, 1869-01-29
BOSTON.

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Wild he remainder Of nv time 10 the een-
tleman from Massachuscttcrs hr- Butlerl.
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The LscfalRture snd xbe Eiouor Qu,s-
sicn- CO.. Others Pcilionlu. for tron1-
nuof5 LaW-A1tersry 4nd Ar Gossip
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TIE LICENSE QUESTION.
Inc Legislature has gone through the form |
OF IN election OF United States Senator, which !
,yas me,a1v a rat,f3n,t;o, NJ tho ,,,;ro,.,, ,rr
no.aNona so,i.orr pa,',,,,,;.m,s t,san;.,a 49,,
t""s so"s1'f "cpaol'eSAn tt!o ".os AWAY
us vote , on 1sncfaa banks, as the champion
will be very little of consequence done at tue
s,ote Iouse INIT, tbc tro,,,,cs,,,nc and nar,3.
nacions s,ouor n,es,;on 'II ~ sot.,od a. r9 kir
.aas,t,s H.a o' su ssa .,:. ~ slN
tAonsn ns uaofc' Already lae Pup1'c nearloss
have begun, and Rev. Dr.. Miner, the great
PuDjandrum of the ultra. Temperance causc.
has warned The Ty,rr7er. the AMY daily na7cr
m 1,nston that summons t,,e nr,,,;,,,, tte
-, 49,. -, =. ~, I.rn 80 - "oulo'.o's .uto-
y, that II - 1h oasecF OF losing the patron
agc at lis party on secount Of the lukewarm-
ness OF its allegiance.
One new feature of The aritatson ,f thc
,,ouo, nue.t5on ~. -oar - .,.., .t"',a wv
,.quo. auestiou' .n49 year Is ~ tue clfcuta-
sion, in nearly all the inland towns OF the
State, OF petitions, In which 1.-the UNDER
signed, ,Nothers, Of Massachusetts. ask E,r
thr 1c.cnoc,mcnt of the r-,,u,t,,.- ,aar
T,..s ~ ,,.n.rs wiz H.. e1H ne un.'i'e.y law.
lns'e l'apefs, WIN hsts o. names only TO DC
reckoned BY tue yhrsI. already begin to pour
into the legislature In ercnt Numbers The
ladies who find them at SUNDAY schools. sons
Of Temncrauce mcetiucs aud sewjur soci.tjes
sIsn ~ oaea ensat uanEI aIs, "n ~ En.ausas! S
Ni,nout = siwav. 81 har;nn rc,a1d ~ tha a5
"nnou. adnly tas'nS ~ % lGds1 ~ Luz classln-
w., rcn1escptt;Tes ~ H. rnus
~no' no nar'ms Ma1aan0oa e & enonSa ,s 10 iaFor
& ils' nsn t;n,", a. ar oaa suousn ,ol 5tnlAs,
.uhG mauS;ohs pressure ~ over me
P1sai' i;sa";, "nSn etuG tn;a, ~ oM taer toNns,
net nau ~ 1uSAy intetspcssea u the
Es ms.s ~. ens aaef ni! ~ sp'nsle sounG a1a o'o,
mt N.Y. sat o.at, = ~ svnstGeseu ~ slotueie OF
:MasSstautoia ~ 49,, ~ 5esAgnlu@ Tug Possotl1-
! ies " eneal tu,ule, un!ess lnei3 vr1non9
Pnna.s 1ePnn.a..issu Eaea.1y ne.les tnsir past ives;
,d" so4s,ai TSaanniss ~ 1u ~. pUn,o'on nase
iuauI soes.a. 'aes'Itee W Wy oeuso, ata tlc
set neE 1g'e.uor IS east'o ; npous noue tas !e"
eH iueut l2"4Gfs u advanced pFonbltory
| 70 tahe ine PAGES 80 af docs politics
rule the judiciary, eFea IN uncorfupt Massa-
|
LITERARY AND Art MATTERs.
lhe t"o books ~ the1f Tolerated Wo-
mcn SERIES "4,cn hane spoken OF Us being
mn n Inc press o. nooeats bro.nefs, naEe maae
.ue'' a!Renlauss @ tpaa IT,. ,t' aue oooh:saess Iv"a
s; MaGo,a ~ sarsona We luz s ft =, & spgs'gy r 81
1r Wnn,asn and torm ~. .'y hand .,13e "a
H5,,ar voInmes 49, Thc cii,nr;aI Sort of Mrs
Saroh :rosenba ua,t ios nv h.eo ~ a ys,s " la.
lnrinns character ,he nref,tnrv h;nvranh;as
| in each rase being quite shnrt. Tnre,. Two
eminent women iiyed il ares when the Mac.
cLann els to distinction n now orcn L. herwere
| closed. Had they lived In our day their
| renlus. their energy, their poEcr would
| have been expended rs George Elf
it,, Geor~e Sands and Charlotte Bronicss
permanent fame in literature. But with this
oppf rtupity denied then. their abilities over
flowed in tier private corresooudcnce and
they wrote such letters as nobody writes in
taining rcadIng, though more eujoyable when
taken Ii snail iuossels, at proper intervals,
than when read throuch il cour;c, Lady
Moutagu's letters, during her courtship and
early narr,ed Jif.. nnd drscrihinr ner travels
in Turkey, are especially admirable.
A paper circulating nn1ons members Of the
| Ierfslai mn. usks them to rive a dniiar each
to purchase for the Comtnonwe Martin
Miimore's bust Of Senator Sumner, to adorn
the State ueuse, with The statue of Wash
lnEton, !" H!cn nas iooE s'oou ID nlene ot Inc
rotunda, and lhc busts u Lincoln aud An-
drew Iecently ordered. Enough is already
subscriocd TO make i sure that the bust vii
% pfocufea. Mf. Mimofe mas completed ms
ststuette Of Governor Andrew-longer i'll the
legs than life, but otherwise adnirablc-and
q lew cup{cs in clay, in prominent p1ac 3 in
the city, mutely solicit subscriptions fos fur
ther reproductions. at twenty dollars copy.
. 4 NEW snLpJERs' MONUMENT.
A dtsign in clay for q eroup TO surmount
d soldiers monument, somewhat different
from apy which have been suggested, is at
t;actlpg q good deal Of attention here. The
aesicu is bv Mr. Edward Forbes, of New
York, sud the monument for which 1t is ir-
tended i to commemorate the dead OF the
, | Second Massachusetts, Regiment, one OF thu
,, | fiucst cornnunds that LEFT the State during
. . the war The model is q little larger than
| the largest OF The familiar ROGERS groups, 1t
. bas thIec f1euTes-members apparently ol
| the color guard IN desperate battle.
one soldier, on the left, has sunk down
, , wounded 10 The ground, lhe las
as Il iell from his hand hus been canchf
! up by he Captain Of his company, the ecu
lral iaure oft the three, who holds 1t firmly
. uloft, while In the other hand lie geasps lis
drawn sword. This figure II managed with
, wonderful spirit aud yi..or. and the face Is An
excellent cmbo dimen. of the characterislic!