, 1870-06-05

they may be), md murder and as9sKisn crime
wonld, we dsvuutly hops, BE- no longer ram.
pant In tho land" The reply u that It would
b impossible TO conduct constitutional gov
elmnent under Bueh system, With Ministry
reaonshis e t.o d. distinct 1?.tgsesmhiy esod.ts
Tieao on both home and foreign policy. The
Feuian republic ia tho moro feasible proposal
woxES's SUFFRAGE!
So near 10 the promised land and yet to lose
it To sec the mountain tops snd then to be
carried away from themi Ihe. great disap-
pointment Just experienced BY tho ladies' who
ire 30 anxious to get votes st political cleo
Gons, arises from the politeness o. men. OF
tho members who voted for the measure At the
stage in which 1t was successful, sc1rcely =
dozen did 20 from any other reason than
the bcliei that they could do 1t without fur
theEing the causo. The role would appease
dc nobody any harm. But when they found
themselves In the majority, -these gentlemen
were frightened. HBy Jovo!n said one Of
them, when The numbers were announced, "
never dteamt We should have majority I'll
stay away next time" And SO when the next
ot he government who supported the bill in
the first instance, kept out Of reach, and, Is
o%ea 10 xopsakind @ TRs X y btss1 1 thinss Ing @ III
IRE being sad today! It would be wrong to
suspect these fsir onea Of ever yielding to or.
balanced to admit Of enthusiasm, but there
was. Just auttar Of the old Eve when the de-
lneise victory WIS known, End there Wac come
Of tho haste Of Inc sex IN the suddenness With
which 1t wss instantly assumed that the mat
ter Was ovel. Today they f.ll bset
sign1l instances, minosities have become
| mAjontien; therefore it must be 40 now. Mr.
| Dia11eE+ they allcge, Is With them but Is he
| walked ont Of the House rather than vote OF
| tpeak, hia assistance is not very material. To
wards Mr.. Gladstone the tone is scorufu1ly
observed, was matter OF course. The hou1
bus net come, and therefore tho man Ia mol
ready. He viii answer his own remarks, Bays
Al able syrnp1thizer with the women, In year
two years, or three yeats hence,-As in. tn.
case Of free trade, household suffrage, the bal
lot, The ltlsh Church, university tesH, aud th'
legalization OF marriage with deceascd Wife
riste.. lie ie always burning what be enc,
adorrd, and adoring what ho onoe burned
Aesnuhile,. "lst u go hopefully 70 work,
say The i>1aed politicians, and nice tmo Of l
neNtpaper oditore and Members Of parhalnen
ero Gknlv to have In aome districts. Tht
women coucssnod, unfortunately, ase ver1
s1rdy good looking. There Is really no com
pcnsatiou for their assidnity, Fop must tEos
them ~ women, wltIe they are boring you.
much worso than il they were men.
p1sMTKnRATox m TIE cnrKcH.
A Fellow Of Trinity College, Cambridge,
= thinker who has devoted time and
labor to ecclesiastical questions, and who
mixes with all parties in the Church
Of England, says. in the course Of pam
phlet published this week, that tho more
familiaf + man becomes with the present stat<
Of theology in England. the more he endeavort
to asetmu1ata The results Of recent research
and understand the controversies which ar.
now being carried on, the moro he will fint
that there is no eott Of agreement Anouk
theologians in respect Of principles, method
or CONCLUSIONS that there Is complete scal'
Of opinions reaching from tho extreme o.
mediGyal orthodoxy to the extreme ofpurs
theism, each separated from the o:her hy I
small interval, Or shading inpercepsibly intt
it +; al held By men ct undoubted learning
ability and chA1nctet,- almost all BY men o
apparent fe1vor and piety,- and declares
attachment To Christianity. believe he i
right In bis representation, but I do not pre-
tend TO think such state Of thiEgs An evi
A new base is being found, it may ba, bu
truth has nothing to fear.