The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-07-14

M ia the distif,euished femperante I'd.
sccafe. Of England, who has spent soqo weeks
IN this vlcinity, leaves so.aay W .lano,
where ne III remain IL aar thot ~ IN gu alss
y, aUtassfra Iour. visiting the White Morin-
tains, the Canadas, and the Lake Superior
country.N ne eAPec.s 70 return 10 Dosto Ha n
U Iii have many onportnnit;es to hear him on
the subject Of temperance, to which he has
given SO much attention.-boston Iraveiier,i
FRED n. LEES, KID, to~nom .ne aoos.
paragraph alludes, was born az MeanNooo.
Hall, near Leeds Yorkshire, about nlsy,slA
years ago, and was educateds Ior tne par pesl
afterward devoted himself 20 Mediclne' oneln
istry, Biblical crltcism ana Z any
q member OF the German UNIVERSITY u o..s-
sen, and Of other learned societies, .no ~
tense political agi.a'aohS u oi0~s 80, -.
the subject OF rariianleAsal! 800,
$50 10 1907 orew n',i -. =. ~.
puDhc ME, IN ~rlon 10 We a'0ose1 w
reform ieaoet' - 49, 80 -,
rnea Win every assas,on ~. poAs'A
up 10 tnis tlIne' in0ieains snas VI '.e iall'ou
Anti-Corn Law League, IN WHICH ne was an
efficient worker. lie was by unanimous con-
sent leader of the radicals OF Leeds ana an
the surrounding country.
On these principles he contested severai ar
liamentary elections against the Tory ANU ATS y
tocratic interest, suon as nipon ~ Aooo' 1sof'h-
amptonshire against inc Lofy onancellor Oh 'ne
EAcnequer' INC olss VI Ho.'ns,hp'on Asa'ns'
: Lolu 1len,ey IN looo. 10 Las ~, many yoa.o
esner conduceeo innusnsia. per'ouioas - Deen
assocl ateo WIN 'henn' anu nas oeen
Writer ZOE 'ne iess o'i an "s @ " =
OF the DAY.
/ During our dark days party ieeing N 9lea'
Britain IN relation 10 American ana y was
most intense. Inc entire popuia.lon was u y,
vlded by very sharp hne lnto ao'sne'"efs
ana ''sou1nerners, ana. .ne spi.l' oe."een
tnese parues was very p's'e.. ~ .'.s gs1o
Soutnerners see"eu 70 na,o.s - .Ae.. !" !.
way COMPRISING 40 .noy u.u sA0 "...so's.'e
classes Oh Socieey' guy FL 1o0a' "l'A l.'''ns
others, threw himself Win intense eai neseness
into the controversy-"nlen was a,moS' i''ef-
ally q Egnt-and py ms pen .nfouSn sne pup1-
lie papers, ana MS voice on nu ai pias-
forms al over tne country ale a. meon az sby
o.ns' ~ . - S;oh noe rrnn;no With
!. 49, - .ssas,. ~ ..r,,;,,o tba f;da q
- so,rards tha Nortrr From tba lav;no
~ ,-a., &c .ha I1rha,.o and othar ,;rata sb;ns
a. ,;.1, xv;.1,
s..~,..;,,..,..t u
erins so0' -
tNA'o1 "ouM - 11s1y 80 - 80
aepreua'ions - spoeo nepS ~
as wen as 'reasure. "ne'e sn@' - lelu
pupllc meetings on Anerican ai'a'1s' no sase
.ne pto'ess's y s''e ss's'0A -sssese
NM M. III ,otsl III. z .y.s ~. S.
LUG 0uu, m oonssnsu a ms IS,
.nss "n'on '..soA, 90. ~ iss ~
49, aA'' ,,.. ~ =. ~,
- 81 VS.. ~ =.
onon 90 'na' a. lass 'ne s0ss" 'ss "eAf e
a'taio 70 con more mee.'nss
p Dr. Lees has peen an lnaeiaslgaole werAe. an
many departments Of Ai'efasare' Imiosopny'
anu = soc'ence' ~ qsesson y papiio inpo1.-
ance nas escaped nln' ~ peen 10Y wisloae ms
aio. ne ~ ausnor'o' aseanualo "ofA On Lug
10 OF many essays On Z nl,osophy' ecrl'loisln
anu sclen'inc subjects 8 anu oyolo
p~uias pus = u'ss wig - :.
Ing auenor VI inAuinerapie essays "a sne pnSs 81
ology, critae'sm, ana poisles OF, 1emperanee'
Many OF these have mad q very large clrcuia-
non-one OF tnsm, me FHze Essay, iu'oVV
copies; another, Is Afcohot q Aeoscs'aef' 50,ooo
copies, ana potn OF these are yet IN active CIR
cuiation. Two edItions OF bis octave sBiote
commentary nave been soid IN Engiand, and .
third is in the press in this country. OF this
work the most able scholars in England
have spoken in terms Of unqualified approval
as MANY in this country have also done Save