, 1869-05-14

teast- lie ~ishea hef to be sot1y. That b mat
tcf Of cfnsclenoe, which 4 nation. colleetiTeiJ
connot deat With tn bunness difference. ME.
6umner, perhaps, Is nusned with the cong.asula-
uona be has received upon bis speech, but We
ahon1d be csreinl to accept 10 doubtful logic be-
cause OF it, elegant ayntax. This ts one Of those
Enyt questions which hAs consequences g1eaIer
thau mere literature. Let IA he elegant u We IKE,
but Jet us be right"
"1yas It prudent to let Mr. Sumner psipr this
sreech. delivered, u It ras, tn secret session.'
.nh! xt Cannot stop that Senator Tu,p Ben
tim Claimed innt he had the right to PRINT hts
speecnes, with OF without CONSENT ani he alwaya
did IT. ...-..
son-Slanley treasJ7"
II thought .t a dangerous treaty. ltlet In all
other classics Of claims rom both sides, and
amongst them, have no doubt, would hare eeen
urzetl the rebel lo4n held In EnHlaats-
That loan, ron will remember. aavanced ten
per cent On the pEomulgatlou Of The points
Of the t1caty. It would naye tesn bEoosht 1os-
ward On the prete1t ot tnterna1aona1 law, thA1s %
We hal e1ttugutahed knd ahsofbed tfe Codledefatc
Government, ne were Liable for their publlc deet
held III foreign nattauz Bg the te:zus Of the treaty,
also, an umpire was to be selected between the
Commissioners whose decision Was to he Ultimate
With our diplomatic material and remote .ntiuencc
upon the powers Of Europe, thought Of thtE point
istrust1ul]y. Beaides, the time Of the treaty ~2s
iuoppor1une. II wAs upon the going o1t Of an oo
popular administration. E.ets bo4ly Was d1ssasx-
ned With the President Minister johnson 8 coutse
tn England dlsp1eased the populace- We should
think, treat again, when second thought CONES
10 the people and harmony prevails Al home
IuK CIVIL SERVICE TO aK KEoR6ANIzKn
In some further Ee1nn1Ss he expressed the eptu-
ion that at the next OF adjourned session. Congress
womb take up TIC civil service question and do
something With It. md every member snd Scn-
ntos Of decent and patriotic Impulses
to not.. this Few. Only The caucus
and dram-shop people dissent, and
those who would perish politically Il less to re-
spectacle resources. There hare been few lm-
prorements Ia ft0or R2atiers but they Ar OF little
note compared to the girttony aud greed OF the
gra nd scramble. 1t reminds me Of barbecue,
where The government lies Ike an OK upon the
toals-dnppinR, staNtng. tmp1eRnattng the air
with lss Sfeasy gases-and the fsbble closes lo
With fingers, hooks, stcks ant Knives and cas11es
o. zan and bloody nofsels to eat them without
pread, till snrfettinR and vomiting ensoe-
Tbs new Se1geAnt-at-Arms Of The Senate, NJ.
French. said to me q week ego:
II an used up. / neser knew the ot,leal
should hive to 20 through when TOOK my on.ce.
Women COME there every time discharge man
and cry. sss1t day they come back and cry again
They CIT In relays, taking turns for each other,
and my feelings are Kept on edge"
AKxA
Mount Vernon net8hbo1hood ts for safe. They
aYe repairing tbs old house there, and went
through It the day Grant made hts visit, 70 the
destruction Of ny ctothes which were ahakeu full
Of whtevash 1ron]d not help expressing my
surprise n she progress Of comfort In our day over
that of Warrington. The room In which he died
has ceiling lower tkan laborer's- But few
people nowadays hare hts consentment and love