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han had b-en lor slsrm Of sir years previous
20 hislerm Of Oiiee hAd shat is mors. BE-
lore Ibis term cf I'VE years hasserpirr,l. he = !.
not satisfied Uith pr's,at opportahi,ies to SP-
yropriale the Iuuds Of he eoua,y, to satiAis
hi spaeious ,oHaarI. be cries give, 'yes give
me the most lucrative Office in the county. By
which I may fs,5 my yearniag bowels, upon the
best ''fst Of tle lsnP' and the god things that
his world can Irojdcel Aud further Mr.. Ed.
tier il seems % me thai afeT man offers him
self to the publc as candidate for Office Of
profit and trust, bis private character. also. Do
serves at east some consideration from voting
public, and how stands this matter with A. =
Ramsey!
Shortly after his advent in CatrOlltOn, he
joined the Free Masons, and for what purpose
no n:ca knew, but some we're irreligious enOngh
TO surmise. shor. time after be Joined
the Sons Of Trmpersnee" and here Sgain
some surmsed. and after the DiUisioA in Car.
rcl'on, went down he has been seen time and
agsin drinking red eye" And during the
las, winter a new vision came Ger the spirit Of
bis dream and he concluded he must quit his
g,D,bing operations OF cOrds, by which he had
'Oon and loa considerable sums Of money, and
joiaa clOrel, and become apparently religiOusll
And here was the ru5, riGt church should be
he join? Why he goes % one Of his political
frcn Tud Morrison ard desires 70 know bic
opinion AS 10 what church he Ramsey had
better join to be most pOpulAr?" al Of which
Jhe Judge has been heard to relate time and
agan! Andi day or two after he joins the
Presbyterian Church 10 Carrollton. o what
jewell A pearl Of great price IN the mystic
lodge, gem in tn crown Of Temperance. and
and pillar Of great Veigit in the church, Can
it be that such specimen Of corruption can OBJ.
tain the votes Of an honesl and intelligent peo-
pie? AN OLD SETTLER
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nor ] received any votes in Carroll. nor ve.r
any OF the delegates inst uelrd for 81 a.rofus.
and IN case Of The success Of Dr.. EcCAll. }, ilh.
er VI u Woa!d obtained vote from tha. Com
~. or the fouriera lownshps ofths Coun'y.
seven had instructed their drlrg-,ss for NJ
Ayrrs, four iUr Mr F,rral. one Tor Mr. MeGe-,
aud I"o had held no mestlLg. anl appOinled 40
delegates. 's -. ...-
FIR N ths strir Of things il is evident tia,
agr'rnhly to The understanding brfurrmrlioE.
I'd wasclrarly entitled 10 Ihe nnnin tion. -
"i'hoU 'uch und, r.landing ci,hrr n,ys,lf "
Cob AErrs Was rRliIlsd- 10 the -nOmina .ioa -
And yet, u spi'e'of The popular will, eorrsp'
PTiy lrae,r, have effected ,he noni n ,lion o'
Mr. Bukrl
Mr.. Akinscn WAS =, thr MinIva C,5ny,n.
ton. n'ormed him ht h,d warmly sup
ported him. Hnd htd probably srrur'irl lrn, no
les thtn hrndrr vOes Hr9hsnk,d ne W.
ry politely foril | hen asked him how mat
tcrs stood rhrr,? He rmarked. II, & an
right" turned ab,u,. IN lpf me very abrupt
~ .. VT" .s.Hn ~ '-. ...r..r g
AT righ'! What lrrach.r, III hal the
uouiina'ion; hr coul control hi. frirnd.:- and
yt' nj "nr yo'r did get from Carroll G,ua-
y! Al T-h Oh, shameless perGhvl Is il
MOI adding insult {" injury? 0'h"r se'. Of like
p-rti lionsn- .$ IN he par % snm..nf' her CIR
roll Couny y'lrtIrr, which h,c IN. M lnire,t in
he Mn rvt ChVrH'i"n. nighl here nu.
m rate. bht | r.fr-ins Fr,ui rtr -m we're
triumph NJ lt-i,; aud a C ndiIa',- forstth
up"" h. ID mucracy wh6 WAS upuiiAIed by
hem Al III rl~c ion. M longer are he ma
jrr 10 rule, il their choice runs counter 10
he wiNhes "f \ fw uuprinepltd d.msgogues
Ou upun ,ucl D mocrac, protest against
railing >nrh proc, cling, Dcmocrar;c / won i
SCARF h hi'r gr"an gray. H. dd, in The
cau"'". D IN 'criey. h,l M, suppn ed i to be
| identified with 'ri h jus lee an hnprs,y; aud
perhap>l should have been more circum, p, ct
had supposed that its hallowrd name ctud
be invoked to sane ion fraud 50 garing as
IEiS VIII ihc Democracy sanction j.? | can
not b,lievrii D spite the dill Of party lea
der, srd hrs. less tmsgogues, honest prople,
when conr' ran viii h facts. will rppuliatr
the fra d .r.n
The proceedings lhp Convention hOll
for nou !ht ran brnf anv service in rep
udhiing irS doings. and in vindicaIing The in
suited rights OF the people, am now before
The people Ms well as before the holding Of that
no oinu< Convrn ion. As they may wish IT,
so shall re- uate my action LIT hem de-
cil@ " ...IH .... ...r
| canno close this article without expressing
my deep felt ark 'owlr,lgment 10 my Demo
crtic frien l. for the liberal suppirt which
they ac;rrl m 1t H.. rec-n' elcc iol rheir
support i'l1 highly rpprrcit el nv m A. it
would 1--WE been hll M, cir VOICES barn Sli
Ael by Intrigue and Cranl
JACOB G. BALMER.
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han bad been lOr sl,rm Of sir years previous
20 hisierm Of oliee. had shat s mors. Be.
lore this term of two wears hasserpirrd. ho 10
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A FREE DEMOCRAT.

a Let the sickle do Us havoc among he grain
Jet therruit be gathered let fair fingers pull
the bursting bunchrs Of grape. Thus shall
good provision BE- mad, for he wants which
lwai' before Us. AMI h. sal rehaelions Of he
season shall btmo iitird by vine and assn e d
b And stIl there will b. mourners For all
ar. ~, .likt--tnd The litc Of the one my be
The de. ruc.in ,,.t The oher 8gF Efprtss. 2
Ave there will bam1uraerS Tor nc dead
Sunmtr gone The lead leaves lhrt ,hirrr a
whilc on III, Saplqss trees, then rusi down TO
ih.r graves an he ground are no. more, than
the beautiful hopes. now dead. but which hal
br,h ia the swelling fulae>snf thr early sam
mer Yoaqg M Al lens bulE cssil~s in then
glowing ir'am| which thcy deemed would bp
realities when he harvest line of ruits had
come :; where is reiIiz .lion now ? Their slow
sep and paid face tell asad tale. and he mur-
murmed prayers To Heaven to bear them on is
bu. the voice Of The dra Summer. gone
Young men started with the Spring to count
The hours TO the harveS, time when their ha
vest of honors should come in thr plrnitude Of
riches abu. how many are.wery and worn
with The struggle, and with the AuaumR are
ready to sink into the darkness Of An unpity-
ing Winter? All the Isle is no! half told =
TI g.
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Rachel yet moarns for her ehildr D, md zach
wear must add 10 the sorrow which is in every
arhly cup.
Yet there Is bsausiful lessen in this passing
rason. Not forver hath the sap gone from
he trees, and the color from the lravrs and
flowers. There is a sPring-lime in The store.
house Of Gods bounty. and His open hand
shall SOW the seeds Of new hopes and new af-
frcuOns in the days yet TO come. Then shSI
the bitterness Of the waters be turned to a
soothing ssWeti and he cbalice Of our dreams
be again Selled up with bursting beauty Of the
Young life swelling into being around. And.
if p,rchance the heart hath dropped and died.
and he leav ,s lsvt iall, n upon the grave Of
The mourner yet is there still more glorious
-pringtimr in store xhrn the 1ead shall arise
in. the glorious besu'y of The Suprrnal
Shall we. then mourn for the dead summer
gone - Sondasky Register
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l1octitoI.


When lovely woman wells her bosom
With muslin fashionsbly thin. 81
What man with eyes. could e'vr refuse 'em
-s From casually peering in! 7arar
AID Wh,n his arltnt gaze II turning.
Thedry gouds heasrd 10 derp-drawn signs
Would not bis finger ends bvburning
To press-his hat down o',r his eyes?
Timothy S;'rgQgs.J !S,THQgsriHe.
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Subscribers .ho de- no, giFs kxfstss a0neH
10 the eoutrsry are eOusidorst Eisaiag e e'ahs.
ne their sa5todptious.
J. II subscribers order the eiseontinuancs 81
heir papers the pob isheF mny- epuunus = ssna
hem uutil Hresrsges ere Psid-- -
u subscrheS nealect or relrse 10 taxa heif
spers iron oiioes to which they are sent, thef
srs he'd responsIbs Ill theF haFs stu q thsa
lille and orjered their pap r.dis-ondnued
4lf subs ribers remove 10 vtiieF places without
soiiiyiBg The pubshsr spd the paper . not ssht
% iOrmer direction they are RED resransisls
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La man minds his own business, be will
in hat he has ptn'y 10 no.
ii ny people complain OF Iht evil which they
u.f.r; nj say no,hlns at sll Qt ~ evils vhich
they do
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We were handed the following article for
publication. by DGMocRAro OF our tOwn-and
We freely give il an Insertion, because We be-
EeSs it 10 eonlain the truth. Read IT,. friends
OF d icat on Ed fres Pfess. I1
4 he fehO0l ntsnt> tOsser -QueStIOm---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

iro equality OF eondien which is not satisfied IN MAJ
inc the satellite but aims 10 he the center Of sy,,e
How much more cheering ji Is to resd he toss.s ass
srceehes AZ a fremans ceirbtation-asi be mai.
aware Of the cegerness and mcrs--the courage. eoor
tesy and comfy OF thousands Of ussid aud hocorsb,
individuals than TO be forever harPng upon sone %,
cd strinc-to he itcratns rubbish sboai de21res
statesmen who saved the country. ar hlstherng ah.,,
the little giant or the big p'suy, or recorlins the
matches eloqneuce Of some orator o. whAieeriAeme
No the spectacle OF MASSES SO moving Is IaSgai6een
II Is the peculiarly and glory Of our ecustY II
gives quiet people importance IN their ovs eyes.
which is essential to the development Of our ns,i.u
,ons Probably cur correspondent is one Of that elas.
Who would delight in reading the waddle Of the Rev
Mr. Abbo.tin Hsrpcr on Napoleon. lis quite possible
Hat Ran who sneeFs az the NOISY and otherwise
doines Of melodies. though they were eminent "a
council or IN field should wish the old stale vile
creed Of great uen kept up. But thanks be to our in
icrsnt progress that is passing away No man now
could seize en- tie jeposits:' none could claim to
rescue the country from impending perditoa because
lie made a speech or Two.
Another reason for our approval Of Frcmens visits
and an Kindred demonstrations, is their improvement
of the morals and manners of the young mon so acting
tudoes the spirit of rowdyism, and substitutes the
ciyity and polteness Of gentlemen WHO receive guests
and in return are received as such. IL makes the
Young men Of tie different cities acquainted with
another, aud with public institutions which they, a.
bodies inspect and consider when probably. as ind
vduas, they would neyernotce OF enter them IL gives
rise to tasteful parades, and unexeeponable depOrs
ard suggests largely the spirit OF hospitality on personal
and local grounds.
Despite our correspondents structures we shall con-
irue to notice the masses in preference TO single per
sons Such we believe to be the true spirit OF our ia
siiutious and such has habituay been the practices
arising from conviction Of this journal Success then
to cur Gremaus visits and all kindred sociable and
generous customs.
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TlcE-l col America FOR IT, lrtcIe. aceorla- 20 -.'
Administration oracle. la,cy eiloi todcreld OBJ that
iu. a.l L. mission g. Nr. l,r 10 China 60 sci, --.
In lie .,.i'lmclt of Tie accorr. between tie Tartar
and rati, s our immense interests were d1ly pro
tc,tcd We heard so much from every cur thar bari
srt.cI..s 81 republican economy and home industry.
G.. ile,.luc Of tie trade 60 e. ice ex.emporzsl-.oi
~tic u,alA Of Cmus ard Of Id that we really
/. Gan 90 fancy that there something il tie mission
We began 10 doubt the economies oil courguiIies-w.
tcean 10 fancy that tie social and business niercouFss
between Two men Ten thousand mile apart was necesa
Ily greater than that If two men ten inches apart-ve
were ~ fact approaching conversion 20 tie doctrine
thai II you can only interpoc hall the earth between
aly to people .gie OF national and build ships AMI
steamer. c,c.tc merchant princes az the ternin AMI
tie stC,Quepoces tLcl property is certain; but if
tl,se GORGEOUS m-cImcl.a.c. ere wanting society be-
comes weak and common. '.ac poor as il dill under
tie inbecic administration o, J. Q Adams or rich
IS under LAT Of tie great Louis XIV This partial con-
yction eos, us some trouble r Tie that o.
rcreG to every raiula- nl commercial law but still
the bcitofD -mocIacr 3 50 breed b0oihounds orfuli
TIE Eaves and 60 create Oh tie inequalities that grow
cut q seOuialons al acgre -ols abroad instead o..
production az home. We inclined respecting the n
j,lify 10 The WakeIi4u theory Id were halfaIuinl
to ur1e -lar e ez>ecretaFy should have fair chance
&c 90 Gina IN THAR steamer which was 70 cost
SsGofCo. srl IN due time pour back INTO tie lap Of
tie cozIg ~ DE p-etsof close yeat. rich countries
where tie lycIa1, wages u mol Is from SO 70 50
ayeaI-u,utu and children az laH price. We lad
rot iol seasons o. car o.l- set declared our semi
belle. iu ..c doctrine ia- tae more You y.a re tie
. frr
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S b u oeIous iend, patrons thar h prpsrsa
s l'ts D1 a.. as z = ssS T 50 80 Br5sass s ID
gcs1sr = q Dasssrreo.yp. AID Pro o1rspac As
err ruuoe eorss 70 oetsvo iS-s 79niai
N 4r.hfl serves = I9o,os-tlay b. " bf3sn hi "a
Ty os ns Pro-. - b. "tla Layar ~ Wee Isy-2.. re
md srW Nertsa OF - q eorarnon sods nd Asn b "
Ssw.on se1 b. n Pho.osrsrHi. Ps.e-es. BY Z Elis.s
Herss 10 f1oogrrrhc sslors b. Nee Jsy.- DsTsopls
rIes1e. via fyros.e ed ! W.. pa. 's5s2a' ~
S. ! sbis7. Porce-ld Aaiov d. 49, y " A ~
err re 1, s'Ti W., o. loa. f i y 20 Pso-
ior Jh,T PsoaTsy s.Cetol ~ coteiy ldoFs Ad-er-
c.apiei 10 vi Fro.rs.' Z Fioso.r'rSy.
r, Clothing Of the best quality anu st}.r FOR To-
fa sra vP',r ne ~ YER s ' !. sTsT i. For m
k,y-r Clothing eso. hH' It. 30 = 1Tts-S'i- y. ,.
~ Housekeepers and all others n wan. Of y 'aln
med rsrs1oors No 80 hs Of sia5eT, whe-s
nty he elsd he largo AL M =. o. ''' ~ " - '-
70 public
NV SONGS" The Hills o. tie Highlands forever
Lo.s7 80 y John p =. II, be- ~ a s- en-.
" e' 2 W. s1 i' RE- ,e tos.a sors we ~ Hpv
~ D, q 49, ~ ie, t-'s 5-e 81. ,. cd
- o. .,~s i'fa- , ss,. sag 81 Fl e. ~, ~
sfIs Vomst, C4-an. H1se D Frederic -eke'- e.
tgreet srr.suse llhd y Hoascl }gATl-s 81 - ,r,-
way.
SEWN NILE MmRoR.-The greatest wonder OF tn
World < ' 'A'' Of H5s s,Sa VIZ x 20 Bsaairay
NH, ee4 .eiss J. sa.ii.a e i'-f s- "a, "
NV eoYC-Wll be published WEDNESDAY, the
p inst ~ B0EAcz W1grRs 10 - Brooi.at - Gil.
vo,r~ f-r such D d-,td Horace ORC ~ Efq- u Per
nh Mu.e y b. No4rebsp ao ls Of Re Ais NE
Htrp Cer ~1c &C. Ills iii be ID n iA Lost popular sons '
AID FOR TIE ORPHASs-NEw- ORLEANS SUFFER-
Efsql subaortI re'eefy announce 70 ne pee2 o. Few
lot he ne5oorHs o' n' IN. ?. ~, , e1 o.
a. yor cas of the Unoa Of eodls 'ieial ga - ~
nu. 10 tpfr pirate The Irois Of 10Th o. biz Das establish
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.rr THEN RE nEARDi

PovJ,ism disgruceiully disturbed, annoy ed, inter-
trptcd and finally broke up the WOmans Rights Con
,ention in our CITY sitting in house hired expressly for
discussion by the friends of the movement The great
mass Of our journals have either openly commended or
euecmaced. by faint and qualified ceusure. this shame
FIJI outrage on the Freedom Of Discussion. The Womea
offered TO give up their platform for half the time
10 any decent antagonists but no their ad'ersares
had no faith in their ability to answer the Womens ar
ouuents but perfect confidence in their power 20
drown them--which they did.
We appeal from the grogshop mob of our Cityo
he upright intelligent fgeemen Of our Country asking
them 10 give the women who advocate an enlargement
Of the sphere usually assigned other sex fair chance
70 lc heard They were denied il here but they can
have il almost anywhere else ii the lovers of free
srecch and fair rlay viii but insist on IT,
Orr system of Winter Evening Iyccum Lectures al
ford, exc, lent opportunities for giving the advocates
of Womens Rights hearing There is not an opposer
of the movement this day who can accurately state
what the Rights claimed for Women are, nor on what
grounds they are demanded. Simply as matter Of
education then for the dccrcr and coneners Of the
mo,ement We urge that at least one lecture IN behalf
If that movement be heard before each Lyceum Ii
VIII be worth its cost merely in preventing the future
utfcrancc Of absurd and caluunious alsehoodS to
what are the rights contended for.
We believe the rost-Olice addresses Of the leadny
champions of the Emancipation Of Women are respect
lively as follows:
LucY ST0Nf Nts.-Bfcokicli. Macs
hsroiSgrre b. Beowv South Butler Wayne Co. y Y,
FLizhreTa OAsr5s TIL BROOKLYN N. l.
ELfYaHEru G. STATION, Seneca Ils y r.
pltiiNA Nmchr DAVE Providence r l.
ST.. C. H. NICHOLS, nrl.tleborJ, w.
AIs. 4. u. SEVERANCE. Cleveland, Ohio
Hlrs. T. l.. ROSE. E,w-lork City
There are OILERS who have spoken earnestly and
ally fer Womans Rights, but We only know those
Just named r5 permanently enlisted IN their advocacy
We presume The three FIRST named would lecture II
invited before Lyccums; perhaps some OF the others
would unless requested TO travel too far. And GER
tenly none who have heard Lucy Stone for exam
te can doubt that she is at least veil quilted
to lecture iusrucyely amaorty OF tsoso hitherto
/ invited 10 do So Let Woman have a fair hearing
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duration Of tie policies IL the three companies vase"
VI IeIf vears while the Oldest company was Zen sul
~ Youngest was sersH wears Of ase was neither prob
~ 7er honest 1t was made for mischief It's motive
.,r5 haze been nothing else than 20 make ont ease
sgspst the youngest company. Tbs Il eond 20 "la'
ever the ace sumed as the average q those 'nsrns
Tt. ifssh icturcs.s careful 10 take notice OF tins
ch,r~s lint suses his roalcrs WIKI plenty OF dwarf
atm ahsut the scientific hooks n bis possession
thinks obe known 90 others sad cndeavor'
70 make reoplc believe TIA the assumptions made ia
,ustirr tie sexual mortality Of Re combined e3P'T
30 ,ee so - 70 Tree tie scale from anomalies, auiol15
% inst TIA ssre .s Lis asgmPtons OF averages Jus,
- tiouch If were tic su.e thing having skeleton
qe 20 sssun the flesh 10 cover it. IL is to assnc
rio skeleton and then cover If Will t-c muscles 'nd
.kntorateh This evasion won't DO The consult
inc se;uar, hast give some reason f.r assuming fai
.to ,.r,ie. Of Tie Connecticut average the sam,
srrti,n Us those of the NevYork Mutual orcoa.e's
tltIe bssev attempted 20 mislead end t''-A'en 'He
msmlers If tile former % serve hs Own scinsh ems
1lsf so bare-fced trick should impose upon an! one
Acquainted with tie general rules Of arithmetic We
could not have believed without seeing IT,
The premium note Companies. from the fact mat
lie Insurance Las the grsatet attractions iot persons
Of limited means and high hopes and pcrh rs also from
Ie'rr conducted with greater ysor nd industry nave
core slesd Of the aI cash" Companies and embrace
iy far n e. largest number Of policies Perhaps 'Ais
success makes ihcr officers desPise such nasslant rs
Treket.. but while tie al cash Companies are
irfus.ricusy circulating Bis stuff to disquet the policy
holders Of tLer more prosperous rivals we thnA the
latter In ust;co 70 thoir members. should call lueAe
,o Court and have tic grounds on which he pie'aneS
,o pronounce item bankrupt adjuieated Ii the pbo-
lie were toleIay wen informed on the subject OF Lie
1r.rrarce. such course would he unnecessary But as
matters ne far humber reputation ihan iuckett s.
h,,kipe M tie bald charge Of bankruptcy against
tie mos. respectable Company that can be named Is
sufficient 20 shake the faith OF hundreds Of s policy
holders and to iehten hundreds of others who ought
to insure from taking policies in amy Company Hon
orile riylry Is doubtless beneficial in promoting Life
Insurance as well as other good social institutions btt
dis warfare of traduction in which the invaders en-
r,.v Swiss or Hcssiars. to WELD weapons of which
il., themselves would be ashamed is too contemplate
90 b. ioleratcd II rebounds 20 the pcrnaHan. INJURY
al 10th sides aud VIA, is more. Of he public a Large
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Acolresrordclt complains u .hc room devoted ia
DID. columns e 1fc Tabsac 20 Firemens Visits.
Is cersure mug look Tor auothcr channel We regard
Firenens zits as uilcani IN various points Of view
and ,le notice which We give them lulg warranted
IN .Lo Grst place We think the time has fully come
wien lie masses ia whatever form they cryslalze
Hold he noticed History, howe r. thus iar takes
no notice item Tie reiznof single man called
kin fixes tie e4as " nations instead OF tie philosophy
edo. pras ice 81 the people being sufficient tnear
3d. .oo tie deeds u great mca. Of aa Alexander o.
NAPOLEON stand Tor ihe w0rk Of peoples when these
Lerccs are gresr because the people besotei glo
rsn- and urr- ticed 10 the arts Of combination ond
.elldirectca Butt history would lOtce masses prop
el the uas.es being rendered capable Of .elfdirec-
,.en lie .e 81 great mcn would pass away. There Is
ir fret no .uch tLrg az political greatness l. Is the
iufbleeu .fa-raai puridi.y people truly free AMI
selfrehing can have 10 great men. Ihc comparative
f. hef Of ne Americans tie cause oil them lOok-
1a to jackson and Clay political savio ipstcad OF
ierovn act 90 their local operations. thef indegen.
Rehabilitation. Precisely we can bdu- masses
mo no,iee do we lower the preponderanle Of .cael
r-.as men. aud enforce tie Precgpi- oil a higb
-..nseendeutl philosoply Tie no..ee liscl 10
bodies of cur le.low-c.tzels-to hfeucu ~ es-m-
ne We consider enc Of tue haPf.es result, o. grow
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LIE 1NsrR,NcE JOUaNALIsM

~ con me ntuo some time ago nIon me corp IN" no
-, M OF 90. 9" 90 o." ~ str+c tho .cartvo
scientific information on the subject OF Life Insurance
ly reference TO Tuckotts Monthly hsR~rc, Jonaqi
O Philadelphia publication This did not please IFS
Editor ard so TO set himself right before the public
b. has been at work in bis last two issues 10 demon
siri;e thar lie is rather knayc than fool He is not
feel lie would have it understood. because he pos
gosscs tie best scientific works ard can quote from
them We shall not quarrel with him on this point
but let him enjoy his conclusion remarking however
that where such conclusion can be much enjoyed the
public ignorance must be considerably dense
The case with Mr.. Tuckett was simply this HIS
Journal has been particularly patronized by one class OF
Life Insurance Institutions and used by them as a
means Of assailue another class. The three leading
institutions in th. country are the y ew-Nork Mutual
tie Mutual Benefit and the Connecticut Mutual.
OF these the hitter two belong to the class OF pre-
.uium uoto' COZ ranos which Nj Tuckett. in the en
ploy Of Tie al cash companies, has made 10 his CHIEF
business to ,Hy and abuse. II thee companies did
rot always require 20 much of lie premium to be
paid in cash as to make themselves whole In regard
To their engagements. there wou BE- some reason n
this war But inasmuch as they do. and as their pre-
MUM notes so l.r they extend axe ior their pur
roses tie nostiullbs safe OF al possible investments
what reason is there for rhc hostility Of other compa
Mes Why should Mr. Tuckct- or any other ac-uary
consulting or insulting spend IBIS PIE ols time and
talent to discIclit them with the public Il they
tenpt people 10 borrow. 20 DO bank, Nr Tl.ke.. noe
being able 10 skow that these companies tf permitting
some OF tle'r members 20 pay their premium partly ia
notes at tiX pes cent secured bv policy tAe less