, 1869-10-11
BOSTON,
'lhe labor Movement III politios
Rtcr>tad,'s Sierra NcyadaS aud
bradford's shlpurcck.
New Books and Literary Gossip.
sAr>. Stowe On tho Byron Controversy.
lrRoM ocM Own coRnxsroS SpENrt

The zen Who gather In these meetIuxs arc
nut mitch more cutltltd TO the name Of Working.
nien than OF Erks lu Rutvstsana 1lay ot
"Ca>tc:" MD thore VINO to really labor arc tht
ncat innocent ot their etass. and uose east'y
nc rodEanktd than acy frcr bora A,Irstcan cls4zen
tGcht 10 DC. TIC w0rk:hvEueu OF Massachusetts,
o3 NnatlycE Crude, do Lut iasos reputation; ta
TIC WortlueInen'n Cousetisoa adopted The uos
Anofntrah}c Frrud,a'ion Resolutions, apc,J he.
rEuet one sharp rnau On The platfur.n- outside Of
HE fctO!uit0n cutitlttiee, htl3 tu.cly hts own
responsibility. was delerusard thcJ shonli do 80,
TIE 1atlc convention ol'enett ne Y point OF dts
rCss.on. IN the dat5 o. clergyman to offer prayer
t4r Z conseat!on with ~hsen he Is not hlmsclf in
A!nra1ht. The Were.trt munster eu2aSea for
.'.c purpose Ecard With nnazemeut the repudla-
t;an tn.k uf tic nan " hn called the ncettay to
ortcf, hhd cnpnaticsllS IEfu-ed even thc!ttf to
trto1re any tucn Eht.iry. hut lhe convention
i*rsuated him 10 ptay ucs e1thtiets, though ZONE
II lis 'renlet. were lt.IoAet1 to te9asl Ills ex-
l:ees1on CT c.=seut a. sn Insult. 10 he pail back Ia
ste aanie eo!u. For 4 t,eAet, tho convention
tUtt..sated n yunnK butEI- kre7eF, entirely un-
ttpHn even III Dosss,n, ahere he hrcs, As Cover
t.ar, nu1 hall = Hu4x,n men c4uAsIy OF mote ot-
Eeurt thr Iufnor OttceH. Without even the 5ln-
Gle qualification o tetsis Iitefnrelves worku9. men.
The vote drawn ont b, hts feeble movement viii
Lard 5 st.t Alure the s1iGuity u1 scattering; and
:'s III State ehtre oiie tsate.unson. The ku!ghts
ns st. frt-rn a.oCe, can c.,ln thirty or :urty
tLuuk aiI ucMtrrx
AIT AND LITERARY MA77Els-
MtrtAats = ralntinp, - ABIDING Inc sierra Me-
s."aS' e3ecnteH III ie''Lc ~uu 7fsi cAoloiiea IN
s"Ft1f: Ansfpefn et''e'. oas 'eRun III bostou lis
HHflsean Iouf- II Ia ''he III &He laIRe1l ol ats
work. AMI there are lea, II any. on ~hlca moro
rase hss Mtn eII'en0ed. II IL also less open 10
II & ChtGe Of +tnshtl1natt~A than most Of this
aflef- pictures, an Qatte ~urpslset those familiar
with lN tt} IL y It's buA AIesa of tone and general
tI.lietnttA- The sctt l. c0mpusttf0- and ptrtAp1
u AtlIt too uhso1t} Up of striking fragments
tFuIKS: together III "a smpusslD;c group Thea
cue @; these fragments has bren used 90 often by
Mr- !Aef3fAdf. elnce hh stit fo Calornta TO be III
HnDEtt Of becoming ttalt1he slender waterfall.
cHuL:nG over . rfcc!pict VI tnsny hundred loet,
ard u:hsUielng into tAtar a. 1t de8cendA. lint
there n III nnnistAksthe power and grandeur
htoat ih~ picture ~htca makes fnch cHklctan OF
sIrtail eee1n cAPIo1A Iht most 1exalEul 1eAtuFt
u kl1t,ih LAKE III the lrtt ground and middle
tllsta1ce The surface IT ~l4ch Is wonder Of uci-
-are thn nertug tiAt1, un,l tc14ler reflections OF
t,,. sht.re. around. A herd Of deer ssaufs on a
tun, projecting Into tbc a&er anl fsw wild 10 Il
re ..t startling lli1 tllynt IRON poe Of the baokg
1,ar /. rn .thar III. In mn n,rturp. mn, tbIa onv
.tryrs In rnnhan,1. ,h+. ,on.,jurss cr the scene.
1uu,r ,,st..Aatt tcrntr,. with foliage, surrou,u%s
~. '-s' "' ~" t~"'' "'''i D71'"H .s .1@ '"na.
s@Spc &1Aou3+s5 @>se'a's 7.tinatsa "
AeWe't i'm the EAIs t1se' "ase9 I'LL
"Aref. IN To ths it''i. tax2A. snow-
rf""1t "a pssss III tft distance. Tue sun 10
ofet'ea W c!outs' A"'' *"cfe, A4lnK 4nost VI tue
"HF'" ~ 'i"'oie' ~ FAintto VAN 'i'a III usue
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