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, 1869-04-25
New Clnb.Housc for Women In Now
York.

From TIT Stse Fork Ertninq Dpft.
~ The handsome brown stone house, No ~ Ess,
Of Design, ialclx occupied by Dr. LudinT II,
hfen bought by Z wealthy woman a 4 cInb hnnss
tor heS sex The coss Of the building vi s41ooc.
nearly SltHh There are seventeen roops Thr
three N the hassient will BE- usei 1os the Kitchen
for thS housekeepeI, and servants room, aaI 70:
On the Erouad noor Miss Susan L. Anthony EtiI
install The RertRu.!on Offices. The sccond
noos comprises Two pasots which arc to be altered
MO one department. and devoted to the reception Of
Kte5IS Aad 70 evening PARTIES TN the third q totJ
tne soErkt1 aud WuTklnxwon,ens Associatl N Viii
eAch orrnry EEe rom for their roettirca sni
nrsasts III, AZ On ne fourth number Of female
tis noos and IN the nth stosz, vii Be devoted TO
keeNanG apartments for women visiting the c1sy
"9o may n9' cssse 70 80 alone to hotel
tne u1slulnE. bnt women sleepne there can ob
tam trtahfast either In their bedrooms az Inc
a1hins.suem. hiis Beside the psrlors and basemenL
Maseh cathot be hind. there will be twelve rooms
70 rtnl AS The owner desires si1nply ncr rent
Interest or $aNp 10! her outiar, the nyrYa-e n.nt
o. I'sl'e rpo1rs Will Be less than 500 vcar, or t
s,t,es MesE Tvs and insurance m.r create an I'D
man ths can easily oe pail Tor she larger rosma
ie SasnS inc Enal1er afatttntnn to bc rented al !
The flel and service OF the nout, wi, oro,,,n,-
re mes ny The small rtults uron meals A ,.r
societies. having rooms wit! rn,y 1,se them 1t m
ttl'stN lae1 VIII euo-les them, when not ~2ute,t
Tot the meetings OF other societies n n.
n,a!eS. There Il no derot hat the cxtanllsntnen,
Elu be Enteertnx polnt for numerous assam
h!aSet Of the Kind Al the Situation Il central and
inc apartments elegant 1tx co1veulcne,, a 1
sleeping and resting -plRee for women, where baihs
and The use Of library and newspapers can be
hsd, viii render Il point Of popular resort
a'u.ss,I to, and the syo1klnswoneus > Association.
heh meetings IN The house Jesterlsy, and selected
thelr respective a1srtmentA On the evening. OF
n NAV rnS<ny, -
raroEs 10 large coupauy Of friends and exu,na.
thlIcrs In the undertaking.
, 1869-04-25
4 RICH SCENE.


Not l1nF since pz'c1tnent r,c uber of the yce
pt1se that no erEanlzauon tkc tho soross had been
cstabnsEcd RInCnQ Uk Hcr ncar1,utsncc bctnn
necessarily limited her Views on The ,nastt,r, 80
onls !mrAsted to lew kindred sr,.1ts, acd the,
qualntance- but what they laclc,i In soc,s1 IN.
lttnee WAS a11i't compensated By n eaterpr,xav
sndi. aau rEoSsvss's .ieTs uf ine The rTr,chea
TO enlarged privileges mus, Dc Itssp.,s, nv nv
toonEht, aud 10 thls end they proes~.ied 10 or
Eai.izc and sci on foot M organization taas wo.id
sseoI,rnsa ~ @ sais end Ine s'st 'elns TO be done
"Nariet!cs, the "Boston.'' md othe. similar or
eanltatoss, dec!iItor to permit primary meet-
:ng within !eetr bE!lt:nss Il became Necessary as
near 11ttcn Circle This secIrcd, q meeting ras
appon1e.1. AZ! Aonds. nigh, the initlatory mem
TT NJ rresedto TO crE.n4zc tae Institution
laudshle enteT.lseI Raie. md rcsxls-
snIe u9' On TssS nop1sS a1a ,9.sa.s ~
tne new entcrprss After this, OF course, refresh
E.euts xe:e to bc takea. and the la.rs cv.nced no
te1SsaaSs s,;, ~ tSs!s le virtues 9: The ex
inT r1 1cstlnesl TO N unhappy eonclusion. The
naa bad been for scme time deserted md ,ne p:o-
eEal broken Stoves aad N old csriso.s., or o. IVA
1nese hsd been taken possession Of pr an old
eat naa Fy~ng q. iamils o. i4tne4 Saaca,! A
lcnces Wall, u1c N infant In agony.
49,. S,s.sss e1e:.uned the 11rsident. ''dIl any
hcn11 al arprtd y"
We WI proceed" said the elderly sister,
rG!alcs sne nSien o. ofes, aad again the CONVEX
But again the VAL, longer, loode. than h.
sisters, whom does .Aa. b,by belong tt. ?"
MOT rniue."
q Nor minet~
AhStt hN - will
, 1869-04-25

1r CHARLES u. LxtAXp.
7Ae AusASF Asserts tAs sd,t Intetsual Sutxriortty
~ Gr7Mank IL Americans
peFns , Mdd's fact In h!siory vtch few hafo oon-
Dat Dc penischc1s arc, DE- jvrt, dc owurzs Of d,,
unn sIides ptneselt unspeatharly da, roorst
De r.tlDon,si eause da. Columpas va, derive,
from Cologne.
For ash his name WAS Colon, It t1sihy does sb,no
Dat hts elderz arc eeboren bccn IN Cologne Oh de-,
Tna Colon.a petn = colony, it sehr bcmartts, lst
tnd asn Columbus Is tote, ID Is wort dc irople to
pat n,dseon foorst t!scosered land a-y,yin from
und stin wlder-,n de pegtnu,n5, ml,ous de least
tote yas TT o'er dc vatcrs und bring DC vorldt
Ash ~ me got elat teacher der Kreut=e to me
Dc mythus Of name rebeAts Itself witch yc see In
o. hts symesla);
Fns room from dc old King Emct1ch ID DE- Deutsche
Hft4en5urh
Ina a.t ~ ~ from dat vesy Hslltn.ueh- vooa-
DAT sh,ole q !. song of una.ornnd. or der Water
Witch now sh plain " ~AoA
Dat 'tis s1Een.tJelus, tuli-endct, psinz me- round
to der HAlls ngAlu. ~ 'o1A"
Defe laxs OF un-endly oonw1nding Ish 70 teen und
bread und tAu ' ~AA
Dat noiotty boo. q Deutsehcr have bet to yetstcn
dem at all; ~ ~A'~A
Ind snoui! write mine t.nks al oud, I ton be-
lief, iudctrl,
Dat n,!neself would yers,eh de h:lt OF Its here
Hre1tmauns 5 nel
Ash de Heec say Of his system, dat only one mans
Knew - ' w. AANAA'
vot der teulcl Id ncand uud Ae cor!dn tc1, mi,
~, der Jean Paul Richter too, ''' '''@
" 40 said. . Gott knows meant somc.lluQs when
foorat dis bueh WITT " ""e'
Boot Goft only wise rot dc buch means nou fowl
hayc forgotten 1t. -
And al, Of dis bewises, 80 bla,a rs dc face on von,
nose, 'SN
Dat der Dcusscher hate cfen more tptellects dan
be h!taself soopose, 1'---
INA ~ nnesenee NIT dc orcs-again rcridt, sah /
1ah DAT oder volk have more s,o,.,s. md Icssar 3
tellect. 'A
, 1869-04-25
PhotoErnPhinK By Night.

Tfn experiment hts tnsk heea maae sQcccas.
fully- writer gives The following description Of
the ssedus pEtsueaE "Du entering the room We
noticed 3 soH OF miniature Turtkl dome standing
cn the toort about sh leet hca, Ere lee: wide Add
elI and haN feet lang. In Izout OF this stood 4
etzucf1, and within chair ani x:eaaytur aooar-
atu*. Near The Top 2ad II the lest Eand front
Ct .his structure Was coc1-lArup Tor burning
and Ite.1ing the nasncs!zn wtfc th.i fur-
nsshed TIC Light for tho s-7-p7zpose reqa,:ed In
Photography In moment the pao.o-
Eapher and bis assistants announced taai a
llaae Faa ready, aad invited oac Of The CON-
FAM 70 FL fot his photograph lie entered the
teAI q INC nosque-shzred stguct21S, seated htl-
tcn, ZEE eat.e.a EaA adjusted, 4 lazch applied 10
me Ha1nca1Em ~trt, and { bca@tlfui Aod L-iul INT
nelt resulted Ws!ch In one haf = minute p=u-
lseeo = Ane p!et0re OF the sitter Ax1t ever
Ssen " GatEsaL Tie Eesu!t WAS perfect But
ookc4t{ Eos tne 1alF Idea IA tnls xuades1ul pro
ccaA is Artificial Light 1o@ rho:osrzan,e p2rn sscs
tG1V equal ~ sunlight II tho lest tour5 81 tae
oAt And raaaes II Possible to do The LEST OF work
A. ALE huL!1 10 NE Afternoon II well Il
on rainy AID cloudy Naya. when 1hn san u
hidden The 61nc light will a,so py1nt from The
hcf1u1e plate as vel u ny DAY, aad hence an
evening sitter Who HAy be In has:s, csn hayc nsef
agcA ot photograph earus al tral5 oy the morn.
thg. IL IS e1qaiz.tely adapted for pAssof and atcs
roou rien1Ics, which Lave heretofore Aeen n.xt 70
lEpoeS.tle- Ihe darkest rectss In the oa.tesx
cellar nay Be thus photographed ss ueu a nndef
the most fortunate ctrcsan.4tancss with Natural
light tts marvel Of progressive All, Aad -
useful ~ i II wonderful
, 1869-04-25

etdent, puhlisn such adocstns n u found IN the
foIow1n9 sentences: N4f. Reha b evidently a
Victim chosen to axpiats tho sims Of our pa1tsh:
ne pure victim, and agreeable In the eJes o{
INC Almighty. t0e only unn which could ssti8fy
Divine tu1tre- Everything IN that tragedy Iors-
bodes punishment u1nca mofe fes1tbla Jct II No
fcauc.ntaE what we have DOM xince l8ba-H Thta
the fact that number Of cduxena politically n,-
esfed the inIuuetons Of ecrain authorities TO vote
according TO their TteMg At he TING.
, 1869-04-25
EotT. London Rooknenn.~

A corioSs system Of rOheery, Which Ii s,}I "a
Eave resulted In tho 81 Of f1p,o0l to . weiI
Known company Of great wealth and long stand
Ing. N London, w1s lately d!scorerel md a rs
wnru OF feeo his been u1ercd for the apo.cnen-
sion OF q fcnttcrnaa suspected Of being co1ccrned
IN the n0alf. The suspected party. q Nj, ieuta-
u:tn HtESH was Assistant boekfeeper, and be C
crpttd confidential poetaon At the ptslee Of the
great cenC1l Gas Company, his s2la1T being $50
yeAE. lie lately Informed Nou1c OF his civ bosI-
ness frtctIds he hAd taAfT1e.3 ward IN cbsaecV.
Nhnec ~Ra.th ~a1 70 great tha; hc dij not exattly
know weat II amounted 10. He took 10 living Ii
etElc, and oIdcre1 maaAon to be bails far Him
self At a cost Of f1IaDo. The site nIed upou was
ne4F HchEend There HAs some tAu,3 near tht
ccrsc, which he wanted for pleasure croards
and be bought tie freehold Of it fat ESD IA Arre
He had Iron satlnss put round meadow II =
Gust Of II, 500 The houke, whea Completed. rs
beautifully furnished The GearIemaa usc1 10
give snMTtu0ls dinner pattiex, Aui he Introduced
MS guests to hts wife and Two daaEnte54. Souc
OF nlA guests were AEarr Of khe amount OF his ~.
aFE, but he sold them that he NAs oSe OF tue
lafFess shareholders el the COMPANY, spd tnat he
merely remained IN the inferior pontlou il Fh,ch
nc Tas 70 that be might be allie 70 see that he as
20. robbed Ever. king went on weu for him
Gnu! . ieF Gays EGO, when tse book we're In
spetted. Hwa1 then dtseoTeee<i that N c13eu-
eve t}sten ot !osIcEJ and robbery h.d been car
TED OF. AID sha1 tie seal OF tie company nSA
been ffaldulcnttJ attached to docuuentA oaI
money raised upon them TIE sun stolen IS lali
10 be CSC, COO TIE clerk bAs 1ed but 4 wurfant
cas been ssned for nl7 Apprehension, and q ny
EAtu o1c.ed He u known 10 have n1o q i.trr
sun with him when he 4lNfonneE.
, 1869-04-25
A Strange Instance Of RiEotTy.
Fr-&. 4hk p,,utr>,f H'IHhak

Nj. jean 1apus.e Rehel Of Grand Re1victc,
County OF GsSre, re1.shed "a tae 1anes .ciea
eatrd hy lis erhrts aided b. neighbozs; bct be
himself va overcome By The IRE and s1uose, Aal
pe1:ated IN sSht Q: humorous people Mhe old
nothing 1o1 him Tie vas . uuth respected, en-.
terfftsfnR fnk1bitant ef the plAta aod - Azde;st
promoter OF education. We regret TO re the
Fei1 ~ GoItt, IN which We and detsals Of ths 4e+
, 1869-04-25

Tue s1o Assos Llsesr3 buildings cost t2ao,aoo
and the II, 600 volumes they eoaiatn coss assa0oa
me feyeuue OF tho lihf1lJ from invested nnds h
yIAooo ye1r. This jnss 1bout p4Js is expenses,
ieattpE nothsng fot Few book
., Etns tot3leA Of peIsonl nyste11ousty mUdefed,
wee found in The sxfeets and WAtsfs q New fork
csJ Last week
, 1869-04-25
PERSONAL SKETCHES,


Poverty of BtoRFnphy-Paxton AN
Exc<ptton-Conne with the
Homo JournA1-NomnR Mn-
FtnKc-FEoss ano Happened 10 Turn
Author - Grcclcy'a life - Other
Works, Acs
, 1869-04-25
SUM NATURAL HISTORY.
BY Josh Billfurx.


There la not upon the whnle horizon oy uye
than the Rooster. 1'hls remarkable package oy
~ ~ en doT 1ooa f9r the
70 the feathered seckt denominated polet.y, md
afe the husbands OF nennJ wives. In Utah 1t ta
s1a eons1aesed 4ssace sew spsek aisFespekful ov
rooster, u frA htast, Growing til be almost bent
over Backward ="
Eesh or the hen: 1t Il hard teW distinguish The
dc pass!s among ine 1Sis:'i b@f saey
from, they strike from the heel
Rooster, according 70 pfofane history. II mi etl.
naa aaasaon os1 senen1ss, ne Esht, weEe formerly
gods as I time when he want prepared tew see
ctmpany, and wa1 for that odense rebuilt oreE
into The nst rooster. and waz forever aiteswaf1i
destined tcw crow a. 4 Kind Nv vafuiu9. Tnts
Change from man accounts for hi2 lighting ahs1t-
Hea aEd iof heT pollteneH few hens. Tnere Is
than h4 redd}uess andahILty tewt tsnash another
feuel, and II Is ltss 70 with hen. Wren rooster
SIT licked the hccs Al nta1ch orph With the other
rooster, u he 4rus haI 80 big or handsome
II L. pluck thai wins hen or i vor1sn
There Il Eraie variety OF pedigree atuun1 the.
rocs:e1 rsee but iot ss.ldI b.ztness give ne the
when they walk theJ alNuz s:rut, md their buz-
xurss 61fcf ont IKE IN aIderman1 abdominal cup
noa5a Tnls ,5sed h nawt;eolorsd, ani hss a
ful ov fealhelz ts new duster.
bak Mnen 5ou cone right down 70 g1et and
th,oM ~ outads n,asnees orsleoard there s,nt
Out aep. ont-a1ae or o1t-pluck regular Bantum
dsasy practsctng before iooan9-elass.
They don weigh noorc thla tnllsy ounces, but
they na1e a much fuss ~ tun- have seeu
sseoa, aad dont Tim saeg roula Tlta eessit %
teht Anecslng-house II It WIZ the least sassy 10
II IL no,n than n, N ne4, ana of .n.r. u..,.
, 1869-04-25
The Pilgrim Fathers Not Pufixaua.
CLEyLSp Ohio AprtI & 1Sea

p, tt. Fy.,... = m. -. Ir.yl rt..v:HE
~ re . hano1s y taf .'s1s 5 4 e.f Etensn3 hosf:
n soas ssae Q! tne y nst, Joar correspondent
- =, U ~ ALle!e neaneu tonu1p0dnuS to
Cu!ontal History" Indirectly falanes one OF the
best established facts connected With our colonial
nlstor!. re ays 81 Captain Jonea Of the NAY
Plymouth '-tmpf}inR that the Pilgrim Fathers
re!r Purasans while nothing eea ee wider from
tne tlutn any Glose reader Of the histo1r Of thas
neparatsd Of the!r own acco7d from tho Estab-
!Ahed Gnufca and formed independent eharch or
gan1zxfons, from which sney were called Separat-
ists or Independents; While the PutttAas keot
within the Church and eudeavored 70 ps+ifyE
from Eany Popioh rites and e17p1x which Iae u
tahshed Church had borrowed from the Church
OF koUa Hence, IN de1tsion, they rere c.I,efl
Puritzns. Although perseeuted by the EstasUqhed
Church, they It'll adhered to II, until driven oQt bT
, 1869-04-25

Hli1 feet, III, far a~sy, vhcFe they ssnk iite
Bunny points down INTO the Meadow LtI! had
11s @ s as. sss 81 af,usa ass
ges,isly torn ys.ss ssts1e, y the melting sae@,
IDENTITY considered II advisable In its isolate *.
posed position TO envelor l:seH IN = thick, ~arm
covering Of mosa Blackberry tlnes clamberod
could not fully reach, patch Of fresh grreu Gsass
appeared, among which several graceful wood
towers were noddlng. Inc noeA oo.ertns
which seemed to know very Little Of The Sabbath
rt6s, and we're rolluE about tndasaioasIy unlez
,ne mighty snadow Of The blackberry leaves-
LII tent doWu hpd ocscrEcd, amused and
thoughtful. tais lsie World 20 fall OF important
eatcs and occupations She did not hear tnat the
Il pared hy stroaS arm, aad tue sof. wool a-esr1h
'ag hcf:
nars lala spells upon them, and they might work
;n1urtoustf on .o9." suddenly said the roiec Of
OF saotc1raaeaa tctaEs, Lii Eould Ecarcelr hare
been mere excited th7n she was BY the uncxpec4-
q psox.msy Of tals lnaa; bus n SPITE os the
remained for moment rotioo,e.k
~ aetnosiedEr,' ~ continued he-Aaa the wesk
am of 1he bench ue1nbied uote. us haai-- tnst
ktones can fpeak: but Is that any reason Why
the eaE should be closed TO pleading human
AaAsa IL Hu&4 cAVtF8S4Qu KITS EAlHG EpnN1
voice carshle: Lin had not yet sutned ltr hcs1
toward him bat she DID not dou5t thai wa.lr hts
Lips we're sufslnE 10 test gt1ate OF mingled Al.
Ecr and Ee0ueneS EA resting upon her: Hut II
WRs noE necessary to wasl OF this na1eltA5 en-
ctactucut n once And forever. Aunt Ha,ocbeu b
w1rnlng md heT OWL resolutions stood suddenly
In g.1t chAsocse1g before her; she rose, and
without replying, WIS about to step past
him With EI1ht how. Without intending To
do To. khe glanced Up quickly It him he was
Sanding there, hts hand Fill resting on the ara Of
The bench, with a g7Aye bor frank cxpseaston on
rs handsome face; he did not mike the slightest
movement to ss:a:n TIC youne 81, bat zaddeal!
~ als Khoie oeat:Ss became g p;oad anl dsSalae!
that tnsoluntat!lJ she tltckcd her footsteps, AID
her e1es sAc1 under hla piercing E11c which rcs:-
ed 1atscr rrp1oaetfuEJ than Indignant! upoa be-,
- be Sid, cnt1eAyoz1ug TO ssesiy his Fulcc:
~ did not appeal to our unlycrAA1 ceremonial
forms. Which, u1tJ German. ape foreign Er1n1ces
int.u.:1!onsty; l kay did not Appeal TO them bat
to the cocr1uness of the near1r when I veatased
once more 10 address you. would reat eouIsQt-
cd, only bexA11nE new eZ1D. In ny LIFE, did not
know leo much Of your eharsctc-. Bat know
that even tho old bcEz1t who caue5 eFer5 weet
to receive AIMS from 4otr1tA.a FAIL Know thA.
CT Ell be has : hearing lron Jou-that you reply
With an R1niAble kuEe 70 AL h!A ceCtan qacs:lcl
Listen with tne1h1Ekutle patience TO bis cau.
plA,nIa auu strive 10 colnfuyt him kaoH taas
Jeu bare TIE r1ft gifs Of being Al at.eQttra 61d
agreeable ns;ener when the Old friends Of yo3,
sl:nt ate' speaking; And ret know how 70 fr7tI
viii kasiti when JOG a-e dawn iaio conversation.
, 1869-04-25

st nN,I LII NA3uetd mechanically down The
steis And tnfpufa the PRINCIPAL walk Her d.esi
g. sen Gtk snssted oFer The gravel; the white
,esuoGs ~ ma1fnal seemed almost too wctgh1y fol
me ne euttkc nEEse Of the g1f1; but the heaTJ
,s ,eoA Wa feneFco o. mist! tsane pa11nzs and b
tae !ace Enien euisoanaed The neck and AeeveA
- E1 p Mts .a1fl-A!5+ 10 d1u-Cptd challce full
-s.n. Hs GY "a. otpps, tcstea On her brow; olS
~ El1nS1ed cafelesAf With the beautiful naif
~ tea 1pon oef shoulders; here and there blood
49, ~ aspls ~ saone llon among the dark uessea OF
tt tota tae sa!9Aee Q! teal WHERE tha wreath WIS
et@oeu Nst9 eoEa! ptnA IN both Edes Of the pa.h
th fSess rsfs otno1isog. but LII old not touch
go a- s0e n14 Afeady forgotten why she hsd
- ~ tSos sS .nso kae garden: she EalSed dream
hs - - 0af ~ not - eaat sae hsd already passed
Min - i.Hssn. ~alco eacosel o portion Of the
r1ran ss @.iIs ~ " US pasaon onty when the tall
shfnr ~, les,sI " StsoG Aae ufs7pea=ed and sua-
- Lk, aa fne sa'se her aead-the pavilion lsJ he
s1sA-t 49, ~ as sine Iastant TIC door w1s pushed
~ pfsa "lsnlo. and BinebeAsd s1zode into
lLi EsFe saRtt CRY, and started to If hsre tn
tta.1 t,1aalai ~ sMk ~
r. - =. ~ y! IoHoF you TO The house!" cried
csnc.E 1nss.,s nv oa tn5eatenlas voice that she
have rr.rhesf ~ - NC Nv eLnnS me sound must
Ynntet - ~ .9 !EssneG corner. She stood ~ Il
hes' sse,nr ~ ssvuna shue ne came quickly up to
came Hnon ~. asx r. @aa31ons gl1nee, bitter sH1ile
anont1 tph =. uS s,!E MEs.
"Aun: Karbenen Won't BE- rrt1t,,rnes fpssa ~ uon!
ne h.rr .rs ne 81 e1esaent reason that she ca9 Sc
den Taer soa ~ eee1 W. ssen 70 aeI nor p hel sa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-19

forget or put aside his own modesy woud De sure 70
meet with their everlasting contempt anu uisgusL
Sarous disady vantage belongs 10 another msapprelen'
sion IL Is imagined considerable loss mns be uf
fered by the male students from tue U I'M
cases from the clinics, unless the other Aena
tive be taken of presenting TO mixed class such cases
as nyove what In it's presence would De unseeIny eN0-
the ladies have had Intention OF visiting the
clinics more than In the week this Is not true Here
again the writer must allowed 10 refer 70 observation
ard ernerenee For the clinical teaching OF what neei
mi i'm ain except few special diseases easily reserved br
stabe fines and classes 70 students OF either OF bah
eTes two things only essential In order to meet NE
reauiremeDs of deleaoy without one NE
avndance OF that OyeTiastidiOus (someunes prrier,
mis- delcacy which ridcued by Charles Dickens
good while ago. The other Is the disposition on the prt
az the lecturer maintain the dignity OF his subject d
the aim OF his vocation by the true scienuno spirit aid
by gentlemanly Sefrespect, vel as respect Tor MS
class None who have made the trial upon this Dsl5
have ever faed-hone such will ever mil or experience
the slightest difficulty II the truth were otherwise we
shond have 10 regard not ncoDsIderable part OF the
practice OF medicine by men as now prevailing, MS IN
vOying an immense detriment 10 personal mOdesy on
what would be the scarcely suicient plea OF necessity
a ground which medical man viii take
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CONVERTED BY THE TRIBUNE.

To the EdItor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The writer's father, an old-school gen
tleman OF ne mind and ability an ardent frotec'
ZIONIST and friend OF Henry Clay, would never until Ste
in ufe read THE TRIBUNE. account OF his diae OF
the editor and his sms" he said. son. on return
inc home after an absence brought with him his sub
.cr,ption 20 THE DAILY TRIBUNE while the father con
tnued 20 read another daily There were several sons
IN the family TRIBUNE readers" aud they OF course
,r the ,avore paper into the family every
,Dg while the venerable father retired TO his private
o win hia Then after each was read. the old gen
,ien,an Womb como the famlyroom aud drop his
npon the table and then the sons all knew enough
70 offer an exchange, w@lich was generally accepted
sbortv after ID took acute eve 20 notice that his
sr Vas sooner read than theirs this about the time
y, ,ha Kansas tronbles and II was with no small satis
,ton thar they syy Dudged each other and suggested
that things were work" Their father, too. was be-
nnne TPrniIsE reader, and, from lifelong Consery
tive fHs TRIBUNE and Kansas doings made him rad
zeal Free-Soiler, - =. - Il ~. .-. -l,-., =. 80
.hat "a expire he day 4i;ed so, about tile
nronrety on dropping one OF the papa. one daily
was gh for family saying that be aid leave
w. ,hem which paper 10 continue. The reply vas, safely
nueh whichever you please, father, whichever You
nv Sest "Ahe-m WELL well. well I'm not going 10
own H. bat like THE TRIBUNE the bost 10 Ia greatly lie
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sim hunt lost us all while in 1884, b. T. e. o. ana o.
earnest work In country districts saved the o'e
I,,a orE IN lsc6 saved us again. while the cities were
terribly against Us; while In 1861 ny negieetihg INC '
portions the Assembly and the State were lost
What Is true of New-YOrk Is equally true OF PennsyNa
"a ,d Ohio Those States could never be carried by or
-, an, p,nbl,caps on the still-hunt Earnest enduring
t carried each OF them IN 1866; while IN 1861 on INC
bunt Pennsylvania lost It's State ticket and Ooo I'
teatnrc In 1853 and both saved by hard worA'
bno NewYork m tho latter year. has been lost by neg
ecting the country districts.
E-pubcals over have relied, and must rely ior
surcess on the country The cities and large villages
arr naturally against them. In these our enemies are
es,iy rallied Arguments or efforts are not needed to
draw them ont They gather readily and willingly at
c polls most OF them expecting something 10 drink
So; 80 with Republicans They are the staid, sober
busipes men In the community They DO not MAKE poh'
rcs a trade aud hence special efforts arc needed 70
arouse and bring them out
This suggests a very natural and proper inquiry why
sd orr state Committee in the late canvass, 60 sadly
,eylet the rural disrctsf What done 20 get ont
t vnte3 What became Of the $4,000 assessed on the
sssre.holdersi What local County Committee was
ever seen or communicated with 20 the condition Of
;aiacs In their ocalitiesi What agents, what orcurS
e.fr ever sent QUIT what close doubtful districts
cr ever looked after7 What ballots were supplied 10
, nterior1 What portion OF the $4,000 was expehueu
for cigars champagne and board at the Fifth Avenue
sd what TO elect at beck OF Tammany, cerlah fhs
candidates in defiance Of Law
elug the country districts thus neglected and mere
~ :he state lost it seems me, Mr. Editor that the
lap,e have the right TO say the STATE COMMITTED
Ggc an account Of thy stewardship for thou shalt no
longer h. steward" INQUIRER
-IOrk, Nov. &c. 1869.
I'VE do not consider the above imputations
vel grounded. The State Committee sent into
tuc country-manly to the close Senate dis
ttcts--more than the S2J,OOO aforesaid. 1t was
sent expressly to organize and draw ont the
tai Republican vote ; yet that vote failed TO
come out Nearly One-fOurth of the farmers
ehose to dig potatoes or harvest buekwheat
and not go to the polls. Thousands managed
to he out of the State on business or pleasure
toars on the day of election. We see no use
In whining or scOlding. Let the past go, and
resolve to do better next time. We are not
beaten half so badly as we were two years
ago; yet, but for the fraudulent votes we gave
Geu Grant at least 10000 majority the next
Fall. We can better that in 1S70.-Ed. Irib.]