The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13

Our relations to each other. arc Of mutual
dependence. We live for each other. This
AN .s ssfic cyg s . a sns Tf:Ts c
The revsisnd ssntleman next spoke Of the
inhuence which men exert over their fellow
II a man l. corrupt and immoral his bad ex.
ample aud influence Is felt TO more OF less
extent by the entire community A bad mans
| influence pcrmeates the entire social circle In
which he moves, and the evil he does lives
afteI HIN. HhesoboiT made lsrsel sim md
he good which men do lives after them
also SSssgh lIyes Il every yrtGons young
with Calvin, Knox, Meisneshon and other
refornsrs. So with Howard the philanthfo-
The memory Of Washington and other emf
nent patriot sires can never die while liberty
lives. Our influence lives to the, remotese
generation. The law Of influence, like the law
Of gravitation, binds us all In one. Nations
and races, the most diverse In manners and
customs, are continually assimilating toward
/ when vice and superstition had usurped The
the truth that man could live 6y faith. The
and permeated every grade Of society, and
shook the foundations Of Rome, and the
Papacy has never been sble to recover from
4 A poor shoemsker Of North smptonshIrc had
spoken eloquent words which led to the In.
auguratidn q the missionary work; The
were still exerting their W dc-spread Influence.
The speaker contended that the extent OF a
nan,s iniiusncs was under his own control,
Of bad character sees the evil influence he is
exerting over society, the only relncdy for him
to sss se tS 90 ey and become good The
Man Will be Field responsible for lis influence.
| IN fall to eft n DrODfr (1hrfatian N n
iIetion Of duty. 0',''''' ~ ''''
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than an imperfect sketch.
PoPuLAR EASTER oDsERvASoEs.-Many OF
ter are clearly Of pagan origin. The goddess s.
soniacstion Of the morning or east q. W. and
ssGon name q Mpr snS
10 still known In Germany as Ostermonath
The worship Of this being seems to have
wss brought into England BY the saxoRs. III II
continued 70 be celebrated In many parts in
the north OF Germany, down to the beginning
Sre. and numssoas other rites. Like he May May
, eb.erysnces Of England, 1t was especially !
o. JSy WIN y he, usual policy tnS
, ouii and, - thi, case, ne seayersIoa was ar
ss Joy e. ,hS rspS q the ,. an5a
the Son Of RishtecSsncssSst the resurrccflo IN
,Se as Fs1 sSnss 'sn
time. weighing three hundred pounds, with
which the churches we're lightedon Easter
ST. Mary-at.Hill, ~ the city Of London, there
g even an entry "For quarter of Goals fol
, the hallowed are on Easter eve, cdr
, The most characteristic Easter rite, and the
one most widely dihfused, Is the one OF Pdseh
: q; O., Easterl ssgs, They are usually stained
J Of various colors with dye.woods or herbs, and
times they are kept as amuiets; sometime,
, sssinst one another. "a iome moorisna parts
people 70 90 out early on "P.sch sunday" and
search for Wild fowls' eggs for breakfast, and
: It was thought lucky TO and them.
at this sea. IN, was originlly symboIical Of the
|. :I!Ff The Ts.tss !. n, sSnns5
the Psssoysr, and W. Are tel ~ he ' Fer
Sims when they keep the festival Of the solar
new gear, lin MalchD mutually present each
. From the Christian Point OF view, this "Feas,
Of Eggs" has been usually considered rs EN-
S Iss Of the resurrection. and Of future
PoLIcH IrENs.-Wm. A. Artesncr, sailor
! was taken before Justice Harper, by Ofiice
| ID. LcuCu, u flItn prectnct, OnHTGcU VIII
. desertion. He was turned over to the mllitar,
: authorities at the navy, yard.
! Samuel Johnson, colored, was arrested b.
. committing an assault and battery on his wife
/ sarah Johnson; He is held 70, hearing !.
Mksssy f1 9Ss FoatS teGT
: license.
fasfs %%i5sR e wi sss II sf Fsi
Oinot, for making threats Of violence. She
. gave bail to keep the peace.
arrested j. Lynch s1a sG snd 'he f Ratsi
: The 4rst.named was find IS by Justice Clark
Q and the latter the same amount by Justic,
Q Ofacer Lusky, Of the Eighth precinct, ar
, raigned Lena Heltenger, restaurant keeper
before Justice Lynch. She was fined go fol
selling liquor to minors. She appealed te
e VIM. Peterson, was taken before Justic,
{ CLARK, ip the sixth precinct, by Officer Aud
I; 0fiicer Gross, OF the Seventh precinct, tool
9 charge Of VIM. nj. Jordon, VIM. Mealcy, ant
I r. Moultop, the latter colored. Justice Har
J: per Imposed ane Of " on each Of them 70
Q John Shea, storokeepor, was taken befor
Q Justice fucker ~ oaieer Madlgsn, q u y
J, selling liquor by the small quantity.
y Thomas DUNCAN was taken before Justice
y o1ss of the
? the COW law, by keeping more cows than tn
. Ofiicer Hanes, Of the county, arraigncd Jno
= | Schroeder, butcher, before Justice Thomson
charged with the larceny OF two calves, values
n at t22Is, from John Yeabower. He was CON
9 mitted to jail for court.
John W. Rltchey, was arrested, in the Sec
ond precinct, BY Of1cer Huysman, for maxim
t threats OF violence towards q. q. Cailan. Jus
n tioe Thompson held him In security to keel
; the peace. 80
/ Oficer Zerwes, of the Fourth precinct, tool
i Ohio T. Cant before Justice Morsell He wa
= lined y for running wagon without number
a Tssr OF FIRE HosE-AooIDENT.-On SatuI
! No. Q was brought out for the purpose of test
+. Ing the new gum hose just received from New
a York. The steamer was taken to the plug OF
4 the corner Of ID and Tenth street, where tn
~ test took place, and attracted large concours
ofspeotators. The hose was put to the utter
n most test, In the presence Of chief englnce
!. Sessford and members OF the board OF fire com
!. missioners, who pronounced them OF superio
\. quality, and equal to any strain to which the!
might be subjected. During the test, with ~
a pounds OF steam, and while four men were hold
q Ing the pipe, which was oflcather, II blew from
a the coupling, striking Samuel Dawes, one o
r the men holding 1t, In the neck, and knocking
/ him senseless. The unfortunate man was I'm
4 veycd to the engine-house, where medical ali
= was quickly summoned, and with proper nurs
n ing II Is expected that he win be able to b
I" about In a few days Mr.. Dawes 10 youn
A man, and engaged by the department as driver
: and has the sympathy Of the members Of til
y company, with whom he Is a great favorite, a
a we'll asa valuable dfidche OF the fire depart