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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
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CRAMPS, Colo, CHOLERA, SUMNER CON-
DIsEsrEr Dl,EAHEA ATEcroSs ~ rEE Bow
CURED PROMPTLY Dr. JArNEs cAN
sSATrvE BAIsAN BErSG iEAD;Lr
CHILDREN AND HAVING ~ POPULARITY FoA
coSnDLSrlr RIco'NrNo IT
STANDARD IIoUsEnoLD REMEDY. SOLD DRrGGngA
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STEEL RAILS MANUFACTURED FROM THE ORE.

To The EdtTOr OF THO ITIO II
SIR: The article in your paper on the 2lth
nit in reference to the OF York County ore in making
steel has excited interest among iron and railroad men
with reference to the starting Of the works at YORK. On
the 2Oh inst the fires lighted in the furnaces the
engines started and the entire machinery worried WIN,
ont topnage or repairs On the DIST inst the pig metal
with the ore was put in the pudding furnaces Inc at
being new and not having the right KIND OF chdeis, ~
was not expected that the results OF the lIst ma
would be satisfactory. But contrary TO expectations
ball when put under the hammer lndlcaed ta' td
oneration was success. The bloom was reheated ana
rolled into bar steel of good quality The producer can
lie seen at No Fronst, ". Y. Although those ln.er
es,ed i'm the enterprise have never had doubt OF inc
result las shown by the amount Of money expended u
them in the erection of IOngmD, yet few anticipated
that we were Ia arrive at the desired reSult IN making
steel rails 50 promptly and cheapy Any one interested
I'm this new process Of manufactuIe can see the ore
worked into steel by visiting York Inc COMPANY pro
pose 10 continue work. ": W. nllhhs'
President York Co. Iron Company
Neto York, July 49, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

NERVOUS DEBILITY.-C. ID. HAMMOND,
~ NJ. D. 5Oth-st OF 2d-aye His Book 10th ed SOC
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Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORpAGE ASp PA
rru w.azHousr-wLIL.D llKvrS 40 BrOsl~ay, newborn
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BARGAINS in WATCHES, JEwELRY, and Sill
vsRwAKE-J H. JOHNSTON 4 Ron.Ns'N, $50 Ios,f!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

For SPONGE MATrEESsES-Coolcr Cheaper, and
ihas C<Hlsv sad CsAaln. A.
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VERMONT SPRING WATER.
great remedy dstIes. ". H.
No william Nes-i urk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

eeson and proceeded 60 show how remiss TINS sta.e
has been and is In tho matter of controlling Tue grv
traffic between the West and the seaboard lie po,I
out the large number Of lines established 10 uNt
transportation from State, and urged TINS
to act promptly and efficiently In this matter 10
gested that the resolution should not DC ~ come
favorng the Bennett bill, but rather III ,"Ub aid
mode by which the canals can be enlaIgeu '"i'"s ~
from the General Government . .o,d,c tho reso.
MIR FIELDS strenuOusly objected 70 scnuns III IL iii
luton to any other than the Canal rfr
mated that both the gentleman rom NJ,
Avord) and the gentleman from OSwego h ~
had sprung this question upon the hou'o WIN Wv "
To secure political capital . - .o,,oI ,,o.ives in
Mr. IITiTIEJOHN repudated any p0Itcal motives IN
this matter He regarded the matter as ono vi t!c
greatest nuhlic Interests and his pOsoh on ~ was VIC
Tnsition rf statesman, and not OF a polltclah lie
rcrd II because he regarded II as OF the greatest I'M
nortance and of vast benefit to the state. a..
Mr. AIVORD denied that there was any poDucal sig
rdcance whatever in this matter. The proposition was
t a. hand over the canals To the General Government
@ where they are and win always be under the control
If the political party in power, whichever that party
NAV be- object TO put the canals IN position
IN command the trade OF the West.
Afcr further debate, Mr. AlNORD amended the rcso-
linton so "a simply ask Congress TO make an appro-
pratiou and emitting all reference to the Bennett bill
Mr.. MOSELI moved the previous question: which was
ordered. ~.
Mr. FIELDs's motion to refer to the Canal Committee
was then Carried-59 to -. 49,.
Mr. BURNS moved that the House adjourn sine d'e on
the 2d OF April Tabled. - ,,o
Mr.. NACHTMAN offered n resolution calling on INC
Controller Of New-YOrk City to report the amounts ~
Ccved from rents &c, since 1863 Laid over Adouiho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
FIRES IN THIS CITY.

Early on Saturday a fire in the basement
OF Dr. J. C. Volts residence, at No 90 West Twenty.
secondst, damaged the furniture &C. the amount OF
S350O not insured. The building Is owned by Samuel
H. JacoOs' ana was damaged 81 900 insured.
me DaIDefshOp or Louis GrIsan, in tho basement OF
NO " Chathains was damaged Saturday morning 10
inc amount OF $500. The building, owned by W. IL
fIeany, was damaged $500 insured.
On saturday evening, tho stock OF silk trimmings In
the third floor OF No. 200 Canal-st., owned nv L.
Sacks Sons, was damaged to theI extent OF 81 600
The first floor and the OF the second floor are
occupied by We'll KOsenbaum, manufacturers
and dealers IN hats caps and furs and their loss
by water Is 5000 The front OF the second floor is
pied by Jonas Silver dealer in cloths and aiors trim.
mings; loss, 5000. The building is damaged 10 the
amount Of g OOJ all Insured
At "a yesterday fire occurred in the basement OF
No. "a Ffankns which, together with the first floor, is
occupied by John ii. Wilson q Co., dealers in fancy
goods Their stock Is damaged 10 the extent OF a. 5O
The upper part OF the building Is occupied by Becke &
Wolf importers of fancy goods which damaged by
water TO the extent OF 1900 The building Is damaged
to the extent OF $500 insured.
A straw bed In tho apartment OF Catharlne Dunning,
on the third floor OF the tenement No. 2 West Thirteth
st. was set fire yesterday morning by burning candle
falling on IL. Mrs Dunning who was asleep the bed,
WAS seriously burned about the face and body.
Early yesterday fire the fourth floor OF the dwell.
ing No Is FOrsythst owned and occupied BY Mrs Mara
I1wens caused loss furniture and building OF 900
insured by the Germana Company.
The apartments Of John g. Shutter on the third n0or or
No al Greene At, damaged by iro yesterday To the
amount OF s2O0 fully Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
UyuFN IN A POLICE COURT.

In addition to the judicial duties of Justice
Ledwth who presided Saturday at the Essex Market
Police Court he called upon no less than three
times during the day to perform the sacred rights usually
depued to the clergy Never before In the history OF
this Court has there been such "A number OF couples
anxious to he united in the bonds of matrimony The
parties of almost every nationality and the services
Of schoss the interpreter. were necessity The hrst
who presented themselves were Mr. David Phillips.
dapper little German tailor, aud MISS Berry Galleck,
fair countrywoman of her escort. The Magis-
trate requested them 10 sep into aneroon. and the
ceremony performed with dispatch Hardly had
the twain been made flesh, and the Court resumed
its the bench when another stir caused by
the entrance OF a second pair. This time Mr. Solomon
Stone, Polish knight OF ST. Crispn aud Miss Dora Pier
PrusSan blonde expressed desire a. be bound In the
matrimonial etters Once more the Court was required
10 dyes itself OF the emine TO assume the surpoe ana
yet again. when MIR Emanuel Wornston and Mics
Gutenberg presented themselves. When tho last oere
mOny concluded and tho happy couple departed hus
band and wife. hs Honor eryeny hoped that his
dVtal duties t0I The day Yern ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SUPREME CoURr-GEYBRAL TERM

Before Presiding Justice IHgrGaGm and
Jpdgcs Bqr7lqFd anil BTddy-ShGt= agt. Ly0n.-ln THIS
action which was brought TO damages for iuu'
res alleged 10 have been Inflicted the plaintiff wife
by the defendant, which caused her DEATH the state
nent made by the wife TO the plaintiff after she had re-
turned her home offered III evidence. Ihl9 60
deuce was admitted 70 show who tho person was thaI
committed the assault and conversation as 10 the &c
PENDANT was the same day, or on the uay alel 'o
aeaoui The admission OF the evidence excepted 70
by the defendant The defendant; moved Tor dl-hs'1
of the complaint, which was refused ana the c1e ~
PENDANT afterward moved for new trial on the JuuECs
minutes. and the motion was granted rom M 49, 80
the plaiuuf appealed Presiding Justice lnZtihAh hs
decided that tie evidence OF the wife, declaration sOua
stricken ont that evidence when regucscd t there
was no other evidence which the verdict col be sus
famed and that the verdict was properly SET ael' -
new trial ordered. The order Appealed RON 'iou w
affirmed, with costs. go. -, r,f,a
BRADY dis.cuts, and says that th" Nhoic eu9 y, .s
properly left the jury mat the EcruSt su l9' w
disturbed and that the judgment should DC affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE WISDOM OF CLUsERET.

The excellent and amiabc Gen. Cluseret
keeps up his charming displays, under every disadyan-
tage Readers of TIE TRIBUNE know pretty well what
the course OF this journal toward the French Govern
ment is and has been but they may find amusement in
seeing what Gen Cluscret, writing from NewYork says
in Rocheforts paper, 1t has been. Below, this will be
found, along with much other curious and valuable
wisdom. 1t does not appear that anything need be
added unless be incidental mention Of the fact that.
prior to the date OF the Generals letter great many Of
his picturesque productions concerning railroads and
other Jobs in the United States unapprociatngy
used for filling THE TRIBUNE wastebasket:
From the Msrseiase ofJaD 81. 1870
The news OF the assassination OF child OF the people
by prince OF the blood would have excited the universal
indignation OF the American press at any other time
all the world over. United in interest, their feelings arc
identical and the BOnaPartists have had trouble
had but one ido-the almighty dollar The Herald has
exhausted the vocabulary Of abuse against the Red Re-
only equaed by the generosity which overw helms them
with benefits ROchefOrt 1t useless say, the Ante
Christ Victor NOir and Uroh the cowardy uthroats
Pierre Bonaparte Uhe Zaacteha runaway the brayes
OF the brave. RoGhefort set the trap The assassin
citizens at New.lork. and a proposal to pill.
lage the French COnsuatei What do / know Of
this l pass 1t and better things. You WIN ten
under the form Of the red specter 20 years ago The
Yankee does not inyent-he copies, and sometimes
larges. Uric de FOnviele, so brave and loyal whom
have seen brave death in 20 battles, in Italy and In
America as true child OF Paris who served this Repub
lie for four years, during that Ilas siie represented
THE TRIBUNE, serfstyed organ OF THO Republican
party has hmped after The Heroid It's editor Greeley,
has followed thctxample OF many others After well:
spent youth 1t offers sacrifice TO the golden calf In its old
age fke World avowed organ OF tho Conservatives and
OF the French Empire, and The Times, the Government
organ, have not failed at the watchword. When you
wish to eat out Of the manger you must earn the oats
this evening " offer bundle OF hay TO the editors OF The
Herald. iCLUsEREr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
UNITED STATS couRr-EAsrrRy DrsrnrCr.

Before JHdJe BcHcd,ct.-In the matter o.
Nathaniel Ross. B1Ut.3yL-Mr Ross was formerly
partner in the linn OF Aessro Wilson Co. OF hew-fork,
and when that firm short time ago, was declared bank
rupt their assets not sufficient 10 cover their habh
ties. In that emergency the creditors turned TO Mr. Roa
TO make good the deficiency. He thereupOn filed
petition in the United States District Court IN which no
had been adjudged bankrupt and disputed the irdebt
eduess the ground that he was not general buI
special partner In the hrn and was therefore only liable
for the amount Of capital he had pat IN. Az the meeting
OF the creditors to prove their debts he objected 10 the
proof the ground. and applied 10 the Courts 70
strike ont all proofs OF debts against him made upon The
ground that he general partner. The matter wM
referred TO United States Commissioner Jones, Who AFTER
nearing presented report 10 strike out ali PROOF OI IN
debtedness found against him general partner line
result OF that that there were 10 debts OF any khd
against Mr. Ross but IN the mean time tue assignee haJ
gone TO work aud realized quite considerable sum o
money from the estate, and no one had proved oeo
against him. Mr.. Ross petitions the Court that III"
money may be paid over TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
CLOSING OF THE TwELFTH-sr SATURDAY NOR.


NAL SCHOOL.
This institution, which for the' last six years
has constituted an important part of the machinery Of
public education in this city, formally closed on
Saturday morning. The building was filed by an audi
eucc composed chiefly of teachers Of every grade and
from every part of the city.
Commissioner Bell announced the merging Of the school
into the Daily Normal School Broadway and Fourth
st. Commissioner Wood followed, describing the opera
lions OF tho school, and thanking the retiring Principal
Mr. Henry Riddle for the fidelity with which he had
performed his duties.
ktt OF flowers from the ladies OF Glass A. First sent
the platform and presented to Mr. Riddle In the name
OF the class Resolutions adopted Thursday last at
meeting OF tenehers representing most OF tue depart
of the ward Schools, also handed in by the
secretary aud read by Mr. Wood. Mr. Riddle responded
briefly but warmly modesty ascrDlng the great success
Of the school rather TO the ability and fahness OF his
associates, Messrs HARRISON Calkns and Others than TO
his efforts. Mr.. James W. Gerard followed IN
happy vein, and Superntendents Harrison and Jones
spoke few words of farewell and at o'clock the last
session of the Saturday Normal School was
The following the resolutions above referred to
Whsreas BY the creation Of the Female Normal snd High school
and the merging therein Of the SATURDAY Normal School relations
With Nj Henry Kde Principal Of the latter are to be brought
which be has displayed the administration Of the SATURDAY. Normal
School that SG largely STe TIE present s" s ea1 81 ~.
the Of great labor aud personal sacrifice onhe part Of Mr.
esc That the Secretary meeting convey
MIR Riddle the grateful expression Of our deep Indebtedness 70 hn
with which be has successfully discharged tue Auoc duties VI hS
That not ouy that Mr. KIe thanks for bis uphiusss
and se bat that m rare qualities Of perception ana Judgment Ia
Of study demand aud have ever secured our u oa lu pp9
That while sake deeply regret the undeug OF ties
Principal Bis release from small part " hs excessive abor' aud
trust long live to uoy the comparative leisure which be
fairly earned until At last tue grateful verdict OF ms ieo" Ia
shall be confirmed BY the supreme Tribunal the welcome words
Well done good and faithful servant" -
That these eused and presented to Mt Kjs and
that copy be furnished 10 the daily papers ,,. p,,,
NJ LOUISE CL.wsoS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
United STATES CIRCUIT COURT

The Cuban JURt0S RecOJai-GpccS FOUdted.--
The recoguizauces gwen by s.uof Bas~oa fr-,'i ana
others connected with the Old Cuban Juutu, were de-
cared forfeited Saturday. none a. these gentlemen
appeared az the Court They had giyed BOND, 10 Hppet
fir trial on indictments accusing them OF violating INC
neutrality law by fitting ont armed expeditions againS
Cuba. The rccOgnIZauce given by william H. hMhslee
IN aDnpar for trial on an ind charging FOR draw
back frauds was also declared forfeited. TIC rccognl
zauces Of several other persons who Lad gwen DoAa
anne ar for trial. were also declared forfeited. -
Indictments Gen. Thomas Esan ana FRANK Nepo
fraudulent welgher's pay-ros; Samuel 4. BlaiclAor X
b. Caldwell, and all the others accused OF dfaWbick
frauds have been indicted as well ~ Richard clarke,
the notorious cOuuterelter. and T. T. Oakley, The DO.
faultng cashier of the Manchester Exchange National
Bank Clarke is ~ jail In default OF $4,000 bail Three
indictments were presented on SATURDAY by the Grand
Jury against the alleged conspirators n the dnwback
fraud ease Samuel T. BlatciOrd, The alleged cfi con
spirator Francis A. Howard. Julius II. Mott !alh H.
Minister, ROmeyn MuIgdn, Il. b. CaGNtll, ana Johh 4.
Caldwell BatchfOrds alleged accOmpl.ces, are among
those indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
UNITED STATES COlIlnssIOYERs' OFFICE.

The FleiSS Case AGdjH,-'IEls case came
before the Commissioner Saturday morning As.essot
Haywood testified 10 having examined TIE books ot MI
Feiss November last and again la January. On inc
latter case found different Journal aud ledger thsn
former and seized the book by virtue OF search
warrant issued by U. j. Commissioning Belts -
The Dr1tggiStS' y tmes =. Aspiuwall Of No IS
WilIam-st; W. II. Hail. No. 2l8 GIeeuwich-st; Chas ".
Purdy. No 1873 Willalu--t.; r. Daniels ana Samuel q.
McCuttcr, No. Cedarsf, druggists and importers.
having been arrested charges of either smuggling or
being concerned in smuggling oil Of bay and oil OF cloves,
held in 200 each To- examination by Commits
soner Shields.
The Ship kephtne.-The Commissioner on saturday eX'
amned witnesses against Capt. Peabody aud bis
three Mates Brady Nolan, aud Mcdonald, the charge
being that recent voyage from Liverpool 10 tins
port they maltreacd the sc3men OF the ship Neptune
ALLEGED Fraudulent RemOr0l Of WhiSky.-Ihc Commits
sOner Saturday denied the motion 10 dismiss the com
plant against Cooke, TIE ground that there Is SUI
ncent evidence for tue Government ~ call for an expa'
nation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE....hLBANr, rep. 20
The Auditor of the Canal Department was
called upon TO report the Of interest PAID upon
the Canal Debt each quarter since Feb 20 1901 inc
amount OF Canal Debt matured since then the amount
of Caua stock purchased investments for the SINKING
fund since then the amount Of premiums actually palu
Tor pay interest the Canal Debt aud other H.
formation OF a similar nature. -,
A bill introduced TO appropriate moneys Tor the
construction Of new work on and extraordinary repairs
the canals and for the payment Of the award made by
the Canal Appraisers also, making appropriations IOr
the payment OF the principal aud interest OF the Cahl
Debt, commencing Oct 1870 aud 10 provide Tor the pay
ent Of the debt contracted under section 2 article VI
The Constitution Adjourned till ii a. IN. Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SUPERIOR coURT-srrclL TrRM-DrcIsToNs

by Judge SpeRcer.-Wood agt. DeCamp:,,
sMotion granted and cause referred. Sherwood as VIZ
son.-Findngs of facts etc settled. Jacques agt bras
ted.-MOton granted and referred Eldridge aEs
Bates.-Moon granted and cause referred. Carnoehas
agt. Blngs.-MOtiOn granted and cause referred tisN
ir, agt BOwles.-MOOn granted. Alexander agt Cu0n'
Motion granted and referee appointed BOcknlan aEI
REORGANIZATION noticing Judgment granted krcuts agS
Keinger.-Moiion granted Potter agt smith.-Mouos
granted, Seuck agt. Parker-MOu0n granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
ASSEMBLY.

The Excise bill having been received from
the Senate, h moved to refer the bill the Commit
tee OF Whole, aud that II be made special order
for Wednesday evening Carried.
Mr.. ALYORD called up the concurrent resolution in
favor OF the Bennett bill IN Congress, making apprOpri
zion by the General Government 10 pay the canal debt
this State, so that tolls may be reduced Mr.. AlyOTd
epOke at length IN favor OF the resolution, suggesting
Joint Committee on the subject.
Mr.. FIELDS thought the proper course TO pursue In
this 10 refer II " the Canal Committee and
Ret their opinion upon it.
Mr. LIrfLEJOHN Was in favor OF Mr. Algord's sug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
SUPREME COURT-KNGs CoUSTY-sPEcAL TERM
Ldn,tlnd Nnnnnn and Iholnns Ne DOnnM act

EUmUnU NOONuN UNU INUHUs HCIIVHTItt IT,
Arhm QUINN e Qi-This suit was first tried IN thc CIV
Court on the 25th OF May, 1863 wnen the plhtlHs 20
covered iud gmeut against Arthur Quinn for the sun
49, 375 TO- Execution Issued by the Sheiih out W.
returned unsatshed and the suit was brought 20 eco
INDICTMENT for the amount The allegation OF tue piaihtm
ia that some real estate owned by Quinn hau o.eh eo@
veyed by him "a defraud them Tine case WIS t,iou "
Saturday before Judge Gilbert Decision reSet'eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
errsPocATr,s CoURr-KrsGs COUNTY.

In the Surrogates Court OF Kings County
last week letters OF administration were granted on Wv
cstates OF the following deceased persons; MAY Mo
of New Utrecht. Rebecca Rumph OF Grayesenu, I. N
MERRILL Mark Doherty, Thomas Mccartney, Anlane'
snies and William Kelly all of the City OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

The Operator" reled the bags from time TO time during
the exhibition aud just happened that the last time ne
nut hydrogen the oxygen bag, and rice porSd so
Of the previous gas remaining each bag. There sbou
be profound apologies TO the much tDeed boy, anu W
bows i'm general AS to tho gentleman OF great expert
handling such apparatus" II Is TO be hoped nm I'M
the next time he undertakes public exhibition no VIII
be able TO tell t'other from which"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
CRIMINAL

At the Tombs Police Court, YESTERDAY, Deion
49, oninn were brought Michael Cook. boardinr
az No 1889 Cedarst aud his wife. on ths
eomplant OF Robert b. Thomas retired merchant
an SATURDAY DO went " Cooks place. aud gave ham s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

COMMON PLEAs-srECIAL TERM-DEcisIoS''
B0 ,Judoe Van Brunt.-Idytor agt Mye,s1,s
T,ee shoud be an affidavit that none OF the 80
apneSred upon the return OF the notice " JUSTLY ~
Judgment % drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28

Boston, Feb. 27.-The sixth lecture in the
Horticultural Hall Course delivered this afternoon
by Francis T. Abbott Of Toledo, formerly OF Dover New
Hampshire and who carries the radical idea so far TO
entirely renounce the Christian After expressing
the opinion that tho proper conditions for thoroughly
Just comparison OF Jesus and Socrates never before
lsted the speaker criticised those Of DIR. Priestly
and Jean Jaquos EOsseau. both OF which he
thought inappreciatiye aud unjust. The former
sacrifices Socrates at the shrine OF Theology,
the latter, emancipaed from experimentation, yet
slave TO senlmentalty, mmOlates him the altar Of
rhetoric. The one cOolly cuts his throat with the
ontcheTEnfe OF dogma, tho other gracefully perces
ms heart with the rapier Of an,lthesis. Every
pledged beforehand to render certain verdict is dis
qualified TO sit as juror IN the The rst requisite
for just decision on the respective merits and dement's
Is freedom from dlsoplcshp TO either A lust
comparison between the two Hottest characters
IN point OF moral grandeur that humanity
has yet produced, VIII present clear1
than any abstract statement the conflict OF
ideas and institutions which Is upon Hitherto
Christianity has had for competitors only various special
aud historical religions limited In fellowship and Inferior
10 itself In spiritual purity and power. To-day 10
meet the universal religion OF humanity, boundless ia
fellowship, Independent OF history, equal To itself In
spiritual purity aud power superior TO Itself In freedom,
expansiyeness and truth. Christianity holds up the
character and spirit Of its founder the absolute
fixed ideal Of humanity In all ages. True religion
can have historic ideal man, since t entirely daoarda
the neuon VI any nAed ideal foe AL nuiaAlnd.