, 1866-04-06
GREECE In 1860

history, and the only FEELING e3;sss,ss s4oa' ~ ~
gard 10 her was one of pr,ef that e,...Ns 49, ~
pre- eminent Tor the rarietv s,,,onda. 1A
manence of It's contributions r. 49, auu pet.
of humanity should hare f,1l.n fsa,, to5.est l.,
estate and be Left to c1oan md. ~ 80 Hs, u
forefcn and hsrbsr;en aa.1at,s. .oAs "
Greek var of indenendenco fa4au nut tne
chanred this Sentiment ~ ,,n,ra..a1 y@s aso,
into General 1or wshs.a. r,a esa' so11oW
x5.d w3tl, .s.b .tts. :. eAy anu everett
evmnathv fnr N. c.ns. asca.a - DEMONSTRATIONS o'
Of Boston im,tat,n1 ~ ~ ax..s, -. howe'
nm tool- nos,o -. s T.. eple o. Aofa By-
ta;nas 49,, s ~ o. - ~ TUG eonnict' and OBJ
tbo ca, a..",s.o 80 Soao "ea contributions for
,no,s sa,,ssi fte. t1.- eisae dalleck Ina
-os-t... ee,n.st NJ =. 11s H, moet iunsu1ons Greek
ah,stsa =. LUG ts5Msico oozsafls-in . eel
o e.,1, !1.le, aao tnefe was probably no
s,sa.....u ~ .ne "oslo IN which the re-
sntsn.sa,u,e, ou ~ @leeh nauoaanty was hailed as
asuy Taa n1". rs +" me United States.
.n.e.o'.s u.ssAs treasure IN Their memory these
ous t"s1 - ane1acan sympathy In their
uoot .. lt7al' WhAt has contributed much
| 1nce .oaa Time 10 Keep up this friendly feel
mR aas oeen the interest taken By the late
.iolessof feAon OF Harvard College, as well
~ ~. noWe and other "Philhelens" Of
wv Amefcan Athens, !" in the progress of
/ c1.s n.t' IAto, AF1s1oile. Peri
49, -,;..1o.w1 o-asoes. " hing, the AmeH.
saaa. .s.',a taousa MS religious propa-
f. naso. aa noi pe expected to be popular
| rh,ss1' A1neu 70 lis own particular
~ ha,s;au set e1eftea potential influence
49, s t...,s oeAote Inc atnenlnua the Ideal Of
ss s'a1sA ua'oas as springs from the civil
~ euus T.,sN uoe'lS o. thc fngr1m Fathers.
nsuVc Of sparta, and
ssaa.o sa.a " |anooFef, strengthened In his
..1st.N. Iom ~ nus massachusetts, wife, Is
aa,,ss y. non, NJ hooper OF boston1 and
~, s,scW, y. NC 1fotestaat fehs1ouspolti-
yonuA. u t1nens' "ofks IN the same di.
,set1oa ,SG anu WIN success which secures for
-a1ras ~ cNal " t4s nosl enlightened
4s ~. ~ uteece' VI. LII, Of New York,
SEM 10 Atnens some thIrty years ago as Ep,s-
Iopauan missionary, L, Like Dr.. King, ono Of
IT, H. an aaaa;"aa institutions Of modern Greece.
-. ....tu 1!u'le 'cno"n oy female seminary
ra1.h 'is1 - t.;,u ~ n'se4 ana mig wife, and
H. T.. 4o! ean&l 10 lint Of Miss
~ -" 80 - ,.N sI" AorA Inc daughters
1.sn e ednos s. a1sun =. ,aaea creek families have
esnars.,a- ssns'eo @ ~ LUIS seminary Tor the last
enae Se' t' sss. a.. aoa 80 1eneaeent was It's fndu-
1nan H. .u1 Ts,, e ~. Ill aberdeen conferred
Embaser where he e.,,, pa,a1s,a' ~ us of1tish
ra,sa.,1,n". 80 1s... s hI1 ome.ales rs The only
e1e- ~ 49, l s,.a ~ a1nens- The trav-
dn.ea ~ -. e paa We gooa fortune 10 DC Intro
NauTon,cbs,, ,rs cs;a.s ~ atpcotaato' the
pent fami1Ics ~ a4bo,,s s.t1 81. 'as vluef em''
fnd most of N. ro1nn ,.a;a. aeasn.eo 10
excelIcnt Fno,ish ~ .1assS ~ eunseis'oS In
with Amer;csn b;s+o .han,1E aln1nar
Mrs. H3l1,s fnf,nsneo ~ az aoo
In tbe rerr naIsc. os A., -
first gentleman who rece,re" @ ~ s" hp' .ne
na,us.1,zad American peo,as.o. w. .'Iuto., We
formerly connected with ors oT w. prsa' p"I,a
vania colleges, officiating now 40 p1rs,a 1as e.
rotary and Interpreter fo rho r1na ~,