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, 1870-08-06

~ the Edtr ~ 71s Chicago Tribune:

~ the Edher a. 7ns Chicago TRIBUNE:
On the evening OF the Sd instant, was mcasur-
ng cargo u lumber at the Star Mills, and unoa
my return home, about $50 O'Clock, went north
from the NIL! to the irun bridge, near Buslick L
Ncad's Lumber YArd; turned to the LEFT to psss
over the bridge to my residence on the West SIDE,
snd, after having passed about 10 feti, WAS met
By train OF carr passenger, on the ST. Louis
track at once Thought n,E time On this earth
Vas ended. hui, as quickly as possible, threw 1ny.
eelf upon ny ride, between the fence AMI the
passing tfn1n. and thereby saved myself from n
horrible auh nuttmcly death. Whose business il
most horEble nulsance, antl should be abstel nj
once. There arr many wnrkmcn.s wives ana chiI-
dren who take their husband auil fathers dluurr
every day, ever this bridge, aud the authorities
Mnst look 10 IL There Is ta this curve not rut,m
for person to Stand between the fence and the
passing tra1nA WM, T., WHITE
LumOer Inspector. No. a5f South Water street
, 1870-08-06
'fHE SNHE

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kTufrTs-A As~sfs asrduu End hrowu
NuT1bou-lHo hsuts and 6sv tainusfe.
HANE IN GENERAL.
correspondent II SturE,s, Mich, write. that
IN n 9es ~ si tas lively Eel. ol that place. Uat
10 III 19
Tile Projections bcat the Green Mountain
boys, - to-.
The Pioneers teast the Rapids, - to1a.
The Evanston jouiors brat the Contests, 81
to y.
The Partridge nine heat the Nrekess, Is to-,
The Amateurs, Of Sandwich, beat the Tamua-
hss, Of Earl, 81 to 81
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
This afternoon the return game between the
NAEylani.s, Of Nalt.m0re, and the White suck
!nSs, will be playe, Al Ogden pnrk. The NatJ-
lands having been badly beaten tu the nrst game
iuay he expected to come OF victorious to-day.
The FeaTfuts anu WonlerfuIs, emuIols OF thr
grand achievements. Of the .alpines md Sugar
Lnafa, hare arranged game to take place 1t Aay-
wood, Oh the tsa!ena Road. this afternoon. Both
nlncs are made up Of railroad men who have
hitherto been Euiltless Of base halt, and gay
time Is Anticipated The tsain leaves the Wells
ktleet depot at O'Clock.
, 1870-08-06
sP0RTIHa MATTERS,


TIE GREAT SHOOTING TopRSANEyT,
On Monday next At Dexter Park, the great Nj
uonal Pigeon Shooting Tournament, under the
aatpsees OF the Prairie Shooting C1nb, Of Chicago,
Will be lnAuguEated- The tournament viii con.
time Fix days ending on Saturday, and the m, r.s
Offered amount In value to IS co.. The most noted
shots In America arc to be In attendance RusI ihe
anAlr promises tn prove an Immense surcesa
6adRcA, hsts Of nf1zcs. programmes. and rules Uf
ahootanR may be procured OF the Secretary. Il NJ
DowAl4 Al Nos Ito anu liz Randolph street,
CkiCkKT.
The Lincoln Park Cricket Club having ehn1
lchsed any eleven ultnln one hundred 1nilrs Of
Chicago, a meeting OF the old n,rmners OF the
Chicago Cricket eiuh will he held this evening. nj
lake Into Consideration tne irupurEy Of 2jcI;,,-
up their gauntlet All cricke1ers In thr cttv az
Invited to attend. As 1t ia pt{osed to rensE4nz:.
ErtcESt Club.
, 1870-08-06
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

bathfnE Is vcrJ refreshing In warm weather. aud
ap6tn ID the morning Is = 1sst-rate santasy regu-
latson that can be recommended. We refer to ths
eld-fashioned Gash. consisting Of an application Ut
NAsef aud eoAf. perhaps to the external covering
of the f'vbs, tc1ter AAown ~ the skin 1t opens
the 1Nscf, clearing the tul4A through wht h sweat
c1udcs, from III distinctions, and generally aldIur
:nne and dignity 70 the system. But alas for the
neEnss o. ;; you1h TO corrupt oaF
their legitimate md origin Il Import When John
s.5s 70 Nike. ~lst Us take ns,a,"
themselves M IN snnoeea, NAV ra.er e sna3 aai, dso
atlke says to John, .'Will you baiac nc. he
does not expect that John will take him 10 the
meath the spo1tise wascs. No, those once Mupte
AID harmless questions mare ASSUMED another
u an!nS-a deep, mark and mysterious meaning.
u throw dust In The eyes OF those Whnm The
speakers Wish 10 ts mtouzIe. The new "bath as
Marrlicd M intssoa!,E. @ "ithout any soap somesiucs
nntnen Us IL the catalogue Of drinks IL usst-
class eaionu- There IL rum bath, . wine nain. a
81 xh,skry sash: ana nc more SslEar !,cer bath:
now. some Of them Will get drowned In tatse
THIS e1pcar will be useful TO many wife, sister.
aut sweetheart whose masculine fftcnus ant 1elA-
tres hare been 44bathinS" all the summer without
going near the wa1ert anil would have Kept on
this bad moi been written. Many q fais c1raiure
will 90 Into spontaneous eouSllsaons on lea:7a,S
What bathing signifies. Dressings will be pourel
on The head 81 the writer for tmnastinE the vnlua-
bic information, and the ''bAthers" VAL havE to
adj new term 10 thels vocabulary.
Hard up" Is IN expression that has Esowu
vulgar by constant USE, and 1t has bse1 6upplA Mt
Cd by new phrase meaning the ssuae. When
sawnuy tells the Judge that he cannot
"balne" because he ts 4 "total wreck" tue
Judge knows that be Is "hard up," and that the
expense Of "bathing~ must fiji upon him. A
Ian may he 81 stranded" which Is only tempo
tt.le Eisca, but when he has gone to pieces" Il
f'Gnsnes that he Is ~or1e than "total wfeck,
%Maoat sat montJ, wilhuut credit, hnd his boots
, 1870-08-06

The Ftoce advertised by Acssts. W. A, Buffers
x Co 10 be sold II auction on Tuesday next naa
arrived NJ the Northwestern Tat1ersalls, kept by
c. (. Ttideu, corner Of Illinois aud STATE streets
where II can be seen. Tue Eoasa arc In tne hrict
church. No. ~ Cass street, wheIe ihey can "
seen. Ladies can view them from the gallery Of
the church
, 1870-08-06

LKLAED-At Whitewatsf, Ausuat 3,of cholera Mr..
Cleveland. and pr. A. G. Leisnd. oe Whitewater, aEod
efALDIN6-In thls eitr. Friday evening. Aax. 4
klN TAncts. yD1nEeat d8sJhttr Of OAytf L and k3&u
L SpAlA:Af. Aked YEaf and fNppIAA
, 1870-08-06
BUSINESS NOTICES,

<eT-lSO0-N.- however, like the iut-
tta.a On the old Rarnan hanneES has 4 meaning II
represents Saint CTotx-ST. being the cpnFcattpn-
I:squisalen! o. sa'nt. ~ ana 1o fs.ss standing ior
concluding +, the word CrotI. By placing he
trademark and the n1lne Of the Island 1u nruno-
s1t3op. WITH the figures over the letters 1ney nc
Intended 70 denote, the explanation VIII be under
Stood;
S T CkO1 K
&s1,bJrU he rrA str,n1a ~ - w,nro
, 1870-08-06
ANOTHER AtCOCNT,
Lexington, Ey. tlpg- s, D<sposek to tie Louisr IL.
Ck,rsFi<r
The New Admiral.


Concerning Admiral Henry Wake, who has
hetn appointed to Ill the vacancy occasioned
ty Admiral Dahlgrens death. the Memphis
icaldnche tells II somewhat greater length
the following story:
'4un the Eth day Of July, 1864, The Runboat
Arkansas vent cut of nc 1szoo into OLD Rtver:
the Arkansas wss met By . huge, black, nerce-
looktuG iron-csd, with bead up stream, apparent
" dcslrous Of contestinc her ADVANCE This
G.Ke. sanitng nina guns q heavtsf
cslIbre than the AfAansAs, and one Of the
most powerful OF the Federal neet Of iron-
clals- As the Arkansas bore down upon the c.
runt3clct the latter stood ready for action, And
several shots were exchanged After tour or
i've rounds were nlel the Caroadelet turned and
tet, but, rnding she vas beng ovrshau1ed bJ her
si.e Of he river, where poT ion q der crew I'M
Aehorc snd hid In The willows Without further
show Ct rrs!s:ance1 = white Gag wa5 run
M on the CHronIeles, 10 token OF surrender, and
every mothers kOn at her crew, including her
doughty commander. tumbleal neitce skclteF down
peafed from view.
cept surrcnderz On she went, and ~ she passed
c.ose enough to her enemy for the guns 70 tuuch
her sides. bEo1dstde wAs poure.f into her de-
:. Af1er tue rebel monster passed out OF gun
shos reach. the frightened crew Of the CaEonaeiet
crowded upon deck one BY one. Finally her cou1-
nander the gallant Wa1ke, appeared After rub
bing nts eyes. smoothing bis Fune.l brow, snd cos
lectng his sepses ali he could. he onletssl the white
Gag to Be pulled down, and his Own stAzs and
stripes to take their p1aee. Then he raised
some miles below. This Was The way CApsa.n
Walker conducted one Of hrs exploits, which Is
now for the nret time correctly reported. He
douh:less de*eTcs Tie renown he has won. And,
In futprc nAval contests. Will not be 80 eaAily
hlHhteaetl By roorly-constructed aaa tndintT-
eut y-aImed iron-clAd-
, 1870-08-06

Paper Banging and window
Shades, lAte4t qtyHa- Pajnta oEs, gtaz md
oE1shes. Al T. 3. kznys 50 Rando,ph-st
, 1870-08-06

appropriate. St Crutx nm Is the stimulating
basis Of tho Plantation B1rtc11, and Il u thoIe.
1orr. in accordance WITH she 1tDcas Of th1n&s.
rhat St. Croi1 should be the ba5is Of their buSl-
neas 6hlhboleth-
, 1870-08-06

A New AdvofstsbuK DodRo.-Evcry
time a lady who uses fragrant SoEouont opens her
her teeth Is i certificate Of IL excellence No
spot dafkens their surface, no 1mpurJ elln9a 70
them, The cusaior8 which theJ are set arc rosy,
and the breath that 8Wetls through them Is eweet
81 tho bsee2e Of June.
, 1870-08-06
CITY REAIEarhTE

Foa s4IfIs FFa aW;:>F1if'T WkEx~Pxi6 foT II I
ta. s g; rs ~ Coz Hssfss Is c@ "a @ tbs 'n
sAasR4kks 4d:td7 .s "a sI SsTaK Jas HAH1
tsfs. tes sais5; rood bun. "a 1.lsr. ono of tho
ses X Gssa - s.ss &
6ARS6ff 1sss5 + isfa.s kast at p' AP' TO j.
F99E5n kA51n1SsIRE TSsbpEss,yS Kerr SX4II M xHogIT
FOE s*IERA ~! F1asTTLASs 81 = S.; G0Tr4GE y!
iaans; r" s sssss t1.
! FoR ,sALE[IGaE;Ar7lESR ;; SAsI: On VIII;
s al sl;: faaa e :fs! = c
Isptries m.rbs mantrh in bosh parior1, bay widow
fsont and Euns back y sky; huaso No is rsrnst,
Il a1 eRS es
FOE sAL&-NpIASA!!!ET;579e LoTS ,oX ISPI-
a..s sa s
EoK oKsAlR-WAsHlNGToTsT5FIRsTGLAss
:.;: z.:s,!: ss;ss:ss
ssa. IA usa:;s Ss9
s'i q sa s.ss as:' sss
FSoK $, sAtEmIIyE 4;I..! YEARs. PER 9kXf 9oop
ssh.S s:Hs5 4s!tss asEas
iss. 7 HISS psrss .na Iii
ENase E1NSHsp! dGs liz s'aa si1 pa ALBERT
3Sis14 S9FztsS sS y 9a.SSs ssss; T:
, 1870-08-06

Meteorological record for Aug. s, 1870, a. re-
ported by j. g. IangEuth, Jr., opscIao, liz iiap-
tiolph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute The srnal let1crH the Initials for tbc
words "vees1nF," "Kentte," "hiRh," "t,rJ. "
''mo.st Rtusosphefe," ," rain" and "snow:"
, 1870-08-06


constable named William n llayes was a.
Sanen, ~ 5etterlay. while serving = wnt OF repley-
foon, No II the Arcade Block, aud manufaclnrss
n.esa laatleins theI~. About noon, Hayes called
al tne rlacc ANA Informed EurnWell what he hati
a'Mc toe3e iut. NhcfcrPon COrnw ell aud hia wifr
u Is alleEsd. ASSAULTED him with : tupbIe1 md
Knocked him down tsayes defended himself
and him. during the rrorTes8 OF which uAyes re
ce1ved several severe cuts on The head. Us sur
k<qucut!J sccuTst CcsnNc1lh arrest on the chsrur
Of assault With = deadly weapon With intent 10
kill, and he had hearing before Ju1nce HotttnR-
tun and Eas held In - coo &sai for further heaf-
Ing n,s.,ns'. MT Wednesday, The pb{s'cssn who
Ia fractured, but that he Is seriously injured.
Corn1ell'e accouut OF the affEay Is somewhat
LADY called to rccS,ye dress, on which she was
to ray SO and Etrc her obligation for the ba1-
ancE. While tying up the paGkAgc, Hayca came
In and asked when he could hAFe sumo shirts
made ht1et conversation followed. When
Hayes seized the bundle und handed II 70 The
, 1870-08-06
To Tux.PAxA~

s1 aas e ~ s:sy be able Tie
To Tnx-Payers.
The City Collector has published tne lie, a, ,.u
sonS nis. aad corporations returned to hitn a,
lie delinquent" hJ bis predecessor. Tor the var
~ r. r. sod a.. e. 1nd hat Tor 1885 win appe1z To-
etn1. 1ns As1a lot succeeding years f5cudtno
tnst OF the present Collector, viii follow in tnesf
ooeI Ia4-p2yesB will ind these lists an interest
WI ypas .ne ~ NE names Of many prominent iadl.
deanifed s by law, In the corporation nrHspsper.
aao .1n rss Poated u the Collectors omce
f,.,,i.e SoontJ Tfeasasrrs ot1ce now oIera every
Maea e,aas There Is large aud competent force OF
III " o1 1and, anu bnslneas Can be transacted
w.. Mnn riomPtnesa and despAtch. The adyerrised
70 theIs VIII be rush Immediately bciofe he
une OF sale. Persons Wishing TO avutd tne crowd
u eps aelay can de SO By paying shetr taxes
Memphis lnhumanlty.
younE man named Forrest, from Chicago,
va. va u.owncs in the mississippi River near Xoia,
one 81 the sand bars In the adjoining s;ate Of Ar
kAhsas- but within slight OF the cttT nf Mrmnhtss
!, I9s cJ authorities declaed to bury il, aud therc
u Ia My ioE Gays, fostering In the tun, the prey Of
s, snnofea Some yonng men unaliJ found the
s1s1s1on and It their oxn expense gsye ii decent
strangers Is thas speeimrh Pais y, tfeass r. dead
yaunted Southern chiyalry and hosptaity1 CIT
eaeo you'd not do anytil!nx OF tie Iit3d. cref1
fs1e T.sn f1q4 ns e6psoea!so 6etoIe y MOI tue en-
ouf coast We would bury them win pleasure.
Accidents.
On hs Se1h e eSa' son of eenas
lnR TO Jump on freight train ueaf Aurora- an
dnnssuaJ evening slipped underline wheels, which
Il nsaa Ia, IL T. iii aupaaon
-Qn "Wednesday evening last little daughter
, 1870-08-06
"srALDrsos oLua," useful In every house.

Chappea Hands md F2ces Cured
byk pstnG JaQfpef Tar Soap. Made By CaSWeu,
uazard i ca, Sew YORK.
, 1870-08-06

Cod Liver 81l,-HaxAr1 l. CR9We11B Cod
Liver Oh Is the be3t-AdreFffsenenk
, 1870-08-06

CHc1Go, AnFN, 16.1.
san rlerf. !. Moon sisa ..,..,3:l3 D. m
Sun fets.-.-..-..-7:op NJ. Moon srt4........0N II L u
, 1870-08-06
GENERAL SCHEECK.

able 70 its growth. Atplendid crop Is m
pAted.
, 1870-08-06
CoUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EOR SAIR- SslS4ACRES OF PNE LAND LYING
aions Hen c1Ipec River. Wis. md aeso0t y roilta
from Gsren Bay ard tcEn Of Aene@lnsS Ga1 p
, 1870-08-06
RIOT At HARRODsBURG, KY,


AsN AfANN ~ 4A1E0 A4NA UunOEO
From thr Lpuisriii< Courier, .auy l.
From gentleman who azriyoi in tho city
from Ha7odsburg, Ky, on yesterday, ,we learn
tho following particulars OF 3 bloody affair in
that town on Monday last:
largo number of negroes were in the
town. and AL Of them wero voting the Radical
ticket. White Radicals were at tho poll. and
challenged every Democratic voter, The
election passed OF quietly until abous O'Clock
in the afternoon, when 4 difficulty arose be-
tween young man named s. Il. +. Lawrence
and negro. They engaged in hsnd-to-
hand fight, and short distance from the
Court Nonse LAWRENCE shot tho negro, aud
then ent bis threat: ncatsss eever;ag Liz hssd
from his body, killing him Instantly. The
fight created great excitement. and in short
tltnc about 260 negroes, armed with muskets
and shot-guns, collected in the vicinity OF the
Eourt House, and one OF them shot Lawrence
through the body, inflicting wound from
which he died instantly. 4 shot fred by the
negroes struck Il young man, son Of Mr..
bank, and who had taken no part IL the affair,
killing him INSTANTLY. ". II. Hawkins (white)
was se1iou1ly wounded, and Matt Bradshaw
(white) had his throat cut with = ball. About
one dozen white men were engaged in tho
difficulty Several others, besides the above-
named, wcro slightly injured. Two negroes
and eight or ten Others were wounded The
~lites we're armed only with pistols,
At least i've hundred shots we.o fred.
The negroes then retre4ted toward
the subu1bs Of the town. when
the peace Iv-dispoeed citizens inte1fered and
4uclled the disturbance. and placed stsouc
guard over the town. The most intense CT.
c'tculent prevailed, aud the bloody no, was
rerr nearly renewed On Tuesday BY tho al
tempt Of young Hawkins to ehoot negro
named sneed, whom he accused OF having
allied lawrence The negro seized the pistol
just ~ Hawkins was about to fire, and held it
until Colonel Chenoweth and others sncsee led
IL disarming Hawluns- It is said that both Of
The p..ties between whom the difficulty orig
inated we're under the influence OF liquor
The good citizens Of the place deeply regret
still lert in the towr to prevent repetition
Of tho bloody scenea.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
A<z"9f'"' hs' tAra; =. nx'pa:eA to tie Lousrz1
4 bloody riot has occurred at HarrodsburE.
About o'clock. Monday afternoon, in front
OF the Court Honse. the place of voting.
whete there WeEe assembled large crowd Of
negroes, fight took place between white
man named Peter lawrence and negro, in
which both we're killed. This, it seems. WAS
the commencement Of 4 general tight between
whites and blacks, in which firearms were
freely ueed, and quite 4 lumber on both sides
killed and wounded, the fight lasting about
hAH an hour. The following whites were
sounded: Johnson, Hawkins, and bradshaw,
the first named supposed to be mo1saily.
Three negroes were killed On the spot oue OF
Abram Smith, ana some twenty wounded.
, 1870-08-06

H,ANTEDLTo BuY-A lot on THE FEsr
W Side, betwcer sul:on and JAtkso',-stA and al
ii Rcekwrltst Addrr.s " I 4. raaae enoe, 4Safi1s
e1,;ytt 1t Iauc, ff1c4 k1d locality.
, 1870-08-06

Diminished Average Yaeld md Az.
ErrEnte Product - Fifteen million
skuhhefs-Ssrcntly Improved Qunlf-
~ Of No~ Whcut-Thc Net Value
Of the Wheat Crop Double thnt OF
LsAAt Barley, Oats, and Corn.
, 1870-08-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

T7OR SALE-IWFYTY.FIyE YARDS OF GOOD
T secondhand carpet md soIe other furniture En-.
ruire At lSa RA4k RahdoiphAt.
FOR SALK-THk FURNlTURK AxD LEASE or
r. 1u,Al boutc On Wess WAkhtugtpp&t for aaje A. !.
ha1k1ia Loss1ion rerJ desirable. Add.rts g. III
bEn4 Office.
, 1870-08-06

EoH SAILS PkR WKKK-PAln FOR N A
Je1L o1lsndd lots on high and dry ground. eonve-
tdsnt g Sas a1d o1ty z rtde hon tho cuners
, 1870-08-06

pA naef S1IEu1%s a. sr1s TOYS @ tcE: SUITABLE FOR
III " Wasttn1touts,, Room Il eoes7. Apply ~
, 1870-08-06

l1ATEST RIGHT AND oruxn L1vg ary c:1,
:! Aod ~" -+'fl.ti.n: Rat s,-ak+ Tor i..rls crr
Snaufe ~ 1MaH capital IL Suuth G1a7k &: kosaI
Ia. "Hl TER. BEING N A BUSINESS THE
49, i", 'hlSh I. ah"rt over. oall Hike 10 euEaso
~ ~ r. sshs s9 ~ o1t-n-rs during th1 winter in.
fs"tl H'Hee ahd tsetrtr centrally located II w-N
taown anA has Tf.t esas business 9r AT
tres LltLtO pAALOS. TEituna otiscs- 3AA'
N"ASTED-rO BTY FOR CASH. I.ntFs. Avn
tntfmcnt 2 rnty.oa ct.auk. lt -+udis letter u
- 4l-t'EN, xn J. W<tl$et. you sau tad purchaser.
WAS1EpTO rGKCEAsE-AN OFFICE STAND.
~ ipS n.fE. from at1 - ieet in length: afx
''eai0'ii s'zes3 safe AdGfe-ss " L. Tribune oiIrr
WASTaD-F1OrR BARRELS-H EsT
= M kTZ. lS3 Nopn,-4t. 'S' !"
, 1870-08-06

R0ARp-Dy YOUNG MAN. FURNISHED
- :iccpine room, with arr4kiA. an en1rern prirste
H.dc1Ate tet1Is- Acress. atatns price. C. Tribune
R0AED-A GESTLEAAS AND WIPE DESfIiE
beaE5 AID apartments. in The southern nat nt IN.
CITY, nat g e1cet-t Els Ter wc-k- Addsrst PHOFES-
, 1870-08-06

A'''l kH& 4SAOeA&A A&4 ANV Hl8t, 0t3dQE3. luf
t:'rir s*t,r sp!l.t Of nationality. DO they not
',''sttltulr .rn'ng the Americans n4toa, ! race
araH Aott of then belun4 10 The must bi,otel
u'asincins pzoofs: Here they arc. have been
myself. as siomrus. in TWO Of the most r,nspteu-
nEs Ss,:a1, la,utusions tn the States, Viz: ST
Fsaneis SEMINARY. Ee21 Milwaukee. There NJ
f.ti'n:. l:c.e German ~a,rato;s Of ya'wh 'rnrt
wha: shrs termed The H1n-.sn s1sx s1'!, saa!n~ "
y"unr men w-re taught u ab;tcase their raf,nn.i
leca1':cs. si:d to MAKE sere animals Of tna sr.a
~ lracssl.g tlsnd ote,iienes As heavenly md
n''st N'Fsotfous virtue. There. hare Hesr1f
with sn1t:e own caFS pfofeksor1 OF theology rfo-
s*ss:tE IA tss mett Insulting manner, agaln4t Inc
AUsfcAr splfts OF the American Catholic rr3-zts.
stall tort'rar.
LIT us throw 4 s1ance a. Europe. Where ar.
shc rirs: nu1Tux-nsln.ieG Cathollcs-1he ultra
tnuntanes-to be iouud7 In t1erlnany and 1tAy.
Whu offered most t!'ter re4ts,ance TO the Popes
.sst m'aH:h'e snHn:a, ana to thv papI ebesuach-
FTenrn GSllicanE- III I gEns1 etror to suppose
that France is Ro:nan Catanle- The Liberals
%uni IN e.s:nheim!GT nai:r!,y here, aa, we're
GeI11na ccaiiticu against 4 new French republic,
Napoleon wonId be hurled down from his h-one
s0me practical lnfallIl..lfsts-as suppose them
tn i&4lecl1rs the French to be an nnta ok:ny
,,auop, beeanse they arc 20 lively An3 hot
.,t+1,cttt Without pretending u dive into scien-
,:uc uchnicallucA. lay down the following u. !
I.hrsjulCEirA! 21iom. ING lIi0N Is q VIAL nlId,
;,n,st AKIN to our spiritual substance ITSELF II II
lncst powerful redecung mInor, converting g he
III. : a1le amount OF mental caraciti~s IN t~o In
tlt,,s,ua,s the enc posseAseai Of sAnx1tne TIM.
permanent shiII cxlncc much 1ccnef, wider sad
tut1t delicate serse OF observation than his
sh:-e.uatlc fr.low-1naD. ne will lecl and fsa0zc
mucN ,uo.e perfectly the " "beau Efeai." Of forms
especially; an,! he will be more redned Of course,
IN Lis Thoughts. manners and !A:1rus@e Atlsth'
~t.Ak slnasc al.1 Gaelhe re.e very lar from te-
lnng1ng tu ihr rhleRulauc category. And TIE hat.
hl,'ods1l an'i .te!,-inindrrl GTerks VI antiquity
produced greater 'urn, In philosophy, nr Aod II
craiu1s:, tn7n the ral+gmatic Rau.aus ever lid
SuNr aeIuowlctlEr sunse re1Lii!y taAn tue French
the large snar: the Ge7naus caa claim In tue pro-
rrrss III our race, Hut my reason sco,ny The ftea
Vi 5ud having entrusted the revrlat1nn " his
,aRs-lneral and pn5bical-so ou- people exetu-
rlycly. viz, the Germaus; this In Iew wish Idea
Who tired ec:tnce, philosophy, and tlto1ngy frlm
nv An>tntelisn 'rst difitt 4 Frenshmaa, wa0
c enanc!patian Of mankind was wrought hJ
thpte who khsok the foundation not only q
l'ur#1J rs Luther did, bnt Of Ft1testAntlsm itscf
knu Of tie OLD rotten soc!al or'ier Yea tue Autho
ii thr French revolution have discovered = pure
auu Lubler thEiEtiaulty- Tsry, ntsi ot Ill, har'
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Mr. t1H7r o. lsr rrt' Frf'' d Tunes
hope 10y Young friend '' About t5 be 90 VIII
not compel me 70 retr.,t tie very sincere COM
pliment ! intended % offer the otler dag. bare
say, however, be uses fewer words aud better
logic before the court than be thinks alsnte1 %
q nou-legsi-a mere " metaphysical 80 mind.
lie probably does not expect the JIIc To- ar
ccpt small wiz. and q smile from tine tsr-cyeu
if he should not fail 90 excite it-flr argument.
He endorses essentially al, my language in
regard to the duties Of husband and wir. sui
then accuses me of '' misre1resoutiu- tlr mar
riace relation in that I assume that this Ian
cuage really means whst it says, whereas il Is
only " figures Of speech" and is o. be taken in
o pickwicki4l sense. Il follows then. as is i'm
piled 10 the female suffrage movement. that
marriage j., partnership, the same i4 Lia3 a-
that among business men.
have also. e. seems. ''uisiuterpreted the
marriage unity" Because .'neither party is
ia fact TRANSMITTED into the other. nor is there
in f1ct a third compound created distinct from
each the identity Of each is ia fl-f preserved
in presence. mind, conscience. will. aad so the
responsibilities Of each. IN f4cf they are tWsin
still" Here are in fact four yer, important
." fscts' Exactly SO. my y-lne friend, how
could It be otherwise How else could there be
p unity Need remind graduate from
under the late Prof. Torrey that q unity Of
which the elements are spir.,ual beings. nece-
sarily implies distinct persouslitie-7
Metaphysics third compound n' alas for
the soul that is no longer metaphysical
They are twain sull, but with relations 50
intimate that ve may well speak Of them AZ
one. Doubtless 1t is the duty Of husband and
wife to conform to each other as far rs possible
in all things Here It Is admitted what Of
course i. we're absurd to deny. tnat the essen
fiqY princiDle Of the marriage relation Is that
the two persons have common interest, a com
mon aim, both seeking the good of each and each
the good of both All admitted duality, diversity,
contrariety Of interests is foreign to the very idea
contradiction in terms, that is an sbsnriitv.
Now [ grant you, as said before. that rational
creatures are not always reasonable. and that
the idea Of the marriage unity can not always be
perfectly realized the law Of the relation car
not be perfectly obeyed. although the obligation
of obedience 10 it is always present Whatth then =
and here is the very point which my friend has