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The sun., 1870-04-26
The Athletic. Va. The unrv,.na..

PnILADELPHIA, April 25.-The base ball match
between the Maryland Club OF Baltimore and the
Athletics OF this city was played to-day. The
Athletics wore determined to retrieve their laurels,
having been beaten In a game with the Marylsnds
last year. Many bets were made that the Marylands
would be defeated two 10 one. Al the end OF the
game the score stood as follows:
Athletics-5, 8, 5, TO- I, T. o, O. 0-3i
h1rylands-1, g. 8, l. o. l. g. q Ola
The sun., 1870-04-26
THE BILL AND BIT.

The Defeat OF the Champion AtIRntics-A
spirited Contest In fremont.
The return game Of the series between the
Atlantic and Union Clubs yesterday in fremont re.
suited in the signal OF the Union nine, who
outbated their opponents In handsome style, thus
defeating them NJ their own little = re. On Mon.
day next tie test match Is to be alaIel tho Capt.
toline grounds: The prizes offered by Mr., Ford
were won by Messrs. Mum and Blss. W,l led the
scores at the bat and by Messrs. Pike ai.l Drlsal
who made the most dnicult catches Pike bore on
tho honOrs In the field on the Atlantic side, and
Brown on the Union We append the score:
The sun., 1870-04-26
HOURS OF LEISURE.

The Thirty. second Regiment OF williamsburg
viii have ls closing drill and hop on the evening OF
MgyA
j. II, Hart, one OF the oldest members OF the
American Dramatic Association, 10 to be rendered .
eyenna, -''
The sun., 1870-04-26
POLITICAL CIRCUS.


The German democratic Club Of the Seven
teenth Ward met last evening, with Otto Meyer In
the chair. They demand the recognition OF the
that rammany had recognized the fact that tie
Tenth and Fourteenth Districts are In their hands
and had promised 10 aid them. The Club will sere
made Senator Creamer.
The sun., 1870-04-26
The West Side Color.d Men.

The Ninth Assembly District Colored Repub.
liean Association was organized last night In Leba
Vice President, DR.. McDonough; H. V. G. Eato
Secretary; and Rev. VIM. f. Butler, Treasurer.
The sun., 1870-04-26
LOSSES ny FIRE.

Jacoh Boslnc's cabinet shop at 2i5 Fourth street
was damaged si 200 Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Martha Kean's dwelling in East Marshnold,
Mass, was burned Yesterday morning. and Frederick
Ames. a Young man. neTlshed. Loss. 100.
The sun., 1870-04-26
The IncOme Tax NuIannce.

WASHINGTON April 25.-The Senate has asked
conference on i,s amendment to the income tax
resolution. The House will not consent to extend
the tax at i've per cent another year.
The sun., 1870-04-26


delegates TO the Rochester Convention, he wa, over
lored He rroposel three cheers for the dcle.a
tton and they were given with will Alter three
more cheers for the Big judge, the members sepa
rated.
The sun., 1870-04-26

up his immense quill, and the dee.
gates were streaming ont Of the hall,
tie Immense Judge Connolly made
Ills appearance, steaming with per.
spiration. He said that ho had heard
Of the Convention just as he sat
down TO breakfast. lie had walked
down all the way from Yorkville
without taking n bite, to see what
was goin; TO be done with Harry
Murray. When the Judge was told
iLnA La Ii Lna. aia.L-l - 4 -
The sun., 1870-04-26

nc rthLI1hg OF the h1fnes OF MichncI NOTION
Thom,s J. Crcamer, Harry Genet, William NJ
Tweed, Albert Cardozo, ard Michael Connolly, was
followed by loud cheers. The Chairman announced
that special train would leave the Erie depot at
haif-past : A. NJ. tomorrow for Rochester, to con-
vey the delegates and their friends free OF charge
journed sine die
The sun., 1870-04-26
TINKERISG THE EXCISE LAW.

Senator Murphy asked general consent to intro
duce bill supplementary ~ tie Excise law, SO thl
twenty irecnolders snail not be required to sigr
petitions Tor 3 license. Senator Woodin, having IN
his minds eye the forgery alleged 10 have beer
perTetrated by AlyOrd AZ Co., remarked that Will,
correcting mistakes 1t would be well to correc
another one. The Excise law, II appeared, len tn,
appointment OF Excise CoiImiss toner's in cities Il
the Mayor and not to tire Board of Aldermen. Unces
Ie Sena1oi would cOnstnt to correct tIis mist ke
Also, he would bo Obliged to OOJect. Objection
having been made the bill could not be ntroiuced
The sun., 1870-04-26

IN the waiting.rooms OF both Houses, into which
tine Black Horse Cavalry made an awiui raid It's
now midnight and both Houses continue In session.
SOL.
The sun., 1870-04-26

Judge Koch finished writing his motion as the
Committes retired. He then ran his immense Quill
behind his ear blew some cigar ashes from his
shirt 'front.' and threw himself back In his seat 10
await their return. The Committee were out
half hour They reported tho following names AZ
animOusy approved.
The sun., 1870-04-26

In his speech. the Mayor referred
to the manner In which the Young
Democracy had been laid out, and
evidently took unto himself q great
deal OF credit.
The Mayor was dressed In a blue
swallow.tail coat, with bross sham.
rock buttons, white vest, black doe
pkins. and calfskln boots.
While speaking lie kept his hands
under his coat-tail, and appeared ne
he usually appears In public. (Ses
cut)
lie was evidently IN good sgirits.
His speech contained 50 poor Jokes
and 6OOooooooOooooOOo 100000 good
ones.
Everybody was delighted, and
wished thoy they were homo during
his remarks.
The Mayor spoke for ten minutes,
and only held up when some delight
I'd In NuWNN
The sun., 1870-04-26
THE OLD GUARD IN CoUNCIL

Tammany Hall Sends Her Delegates to tho
state nvention-Comptreller Connolly
Chntrman-Harry Genet, Michael Norton,
Thomas J. Creamer, and William M.
Tweed Among tho Delegates.
The Democratic County Convention met In
Tammany Hall yesterday ot noon The room was
packed. Mayor o'IIall called the body to order
and nominated Comptroller Connolly tor Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

90 WEST THIRTY-TTHRD STREET. PRIVATE FAMI-
s1O ly, just taken ths house, Will let, with without
Bosrd 10 gentleman and wife single gentlemen, ROOMS
suite singy private table II preferred references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

BOARD wANTED--lN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A
ID gentleman, wife, infants md three.rooms
required Address, with full particulars a. G., box SO New
Y ork Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

BOARD WAETED--PERMANENT, FOR GENTLEMAN
ID wife single gcntleman second story front
Room ndBedroom adjoining aso hall bedroom on third loor
house location be central references
ceponabc exchanged. Address WENTWORTH, Herald
Ollce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

-
MADAME ROSS MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyan tells the past present and future sbews likeness
of husband 1853 West Fortyrs street. between broadway
and Seventh avenue
1,HIIJJps THE UNPARALLELED INDIAN MEDICAL
I Business Clairvoyant, reveals past, present aud
l02 West Thirty street. near sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

BOARD WANTED.-GENTLEMAN, WIFE, CHILD
ID wo years ODD and servant require Board with two
three good sized light, cheerful and clean Rooms table,
neighborhood and Attendance be first class; terms not
exceed $3.50 monthly but those having
tons at price stated need apply. Address, with full
particul ara, LINN Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

a IRVING PLACE.-To RENT, WITH BOARD, TW(
EU furnished Rooms; references required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

DY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A NICEU NFURNISHED
ID Room with Bedroom attached, in respectable neigh
borhood Address by letter only stating particulars b.
l.. Al Exchange place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT ONE LARGE
"A Room, front preferred, first second floor, also
one small Room suitable for clothing and trunks nice ac
commodons good table and FIRE and gas included, with
private family moderate location between Eighth
yiouh streets and Fourth and Eighth
with FUN particulars, s box 3,4l3 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

OO WEST TwENTY-sEvENTH STREET.-THE LET
ID by private fnfny Coleman House, elegantly
furnished Rooms, with Board, families and angle gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

80 MACDoUGAL STREET, NEAR PRINCE.-SINGLE
40 gentlemen gentlemen and their wives be accom-
nodsed with furnished Rooms, with without Board also
Rooms suitable for light housekeeping.
, 1870-04-10

Ftp.n sas sf,e Terk Krssimq Fnss, -sr+f1 T.
At the Union Leagua meeting on Saturday
night, to consider the Tweed charter, reeolu-
tions vere passed showing upthe essential and
committee wsa appointed to 80 to Albany 10
protest agzinst its adoption. Mr. Horaoe
G1ee1ey, it turns out, became the Spokesman
Of this committee, and he is reported to have
BaiA:
and repIcsrpting ll.Vc amount OF tA1-payla2 H.
tcrrst. and earnestly devoted TO good EovetalaenE
i feel vrrt certain fpeaf thc minds OF majority
% "ars .ne ~ ssss,.1e t1 sotsa< ~sa e
n.s ar a< doessv.<zf aos h<fovs seG Iney ask me
" oGe1, ~ une Of tltr number 70 fet furth SCI.
charter, lui shcy do nos o1cr them Ia aoJ taeuo1a
ep!I1s. Nor do they drs.rc to be rndes1aooa y
| cnrutes OF the charter rcfoyn- They ask me te
a%<urr you that rrsosm Is an tspec:A neeesss! ~ q
ing x.any e1tsltHt oirzncsa 10 rEfofpe, Ee Ate az
heie u ~ you to reject II: VIC ask you 70 ua'
| prove IT.
| Is though tbs Was not enough to show tha
lis eyrpaflles were With Tweod rather thar
will Tho ddzeus whose spokesman ho VAS, N1
| Greeley went on to say tl4t the Leagues reso
lutions (Which be WAS supposed to be present
ine) had been adopted :" somewhat hastily"
Nov the fact Is llAs tic feeling Of the mem
night, was not only decidedly but enthusiastic
alfy against tho Tweed charter; and those wh
epokS In condemnation ct ita cunninSly-dt
yseod provision. tho object Of which Is 70 COZ
tinuc tie present System OF plundeE, Ind tax
t1om the peoplo the pSEe5 q pnssins an en-
Il was great mistake 70 place on the cor
nittee appointed to 60 to Albany 20 EaysriE
md u.ecrtaiu \ representative OF tho Unie
ID,rc ss Nj. Greeley. Eo once called 4
1 E:eE5c-s Of that body ns117 1na11aed ass
, 1870-04-10

blocthesds, md now goes 10 Albany "a THAR
mnuthpiecs 10 aay that hsy h.vo psssed 4 sat
Of rcaoluaooe which thoy h1d not prpposlT con-
naesed. 1haa Il not true; the reaal9tion1
were not passed without dne rndecaon-
over the malEer OF change In the city cIaf3cr
ca1cluuJ, md who know proci1ely what they
wanted. They wore passed With tbs warm ap-
probation ot the mnmbess who Attanded sho
meeting, appsoyed them then, sad approve
toem ~, AID stand By them firmly. We we're
present 1t tho neehng, and did not zee NJ.
Greeley hare. He haA no authority 10 say
that they were adopted BY mon who did not
know exactly what sort Of city govcruruant
They dealre 70 substitute for tho present one,
10 haa no right to speak Of them in this con-
GmPtuous manner md to arrogutA To hfuasalf
wisdom, foresight and cirrunspecaon which
ho denies to others
The ground taken by The Union Leacuo ia
clear aud explicit They aro against the 1weod
charter Al al eyents. Thar AZ tor ita reioc-
tion, and they AJAX II with the most decided ON
phasis: This WAS the feeling snd detetuins-
ton Of The meeting held on Saturday erening.
ed in certain points inda:ated IN the resolutions
then passed, Oh which Ar. Greeley enleayora
TO fastcn the stigma OF haste and inconaidera-
ton They hold that the Tweed charter now
before lie Legislature, il adopted, viii per
Petrate the reign Of corruption, and they are
deliberately amt rehemendy hostile to ita Pass-
ago
II Mr. Greeley did not Ag1eo with tho leaguo
20 had no right to appear % its spokesman
Il he meant to take The part Of Tveed he
should have refused tho responsibility which
the league desired him TO Assu1ne.
he docs not agree with tho League; yet lie
pretcnda to represent it; ho taxes their reac-
lutions; 10 apologies for them; ho endeav-
ors 70 bring them into diseredis he pretenda
that tic League Is not hostile to the Tweed
cha1ter, when, il he had been present VI the
meeting lie would have seen withhis own c5es,
aud heard with his own cars, that tho prcsenco
Of fts being, neutral in regard to tho Tweed
charter Ia utterly false.
Wo cannot cali tlis otherwise than simply =
frnCd, a dishouorable deserGon Of clearly in
ried duty; groks breach az trust II d Law
yer had go behaved toward q client in whose
cause he Ind been retained, he would have
been, to use thu oppressive phrase OF the pro
fcssion, thrown over the bar.
, 1870-04-10
Thn KnlA EuIs

Tbs Kola nu. Of Western At1ie. is highly e.
tceucd By the negroes, md forms ayesy In
porta1h stticla Of eo1nmerrs in the native m2r-
tets, The nuts possess Al agreeable, bitter.
ish, astringent taste- They bare the effect Of
preventing hunger, Strengthening tho stomach
md cnAsening ihe mind. 4 maa can perform
days journey upon single kola nat. md Il
eaten Il night they prevent elnep- The way
for Europeans 10 uso them is thus: Take half
ho1a, Of whole one, well uasstieste, swallow
the Juice, eject tho residue, and then drink
cold water, and tho bitter water shall bccone
sweet, for : peculiar and VerJ pleasant hsYur
Is imra14cd to it. The tree furnishing Tho
nuts Is also cultivated in the West Indi.s and
EEazl, TO which countries tAe eesd has beaa
~ s1avce.-one point in favor Of tho dave
| T.de! 1he eet.ais,l histesy Of ths tsee j. j.
cons;s.ins in the fact that tho seeds ha.o soaas
times teat or nore co.{ieaons 'n7tsad Tss & at .hs
49, ~ ti,s socd Is not ~ VAL known. aud il
Would bo !e,y desirable th,s further sn.lysi. &
be made OF # TO giye tho e1planaton Of Tbs
Thieh To may nentsou shs4 OF P-1:.itas .-.--'
, 1870-04-10

and MS; ! leather-dealefs ID; 4 bakers
1 h; marine-stote dealers % lbs, and
II Ds-those mo samples, all Of them Hight in
4, sesio1s degree, except in so.ne instances
the seller (such IS marine store dealer), and
where the weights reveal themselves 81 being
too heavy instead Of too Light. 4 great num-
bez Of butchers appear in tic list Of those who
use fxlse ba1ancesAthe meatrscale having 4
than tho weight scale. When this " draught"
amounts to three ounces (which it has done in
sonc cascs) the buyer loses nearly a quarter
OF round OF meat at each hanfaction. It is
in the poorer heighborhoods that thcao rascal
tiles most prevail one Among many proofs
that tho 1aboring classes pay very high for what
they buy. Ought We to be much surprised
that tho coste1nongers occupy rather IN equiv
oca1 position in the Inspectors returns
, 1870-04-10
Full OF Snow
BY REy. 1qEEfH COOK.

Full OF SNOW.
rT Rxs. 1oeEfH ccoE.
ous m the Wind and s'crsa. 9ron atsee
All stripped, and bar, ~ ~ dreasty
Frtm whien the bird has parted long aGu
Frsm the cold ness no song of bsru - ntsHtng,
oIiJ ihe cclt. ccld wlads that 1oa1d &c lowins
Fun Of snow.
Noon.ne and sad the ts7ep branches WAVE
Around The nest-an unprotected gYare;
rTtf k3d 70 Ree 1t 70,
Bfsvtne The storm, from which # cannot 60,
:Sa,h s1n AID staEs, and moon, and winters lsar-
ing
Yype Of T. Wilder, colder wtn.er.s reisn:
semoaance Of deereE, roul =, 1s,,ia9 pain:
Tnxs II Il Scfy wide hud f11t OF Voc
eoia, cold Is 1ere t,-1ishr fonnd hearts are
va cs. Ii CIT N si Ill = 5oa,ne1 Vea! fins,
l Full OF Kuow.
God known of eziets tnss we know not. alons, 49,
| God noNa OF nesu t.um which toe pnu eaa
or hidden. sIlen. WOE,
| Tnat We psas hy, aud lose In lfr's great dow
tiod sees the tttcfen uou1ners secret weeping:
God eees the ds5K. eosd sn1do.. 1len9 e.see8
Ger heazs' that cofS In r.. q 49, q aa .
! What docs The wide EoflA E1oW OF TEA Lie
I Qrts, Is It IL IN Timer. Elent strife;
1 OftncEzhtJ that ever now
! Deep in the aecref son1-whAs DOES now:
] In each soulI realm OF beinf, there N oceAn
Ever Known 70 roan, and yet In motion.
| shnFeksz a1ld deep, With ato1nA thA haEe Gea'
Full Of Enow.
Green vales tcst tyrmbhe Ger ea-thn timer E1osns
palhea bloom White sbove tie hsssles bones;
We, sufface 01xers, do nos know
| The hidden c1vts The pceo Ave4 below.
There u night ttAi never know8 breaking
| It's eide OF Gods hcaEens suns 5tse and JET e
aeep On the lbs Of tor, sod ro.ucctt naktug,
Full Of Eno~.
| IlaTt re not {alx II Who have Laid Gods boon,
ne loved and lovely In their t:azltsaa tomb,
NhSm God has mads, ,th4. tvesy houf 70 Eoo9
, When from rs resl1g 1!scG the bind mus. 50
! have ne not fr,t IT. Who &lane ose t.cadtIx
| paths On which lore no hight Is longer shedMn1.
Ehich dire deee.1ion, day and night Is SfH%4d1ng
Full OF xnow.
! See! a lirse: here, The clouds dtoop nsxa,
! Winds, si11m aol night, rush howEc4 no1o u
AcTetul, though sd, o God, 70 hse i 8
Fpr tAou 1T Gcd Of spftnt, hs well - anoN.
| know the time u snott: II We arc steady,
= | 4 home beJpud Iuue3 FILLING u2keS y ready,
Where QeE the sAeI. around Gods fest, saa4 :dt
. Nv mo1E s2sN.
, 1870-04-10

The foIlovtng despstea recentl, Tsssea sea
through telegraph Office: ~ lent you, cno
year ago tonight, four dollars and eighty-ee!s
cents. II you have not hsd il long sno9gni. i
please keep It one year longer. TO s1s ass,- so,-
cate hint the answer VIE returned ha ~. n.
gotten IT, and hoped you bad. Let het 'oo ~
o:kess .c31.
, 1870-04-10

| Eac It and most delicate balances-"
The Warden has quite = magazine Of atzna..
ards under hls charge, The, choice ,1npetiel
strong -chcst IN the st1oas-soorn, the Official
standards for everyday -1voirdupoie,
Troy, bullion, length, capacity, and Eas-are
ofaces for everyday business; while various
other important standards, mol foE eves.daY
use, are deposited in the large room Of The old
Norman Jewel Tower, a Areproof receptacle
Immediately behind and communicating with the
standards Office, recently assigned for The
use Of the department. 3Gc1oscopicL Appara|
tua for comparing measures q length 30 dell
cate ss TO insure 1ccuszcy within The hundred
thousandth ra1t Of IN inch; balance thai
win ca7y three hundred pounds in each scale
And viii nevertheless 4'tu.n With 4 sing1t
grain; An exes1lsnt b.1ance for one-poun!
weight, that win turn with one-ten-tAoEsanlh
gzonetera and air-puGTs-au xze ineladet
. among tie scientific apparatus, seeing tha
temperature, moisture, and Affnod2hefi
| pressure Affect weights and measures a wei
as the substances weighed and measured
are Vigorously equal in v.cunn. The latte
! VIII b about h.lf grim heavier tha'
tie former in ordinary atmospheric air N
the1efore the kind Of metal ~ well - u
conditions Of the atmosphere, have 70 b
platinum but the scientific committee mad
9 their se<ersl standx1d ysrds Of bronze, com
poeed Of 81 copper, TN, dIc-
The reader Eil now Be sblc to Sc. sesaethin
Ike Elimrner Of the truth IN relation to de
te1niarg the honeetF Of ! pound 1heIe II
local stan1Ards Of pounds IN tho possession q
civic and municipal bodies, md Inspectors
:, weights md measurcs to test tie honesty c
deale1s By means Of tho standard!
meee 1ocaI Standards are themselves teste
bv ye1ifcatiou with the o.ticiA standard
= lept 81 tho warden q. hia osace in O.
patsce Yard The Wardens standards n
tceted By 1eriscatioc viii. thosc held cS-o.1ric1
by Ee Master OF the Mint, the Astrono5e
% Roral, a2d the rreeidea. Of the Royal Soc:ct
Iastly, these special standards are t@sted
ve1ifeat:on vish the Parliamentary atanda
bslisd in the Masonry Of the Pal.ea pt ParIi
nceut, and with the iupe1i0 stA.dard kept
tbs Ecn ches. IN tic etucs-5oou q |
n wa1Ients department; so t..1t Il VIII be ha
indeed il &c 10 not know what is I pound.
Let us rot run away eth tho idea That I
xish such minute .:srola "a those hitherto n,
tanaed- IN TIE ordinary operations O. eve
da{ tsde, = sr4rch 1uuGhcf approximation
e dishonesty viii suffice. GlAncing at one
"a ths AnnrI Il reports presented to Parliament
~ thls E1bject, the cases in which does are
Nc.ed on dishnnest shopkeepers sud cos:
.conEers arc much moro fiSrant- A proEisi
IL de.lels 2 ns weight; . tnpe eseller's 4 n
esa.sanesSscs-E & . . but:.4.zs : Ia,
, 1870-04-10

mary an a1tiaAn- whose encrE1ea aSc Kept a4Ec
by s possibility oi ceiling cLeap gools to dis
tant countries, through moderate psicas Of
provisions 1t home, would never have lound
tho mill tAAt nov employs him! How many
| trade, which rewards toll with abundance,
! would never have come into existence! With
t1!cs suEer from free t1ado, the heavier the
llow the greater is the injury which protection
worked for the country shown TO be- the uaore
! urgent The necessity for its repeal Experience
fmthe. reveals he fac. that protection breeds
czrelcssness aud ineidcicncy. Tho result Of
:rec trade IN England has tcen N irnproTe-
,ncpt TO the efficiency and pro1uctiyenens OF
| agriculture unparalleled in tic Kingdom,
| EIpMth OF wheat per acre unknown 70 losmer
ages; rise Of rauts for the landlord, And bot
tts rrcca for Inc peasant Undoubtedly it Ia
, t1uc that 10th tho capitalists and lAboeers o.
| protective trade cannot generally escspe eunG
, | ing in pasairc from one conailon to sno1hft !
! md Iii. i. = Fact with which the statesman
, must drsI. md which nuss decide. As to tinne
| and In.uI.es. but it il equally tue th9s tae
efIcct OF FREQ tzado il to render labor AID capt-
ii moro productive bs .ppl5ing them q th4ss r.
: iarrest rctu1ns IN the sane time. Free trade
! ipc9cakes trade, for moro wealth pTodueeu
, necessarily tuznishaA aose "eaiu TO ee az
j | changed.
= or the Cnited Statcs choose 10 retain protec
= tinn- II ix thoee countries that suUer. Fref
L tt.ie Ia nsht for its own sake, independently
1t | Of al regard 1ot WhAt other nAtona may o.
~ NAV not do, though second benefit Is gsiaet
l. Il tLelr protection tariffs are repealed also
81 MDut though writes this cleAt-hen1ed poGd
al ceoaornist, " "internAtional tteAdoa foundst
on reciprocity, when limited " tho rcgulAdal
IA OF duics Ieysed solely for the purposes Of re1
Il, enue, are free from any objection on the ssor
n- Of scientific principle, il may be pezmittod t
he question their policy. At the best they ar
r. onlv conttivAncez for combating tho pzclu
=. does md the ignorance Of foreign sount;.e;
"a Thcy are devices for entrappins others n;
nv reforming, unIlor tho delusion Of p1od:sh
il. Fin. WAT They should do because it Is l,st
ue ssnl bencticil They aim at overcoming By
III siac-Eiud falso notions about trade winch p1
to yal in foreign lxnds; but, on t5as Tefy =
,d7 petusin ihn error. So long = foreign goSGs,
III. iasats look out for equivalents beaoTo ",
IN consent to fcduce dnies,s 70 long VII they
of disinclincd to stn1y the nature o. ffee IN
sves end protection. There is N appearances
ced gain, OK advantages won BY diplomat: AZ,
'oua Lencft c1torted fEu1n foreigners, which tul
Neh) the Eai1ta OF statesmen Away frun tho cons!
khs5 Grafton of scieuee and economical pl1nrp
Eno 1t is tho essicr, and In the long rrn, tha mo
AMI tucceskfn1 coufre to preach tho Truth By r
cs-- scE-c ana By exuale."