The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-28

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1 fu-ios1o obs ,snd disoovsrer who does no. 60
As,~p. ,he c..hoc idsa Of the rnpens,urs, and the
e.sho,ic Iisa Of morals IN further illustration Of
chs poln,, he cited incidents in which he claimed
0A human reason demands the intervention Of
Supernatural power for che result Of events In the
vcv.g.. RI Coluut us
Tbsaec.urer exploded the charge, received FOR
i thirtv years. that Columbus was never married 70
beatrix Henriaues, which was claimed 70 bs the
result Of biunder on the part Of an Italian writer,
IN the beginning Of our own century, AMI which
has been rsfuted by an examination Of original
DOCUMENTS. Another point, was The charge made
by Washington Irving, that Columbus hal con-
sdertd the Indians ~ utterly destitute OF natural
tights, becsuse they were n0s Christians, and tnH
be had ensawd them' The tnjushoe 70 ns IN
clans was the work Of the Governors VINO sue
oeedsd Columbus when he had been IN usfy de-
prived his oovernorship. The Lecturer eiAlmed
that. while he could, Columbus defended al their
tights and protected them from injustice, and the
destruction that the colonies brought upon the req
man while he wss powerless 70 defend them, was
one ofthe very bii,erest SORROWS Of his dying hours
The eloquent speaker closed BY saying tha, the
Inds thu, rested upon Columbus and his work
the time Of his death, have been succeeded by
A. Of sunshine and glory In the New World he
.-.ooyer,d. Toe clouds have re,urned-,here is
darkness whore we had hoped ever for lght-vis-
.ons ,h., we loved scanned 10 have vanishei-bu,
courage said the lecturer, the air will again be
,e,.ar uben the dorm La mast A, such time u
s noA an hon, lou, that Ia spent in contemplating
4 a man whose lte teaches us tina, the way " be
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