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, 1870-02-23
NEW JERSEYS PRES3lAy COUNT

4 q fkelultycS OF C0NHt Won f1lE~
mark Mnrr,cs a Young Endy Mt
Eltxnhctsa-Els iEaIkes Plenty Of
Greenbnchs aud LeavcA for Parts
Unknown.
Frt1n lie yt,e I.rrt Hor1d, Feb, N.
Soue s!1re SINCE 4 fashionable and handsome
stranger. Rho 1tp1eset:td s.;lsef Al 4 Pruasaa
laaLt AID Ee.atlFe of t1e s:asezEan H!..nark,
tine lis eNctien; ai:11sts, ag1eesble Presence,
AID rr nicely st5!e Of nr}ng tecored MIN aimi&-
slon 10 :ne nos: fashionable clrctea sud c1nzed
qulte ~ e:Irasioa an otg tie wealthy bellies or
E'tyaheth 10 tE!ttfa:e nl3 aclua;utauce. 4
,cupg Isdy Of one Of the bHas families OF ina: city
eeneslEed ttpe;s.s s9;s fGx y, r. "',coqns
rage Fl Eued. The su't,alowo bz.aesio9c1 took up
bis temporary sbcde With tue fanny Of the bride,
Europe % Win n:s fsis soans bs,ze. Tie os!des rel
atlyes we're 70 ec+'at.c q: hss masz:aRe With no
oemap, and 70 pleased ~: nts sppesFaoss ei.;
pot alioe lin to t,e under aay personal expense
20 lcr9 as he tex atned with tnem. The appo1nsed
DAY 10: The departure ~ ne ni!csl q tooE hai T.
New Yorl, antciipg much d,1.ctton 10 htl N,'e IN
not u tcesipE bis nsua. remittance sto the ronr-
prE.. The eonndtnE VIE s7pplle,i Us pEeseni
Of ceroi.rg It 10 rakt7g nna1 rtesa7atiops
ier the rc5spe. be oste long ad!cu 10 Eizst=sh
atd e,e TOO cont'll5s apouse. When his exit be-
setct c:Fe1eF, and s5n ps:a:zi1G friends we're pro.
fcte 10 c1ertng their couso!at1o1 to the deserted
far oee. Eas she could Lot be1eye tha. the
aa1 - ,de M Se@ "a Yot II
ttaica Of her E1aus tCfoand, hoping shat hs
E'eas Fave seec en!y de:aloed there ty boa,s
pressing eressene1is; 30; mp 2 ;att eyeIlpg u,
| FroR:rT app1ehenelEe OF ncr sases1. An Etzaoet|
tapr Of Iass evt niuE ta1s shst e.s.zen 0! West
| Geld lokCed me Count "9etefsi safxs sau1A .
| Others hsre teen slMu1r!J v.c,:n!xed To IL
| ,uLe OF sl0Gq1.
, 1870-02-23

Since the infallibility question was pend
ing the Pope has created eighty-nine new
BIshops, and, judging from his past activity
in this department OF strategy, he intends
to employ the same tactics toward the non
infallibles in tho council as the late Earl
Grey threatened to resort to against the
Tories in the House Of Lords to carry the
first Reformb bill. Between four and five huu-
dxed members Of tho council have sigued
the inialibility memorial, including, how
ever, none Of the more able dignitaries Of
the Church, except Archbishop Manning,
who, AZ . renegade Protestant, probably be-
iieves not only in the infsllibility Of the
Pope, but in tho infall,bitity Of all Roman
Catholics. As only about two hundred
members havo committed themselves
against iniallibi1isy, and the Pope has an
almost unlimited liberty Of making nav
Bishops, VIC do not SEQ the basis for the
prediction 60 generally made Tint the
! council will not carry ont his purpose. It
is simply matter Of perseverance, on bis
part and, among the many essiu,abla
virtues Of the Holy Father, We believe il
| has uevef been doubted that persistence is
! the chief.
, 1870-02-23
TIE INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY
Invitation from Mr.. Gregory.

10 The ElRor Of Tbs Chicago 7ribuns:
iaee in your Issue OF this morning notes Of
cuprepticn to bs Eed At Bloomington, March 2,
no take taso consideration the original intention,
the present state, and future prospects Of the
lndustral University as Champ sign" The olncera
aud friends OF the university will MOST cor'i1aly
welcome every inquiry Of this sort, and will cheer.
fa1!5 !or1tkh every facility IN thet powes to make
II searching and effective. But Why Is not The
convention called to neeG Ut the university
isseIf. WhAt peculiar adrAuttge does
ploou,ngton acosd 10 telp the CONVENTION to
e1ani1e into The "ptessnt condition of Al IN.
stitutlon =: Champaign. 1u behalf Of ny col.
leagues and Of the Trustces. cordially invita- the
convention 10 meet q: the university building In
Chaurai2p- Ii II IL TOO late to change the cali
then le; The convention, whea A,ssms.ed, ab}ourr
10 Chsmpaign, Tbs university has been judged
enough By conventions held At remote potntt, ant
on mere heaEsAy or er parts testimony. Let IT
arars nud pans come fairly INTO court, and ri
more be coEdemoed without a hearing.
J. II. GREGORY.
, 1870-02-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
An HE ots Merchant Shoots Iltmself
at rue LncIede IIotel-1 Cu<ious
far nf f1tHnHYAtton.

Cane Of DcApeFattou.
From the - Leuis Reft4t:tean Ft3. II.
tnx in CAT eseo Ill1nolp, arrived IN the city sator.
day aflclI oop from Southeast Missouri, where he
had been Gu ou1loeas for sh7rt time BE Hop
Rss 4 tas oTe s.e5 aee ID ~ .a1na
vouP, excited, and restless a. times II u !aoo11nZ
under tre pieponlsuy symptoms Of teiftntn-
About II O'Clock Saturday eyeosng, prooaoly oot-
oty' 9ay to se ~ 1.c:eas aSa on is .1T:T tners
hA restie3aress Of dentanor aEEscted
hut nitfe mprsse 1as csu1ed by his bearing. the
opinion being ghas he was 8 county merchant
Wno, On htR 41y1ral IN the city, had lnanEed IT,
tie TOO nee =. AID FN so5et7Ag from sas edects
Tue seatleman oeeup,,sg tns Eoo@ ne1s door
Is fsiter doubtful ~ 10 ia nature, ano, lnieeG,
when II wsa. except he fh!ntf he beard pistol
Fred and nxo lAskiE2 IS If he VA drink. a sef-
room was loefed On lhe tnslde- Aoont hal! p1ss il
O'Clock sns bell lor that roon called, A1d Captain
Aal!n being rear BY Eent IN and found W. c, quite
ii ! 1aao ~ neie aoa q. xou'd 5oa: ! msn
Who has been ahot 70 dtatb." Captain u. thought
him lauc1ing Under \ Temporary alteration OF
o1 Is setrE &c anf ne
InAn showed him blacktncd place outatde bis
sht1t, near the r!s Of TIE stomach, and ut1le 70
The len noe ssn he .aougnt II Gully essio, stli
Eote rest - It would do him good. Tho man A.
peafed Indignant II having his wtrd doohted, IN
a:tted that he bad beea 1hot and pulled u2 ass
bs1o1 tne rex.on of tae aesst, and Stout one iaen
apart ThGn VII, however, no blood On toe hed
Captain IL inquired who soot him He eollea
be htd doEs !, himset Tns cap!4ta MEG MaGe snnn
saeis aeont the bed Tho bod vHs searched aos
ma1 xcsle-hAtrealed Riss7I found. lsdeA II
, 1870-02-23

Eneu1thluE a TFensuFe-Five Thou
nnod Dollars In Solid Gold Found
Htoucn Beneath the Sod

Fro. tt EnnerS CIT MAJ Sere. ftb. 13
Testk1usJ afternoon = gentleman named VII
lag Pate. Who reeertiy paschlaed knd II uo1
improving : lot near tbs eastern terminus Ct
Twelfth Etteet, dlSoovefrd on hu premises
! nessafe CT 70 ,l!n1ne iEPor:- he Was
ntkg1ug for the lourdRuon Of = house.
ScN the roots Of N old Yea tn11 had long
ago been cut down, Mr. Pate was freely us1rg hi
5pade When srdleuly II struck something sond SID
epparentl| tnmorab!e. Digging around the OBJ
1sct It Wi eoon brought 70 t1hE
ltrtuvEd 10 be ANAL ltun eaest. fust{, oot
teasJ ard sold. II N1s 1t once removed lfn1
il bed cnder the earts, and .isn some dlneusty
opened Imagine The sarpr1e ana de!:gns ..
Mr. P. ou discovering therein gp.d 70 q: amount
ol s. &C., WITH the gold vas slso founo uote ;
end III tpe toss vAs lexhlJ written: r.
uHttdto fsutn the so4Aes1 IN 1s6& Il ! petsI
r.tcrr, and ta.1 4 dtseovssta. ~ nsass r1 ~
pleze de!o,e nan The anonns e ea95nSe ~ pc 4 p
use. IN u I'D E;an, With not relsaEe " 70 ~ 4
kcur-
undsEssand. n:euda fulannx ~ Mll;en feaasss s
I 70 tacpt, I'M b appropriate I" taa balance" 70
fexEed 70 n Nj. WAite9 netA
, 1870-02-23

II tho scurri1ous speech OF Representa-
tive Muneen shall have tho effcc. to secure
the r,nasace by both houses Of the Ssaats
resoIution against tho printing in the
Globe Of speeches not actually delivered, it
will perform tho most valuable service il
was in his power to render to tho country.
The actual oral debates in tho House Of
Representatives arc often ainaay enough,
but they sse direct and businesa-like cou-
pared with the reams Of buncombe printed
in the Globe and circulated over the oou1-
Try without ever having been delivered.
TIE only parties who should be deamed
privileged to publish irrelevant and incou-
sequentia1 essays at tho government ex-
pensa are the heads OF departmental. If,
instead of their dry sand ponderous annual
messages or reports, they wero expected to
sit ey-o17eio in the House of Represents
tiyes, IS the English aud French Ministers
sit in tho Commons or C,rps Lseis-
lat;f. TO snswor questions pertinent
!. tba {r,,uad;o}o 1,rz,panu tafora
, 1870-02-23

yessel VA blown on. aud. stter alsnK and I.a,4,.
ato contest with arorm and btlowt aucesed.t =.
getting into NA1san- The Captains vile VIZ On
turn It tne pumps Eeeu!arly, and once. ra.o ~
worn out ecanen declared tneJ WouM pau:p so
longer, khe took I'll axe and snreatenet Is....t
destn 10 thc first n1n Nh1 left his s:a..aa. -.
carried her point, And tho vessel anl l.ves srrs
thereby bAVed- Tne provisions ran sh9,,, AK
were n18.t5 exntu1tcd, aad shey were III d..
ri!nons q metse1 ., ioo'. @ LEe5 na,t aec::r' u
hand, Tor the others ta est. when Saru.1t.e w.
came, n.d the vessel the rext 1Ay reara4t Va.
eau They we're Ia q terrible Co1.l:ton .,pc. n =,
long suffering, add uele reeacth almost % .ae =.
, 1870-02-23
DESTRUCTION OF CAVAGNA'S
DAIRY.
Heavy l.oAs OF E'inc Live StocKs

ff(M ms efEf1HfQtl t'1N"sFFI1t4 fFu ~
At ucicek 5es!escay no!ninG great llRhs
ubsitesht OF the city y - ohtcfvtd, nr pe5sons
who happened 10 b% on the ttseet n that houH.
II WAS evidently p.D'uctn pJ The burning Of
legs not lealnc'i II tns city uatt' yester.1ay
t,urn!sR late. Wien ness cane -ht Cnrzxna's
dsisv trns win al! the splendid ssock RtabtsAl IN
kne1r. rad been tota!lJ Destroyed ty IRE These
III. i. t'eyasra, ron apt pAr'rer nf H. CavaRna,
ire we'll kroHn hatrJnan and Filth aifees gro
Ger: ...
The 1anes appeared to hurst cot at the sane
four hu,:areA A. soon u RE alarm wal Eivto
Tue few neu In the Immediate ue!Rhbofnood
we're a:outed. TEeJ hAsteEed to the buildings.
bnt already they wefe wrapped tn naTGa beyond
lei. stock. iecs1dlnx ore nntdze's and twenty
nj u coT1. amepS which were many Of this tnest
uasEAms IL The c0ucsr5, aud fourteen splendid
n D!es we're hcrg Eafned 10 death. Al possible
t:orts to sage them were made, but those that
we're tos already crippled By IRE cunld not be
Lie ali duut brutes, tnty rushed toward and
Ito the Dire. a1d per1s1td in the noat Terrible OF
ai &ortu,es. Three horses we're also dessto5e''.
ya:uass naIs, ~ovtn @ {; 10. ssre sa1ed. Esery.
let, wns great mass OF caarzet tim
lem ard sEok'rg bolts-a steken,cG sight
ati1 As and Of the fact tnst It viii be alros: in.
r<'tt!be To place what the CaTaRnas have been
Year, IT. biiogtbE up-a 1tst.clas dsiEf. An htea
pt tie character uf the cattle maf be had from
me fscs shat party o. s1akerr. At;tr t.aseG.sg
| mich cows, ncaily Catne back aad purchased ten
lead et Du,haua Of ,ne CasaRnaL
| The orly ineuraEce IN this case MI! re ABSORBED
tn The loas Of the buildings. 1t Vas as falloxs:
| NaAatDK on. ., IN
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, 1870-02-23
i EribumE.
SUBSCRIPTION TKRM
%rAhn II 4pyAIC1
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY es, 1870.


We have al1eads indicated that We havo
no sympathy with that form Of sectarsan
partisanship which would charge the de-
gee Of crime existing in various countries
upon their religious faith. As well might
We charge the physical diseases Of all coun-
tries upon their physicians. Though cas-
lain Diseases ass clearly as.t1bab!e to the
uostrums of the medical faculty, and in
ike manner certain c1imes,-such as re-
lisiors prosecutions, sacrifices, czusades,
md oppzcssions,-are directly chargsable
10 forms Of faith, still It were as sensible to
charge the aggregate disease OF any country
upon its medical fnculty rs to attempt to
i1npeach nomanism, Professionalism, OF
Drahminism by instituting comparison
between the nscendaucy Of those forms Of
faith and the frequency Of crime aad i'm
morality in The countries where they PIE
vail. The dlstinchveiy criminal clAsses
nre, IN nil countries, less under the inau-
enee Of any Church than the aistinctively
moral classes. WhRtever might be the
power Of faith, the criminal class can only
indicate the tendencies Of those whom thai
faith does not control; and they form,
therefore, the very falsest element upon
which We can base any estimate OF the 1n'
Auence Of church OF any kind
S.nce it is the function OF the State
to punish aud prevent crime, its e1lstence
Is evidence Of failure on the part OF the
State, which grows in the main ont Of bad
f,oyerpucut, and low condition Of national
industry.
Nevertheless, The statistics, though some
whit crude, produced by the Aen Eng
binder as evidence Of excess Of crime in
Catholic countries, possess m oven greater
interest when skipped Of sectarian CON-
ments thxu whsnN, produced as means Of
throwing ecclesiastical abuse. For instance,
4 Protestant author, in 1851, is quoted as
irving the nsmes and official returns Of ten
principal cities Of Protestant Prussia,
showing IN average Of l5 per cent OF iue'
eitima.e births, wh1e ten principal
cities Of Catholic Austria sho% ar
average Of IS per ceEt, Any
statistics Of this kind would be incomplete
without much fuller knowledge Than VT
TtDGS2SS RS 10 kuG CAlEAL ~ NA4G4A 0toAeAS@
and foeticide ase pracsised in the two coun
tries. These crimes increase, to a certain
extent, with the diffusion Of lover gradt
of popular education,- &, just enough Il
teach how these crimes may be performed
without revealing their terrible conse
apences. Prussia is, Of ali countries, e1
cept, perhaps, our Northern and New Eng
land stntes and Scotland, that in whic
1udimenta.y education is most widely dli
fused. Il it be truo that infantlcido an
1oticide do not prevnii in greater degre
IN the Protestant than in the Catholic pro-
1uces Of Germany, then the following st.
tistics deserve special interest from It
fact that in the Protestant provinces i'll
citimacy Is less prevalent, notwithstandir
Il il there thas the greatest restraints eli
on marriage: ........
ujEGIIIAACT N GERxiN FHoF1xcEa.
Trnft stont Roman Catho{it-
, 1870-02-23
pERSl.E3L

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; ing. .-
bAfon aeRsA1aspb. .ae eA'rto g. o' FAHa' en-
p1Aaeai1 otniea saas ne AAs A.sae MONEY an1ln'
: th administrator" " sae sssse peps'e1nt ~
| Asserts 1nAs ne u nov "otsu less money sasn q
t *as Waen % VA Rts1 c1ea 10 fA1ts 70 lax
charge OF tae once II which 40 Became - Aucul
The FATS hNnt *nea paaasoes soa oeala1
n1ttnJ aoos 10 III He -.....-
/ On "ednesos! ~ osano .o1k ~ OLDEST IL
E tAelant. o5 Inc osaan o. MIA AAt3 AcCAoH
= ne& ~ can % Ss'n9ea, MI Aeeeoe "ss COZ
g | ia tresand, Coaoty ot Aonasn1o, parish q HI
0 uo1e. n the Jear 1'o'' Ana NA' 'naaose' on
: hurt ored and thirteen yesss Of 40 n Inc u1e
her de1ths though tas see01A@s seGh0y ot ne
birth u laeftrg. Her heAlth vas pFnse1Ted Il
the l1f&s hes ETC sSas sA' - S'e4 A0As eae ueFe
/ c&sd spectac1eA' AUG 4oe nsa Attenohd rAs1
ST. Brdgcth Church eSe1 morning for Jea'
, 1870-02-23

government Of tho oonntry. Am not
man and brothr7" Was the shibboleth Of
the old nu.alAvety movoment. The appeal
has bean acknowledged and sustained
through rivers Of blood. Let not tho
trayesty of the old saying become true,-
s.Am mt man aud bother2"
, 1870-02-23
TIE NORTHWEST.

AltNOt->
Nr, Dtlnop, OF HenIepin. hkz 1ont fonr OF bis
family BY scarlet fever. The Henry Rtrus!innn
announces that German family naued Roll, 1--WE
OF whom have been very sick with scasles feVcr,
hive bus,ed three Children within few days psst-
Dacop Thltehouse dedicated Trinity Church al
Gcneseo, yesterday, ,-..
rein OF coal, nx feet aud eight inches IN
tnlcaness, haa been found al Seoga, Cumberland
Comfy, a. teptn Of 1so teet .-....
Measles prevN, At Asttonu. As fcaool there
are ee pupils N attendance out of 19o.-:he otnen
being Ill ....
A Jouua mau named James KtnbeT disappear
ed from bis hcnne In Truro, Eeodan County. on the
s,h trstant and on the 1skh bis hidJ vAs found 10
a position that Indicated that he nhd committed
suicide By ehooting hiCselr. using foEfed suck to
discharge biz Rup. .....-.- :
Arre II Godfsey, Madtsun County, few days
$50 destroyed the a:o1es Of 9. " snsth aad B.
+. Heos,e1, the Poss Once belrz tn the !attes.
Iese, 8, ,cos; injured fos g. oco in tho Illinois Au-
tual.
The Columbus Etuh::c1r learui that HI. Cou-
lulrgs, OF Coutlsnd, WHIP was rt.1en BY a rAsid
1 doe, has gore m4d. ........
Tu. J. Austin, Of Icon, one OF the uust SUGGEST
tni faxne ers IN WheorAo Ant said to oe sne weal-
.h.cst NAE in Monroe County. has made A11ange-
uep,e 70 erect cheese factory capable Of dispos.
x,r...1 " ro.rs ~, N. m...,.. hsd1v, rne III.
,.... ,.,t.uTh. e.tsnt nf ,he o,e,auon, Of ta,s
.,.e.,e rtar hr t7,cr,, fro.n The rscs tnst about
eIabtx pupils Of the Seeaud Ward publ!c school
~ ,1,a N w,,n,
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sese IN liz. .erosa tns r.,,,rsa iracf iu11 xest
- H,-nr,on. 1ast sa,nrday srtrrnooo. xtkn The
s.tA-nt Intention d, throwing tae eu.e,u pssaen.
esr ,y,,n ,rom tnk tr,cf. Tne engineer aAE .he
-. an. .na sna..ro,sa IN .,on hnt II n. toe
49,. ~. -nc.rr r,sthrnrn r,o,n ina tr.ek bu,
- .,,s- ..,,nr, d,c.oe ~. dome.
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, 1870-02-23

Tho people Of Chicago were favored. on
Monday evening, with lecture from Elder
Dallin, Of the Mormon Church We have
never happened to hear Of Elder D.ll'n
before, bnt ve hays heard speeches from
Mormon dignitaries Of wider ee!ebzity thsn
he, and VI are ennb!ed to say that he Is q
fair average specinen-i1literste, INGRAM
maticn,, Mogea,, aaroit, pezsever1nR, and
With great deal Of aptitude for making an
impression on tho minds Of people more
fgrorant than hsms7n. His suggestion that
the Lord must have taken special interest
il The work OF the Mormon missionaries in
Europe, because none Of their cnigrant
ships had ever been wrecked OF blown to
pieces On tie ocean, would probably hare
more than its due weight among the lower
classes Of Welah mining village. but viii
hardly turo the heads Of people in Chicago,
Il Is, perhaps, worth while TO notice, fo1
nonant, Elder Dallin'a argument On ths
subject Of pol.esmJ-nos the Bcriptu1a
, 1870-02-23
TIE COTTON CRISIS IN ENGLAND.

.r .t,o p..,.. r.. D-,,.
a feeenl n'1inDet u .ne 4'e'u< ~. "ss Dsa~
-ao""ts eoh.aa1s an A.as.e w 1a' snls ~
INC col'oa lluus'As '! :.. e 40
1etume =. A s.aag -; ~ ~ u.;.e- - 10 NJ
.n1ns w.. -
'ohn N'ne'' eea w.. 80. ~ =. 1. ~,
se11s psss oe'o.ea ~ - ..>. .at.an 49,, ~ ~
grown anu consu,pllou VI eo's' -
who vas n'msel! LUZ I'i'ae eH8asea Ao
cotton planter IN EHPt. las a'''s'e !"
question undertakes to point out the cAuses
, 1870-02-23
Tota1 ,c possek sion Of co,upar y.. .s1u,c

"1he prof e1tY Eon he1t, aLd Haich may ali T.:
pt ? nl,e Of rosa, which Will cost IN tue pvttr'~
ccubi1y through which II Inns iees inan st6,uu'
per mile. 81 The Low rsn''WE ''ksS ''s"..,
The company are seektuc 10 Acqaise alS.64l A"T-s
mo1t, y hich .lf could .e!i O; price that wo1.l
lessc q p1ont ct 9.cc0,"
rhe p1ssIieEt withdrew ttc uea1r, ard the H.,
was riYpet ii the tui.
i taoold L .ctte N rtrd that oil The lad:an
treaties row reEdtrc IN tie Srnate were rts-s
s!attd tn1lrs the slmtn:sratton ot PresneLft liz.
ct!n ant Johcsou. 1'sessaea1 t;.A1s hss ne-o-
A1arr, tieressl +. S PasFes, il h:s la.: aln.l
reEet', tese1ed :hc folio silg sersio!e oal.~ "a
- ~sit hss become i matter Of serious ,,zr,-:
~htlbet The :1eary s5s'ecr IN 1fe o3Ghti.h.-I y.
b.. contInu.d In ny }ade.2ent II shruid Lit !,
treaty avnsves The Idea Ct compact BET ~ CT tt"
ctent authority ana force to co,rEel coHsrl:..ts
With The obligations Incurred. fne lntlan t-::sr1
o! The United States are nor sovereign nations.
capable OF mai tuH Treaties, ~ none Ut them htFe
an o1RsDizsd government Of such toaessht
stftrgta ~ would secure faithful o~ed.es.e- ::
| It's reore In The ooterva1ce ot compacts Of :hs
character. They Are held TO be the warts uf the
govt rrntnt art ;he only title the Jaw t'4n.-''+s
TO them to the lsuts 'net oecuoy or claim Is
o.en nade with then, genasari5 tor lh- rx' n.at-a-
. e. @ s.as ls6,1,.sd 3 thru, q estr
pressed with the notlon OF pa:iot al trr,ep<otncr.
II II line that thib ideA anonc be h.ptl:eA 4r,f
TIE Eorelnmen. cease the cruel farce If ,a:s
dtailtR with Its helpless and tKnor1.t wards
The Cherokee treaty, eIpozen IN III. H-,is t
more Than lear ttece, aud aRatu On the 26h nj: ,
10 Jet pefIpX In the SerAte. 1t Il not an anu1c.
tttIat.or Eeasurr AID 1t Is 10 be hopel tha: nu
CHence VIII oe fu1rd powerful enough to pseytst
the President from Wlthdra wing It, together vtt
utnE to The Consultation declares Ill persons b1r:
or Da.Etatzcd in the Tilted States cttlzeps there
OF. The Will Indians, tuesstlnG Wbols OF in part
thG 6HuHfS Of the Government. he .,
Fafded for years 10 core al paper citizens CT
wafa Of The government; the Civilized, re'f. sus.
taln!pE trite mn6t give Up their t1tna r<Ia1o1s-
the WORT fern n s,nvesr-snd become cl.izcnl in
/ fact al they are ALREADY IN tLw.
, 1870-02-23

Tho remarks of our correspondent &c."
published In another colunu, on the Ma
tional Board Of EdncatioD, are, wo think,
quite aside from the real question at issue.
It is not whether the people should be ed
ucatcd, but whether to provide education is
among the duties Of the National Govern
nent. II it is, then clearly the government
carnot stop short at tho negro, for it is
certainly true TINT there IS largo class IN
eyery section Of the country which needs
education quite a. much as the black man.
II it is NOT, then 1t is equally true that tho
government has no right to make an e1-
ceptional case Of the blacks, mud e1tsnd to
them privileges which it denies to other
citizens.
The mistake our correspondent makes is
the common one Of confounding the necas-
sity Of education with tho duty Of providing
| for it. We grant the necessity, both for
tLc GOOD OF the individual and the special
community 10 which he belongs. But the
duty Of providing it is among tho duties Of
the separate States and not those Of the
Federal Government. II We hold, Oh the
contrary, that this last is true because the
cmancipated slave il, in sense, the ward
Of tho government, we should go the length
Of M1. Sumner, and insist that these in
,erestine infants should also be provided
with forty acres OF land and mule. H.
deed, We arc not sure that We should stop
horo. To make him quite comfortable
and prosperous, the owner Of the forty
| .x.r1a hpv. a r,rxod ea1,in and hlh
, 1870-02-23

A Brave Woman-suIferinxs at %ao.
TIE Portland Argu, E11es 1oroa tscsa raaxuye 10
he tnfeE!n2 that attended thu dIs11tsr to tAa
schooner Emily Hu1slo, Csp 1tn Tumhuls:
"l1 pa2sagc Huu Bauguz 70 NaR Ye<x ht4