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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-22

SNnsAnUs.IE OF GARDEN SEr5,S--
w TIE CEZEBR4T RED SksnSTsM m oh s,AIisD IRON
So aSors sold By ROBERT DU3GL BRO Main
country. W '"e oes' seedh en- In this
ARrIcnoKE-ireen Globe
AsrlRAous-Gant
BsssSss Ts Mare Six White Kidney Large Ln. 90
c sTSydw, Purple, Larre Purple Cape "''''
CanE,GE-Eary York, Early Baer,e. L,,v. r,., D,., H.,
& su~n Purple Green ouried saVos savoy
orlKRr--whe solid, Red Solid "''e 0A'ue
CRESs-Broad Leaf
CrcuhhkR-Early Frame, Long Green Gbe,,,,. A.
ST"sS n Iusearora, Early Sugar Six Week.
EsprvE-Green Carried
iL,rIIrcroEarly sile,ia, Ice, Brown Dutch 4s Gao
ssihIoS-Citron, Nutmeg, Water Melon, &c
oSIoS-white and Red
PAHsLEY-Curled
PIksNr-Cup, Large Dutch
PrrrrR-Bul Nose Cayenne, DC
RRarni,-Lons SCARLET, Salmon, Red and White Turnp
sAIsrr-or Oyster Plant
SPINACH Round Savoy
souhsH-Early Bush, &c
TohAro-Large Red, extra
R Top, White Flat Dale, Hybrid Large Norfolk
AIso,-sweet and Pc, Herb Seed,
FLOWER SEEps. fine assortment
IND sktn. Laeerne. Grass Seeds, &c, &C. fla
HDAHIiCCiAR NOTICE TO PARRNTS-D n FRAME
I'm would rsspee'fuly call the attention of Parents 10 ~,
wn manufacture Having year, tried 70 81 :, OF ms
North hut have found impossible to obtain thos. hn, ns
give satisfaction. therefore tha.a no would
turing will wear well and give perfect s.tIsfaren haY
ahd large and complete Misses. and sb,Issn.,
81 ali @ sae oy The best northern
VIII please call at old 2ib shors
FOX " 1859 VI ''''sfs' preeusn
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III ANpnErnS WARRANTED oARpEs sRrna
suosefiosrs
ppy o. f,ssh and genuine GARDEN sEiD cuvslsd On
OF Mr. David LAndreth, Philadelphia, quality on
oS h noJ 90 EsnsI.iy hnoun that there but per-
sn.m; ihs following comprise part assormsnt and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-22
sssa 1872 ~ 800 a

r1REAT NORTIiEitN MAIL ROUTE-REDUCTI0N or
IL FARE TO BALTIMORE AND PHiLADELPHia:-on
and tickets Baltimore
phadephis obtained Of this Company their
route via Washington, the following terms viz: .
the transit for self and baggage
through cities Washington and Baltimore OF extra
charge daily lines between Pha
dephA New York. varying IRON ~ sS for each
second class
"Trip New York.
The above, allow reasonable sourn In
Washington baltimore, without detrlment to privileges
conferred by them. \. RUTH,
Agent OF Transportation.
oruox r., y. r. X. r. Co., I
Riehmond August ~ 1855 I aul9
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s-%S W tshsa oPou
ASPARAGUS.
BzHr-LonE blood, Manrie
Mur,.sl. French Sugar, raIly
BEAss-Large windsor, Red
1peckled vAlentins, China
white, Biz Weeks, Lima. Caro-.
b.oeeou-purpie Cape. Ger
man. Scoteh Kaie.
ClssIos-Eariy York, Large
York, Or Heart, Early Sugar
LOAF. Early Battersea, Drum.
head do, savoy. Green C,ir,ed
bayoy, Plat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
CAssor-LonE Orange, Early
Horn, AltringhAm.
OArLiTLowkR-Eariy and late.
CHiknr-white and Red, 3D.
Csrss-Curled.
Plant.
Zoo PtAsr-Purpie.
EspivE and LsKk
LrckRSE SkKD.
No seeds, except those receive
kept for sale In our establishmsn
All orders for Trees, Shrubs, 4
dreth and j. 3. sinton. Ian with /
attended TO. PEYTOl
~. Agent
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n MEN CAmBRIC DRESSES
~ Beautiful Printed Linen Cambria Dresses
Do Renting Dresses
Striped, and other Printed Irish Linens
Plounced 0Tgsndis Robes
DO Berage do, very rich
Cheek and Paid siIks-at 90 Main street
mys oHRisTfAN JATHRoP.
"IHE DISH COVEuS.-we have recently opened
Wv foil assortment Of Round Oval and ObIong Dsh
Covers y useful and desirable articles In the
secis and hes, for sale At 1871 Main street.
Rmy2 HUXLEY a co
IL ACoN,-Phme dry wSs,ern Bacon Side, for sale by
I'D my6 T. II. SKINNER, CARY street.
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PIS5EElI pSI SGT5 LISG TO s,l nALI5;a


II MoRE-ON MONDAY or EACH WEEHESI%sAksr
FARE 81 oNLY.-The public hereby n-3sn--x.si>k
formed that the comfortable MARYLAND Capt
r. MITCHELL having been entirely rehed
In the route Richmond Ba-
more, weekly.
by hi, agreeable economical line will
Richmond by rning MONDAY week,
o'clock, NJ night
securing connection With the lines Baltimore
following morning In any direction.
Returning will Baltimore
Wednesday, Of each week. 5ocock NJ arrive
time Rich
mond fredericksburg and Potomac RAILROAD Company.
Fare in either direction 81 Forward Cabin the
price with meals board of the Maryland included.
for s; class passengers between Phadel
phia by the Newcastle Trenchtown line tLo
class do, SnAkIng the whole Richmond Phla
deha by this agreeable s63Oonly for
and to for seconu class ditto including meals for the latter
hoard OF the Maryland"
further particulars through tickets, Spply the
the Richmond Freteksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. b. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-22

Lrrrvcr-Early Cabbage, Ro,.
al do, Curled India, lirova
India.
Mnos-Nu.msg and Ci,rop.
kAsrunriun.
OkRA.
Geld.
PAssLrr-curied.
IAhsxir-Bugar.
PnAs--LAndTeth's Extra, Far
y frame, Large Marrovfst.
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
P.rr..- Pisilins, Large Sweet
Ripisn-LonG Salmon, Lopr
Black Spanish.
RhrbARB.
BAlsATr.
hrfNAcn.
souAsu.
rrssir-Riat Dutch, Red Ton.
LsIEe Globe, RutA Baga, Lsrss
Per HIaHs-Assortment.
rom D. Lsndreth, are offered or
c., from the Nurseries Of ID. Ian.
70 ,snS6serieers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON 4 BROTHER,
'r d. Landreth, lIb Main It,,
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oace R. r and P. R. Co., Richmond, March C. ;S nh9
- WITH * ROBERTS, Importers of Hard
to their new and eosnsoa. Wsrshoo.p. No. ion Buildings
.a an nj
stock Of Coach Hardware and Trimmings.
Foreign Manufactures supple. Of goods, .uita
bic to the demands Of the trade respectfully solicit eIan
The Vrgna Tennessee and North Carolina
both good. ana prices voTasy vim
to any who may favor usWiih call.
se d oxen f Peni ani i% RaI' Snve.
800 "ROdser." "wOs,enhOin's, Wade R.
1900 shear. and Scissor,
!,sco :. Knob. Stock, rad and Closet Locks
isS T Kn, Sss ss f SSPd and T.ant LGss. ,
500 Virginia." collins" simmons" Axes
Bench seRsPs and S,hGs Hs.shst. and Hammers
go "a % and prong Forks
s Gro ,'., mia r.:s% Iron Tea and Table Spoon,
s sSss bur a:" raS i mSTs Shoes
secs dOi. Hand Mlll and srah's File. and RA,p,
2,o0C5C0 English, American and G. D. Percussion Cap,
5000 Pair Trace Chains and Stage Traces
iSS S Los OK riih Back BTsa,. and Halter Chains
Double and single narrsl shO, Gun,
Rides, Rifle Barrels, Locks and Mouninss
1 F Cross G ca Hand a .aSn lemon Saw.
sedge, Hand, aud shOenr Hammers
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates, AuEers Chisels
brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Irons
snea,hs, Horse and Mule Collars
Brides and Bride Filings
HAlters Webb Reins, Girths, Saddles, Bride Bits
stirrup Irons, spars Buckles and sadcry
orally
Hog Skins Pat. and Enameled Leather
sheepssins, Enameed Cloth Canvass and Duck
oil Carpet. Coach Laces
Iron A1les, IL 10 inches
yGs roIfh
generally.
"Anehor" Boiling Cloth
With every othe article usually kept selected stock
Hardware. fel4
psE,D-QuAIirEIts FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
The subscriber having just returned from New York with
pendd assortment Of GOODS selected by himself from the New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore markets. eay Of hi
which be found all qualities French
gish and American Cloths, Casim-rrs and Nestngs
Paris Fancy Cassmers; Crystal Palace do
Granite Mills Velvet, push silk and merino y9stings
Granadine Silk and Push Velvets: Plush palm do
Paris SILK Nelyets; Dress Shirts and Collars
Merno Shirts and Drawers; Gloves; Socks
suspenders; Crayats; scarfs; Ties; Pocket Hdkfs
Washington and Napoleon Cravats; Money Belts, &C.
READY-NADE DEPARTMENT.
Super blk, brown, olive Coats
Pants and Vests OF all styles and qualities
Kossuth and Lamarne over Coats
Esqumaux Wrappers, English Whitney
Blue, black and brown over Sacks
Petersham over Sacks, all colors
Tdrkh smoking Gowns
Genilemen's Velvet Morning Gowns
Do Travelling shawls
Do Snow Storm Scsrfs, &c. sc.
Z. b. SPENCE,
oc's NO l2O, corner Main and Governor Sta
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ANiEs WINsT0N ~
- COMMISSION MERCHANT. MARKET pR1pcr

AMEb WINSTON, ------'-
- COMMISSION MERCHANT, MARKET BRIDGE
Has on hand and Is receiving for sale. '
10000 lbs Todd's Family N Ca roIina cs,. -
and Western Bacon md oles NA'su
IvnIodds and Cassards extra Family Hama
100 ib!s and Kegs Western smitl fed InTd
rs ihds Porto Rico and Ne Oriean. surnT
300 Bags Rio. Laguira Cuba and Java Couee
20 Iihds Cuba Moasses.
20 Bbs New Orleans do
ca Bbls Isle OF wight nd South annton Ami.
IL Bbls Genuine Peach Brandy
10 Half and two quarter casks Cognac Brandv
30 Bbs Sweet Malaga Wine
l,I Bbls Nett and Gross Halifax Herring
leo do No 3Maekerei.
81 do Picked Cod Fish.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
goo Boxes Adamantinc and Sperm Gambler
10 Ton Peruvian Guano.
do Hone Dust.
. 20 Fire Brick
~ CAsesMaSs and Stick LIcorce, - ''~'""A'
2gO Bales Upland Cotton.
,NailS,cured Hair, Smoking Tobacco, &C. &c
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l@lkAT Npa ItifsIsS ROuTE-hsw and ComiortA.
IN bic scheducs-7tcice Daily from Richmond 90 Net
Yrf c trdnSers and Bnggd0e hrou0h tie
Baltimore and IALpdchid ersra
org-on the 18th OF August the following quick
will the inland route between
Leave Richmond daily at 6 o'clock
o'clock p. Nj arrive in New York daily At A. NJ
OF. NJ.
Washington, lst class seats s.
Sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 90
Baltimore lst Z" Observation-Disclosures. u
" philadelphia LIST 4" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
Philadeiphis and New York, ve times dsiyJ 81
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UNhE DAGukRREoriP Art, practised by wHITEHURsT
With all the improvements Of the day for
hinscf worldwide reputation gained
inence without proof OF such assertions contrary
ya OF study and practice, adopting all the
hay SO rapdy sueeseed each other in this
he mas gained the highest distinction
palm OF victory when competing with other
lands, Mr. W. has also gained that highest honors the
and Of the public
OF patrons who daily hrong his Gallery
possessors. - $500
stereoseopc Lkenesses taken the
Every variety OF Cases. Frames hand
and at the most satisfactory prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-22

TO NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIo-Having hiid lay bought
the Interest Mesrs SMITH O. ELAN arm
oiELAm SMITH co. viii IL short time add % ths present
stock Of Groceries Ny plan will be 10 sell cheap for cash. 20
pune,ua customers will also give attention % the sale o. all
kinds Of country produce which entrusted hope
by 'o, attention business share Of public patron
April II. WIN. o. ELAH
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70 wM. PALMER.
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WE have day the above Mr.
WIN o. EJAM cheerfully 70 the patronage
Of our friends and the public hARoELLUS SMITH,
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
QUAHLEs g. BROOKE,
No. rs Pearl Street Hichmond, Va,
hh have received Of the largest Stocks SPRING
opened this They after Tor sale on the os
accommodating complete every thing
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet line would
be too tedious for adyersnment Merchants visiting the city
will please give call, determined
terms as any iouso IN this or any other market mhp
AJOTICEThe Partnership conducted By the underlined
~ IL this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
RICHARD HILL JR will all liabilities OF the firm, Ell
Their Of the partners will receive what be due TO them
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY w. TALLEY.
THE sUBsCRIBER In leaving Richmond returns his thanks
his friends who have conhded their business
LIMOS. d. w. TALLY,
RICHARD NIL JR and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS, at the old
stand, on Main street. below the Banks, will continue
transact all business In the line Of General Agents. vE; Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting y claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
EDWARD q. RAWL1HaB
RfoHyosD, February I. 1sSi-teP
HAISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The
- firm ELAN SMITH CO. IL this day dissolved By
ua persons having claims against the will
please present Indebted will
make arrangements pay up their accounts possible
WIN. o. ELAN,
hlRCEJJUs SMITH,
Aprli1. A. q. ELAN.
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RhRtAINS-BARGA1NS-f in of a lave assent
hD meht q China Glass and from Inc man
uu'e OF many new and handsome shapes and patterns Ia
WIN choice stock q Fancy Goods Looking Gassss Lars
sale and retail purchaser ~ '" '''''''
Dsng determined to reduce my stock with making
'hhhge n my business Inducements will be
customers, or persons purchasing for cash.
spe attention paid packing aud the delivery Of good, in
~. HUGH A. WATT
NJ LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

We have now three Wards-the lXth. XVIII aud
within which the Aldermen and Councilmen have
refused altogether to grant Licenses; for, though the
acton in tie XVIII took the form Of a postponement
or demur rather than that of absolute refusal yet
We feel sure that the sentiment which impelled TO
that action was based on a conscientious conviction OF
tie evils of the Liquor Traffic aud an ndispositon to
shoulder TIE responsibility of their continuance We
do not think objections taken likely TO be obylated
or modified by inquiry and reflection, and therefore
hope hat the XVIII is destined to stand proudly forth
on the roll of Wards redeemed from the scourge of
legalzed tippling-houses.
OF the Wards yet to encounter the ordeal, we have
hopes OF the XVlIIth, XXth and XAlst. Their Alder
men and most of their Councilmen were chosen under
Reform auspices, and we think would prefer not 10
license except possibly three or four rsclass hotels
and grocery st0ros-the former TO sell by the glass
the latter to fill demohns and bottles. Most GER
tainly these three Wards, if called TO vote on the
question would give large majorities against the IL
censing of mere grogshops. But while the Rum
sellers surround the Aldermen, implore them, blar-
neytbem, iatter them, we hear of little or moth
ing said or done to cOunteract these Efforts Inc
Alderman of one of these Wards being yesterday ap
preached on the SUBJECT Dy temperance man. ~
Piled "Yes to refuse all licenses is just what
"woud prefer to do; but you the first man who
"has spoken to me that side while the Rumsellers
"have been importuning me for u week past
Friends of Temperance is this doing your whole
duty Ifyou think not, begin this morning to set in
motion influences calculated to the refusal OF
licenses entirely or their reduction to the lowest
practicable number, in your several Wards. The
time il now very short, and one days work well d-
rcctod, may many from ruin
As to the XIXth and XXIId Wards we suppose
nothing whioh can be done will prevent the granting
of hundreds of licenses in each but even this will not
excuse inaction. Let your Aldermen and Coun-
cmen know that you are in earnest-that their pro-
ceedngs are watched-and, though they may not be
shamed into propriety, they may be kept nearer the
boundaries of decency. Every grog-shop reduced
from the number licensed last year, will probably be
one OF the yilest dens Outawed, and placed so that
the Carson League may have chance to shut it up.
Remit no effort for the few days yet remaining to
some of you before the signing of the documents, and
we msy yet be enabled to congratulate you on re-
duction of oneha in the number of legaized pauper
manufactures in our City. Do not say you are too
busy, but consult your Temperance neighbor and try
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

Archbishop HUGHES has replied, through Ths
Couri0 and Enquirer 10 Cen Cas- on the important
sutec OF the Rights Of Conscience Though too long,
his letter is much shorter than the Generals speech,
is ADLER, more adroit, more yvacious. Here our
praise Of il must end. II does not affirm the right Of
all men every where to worship God each according
to his conscientious conyicions it does not seek
guard this right against the fragrant Perverson of
the Thug who makes murder an act OF worship or
tie Mormon or other poygamlst who makes God the
nccouplice Of his lechey. No man who reads the
ArcLtishops letter will derive from il any clear idea
Of tie Rights of Conscience Of their rghtfal imta
tsiions; on the contrary, the Prelate's nimbe dia
leotics seem to beiog the vital question even more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
TIE REAL DISTINGUISHES.

The only States that can by any possibility secede
from their connection with the North, are South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and the FIVE States
that have been formed from the territory purchased
by the Union and mainly at northern cost, for the
South, to wit, Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louis
lana and Texas These eight States, that now under
take to dictate the whole policy of the Union, con.
tanned at The last census four millions of persons OF
whom nearly eighteen hundred thousand were prop
erty, enabling less than two aud quarter millions
fwhites to cOunervail in the House Of Representa-
tivcs the votes of three and quarter millions Of
northern frccmen. To the Senate they furnished
sixteen members while New-York and the tive al on-
inc States with almost and half millions peo-
pie, rcne Of nhOa properly, gave but six. And
thus il has been that this population so Insignificant
in point ofnumbers wealth has been enabled to tax
the North for the accomplishment Of its purposes.
The South, the formidable South of which We hear
40 much constitutes then, at the present moment so
far as to the white population which is the element
Of strength less Aan ons-,enh the Union, but so far
as regards the black population which is the element
of weakness II is more than one half Of the Union
The North, the poor and contemplate North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for June 10
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
cnnfhins the fnlGN inp;

THE Nyw. YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
LEDITORIALs: Adjournment Of Congress; herea o. ne
Tt,ic., 4 N.r With spain; The Austrian Alsnce WIZ
the Hiah Prices COnilIuei Ine bn-ton f9s,'s 49,
F,r.c,es' Ipdsrs; Dou glss; A Musical Congress, &C
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE Letter from O1sO-n Cor
Tesponde mt A. r. c.
III. WESTERN AFRICA; Letter from Our own Oorspond-
" CALIFORNIA: Two Weeks later intelligence by the sr
val Of Daniel Webster and III Dorado al New Ofaa'
v.BAyARD TAYLORs LETTERS sketch Of Macao.
WKEw PUBLICATIONS: Fem Leaves from Pannys Port
folio; The Masters HOuss, by Logsn.
VU..REYIEW OF TIE WEEK: Giving in a condemned and
conspicuous form the lat st and most important event,
that have Ianspred in the City, United sAes' and
VIII POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: New York Peunsylv,
mir; Maine; NegiiamJshTei Connecticut "hc'nani
TX LETTER FROM CAsSIUs Il. Clay What Shall the
Friends Of Republictusin Dol
KITE BOSTON SLAVE CASE Burns sent into Slavery
Stores Closed Build Fes.pOned In Black Attempt
10 A. a4Dsie Richard II. Dana; Suspenaon OF Emsies;
Toing Of the Beis-Theodofe fsrAers Sermon on the
Slave Case; Immense Congregation.
ML DOUBLE MURDER OK LONG ISLAND: Arrest snd
Confession IF the Murderer Funeral Of he Victims
XII. THE PRINClPALITIES.
XIII..THE LONDON PRESS AND THE TRIBUNE COM
PARED IN PARLIAMENT
AGRICULTURE: The Weather and the Crops; Crops that
my Plated June; How 70 Raise Eishty;eig5t Bash-
e the Acre; and column Of Items Tor Farmer
Xv.KING-BIRDs AND FARMERS CLUES
XvI.A sCEEE FROM REAL LIFE: weman,s Love.
XVII..sLAvERY NOW EAIsTIhG IN NEBRASKA
XyIII.OU1RAGE AND EXCITEMENT NEAR AkNiA A
negro Beaten to Death.
XIX TELEGRAPH The Late, News received by Telegraph
XXI.REvIEw OF THE MARKETS. Reports Of the stock,
Gram, Provision, Cattle snd Horse Markets; very fully
Single copies in wrappers, be obtained At the desk in the
Counih g-ho loom his IaoIAng. froe g. cents. a.
SUnscBIPsosODe cory for one year -; three copies %
dress) SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09

OUR NEW CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools
We have already announced the election of SAMUEL 5.
RASDALL of Albany Superintendent of Schools for our
City but have not spoken of his qualifications for the
Office Of the qualification with which we hail his
choice. The deficiency proceed to supply.
Mr. Randall is now some fortyfve years of age, and
has devoted nearly all his time and thoughts since mai-
rty the subject Of Education which he has written
credably He has been Clerk in the School Department
or Deputy Superintendent of Schools for the better part
Of the last fifteen years, and now leaves the latter post to
accept the charge of the Schools of our City Asdaous,
discerning and phosophc he has settled convictions and IN
dorendeIt views the important field Of labor in which
lie is now to embark and shall be greatly disappointed
if much-nocded, radical improvement in the discipline
and efficiency OF of Schools docs not follow his
removal hiher We thank the members Of the Board OF
Education for having looked widely and wisely for
Superintendent inquirng not who wanted the place. but
whom the place wanted. They have found the very
In M Randall
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than the verbose Senator's q. u'.ner, 80
plain is earnestly favorable to IA hsns
but he does not see how to cieA' inc '.0
prsc,ieal difficulties which surround IT, ana
a great deal Of commonplace that le>'ds " no'.'"s
Bishop Hugles's vision is much clearer, 'u' us
are more erroneous. he does not real,.' '0"','
that Protestsnts have in Catholic country uo'"'
irdeieasible right to worship God as to them S.
meet: he does not realize that the entire abs'lnene
of civil governments from all ntcrmeddlng WITH qaes
.ions OF faith, is the only true ground, in all countries
and al all times. On the contrary, be evidently THINKS
that decent, quiet public worship, according to tho
Prestyt,rian forms, by the hundred or two Anglo
Saxon Protestants sojourniDg in Rome, would be an
intrusion and an ofense which the authorities would
do reLt in putting down-not merely because the law
reosries IT, but because there ought to be such Law.
We regret that slch is the opinion OF even one Amer
lean citizen no matter Of what rank or creed out IL
evidently is So and we must regard the ArchoshOps
attitude on the subject as not in harmony with the
laws under which be lives nor with the rights which
be claims and enjoys. We cannot abandon the nope
tlat even be will yet see that the security dignity ana
in portance OF Religion demand that the Civli Power
or State shall let it absolutely aone-not in this coun-
try only, but throughout the globe.