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, 1870-03-13
A Captive A,noDE Indians.

FranElln Maxwell, q Ea1 aSou' IS ye31s OF age,
rat:Fe Of Ausu5'a, *isn vile llvlcx s:'a ter
fa1e1 Il Nes sth.an. waited npoa Us la:ety, uad
presented Fercr. a1d c@fu1caEeS @hca aIpclsea
ltte for the ptst aur Jear7: Early c the reoe!lon
a5i:rx ,ne 'sao Sar ris=ou: s rscsis!us -: asana
Bt!rE Discharged ut 'ht expiration OF hts :tr1 CT
LET 6, +: .sttIssL e Nzas; ast sh,.s yess. azo
employment Rrscnlng nesrott he engaged ~
Nseo-er ior the Ealreu States ARD w1s orocred %
i, Tns1e ,of ssr se1es 1T Je. o. Va -
vsf!ous 70 Els While the Eover1r1e1: n1d fcr.s OF
reEtezvuus fer t.oeps.
co. duc e. sQrply t1zla in the Pawn T.ne vi
leJ, shout eC0 nlss eou:a OF The Pacific E..srnsd,
Tue train wss suspE.sed By Essle ket.!s'd osai =
Indiacs, several Ct the aht.e3 ktNtd, sct he ar1
hve Others taken prisoners he nmsef lectlsel
tFo 1ounes II b.. leg, one fo h,s SIDE ste q hluH
Iaiep TO Lite Ke:nes M esgp, 80 ~5ea I'll oas airs:f
aze eenlred- TKo ot tae whites m. stl;ed aod M
Gee1se To1p, os Wtn:a.o5 Tne eca'7s we.e
h1pg upon pole ard tae Eea:p darce p.'for1sd
As1weIl ntE,e!f csue very near meeting the fase
st'zed rim b. the ssoaAler,, wntls third be-
lLne are platn1J vts bic. Az tn.s pslar Max ae:
had the pIeiet ca Of nind to Essse kaown ~ n:5
an7 feT id'.S a. ~o:1s ~n'oa +
icy Ind tcc.eeo 70: theta-a. saross:s- as
nent which acted like rca2Io On the ssad
mer. auo leH khern 10 dtrtst. lie then led II e
TO pr, ate to1 IN trs wsgo1s which thej ca1
cre1ooftd: where saa a1all q1an'l:y o. 4hcse
ofdc!es 70 oserloFsd EsIo the Indiana = ths
IFcovffy Of tteae articles, th3s taey spared MAJ.
~esls life. ako ss otce took Lin 10 q wlzwar.
where a s4caw cid rp nls N1uLd II raw ruI4o
rote.
Maxwell Was made practically 1lsys 70 tas
eaEd-dih whatever be xss como aeaed 70 dc.
edd vent Fisn them oo t1e'r tu1ttuR parties It
d1st ha Wa uexted harsh r, bat Is re learned
Eo.e Of tneir rracntrR, bis treatment bec4I1e
ttser. When he had reached the polGt Of e,u"c
snd began 10 think IT w29 uI7e tor HIN ii ssIe
tqusw to wife. AL ,eIa ums Nal.
we'll, white appe as!nz very much assach.d - nts
1ndtsn vile. Was ali taa whls aeek,rK an o3sor-
tnnirJ 70 eaeare. F:nAilt, on the l5sa ul-, vaeo
cut % a buoAo Fun. Nlr1 tae icd!a1s. 10 Eao-
4ged In the chate to separate ntC1tcif fTnN as
11u1an conradfs, ard, afeer 5ortnf1nsH FA1~
oer'uY, reached United States frontier tof1-
Here he *as enabled 10 cnapEe his QaEu for soIe
Chicago By Un1ted states ou1cefa
, 1870-03-13

Icr Sale ArrlT1l-Accou1t OF ths
IoyaIc-Coz1d,t,on o1 1Aa P&AAscu-
Rers-Canso OF rhu Delay.
-sess fori tAzreA ~ hs.pdaeA to he cineiaaati
c.MmsTeiut.
Ts:5 EorarG at 1i:ls. ;eiex.am iaFoeusd tho
ci'E tsnt tae To- m artrg Steamer. the Sutde+ Was
1lslb,e, IL the tttlt4, 1rciu 'ns high.4nds- a.
nton secold Essssse announced t0xt the Val
COG ID: 90 aader Sal a.d s;ts!n-
On 'he rtceIp. uI The talriGeece con9rztnla-
tory me-a11=a *ccr n4.seu Of ~ tn3 Atlantic
esn!e 10 al pa1ta u Europe, te!ii2s o1 her ssie
a. o'clock tie sni t pas o1 quarantine, where
Bht y ~ iptta atl, oeatd-d ~ DR.. Heed. aho. lee
permitted ncs 20 ateam up 1ae bag altar an hoar's
ua;eatiou. D0r ng int. tI4mlnatoa = skescer
s.t'ssd nrirS,.s !..sn m.a: aad yesss.sls' :er
satLt> OF shr Ice:
Tour ce1re>p5Ldens bearded the ve.ttl in ta.
ltglet 1p. Tra .asctA were oreIctnwd.d ws;h
eA'G1a: IT, Tno seemed ov-rto5ed ut oe!tG aba "a
Tee me slxsn us!es ;,css sEd s,tst:st!o
1eEsi IL s:ata Of l'th Hh:cn aeens TO oe in- VT.
ate sI9osg rats: nRe's o. that cl1sa "a OCEAN
lars p.ssaSc} we:e o.ack md rs1uai: u::elly
deprFed Ct :Rh:, ard we're iEpr:aoned oeIultn
ds1ts, In eeupsr.u.ea; nc 4 tnc anips ssde, s1h
the e.tnch WIS pOt:rlyely aaf!bg.
h'cecu3 tes.na Hh:ca were cccupteA by thirty
Tia 4 ane s:sa tses- .ss sesiy isc:eus. @ ] sni
the pastscas n Fhn c7a In tuls part OF tho vel
rel h~ss 10 lLank It cir consiituiosp. rssner tnan
tho shsp, for tneir asr.v.l IN tlls COUNTY,. ca
pen't1s &cte worsirx with asac1isJ In te1olis1-
iIE. rna an az md aanres al restises Of re
From cap.a'n sch~~s1. hardly word Of ic:or~
The saidt is an ca salrg car. which tzs
Al okc sack rases al q loat wonderfully ar l:e
srEle, her tetn nphI or:x rig III sul'a tseain-
H. IL ;x'fers. asa a:coS;s Tor I'll. sad ae; PIE.
viCE9 p:ttsl:te3 y3,bgts.
, 1870-03-13
1R1 ooIRr HQuaE cAsuA1rY,

1oe aa!i ns the roolIof the new west
veg "a we ooust house. yestdfdsy' came
~ sS>A ou"e A''eoo'o oy SERIOUS loss Of
lue@ A1l' 20 pe9son "aa actually killed, Ia
~ oue ~ elAoef 'ne "t'aom or Tho aAu OF
~ a.ela.esss' oonuacsors' or any other
person 1eapoonole tof me construction Of
s ptaE' ne Pooao may nave cauae
W oonRf o,Ate sneaselses tnas this weak
ues'0 n'Atae 'tee'' anoWn oeiofe Tho building
~'a' oeo"pteo' anu tnAs II was not post
91eo u. .nn naaofeo s'cslms wese buried
991et .ae .fu1na. - from the ! tlrat these
9o4o'nes navo not nad tho confidence q
1oe paolic' - Inc walls bare been settling
ana oleak1ng' aad the liberal application
q puay mas never aTA1led to keep from The
PUBLIC eye the seans aud cracks, and other
1n0easaons OF untimely ruin. These were
apparent In the east wing long before its
walls were carried nbore the second story.
In September last, the Supervisors undet-
took to Investigate tho affair, but the in-
quity WIS covered by cloud Of experts
In architecture, who denied that there had
evu been any defect,
The calamity Of Saturday resulted from
the ansutheiency Of the supports to the
root. These supports rested on brick walls
twelve 1nches thick Mr. Letz asserts,-
and Ee suppose tsu'y,-that the walls have
Settled, heSeoy desaugtng the supports Of
, 1870-03-13

Th.re ase csc co.orsd -Eisraen q: Wuuag:oo,
NC
scErr rennesa arc ro7 nsskt,g us. Of electric
lty.
Portsmouth. n. T., exhibits los pound ood-
hsh.
The Scx Yo,f rrnkeretses EXC cut ths'r hcare
b. the fale OF theit photographs
Ic New Tc1I a reduction In the pr4ces OF nd
n&pion TO tbeatres Il Advertised.
v:,Htt.s CITY iR to bc the sctne Of warz,ac
ia ch FOR purse & 81, 200 AID the chanp.o1sh,p
Of Sercda-
Toe Ban FraucIsosns aye 20 wei, satssaed with
the success Ct tneis great rnus'r4i fesuva,, lee.
they thlok Of harlog l.repeatea A.n1al,y.
The Columbus g. C., PAealz con2a,us tia:
st CO TIT LRst&A:uzs tour1ed taeta ara Lo pu ac
amuseEents IN the city.
It cost Si,sls 10 was1 toxele for the Treas3y
Department at Washington las: Jear, rad lhe1c
were ", 900 towels washed.
Dover. n. H., with 1900, lnhabitsuts, spcats
SEQ tlty for fLto1!ca.llg EG acfs or $lI4 5eae
tot each voter.
Geu.1al Walker reports that the Chinese !ua-
ported by him to Wotk on tbs TeIA+ CootEai Ksll.
road labor ftesdf1J with doci1ity, AID evlnee not
the slightest nc1lnIs.oa 70 st1.sc. lie t. abou: TO
sGrd tor nore.
Ire recently discovered sutph+r miues Ia La7,s-
| isns have tRured IN novel l&N huis, Tbs m.
era Of the land claimed ail the sulphur, because
tbey lessed the property otly for the putoosa Of
| boring for oil. and the corrn have decided tns,
the TWO parties shall sna1e snke IN the sulphur.
| 4 fes Or1snna paper lalnants the eecltne OF the
bar IN tnat city, zs3lng tnas rhlle II cal IL.
| cfeastd 10 Eoea than -foue hundred nemoeff.
cot cor ccEres 'he acrai sion rha: nct oue.fozr:a
4 Of them are lawyers in the tue s+pse OF tbs
terE, but merely attorneys for collecting claiEA.
Avery plettr anda!np!e arrangement, by walch
| gold fahes a2d cauarJ cIds ute ma.e TO appear
to bs Joint occupants Of a h1ge vAse Of wa:e,, is
trttirg 10 be q popular ra.t Of houeeacld Qua.
mebtA11on. It Ia vhty simple: The bottom OF kbc
vase IL roncaso-cunve1. the spex rising about Of
! teen nthes abora The bale Of The C.fcu lfsrsEce-
| This dome fc1Esg tho euperstrucuts Of the bid
cage, AID the bottom, supplied with drawers ard
| plo2eily ventilated. serTes as PEDESTAL fo7 the
vase,
The Leulsv:i1e Sim ss}s; "Oze OF the gseates;
| ns1ursl c7r.osl!es, OF NC might say mouatfoJ,rts
that We hate seen OF head OF for lotQ tine car
nov be seen At the drug store OF GeosRo ", An
der,op, corner Of Fifteenth and Walnut a'rca,1, Il
being tottlre mcla NOT less th4u pig x1lotn
Aty hair upoa IL body, 8n1 With complete Gle
phsnta head, big cars, unak and al com 2lete. 1
wa otc Of litter Of eereu, all tho TEST OF hIcf
were perfectly natural"
4 vs:;ef II the BALTIMORE dustrisar, who ha
been the1e, Gays that s'The Monarch II G1ca
slip IN her comforts aud luSurics Her ot1cer
hsve tEe1r guA1tsza IN ropH1k suca ~ asa cn1
fouId In lhn houses Of tho opnltnt denl1sns Q
1.-the ehore. They dino On oiled wAlCut tables. IA
sleep in state OF patent fpr1ng mstsrcs.eA Fo
eertecl tv1rE, for entertaining v:st:Gsr, sud 10
cr,lkfng Her Gracious MAIelty3 health, he
cabins cannot te nutpt44t2,"
, 1870-03-13
THE STRENGTH OF WoMRH.

The New York Times argues that the
granting Of political equality to women
will result in no socia! revolution; that
women have not the health and strength
that arc Necessary to success in politics, at
!, the ba1, aa physicians, or in the other labo-
1ieus professions; and that no very large
class Of then. will try to shine in spheres
for which their strength does not adapt
them. Says the 7iD,s:
"Tta Lumber Of NO ca. eyen In eaty ctrcuu-
statcts. who can seep hoosn without fee!!rg wnas
ore csllei ~ 'ea'es' ose:ane1m,ne. Z alsrmtuRj
neot OF seIeRusx-hssa or four sIl so,d-acd ths
oitt fteg Of h!eaktatt ncd ttnter, zpl tia su7er.
tcoarlnr, and they nase = he horne. les il be
remembered, rtthtn tie p,ivacy Of hou.,
with unst and sea.ons perfectly within
ns sas, Gssc s.* "na un
tbs n 20 l'rh: as 70 have easy mtust, o. ssrang
lett for ht ornpsr trAn!r OF tnet children or inc
duties Of even moderate amount Of hospt,lsy.'
This Is hardly fair argument. Fer wo-
mans housekeeping work, the immediate
caro- Of servants, ard, especially, Of very
young children, la even moro annoying and
wearing upon men, wien obliged. tempora-
ri]y to assist IN it, than upon women. It
does not develop strength like mans ont
door exercise, and yet it demands it. It
requires energy and industry, and yet has
| less OF tho stimulus Of tangible results--prof-
| it, sucoess, and achievemont-so that many
women find it hard to be ambitious in it.
On The contrary, the women who resort to
masculine occupations do not seem to fail
In the needed strength oftcner than men.
! One Of the most wearing, though exhi1a-
! rating, Of all occupations, isthe frequent nd
dressing Of public audiences; yet for eight
yearz We presume no puhlio men living have
spoken ofteuer, or to lsrger audiences, than
| some women whom VIC could nano, o,
have III the intervals performed more
miles Of travel or gwen more hour
to study and social intercourse. We
doubt il with like training there
Is any average superiority OF men over
women in health and strougth. Among the
laboring classes, OF those equally seicntary,
We believe the women viii be found
generally equal in strength to the men. Du,
in families whore the men have the benefit
Of all the mir, excitement, and e1ezciae, nue
the women arc sedenta,y or indolaut, thes.
is Of course an infe1iority in muscu1a!
strength among the latter. eTen this ver,
often Indicating no inferiori.y in powers o
endurance, Of intellectual effort, or in aver
age duration of life.
, 1870-03-13

the National. OF. eta.e, O. municipal gov;
e<nnent whore m oash 10 support tho con.
aatnaoo l. required, who il not Wiling to
swear fidelity to tho religious faith recited
in tha preamble. It is not onlyan cath Of
helief in the Christian religion, but hi the
particular form uf that religion set forth.
1et thespeop1s who proposed this auasnd.
nent affirmed that they did not propose to
unite Church and Stats they only wished
70 declare By Law that The religion Of the
majority, being the true religion, the whole
nation Shonld unite In declaring it to be
such, whether they haliaYa IL a. noi:.. :
, 1870-03-13
A RELIC OF TIE PECULIAR IEsTIrU-
TON

Twenty years nco n non nama7 I;daa,,
md nnother n,n,ed J,nou l,v,,o nm,
n.5pbbo,;c1 n1an.at;ors Il, Jn,;e7ana Nj.
nnar,e1 tha o,,o;na, merits on1 o;r.nm.
stapcea ,f ub;ch bovo 1ono .;nca b.a, a.
gotten. The oaarra, rirsnea into fc,d
in which ,ha men voron and cb;l,,ran for
miles snpnd hac,ma ,,,-t;ao,s Ont-,;n-
inc d.ra and bo,;,,avs Il r,.. oono,.r
thinc far The Jon.a f,ct;on IN n,,to a sn7-
don ;,asoant nnon tha I;,,,1a,, ,.,,1 ana
h.ro q +,,bt ,,tt, A,;,,oa a;.t,,, ~ ~,
nnro .r3 fa, ~. T.as.', r,a, -, -a,u,a 80
ra;d :, A. 49, a 49,. =. -. -;
o;daa snd ae 1,,.a. easas ~ ~ - ..a,.1;.. | . s.a
.-,:. ,,s., :, -
....e s' IEa:... ..A'e rn nsNeso ~ A1J
1.,,.n - 'oa, IL ".'.a
.1lu'e.' Aaa 'oAeS' "n1 tncs' u toeu oeieu-
eofs' eooA an 1csa'o part susponaeo toe
.suu 4os eo1no yens' wv. "uoa .ne ".t "as
s.,.1 " .a' e1'sAa. pa,'.a1s y. Do'a
r n...o slE w ~ 20 te u'eu On
..s e,,,'a. ~...H ~. ~ ,,r y, "oa
,t~cs, tho oriG;.,. co,..s.a,,a W. 49, 80 ~ 70.
.horoo5 En.h "a. 80 - e.:.s. W 49,
~ ~ - 80, @ nse 80 go Lieu
H., 49, -eaa...s % ~ 1e,s;.aa ~ - saN 80 ~ p
-sa, sao .han ,,.n.a,;on o~.a, ,s ~
T;ssa,, -. So =. = s-,;s.,1 .,:
ao1 I".1s VS. ~ ~ ,sase - ~. 1oA oao. m
o ,a"s - r. hs4aa ~ s-a 40 TT, Ds- =, w.
-Au1 ~ 49,: - ~ 'up.oteo
rnrs,oeo Nv, NJ, 5,r;no - n1ro,aas s
- ~ SSea..t- .aa.,s 60 e,s Psssa ~
s1:. ~ ep ~ - =. -. s -sa.@A ~
=. - ....,ss. - "..soy 80.
~, w ', .ha, ~" ss..a. ~ ~ ~ - W -. s,. ~
honott @ .hnt insts.d If conra~;,, tn 1ans.
~ !. ,'..s. - T;sas,, Dsmass w" ''
rsnos ~. I 1an.a ~..o1tss - ,saa, na.aa;. ~ ~ -.
| 80. - 49, ~ f1sa
- c,.,,,>.ss. s. -. ~ r.
% = ~ o~,s..e ..s -. ~ ~
~ 49,. -. - M ~ ,;,,sa 80 49,, -. s ...s ". W..
~. w, ~ -. ..a.|D ~ s-e ~
-. T:,sau sae.. ~ e ~.
T ~. p'ea " vac
poA'' wv s@a "ouea Wv u 10 o'o "
soHe" ~e@'1 so"o W "fa ~ 'ae ne1'
5 s1sus,1.a,;s1 ' $3.50. 80 49,
, 1870-03-13
PERSONAL.

The nanrer1 Of the Prince OF Astu.1as arc as.d
to be ~ hsd ~ hts 1notatrts morals.
The President has promt.e1 to ylslt G3sezunr
Je~sllst Hartford On the ID ot July.
The New York EcTii esy1 that Peter q. Sxee+
ney has, within the swo cara, Tecelvsd ss3,e fox
ter MINUTES ,abor tn signing Two cnccis rs c:g
Chamberlain.
F1itce Pierre BonspA1te hiss received present
ZOO aep7sat,ou Of young and oean'itut Amtsi.
can women, ia the ahApo Of foKl1G piece, richly
orcsu cnsed with gold and stl7e1.
Patti writes gulhlnE letter to her hEctnsrsl1-
law about the orde1 nf Merit given her BY the
Czar. Art says; "You csuuot conceive ny great
jsy.r Also. that tucn decoration was never oe-
fore gwen, except TO great Artists, aiscr tweusJ
Jesss OF nnosc, and saen not 10 richly mounted ~
htrs.
Qaeen vlc'or!s, tie Lnrdou couEs JouEnzl ssys,
u prepsrirE 70 g back to Scolsnd. TEE se1sou.
It is sad. she viii start eaylles than Usual, and
s:A5 later Tnere Is tall, also, of The Prince And
Ptince1s Of Wales going to 1olJrood to reside
dn.ins AaJ. 1noe, and Jol5.
proi. Slltm2n. Of Tale College, Ia fAred far and
wide fer shc marvellous seaqu,pedAu:y-as b:
wcu1d cAtl n-of hia language. TIE following
ssnts ucs aa1sally formed ahs Introduction TO 4
lecture On nxyven: "Tne o!eagnous and lami-
rferout effects Of o1ygsnased mutlsuc ss:d sre 50
fnRar,ous srd segregated, thsi VIC ate totaliy IN.
able TO recognize the contents By my practical or
tneo1eucAi view Of tAelr ~ ynQotno1s coruscs'ions
and a.nuoetaea which they 10 often exhibit
Ths Nex YORK ConA5ei7l Adrsrtiter Of the S.a
snys: Lewis B. Ao.owy, n vary ftsp.ctan.s-
look.rK old gentleman, : manufacturer Of Eeytbes,
nom Eewpcrt, Conn, unfortunately Visited tue
Stock ExchHuRo this morning, wearing IN anti
QuAted white hat. which At cDcc excited the A.
sers.ve admiration Of The horde Of young b.otera
whose pezstoa for fun 70 often leads them into
unnccnsed roW65t1n. Tbe poor old gentleman
wal Knocked about from pli2f to post, bis pesson
aasaulted, hlh bat abused, until ns last he VIA
drtven Almost citu1cted to the street, It'll to-.
lowed BY an excited crowd Of hsokcfs, where he
| drew pistol upon his to1Enantotz. Htre tho po.
lice ,ntetrered. and d1arged tue untortnrA's nan
70 the station huuse, wceEe he It'll nes, condEcd
I In 4 common cell. None q tte broken were II
Festedr
| Isls announced that Ar. GlALstone'A eldeAt aor
u engaged to be usrz4ed to 8 daaaates OF Ea.
F1txv1liam. Lord Fl'xv1lHAr Is tha head Of ,hs
greatest Wing family n Yorkshire, aad derives II
opmmons income frnm HI ooinety. and oshel
psoperty. Tne FltzNilltaruA enjoy tho estate.
which formerly belonged 10 TIA Marquis Of Ro:f
lrsham, Prime Atr1s:er Of George III, snt
tho friend and patron OF Edo1uud Burte Went
worth Hou8a. the family aess in fusksntse, II 5aH
TO be the larXess nouse Ia EeE1aod.-sae fAca3o
| 10 3ards long. This II tha sAco3d Earrta2'
formed BY the GlAds1ons &an1ly with nstnoots O
the Rpkllsh &1tztouscv,-kr., 0!ndrors1 noNa
daughter OF tia brother, ma lAte Captain 0iaa
stone, haEiuE married the Enl Of Deluote, no
QoFktspe Of New Saush RAeA.
, 1870-03-13

vsc2tsh hnrr alist, Who Is OFTEN neuJ or.r
bis personal pl2nuess, :ells this atofy himself:
dese Of morphfn4 for 3 nck friend. Tne rs
a.stans obtec:ed TO give l: 70 ne Httoou: pse.
ss,iplor s,;ssn'5 ffsfg 1sa:I :a;d ts,snded IL
lie usn VITO womb Kill hi11teu ~ Gaz pz
steadily n ne = Dorent ne replied. !" ] dou:
hno... It Reens 10 no II !co1ed lle Jou. I
Ehcutd Ee E1eauy tempted 10 HI GIAe1f.''
, 1870-03-13

Tia Revolution hal CHI for thA annrs1 r,pa.4n,
Of tos National Wouan's Suffrage A.,ocaston Il
Irving nAt, Ees Yo'k,r beginning On wedoe,dax,
tse lita q Mhy next and conttturg- throusn
Tku:eday aud Friday. Tte va;1oos
WdW0n 6nunk6 As1oCt1Hb14 tArcurk,u.
thts e1Entfy, and the Old Wqfld, azo invited 10
sesd neteTaseA The cali stst: s'Tna E1ec1ttve
Cohmitea recommend the If5acds nf vouAo3
suffrage, eTstJ Nnefe, to cunnentyetu thetr ecprt1
upon Tho work Of securing = NxreertA ena.u-
nenf 70 t69 fsdeeat po0k<Hutan to1t aaan pro
oIolt any 8t1ts from d.11fAofllstQS a7Z u III CID.
E1-a TN eerou-t Of Nx."
, 1870-03-13

Tho meeting adrssstsed 70 take plaes 1t
Fxrveu Hall on Saturday evening, to: mo
.nortalize Congress on the subject OF rs-
duchon Of tz1eA and = reform In the rcvs-
nus systom, WAS p0stpored On account Of
, 1870-03-13

CHRISTIANITY IN THE CONSTITUTION.
The convention recently held ut Pitts
burgh to consider the national obligation
o recognizing The Chris.isn religion as
part Of the Law Of the land adop4ed series
Of resoludons- affirming:
]. That. civil government is en- ordinance
OF God Ez7
.. That nations arc morally accountable
to God.
3. That the moral laws under which na-
tions R1a held accountable include the
fuller revelation Of the Divine character
and viii, as eiren in the Bible.
4. That It is the right and duty Of na-
tioos, rs such, no less than the individuals
composing them, to worship God accord
ing to the religion of Jesus Christ.
:. That. in order to 1naintain md give
pesnazeney to the Ch1istinn features which
have marked this nation, II is Necessary to
give them authoritative sanction in our
organic Law.
6. That the proposed amendment to the
constitution will not interfere with the
rights Of conscience, nor tend to unito
Church md State, but will form the
ss,ontest sa'esaA,a " notn 'n' s''" ''''s'
fene'oas merry Oh al' c''lAens
{. Tint the movement u nothing but the
assertion Of the duty and right Of p.ople
"no ota.s'e N 'ne sfu'a o' on11's'Sh''s 10
govern themselves IN onslstaan mannet-
Inc amenonent proposed Il 10 enange
the preamble 10 ene COMMUNION, 80 toAt II
WILL read:
.dsTg .. s q ~ III liz snaFes of 81
s1d poseI tn cru Goss1nm,sni tae LORD !e4a;
III .an - e sappee o.dsr m
constitute Christian zoTernmens"}, It.
This is the old theory, upon which eveF.
religious despo!stn Is founded Il ASSERT
-thtt certain things Are true, IND theI
's~r1s1 That IL Is an fuftuoSmenS <f fh,
, 1870-03-13
1HF WORLD OF AMUSEMENT:

1Ht WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
The auintette Club. I
A Few Words Before Goodbye.
-
The Silent Woman.
She Speaks for Herself.
The German.
With Roland for an Oliver,
. Amuscmcnts.
, 1870-03-13
A Few Words Before Goodbye.
The Silent Woman.
The German,

She Speaks for Herself.
, 1870-03-13

With. q Roland for an Oliver.
, 1870-03-13

satin ar rthbon Wide scarf eusrs cut on the
ola. ard 3. tesxt hs,f a yo,t wide, faY orer the
rrova nr ,ro,n tba ,tde. a,t ara f4a.ened m ,rta
xreat oououe,s Of ceM flowe,t,
The new yet u NOT .. Ill pretty or becoming,
.tnce 1t u worn over the bonne, tea bsrea1n the
chin. one point coming oyet tho face Jnss bsloT
the rote. the other iallirg oser The crown Of tae
tonne,. Its made OF dotted tllczlan, eaged VITA
lace ard Ia edQete. II worn without q bonnet It
Il ve1, pretty. - II forms quite drapesy eao7ga
lor The head In summer.
IN ECONOMICAL SUIT.
Lsd!es who havo three hucdred year To dreIs
on. md contetve TO do II, VIII he p1eased with
desctiat.on Of 3 suit kaw the Other day, gosle en-
up 1or = fashionable Honxn who was uted OF
hlr. It WAS Of due French alpaca, eighty cea,s
ysrt, ard It sook sixteen yards to mate the .nts
Tur skEt wa4 Gu: IN the usc1l 01y-atrr,ph. ha.t
b1eAa1he,!gozed s,le and front. with = h.soaa
rast, the deep 4xrt of which fnrtce, ~. oYsr.
,lresE. Tho bottom OF thu ,tlyt had m. 49,,
usr1ce, about : uuarter NJ . ,,.t go. .s.e esp
lnlr, ,hfee incses az hemmed .inse. ~, s,, aooss
about 1nrec incnea vdc. plated fn,' snd .1,,cns1
, 1870-03-13

q judicial settlement. That railroad COM
panies and other public servants, to whom
the public have given certain franchises on
condition Of certain services to be returned
as an equivnlent; frequently assert despot-
10 viii because they have the power, is m
questionable. It's a short-sigbted policy,
for the public submit only 50 long as they
caInot help themselves, and the evil event
nallv, IN many cases, works its own cure.
But there is, nereztheleas, danger that, in
the growing power Of steam railroad and
/ street sailroaa companion, what was meant
for the convenience and benefit Of the peo-
pie may become absolutely oppressive ard
subversiye of popular rights. In the greed
| Of gain the principle ia lost sight Of, or ig-
! nored, tha. the franchises which belong 10
the people are only lent to corporations to
| BE- used, not for their sole profit
cnly, but on the public behalf. We uro too
| natieut with these encroachmenta Of power
| and submit too often to personal inconven.
isncs and oppression, becsuse what is every.
body's business IL nobodys business, and
accept solitary wrong rather than ente'
upon . troublesome and expansive quarrel
One 7puts up with loss Of few dollars hnt
pe.s on as best he can, with the loss OF hl
seat q. his berth through the fnavery Of
svinning tickst AGENT rather thAn 60 y
the trouble Of appealing from one otacsA
to another, which may lead to no redress
or carrying his casa to court Of law o.
he venda his weasy way home o nights
through darkness and storm, because thes'