
:,.,.. . .
tin-1 on?,,,t,iitlon ni .-on ulataaand thi :
Booth -Vin. ii. ni mlaslo ia. But a i
we Uko cunnii.- down the talui etol the II
iirgt and aceond elaiiei If It ta i
u,. ? oil lona, i '.. . n.i. it to lx? 1
ii I ntl i .
barill} lit?- ou m? ?ai.nv unkt."
Mr. Henry C. Catey gires this -hi?.
nf Been -tai ? ? i - - I I
re -ui report : " Mi u of all I i mee* bavi
had -n.t e Ont idoptloo of the M
.Hon of the ??? ?
j.'.... ?, and of Hi" farmer, I
Bh u ?. mt I" Hie ii'
the one entitled to Uki
Bitd ihe u,n-t eeetala topi x ? ?'?
Mi flanela.and sa ?t raaltywaa Bad rhU i
Una, .lui'ii'.t-cniiii.'!!' na- ,,?!, ? of Um ?
id,-, and for the |H'..ii'.i'.' had henee the woadm
thal wna manifeated thron boni UM ? ir. * ?
I., nil.Ml. II .e, ,,. Ui | Mil - I III.lill e-t". ni '
?- '... .1.1 (..,' - '
bl ?he' (ii.die? li I'l.'I, BU It
i, m ,- rit, extra intiuary an i bom ........
n, u i? dow ?.. etoarlj ninnltV -''?"
Th* Western Deaanctata ire talMagkmdly
pam shoal aoataathtg toa Bast Matleaal Uoaveatioa
lilli? Ihr (ineintiati Am/uirrr ?.i> ? : " IBS Vant vi ,i
ilatm m ! .'< ' the boxI Preoldi m- aad ka nii. ka -i Daata
,i u. nur ii?,- Siaaaaaaa of aha ttttete, aha iwafoata
nt,i..ii | Um w'i'.ieru v,.:d.i..??i?. ara ? aaaajaaala.
i* opie. They an b lUlao '" t ?? ? ?'? -
Knot It i-? "i I uiinki Ik Ili.it UM \i> "-IT, -: !. I I J it
nundi ka the Baal U Iheyeaa aa*eea apon a.
pba-reare! ila thi I i-i ?. bo bi -?
M.i--i.ciiii?. u? i tu taratara arveeal aaaaaa ..t I M ? i
. ,ti- loud of kolaTu?g , " aa rhnri i- Um U
? Billard, li,- i? u,i . u otilte-tc. Vii-i, inn i
Mon.ii lill illino?! any pul lie phtCS ? l? '1:1 ?*f4j . Hi
i.,, i hn.ud not ha of. itnnk.d. Then thora are <
(?.mimi and-itiiiu ??uni'v Ad.ini?. The latter waa eel
nine a \t IdlnI to Be i .m ti it' t. m 1 li. eli .1 UM I', in.
Stale Uekal l?verai rateeaaai'/e renra,and lerrnad
al.ility m Hie M.i?-achuM-H? l.t-t:i?liiture. Berndei
.m A4 ?m?', sad .-."'i ii.-k-ie.? aad Haleta ad anani i ?
? p, i ? : m. Thi re are ? ??> i ii .-:;
mon ei Hin State alone who nu-'.i worthllj la
ai i m..I [.?.n -.- mi the ti, k. t. Who ?u1 pul ..t" oi u..
till 4,n?| Wo .ti?' ili?i?i*-.l to l.e ??i iiii.au?."
PL BltC OPINION*
Coonina M. Clay <>f Kcntuchv wanto to be the
t.. n ,. m..a ,:.,"tc foi \ ,. !',. -i lenl n't u*>U
?. ,i .e-.c.ind Piala IS ne r ii), m
In Ohio poUtico, what la called flic Pt
lila; toe plajra an uni,..ruin' pui In " '"" ' ;'
Inf.. til |il-, liol?, tile I'..)..-'? t.HU"'! """I' '"-' *?''??
Briatoa la Iwitortanae --[f-leaffi Wkaaa un | >
li la ?iss.rted that lllaine han had M eve M
111? i'r. ?id. Hit lol fnlli teal-. Um' ?li Ik Uli be a '"t
i,ni u laalaoafact tkal ??t ia! hu? had twn ey.?,uni lol
a Inajjis praliii al lhaa irwahaifh i'o?i d?ein i
The zeal shown by the DetiiiH-nitn iu def? nd
Inaoardraadfall] buyanled freeaeiMndeIseqaal M ti,.i
of th.- moat devout BepnbBenaa They ?it doa*a on I ??
Pope a bia toe with a pnoouri of ? Utoaaand pouBda w
the ?'linn? lack |( umaaaU(jamaaeiafal Hn.i.i
Wv wi?h sinn.lv to Miiv to both oreanlfflltii ' -
that the psrtj Tti.it would bwm.'l In ifflo muai i rim te
!, man ,,r the fir?r abtat aa n r-tateeetan ?ml ? cltlaori.
niiiai? Hio?i? . until? who hut? alraadj co ?
; ?o will It, .uni tice..d?c tthcu tn, ! i ..- ? ' - -
, to be made and Ike entire nat lou 'na ron-i-., i
Hie queatton and rainde up Ita mimi. It will i? fouBa
the \-t-?! inanuiit ?iii l^i.-.- wltb tkoaa wko bavaauaaaV
dvviUed.-ta. ?- ?vouiu?; l'oal ilud. Kcp-i