The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03
nAYARD TAYLoR's C,sURLIsH.

him from the punishment he morited. The
House of Commons shook with the thunder
Of bI. ipyectiyc, but the reporters turned
deaf ear To his efforts, and the papers wore
"A silept "A the grave. II was not long be-
fora bo WA down upon his knees making |
annie .po,oev and Implorlng for forgive |
,.ss Ravard TAYLOR. In refusing to furnish
the correspondents OF the pubic press WIN
a copy OF his poem, which was par' Oh Inc
national celebration ~ ue,'ysours' mas oeea
guilty OF gross breach OF the eouHesies oi
the profession, and all the more femafkhoic
from the fact Of his being himself )ournal'
LIST.
His ability and political power are not 70
DO compared to what was coneeded 70
O'Conncll, but there can be no douo. 'na'
his punishment and humiliation VIII DC ia'
greater. He monopolized his poem Tor the
Tribune, In which paper he has an interest,
and we trust that no other Journal Will ro-
publish 1t 80 that the monopoly may not DC
disturbed. Humboldt said in one Of his let
tiers In reference to the super1cialness and
cgotism of Bayard Taylor's books Of travel,
''that no man had ever travelled more and
seen less than Bayard Taylor" II we are not
much mistaken he will before many days
acc how foolish he has been In supposlng
that n ppbIic man can ALWAYS EXPECT to re-
ceivs honor and favor and churlishly refuse
courtesv whom IL ia within his power to ac-
cora II
shAih WIZ Sp1i'h inh'" A w.,
nas oeeh uineron'e VI op'"'ON 10 " 'no
prophecy oil puohshins tue NAMES u Wv
erhmoh' cietAs femo'ou i'o'" O'i'''' auu w
have been appealed 70 repea'ed'y OH Tue one
AIDE 10 PRINT Inc Names anu ou IVY o'"'' W
suppress at,pn :. 'T u,r", IN ,hs ~TonnI ,So, mas
much as there ia no disgrace attached TO
rcrov,, n hs,nr brought abou, generally
~. A.. r,o..,,. os o,h.rs for the positlou. or.
A. to-, nov, no Corgros.,o,aI
,.,,.,.,,o, a., a. rsmov,l AT some time +.
via, every ono who accepts official position
-, 80. "a frr,be, that "A the an.
.orn..m.n, 4. EQUIVALENT to I. notice tha,
IN. unfortunate III removal from Govern
m.nt nos,tiop IA A misfortune) Is open fol
other ,nv.vements. there can be no obJec
tlon to the publication of the names on the
mart Of those who have no sinister motive IN
keepIpe their discharge secret.
MANY tradesmen hotel, boarding house aud
restauran, keepers claln that there are some
clerks Two believe tho number very few
who attempt to live on rs long rs they cal
obtain credit by disappearing their posi-
ton, claiming still to be at work In the DE
partments, without present prospect OF beln.
able to pay for the food they consume. Thes
people say that they have right 20 know
tho position Of those to whom they are sup
plying the necessaries Of life as well as, Ii
some in..a...- -..t;, ;'S o 10 10 o IiT-;;
sa'nee' inIs"' -. =, - ,h,,
sAheoe' my u.sC =, oonno,I,r, nj
II an 'pjutS W '"e pe,s0a ~, 49, r.,
reno'a'' ~. ms 80 ,no nooo..,ry atom. +
oiten p'e,'u'' ,p., -, 1T. .no,,
oo'H
sn' ,oAA 49, , ,,, o,.,l. claim Nh,
oh 'uo o'N'' .,
iomo'~i, Nv ~ -. - ,,a,
ou' ino'si''Ns " 49,, ne, :. n,,,,,.
NOT customary l" o"o' .,a.,,
isc' oi moiehau' u''' ms
wheh thoy hoia 70 oe pa'uNe' S'.'.' y" ~
iu'no' 'nA' '"o'. Wv -,.r,,, :,
deots are Pouhced upon ooio'' oi'"A'
the Gay 'he names a'o hiauo Iu.,'e' anu :"
aho~eu no peace uh'' .n'
coiied' oonc nNn' po' naP''" '
terry, claim that a clerk Is eh'l'.eu T" VI
montns pay quo nin' W 'uA''e "a' w ""
round and seek other means OIL obtaining
livelihood, Tor II ne Is stripped o' Ms "a
cent by creditors, nc Is maze he'P'ess i'' :"
future.
There Is some rcason VI " 'au ~
We think that person "ho "aa
airy should, uhuei o'u'ua'' - W., i
manage 70 Keep hIs eApeneSs "tH, ~ .
W. 90 hovo,sr unwilling to believe tn
m. c,,Irens of Washington are such Shy loci
a. N .,rIp a discharged clerk who has u re
.or.hI. e,cuse for being In their debt. 1t
,r,, IN. n,v Ia ANAL. and the cost of Ilylu
-, .ad .. have No doubt the agitatlc
80 ao,sa, NJ the 90 per cent. bill by the Ia
"-S' ,ro,ro, nositive Iniury to Il
LIS -, - ver, lad nv hone of
.s..,. 10 incnr debt. which IL has be-
since the defeat Of the bill very hard WORK
disehnrpe,
wv. hoxovs, hs,Ieye that An omen, fran
"o' Ao"S' -. ..,orn,ino,,or 10 IA,
aVoWal ana a reSolu'e ue'oi n''" ,,',., w ~,
them Is the best way to meet dlfhculties' III
and thai lie who resorts to subtcrfuge Al
80, Vii, And b,s dINIcullles constantly /
ueSo's wiz o"N
creasing'
Believing that tho greatest good TO Il
grsa,sst number" Is effected by the publlci
sN - H.. ,,o ,,,,o. ~ s,c
lion, VIC hafo s'e" '"o ""''''' " gu,
removals as have come to US III TINS opli
ion we have been sustained by the heads {
s,,,, ~ III, bureaus. while In others accei
~, -, ,,o.I,,v,,y aud IL, q,
b" 'he Ns'' nave oe'n poo''',,'' a"N ~" ~
or two instances) ln.natuIealy reiuseu'
- Uporxn T,r,pnTl
Round Table newspaper has been sold
Mr. sedlev. the proprietor, to Mr.. Rooseve
,r'., a., Yin he nsrgea into ii
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