The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-20

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Suggestions, xsc., from Correspondents.
"socaI RefOrmer" complains bitterly Of the injury
done he morals Of tho community BY the quantity q
flash literature with which ws arc now nuadatsd Each
writer in this Held Of oompcsson works - though -
lowest depth Of horrible deprsvty there unlisted lower
deep, which 10 hs business to reach and explore for
the decotaon Of those whose morbid tastss only bs
grat6ed by the nth which u thus turned up Tho staple
OF publications Of tnn sort s In fact the ronaoos Of
orime and prostitution, which Ia Invested With oil u
that depravcd imAgnatons can impsrt 10 II.
One OF the principal reasons he thinks why THESE pru
copy right Law and sound and
Gle vang literature adapted 70 the reading Of the muses.
wr,sss: Q, sdScsn ana 0on.cesaossnsss Saa mo no
popular literature. Thesen heavy moral responsibility
weighing upon Congress for permitting the longer con-
Nnuanos OF such state Of things.
Another correspondent, referring to some recent rs
nsrka OF oun on the causes OF crime, says that II
IS but too true hat mucn OF the responsibility for
now prevailing in this city lies q. the doc
Of the clergy. Hence the futtsrng not exactly be-
simes souiless and Inc iolent Oar merchants Tor tho
small object Of transient wealth. throw more Of heart
energy and drectness into ,hsi. business than most
clergy do into their public and prvae efforts for tas
OF men. Were they all Is mold ~ Paul and yet
Noses meek, and with seai ~ burning that Of ait
held would mo- be long before the power OF true rsl
rent OF crime
Under the head OF sYankes Opposition and Hsssau
Hatrsd TO the Corporation OF Trinity Ohu roh oorres
pendent who 10 evidently pleased with tue DOM
portable state OF things under taat corporation writes to
point our attention to the great number Of Southern and
Eastern oergymen who sre sgnalizng themselves By
their hostility to 30 'tms honored institution" rs
believes that the cniy motive which actuaes them az
esger deMre TO become partAkers OF the loRves and
fsnes We are Inclined 70 the opinion and 70 pre-
vent relgon from bong dsRrAoed by the operation OF
such unworthy Influences on either SIDE We nsnd
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perry which now only serves a. Done OF contenuoa
amongst those who preach charity and good will amongst
men.
New Yorker remarking that st tbs Kuov Nohlng
State Council held At Troy the Gath u, the State Of
oers used their int aencs both oovertly and openly
Cesded In getting their eieoted Is ves prs
draw the following conclusion frcm the fA,t:Taat tbs
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publican pAry eadeavor govern aud rua the people OF
this oily o. their claims 70 local sell govern
ing build up new Regency TO govern the Amor oAn,
the old democratic aud whx psrtea were govsrnod
they han better call 70 their aid OF brains, expe
renoe and political education, Qualities Ia wacn their
present leaders are lamenssby wanting.
An inhsbitant of HUDSON strest calls attention 10 the
dangerous condition Of the pa cement oocdpsd ny toe
Eighth Avenue Rahoa in tnii street. near sriag rhsr
several deep rus hs says BY the SHE OF the track
into which vehicles gsi fastened impsrIng The lives OF
al who ride through the street rhs mattei has been
brought under the notice OF the railroad company AMI
the superintendent Of Paveraents bat no attention hat
ras thrown from . wAgoa from this cause, aai ha lily
hurt II these statements correct boih tne railroad
nssc sna s
publication OF this nouoe Will have the ensss OF stirring
them up
Aposssr oerrsspo.dss, complains OF tbs coadllea OF
The city roads generally bat especially OF tue Fin
D.,.s from Ss = =: .s ss
% red further st but for hill wh'os comAsnnss o.
Forty ninth srsst. They began cutting this nil GA =
srais With ths otaos, sui wofkei at I'LL sboa ina Let
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cd Is SINGS. leaving in state vhioh tn muddy weslnsr
renders almost impnsaois. Oar correspondent cjn
~" s' to the paSso thoroSss tsras in Loaaor
and Paris. Tnsro certainly good grounds for ins
oouglsio.s vsicn b. mSses .eans. the iud,as.snas
nence Of the ciuxena We arc afraid however, taA tnf
system Of msoadsmizason which be wishes 10 see intro
duoed here would found aua<e, One OF
would soon turn up TIE beat maosdAmiz,d road
ever laid
A subscriber, referring " CONS ro,su, structures
with The requirements OF the statu,es ia the Bar
dell Gun nipgham csse. defends hs' genlems1 NJ AIMS
duty Of tho parties tesmsevsI, they desire TO hsv
the marriage Haca matter Of public record, and
not Of the cieymsu, TO take ths ncoessIy sis2. V
make II So We Siner entirely with our clnceponde7
this view The statutes expressly deiao the course
&c .sksn - Che cersymaa :, give paon, sn.S, 70 ,n'
msnds that 81 ,esseuspe pfeCsuons should b. t.kea
r'eYos 'snduleUt psrsonsions concsAlmens on TN
ran OF applicants
An aamirsr Of clean s,rsotI dsspsSs co any EN- ,Iss
orsssz,,on for toe puriocson Of New Yo,S snd brook
iyp suggests that an or finance be passed In BON
css granting permission 70 farmers 10 cart MI ths
s1S ou J. 5
poralon should give the Long sIArd and New JsrseJ
fsrmsn free oxes for the terrier Another plan, h
thinks would also be found TO WORK wel-tbat or ON
| pioying soavepscrs, men, women and children (na~
starving In dlencss who, With bAsfes and han iaaris
Il IA a ma nuvc \ 4
vessels, scjws or 81 railway depos
AE,v York correspondent complains that 4 Is 10
hsor Of the PhiIsdephs Postm ntsr 70 pay no ssplo:
communications ing him 10 for ssfd Oh ieefi
lying pera In bis department. aiinogsh all the necessary
requirepents RENTING the correc, add tosses
/ bIs IN case The writer says thai his istters vel
bic Posi- oni,e s,snpi have been retained tor ws,ks
and that he can obtain no reply 70 bn muoioaoons
soaoc oncer Ia reply 10 recent romsrks Of our
on tso sohooi bill IN the House u Assembly, ear
tnss laborsne under m,soouospt,on OF the pro
| y Saucs,iou. nor sny osser school ofloer OF
cay OF the torn for vhich be wM elected, and aosas
norea,es the serm Of he several school od'ers iron
oiai erection 'or sonool officers IN Juns 1883 .sics n
thinks viii prevent mere party hacks from riding i't
our puenc schools the tail end Of onars.r uates
| 10 the case ai present Another important feature
that prevents say approprst,n beng male over
sSo sus's rsce,ve nroriy o. ~ -, %'%oe, ~, o. ~
receive the sup OF ourtus Of the sonoo ON
Gers Of the ctr and OF the friends OF educsnon generally
| naval ,licx thinks that toe new secretary oi q
NAVY will have Q pretty hard time OF dariag his er
% oase by next June six seven men OF var on Il
rigu stations will beg 10 cry on, for relief and ther
| 4, no material 10 reptos taen H. thaks douht'r
vheiher tue Ga dodge OF wing scafncn bouniy Who
| they cnin, and ssoppas from their &C soants who
nsy ss s, ss ~. ,s., ~ncs s.a las. 10
wNh the order Of the department OF Sept a. 1884, n
res ought nov be leaving for tho pdepsneencs, N
Jshn Adams tho Decatur and several other ships OF We
on foreign stations whore the Interests Of our oommerc
require tbem but those reefs have yes DO ound IN
| the Department VIII have greAa dmoaiv N g'shn
| then.
lazy correspssseps plains that In the mutisutc
literary nsstutioas founded ~ pusno and private IN
oocpcs city there shoad Do no library for female
| me meschanss clerks have beca hserAly provided
| by the sssabushmsnt OF ths Chaon Hall Library 81
nnts tnas,hs Numerous workwomss employed 10 she q