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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

Mr.. Allison of Iowa yesterday called the
attention of the House to the fact that the
drawback clause of the bill to revive naviga-
ton and commerce virtually gave subsidies to
vessels in the cOasting as well as the foreign
trade, in allowing drawbacks on their ship
building materials. The argument does not
seem to us 70 bear the stress thus laid on it,.
Our coast trade needs to be encouraged not
Us much, perhaps, as our foreign tunnage
demands increase, and, as long as it is not
by direct money subsidies, we think such
encouragement part of wise policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
"SchOOl- marms" make not less interesting

"SchOOl-marms" make not less interesting
witnesses than landladies and servants with peepins
propenses and ocaed Free Lovers with ideas Of the
own. score Of them have been lately examiner
during the trial OF the School Trustee Hennesse! on
the charge OF taking bride for place in his g Du
these not the only classes who figure entertsnfy
ON the stand The late school scandal introduced
married dame who has peculiar ideas Of her own anu
The dame announced rs matter OF fact
that gentlemen put loveletters n Their psan
the incredulous Uttered on hearing the
statement that under oath and meant TO te ins
whole TRUTH And this she proceeded 10 40 os aa' rs
on trial as much AS was another lady in late more IN
porant ease preferred gentlemens society 10 ua
We hope the habits Of the other witness are pecmal
him. lie announced that he has lived In certain nous
since three years past but previous to tha ne
the StuyyeSant pear for nine years We tahe ~
only the fall OF his residence caused him 10 chASe ~
lodging place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

The Senate debate on the bill to enforce
the XVIII Amendment is not yet ended, but
it's mOnotOny was relieved yesterday by a
spirited speech by Senator Schurz, the report
of which is only too brief. Mr.. Howard took
advantage of the occasion to announce his
intention to resign when General Amnesty
brings back Jefferson Davis to his place in
the Senate. The promise proves the politician.
Mr.. Howard evidently feels he wont be called
IpOn to redeem it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

The returns of the Judicial election come in
s,oylv: but such imperfect accounts as have
reached MS from the principal cities of the
C,ate indicate that the Hon. Charles j. Folger
is certainly one of the two candidates elected
on the Republican ticket; and that the other
one will be either Judge Mason or MIR. An
drews, who ran quite evenly, while Judge
Folcer leads the ticket and Mr.. Hale runs be-
hind all his associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

The Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill makes no provision for the Minister to
Paraguay. Considering the manner in which
Abe interests of this country have always been
conducted in that region, we might have saved
this expenditure for the past twenty years and
more. And remembering that we have in
bouth America three times as many missions
Rs we actually need, we hope to see other like
omissions. The missions to the three Plate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

The Broadwell wife-murder on Tuesday is
justified on the ground of the husbands sus-
picion of his wife's chastity. We suppose
that the defense on the trial, will quote as
authority the decision in the case of Daniel
McFarland-that husband jealous on mere
suspicion may shoot fellow being, provided
he does it in moment of temporary insanity.
1t will only be needful then to engage DR..
Hammond to prove the insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

Mr.. Logan is moving in the matter OF selling
our surplus and unnecessary arsenals. We can
well dispense with more than he names, and
we trust he will extend his inquiries and sug-
gestions. And, at the same time, let the
proposition to reduce the number of Navy
Yards be carried out. The country does not
heed half those it has.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

The bill to revive the navigation and COM
mercial interests of the country goes over until
next Tuesday. As it gains strength with de-
bate, there is no objection to its thorough con-
bideration. The delay will be all the more
satisfactory if in the mean time the direct sub
sidy clause is dropped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
THE SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

MEMPHIS, May 1o.--In the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH to-day
the Committee ON Epscopacy made long report on 'ns
subject OF the veto power OF Bishops TO the e ct ,ns'
rule n Bishops veto The report made the speeis
order for saturday next The Committee on bounu"os
made elaborate report rec0minenuhS c, a >" IA
creating several new Conferences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

D,uy TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
Syam- WrFKIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. S4 per an
WEKKIY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers So per annum
Advertising Rates:
D,uy TR1nUNE. CSC, 8Oc 46c 6Oc., and 81 per line.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 and so cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81, So, and S. per line,
According to position III the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address, THE TRIBUNE, New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

A few of the "reforms" promised us by Mr.
Tweed previous TO the passage OF the new
Charter and new Election law made them
selves visible in last Tuesdays election. For
instance: Tammany Hall refused to give the
Germans of the Seventeenth Ward repre-
sentative on the Aldermanic ticket; and the
Germans, by way of a gentle punishment for
their cruel masters, prepared and voted a
ticket, throughout the city, with James NC
Keeyer's name left off. Although there are at
least 10000 German voters in the CITY, the
great bulk of whom approved of this course,
the canvass shows that McKcever kept up
with the highest man on the ticket clearly
demonstrating that his enemies put them
selves in the position of the hunter VINO at
tempted to shoot the rhinocerOs with pop
gun. How will such reforms please the Ger
mansY Again: In the Eighth Ward, where
Sigel pOlled 14G1 votes, and where over 1,2Oo
colored citizens registered at the last election,
Selden is accredited with 1,039 votes and
Church with 844 votes, although the Demo-
cratic vote at the election previous was only
1910. Here Mr.. Tweed wOnld have us believe,
no doubt that the Fifteenth Amendment has
brought more votes to his ticket than his
Charter has brought us reforms. Once more
The day after election number of arrested
repeaters were brought up before our Police
Justices and released on bail, which was fur
nished in several instances, by newly
elected Tammany Alderman. Are these our
boosted refOrmsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

Tho House Committees reputation OF Mr.
wells's report is O triae late Inc people
LONG aro made up their minds that it was not
to be trusted. Messrs. Merrill, Ames, sawye n
smith i'll sanford and the other members Of the
S 1nn'' On manufactures new simply give
IN their Official adherence to the popular YER
dot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
!. ..r.,,,a eettures, etc., CHS Gpsnins.

-.-c~~-~~~ - MrsIc-I.alian Opera LUCIA I'll
,.s-,.oos" Miss Isabel MoOeh'cA e"~ IL c;xth-
I' 3",%s Trr.TER, Twenty third-st G and eA'n-
BOOTH Gaos." " Last Ashore" John o. NiA,A~
"s r., AVENUE THEArER.-"Frou-frou.
rrnn Tur,rER-"Plot and Passion"-Cariot'a
Leclercq, Txvantv-third-st. and
r,ssis awe "a Twelve Temptanons IL. ~ at q Gam
%4r,",s O. ,ppyN.-Dumas's mosquito" La ooh-
OLYMPIC TnEArER-Mrs. james A. oatess Dur
lesqse Company "A T1;rt aenth st
1.-THE LspcerA" a. uuxo,d NJ the
woops MusEUM.-At and 8; "fleid Oh 'n0
Cloth Of Gold"
cvyrp.1 PARK GARDEN.-Theodore Thomas's Pop
ulsr Concert =, -oo proodyov
KELLY g. Icons MINISTRIES, No. TO Broadway.
N,-,ov,, ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Twenty-third-s1
.,d pcrr,b sye-Pory fnh Annual Exhibition
SrEINwAY HALL.-Madrigal Concert r
TurRrY-sEvENrH REGIMENT ARMoRY'-Oo"Pn
nentary Concert the Regiment
Miss EDITH OGORMAN: Cooper In,s.nS Cen,ury
~, life and The Romh School System in The Nhne'een ~ u
THE HON. J. S. DiEHL roi'!
Church" Oriental and boe hanu>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

vention of 1868, and finally to the recent Pom.
lar vote, meeting everywhere popular favor
and acceptance. Naturally the friends of pro
gress in the Methodist Church are jubian
over this ratification of what they regard "a
fundamental principle of church polity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
Up TOVN ADVERTISEMENTS

For the accommodation OF uptown resi-.
dents Mr. f. H. Brown has opened offices at No "a West
Tbirty-second-s junction Of Broadway and Sixth-ave
and at No 40 East Rghteenthst between broadway ana
Fourth ave. where advertisements Tor IHE Tribune WI"
he received up TO "a in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

River Republics become, by this act, virtually
consolidated. May they remain 30 IN 'n0
future, and may the same economy DO "a
tended to the Pacific Coast Republics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
Bnsiness Notices.

Mrn.Ivp &, WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
80, ps.x corner ST. soli By paying PrI ~
q 10, month without charge Machines 70 leI :.
BATCUELOR's HAIR DYE.-Ihe pest est, III No oh is
Ii ,n.ntspeous harmless perfect Applied fAc''i'' W. "
Bond St Sold everywhere -
TpUssEs.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
once Established 20 yearsl Vesey-st opposite .ne
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIMBS.
ca " COG Chesnutst, Phia 81 Geenss pos.on
A. RUMRILL g. Co.,
JEWELLERS AND sILvKRssrrHs,
Beg leave snnounce they have REMOVED ho 'nen 0 ~
No a4 Broadway to eommodous store
Ma a73 BROADWAY CORNER CHsnBxRssr
IN .,.D,on TO our new stoci Of Diamonds, Watches
yewelry and Sterling Silverware
Our assortment Of include the best imported and u nne Oh
American Watches at lowest prices
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Connections, Toys, Fireworks.
AMPLE PROVISION FOR THE YOUyGS-
.... .f|.. TEBS. .. s.

40 to lol Commercial avenue aud buy your holiday
goods r. Saup has laid in stock in Chat line that
has never been eqaaled IN Cairo,
Connections OF all kinds, toys in nameless variety
everything please and crafty those who would OBJ
serve Christmas and New Years.
Remember the place, 10. Comsersial Avenue.
noyitdtd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
LEGAL.
,,,r,sxEE.% YoglcT.

,yto-,... ,.g.W Williams AMI Eliza j. Williams, lh-
- lac, d. . .......u " -lI, Mortgage, h"I.uE uHle
H. tr,.Iru I., ~ JIuVN, - 2, ma f'"'l.'I 'l we
U,.,r.lnrt. ,..g ~ AIp21ni"r county, ll'l'., 10
Book ~ 81 ngna., l"lr 81, ON. 'i'"''! p, .'. ."i
ot t,,. ~ u,t,sI ct Land. situate DO 'hH county ~
N'x,d,,. amt -tHtoui lllnJH, to.""' .....
lot numbered i've .I, 90 us." h.,I.. , " l.;.
MA interest in and 90 said lot 10y an .n""r Ger.
tain It-p executed ~ ON" -HiuHr. -. M.g7I,.' "
Corus.u- OCallaiuu, bearing du" iAt -Hh u"g ..
January, isDI, ipr the residue I.'' f.,.... IA.
'rrI', ~. tGrer.stury BRICK BIiliu. situated "u
sad lnts together WITH th' "iAs' HII''' .'.''f'
th.T,a.fu 10 UI.Nl- .,.Hh.H e .. I'd. ..,......
,,,rf.., and Br'.A Building sui srrH.i.n1A. IS ''.
.,.d I...uf become tho properly 90 .NI a.. '.'
liaus iy purchase ami rHHl "yli.' N'''"-'' hi
under a., tain Trust Deeds Trustee '...t ...' .
vi Record ~ said Alexander DnrHN 4, All.., '..'
"rr,Lcg" AMI whereas. said '-us Mortgage pro-
yIcs that In c--o OF default IA %" 9lW.n. ,'
tai usts thereof dc-.rb'a inr aI,"s' '", aI''
should soil the said premises, ~ W,it.h ~. .''
Tor the purpose oi paying said noe ana ni'I ''' "
On Ana ttprpl.. default hos Urcu rHl' .. .i'
u.yr,rrt rf -aId note and there no." reuN'n. HH.
with six per cent. interest yer 'nnNm H''" '.'.'.
II, Is,y ,,t,..
Sow, therefore notice j. hereby gwen NOV Va
urdar,. .,r,I Mortgage tnI Trustee, viii 'n We %
ia, q, January 1870 - tuU hour 10 Two uri' H '.
ar,rnuun Of that day, Of 90" Court hon-' '.f. "a
Tho city - Cairo, iluo.at and 100 lNf-uth oI '''
to nus ami conditions N sail '7''r NoHEF' ~
the power aud sutherty boo N. thereby vested .'.. ~
NM ,.rf. to- the highest bidder Tor rtsh 90" -fi
mem. ... .t described ar III right uhi 'l'.f OBJ
redemption .f said T. Williams ani VIC "l tA,,i
up.,-.u...E.a COR 4s-.gua therein W1 WIZ execute
10 the puf. t.i.ar decd therefor.
RuNEu FKlDASHA, Mortgage ahI trustee
G@To, ' ,...r nee , H. ll5 hi.H
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04

OKfp nd psver are ssussd from = certain poison
Axhase VI the atmosphere kaovs - malaria. tire.
lucss the vitality Of the fs;srds the action OF
hs different organs, anI Binisusscss. to-sti.
Psesn. sp.. AID 10 hi wsy prepare. se system ior
dsee SEA ne erisns ssn~ s:ss nay y,, TO-,
Of tan q ssass, tale
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy!

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SYRUP children Of all ass. } CNTS
Itisthe Great Infants and Children Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on 10y tcetGng, OF
any othercause.
Prepared by the Ora TON MEDICINE CO., St,
Louis, Mo
Sold by druggists aud de IN medicine every
where. se27 lydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-04
? ELIABLE INSURANCE.
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23

CONSTITUTIONAL LAw.-A curious qucs.
ton Of constitutional law has recently
arisen in Maryland. The Constitution of
Maryland provides that no person above
the age Of twenty-one years, convicted of
larceny orother infamous crime, unless par
doned by the Governor, shall ever there.
after be entitled to vote at any election in
the Stale. The point to bs decided was
whether co}orsd man who had been con-
victed Of . felony before the adoption Of
the Fifteenth Amendment to the U. 8. Con.
ssissasss, vas entitled 70 be Eaeissered, and
TO vota. The Judge before whom this
question was argued decided that prior to
the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution Of the United States,
disfranchisement was not part of the pun
ishmept of colored persons, because they
did not enjoy the right Of voting; and that
therefore the Consultation of Maryland,
operating ~ IN e. past faete law, by punish
ing an offence in way in which It was not
punishable when committed, was repug.
nant to the Constitution Of the United
States, and Of no effect in the case of color
ed men convicted Of felonies prior to the
adoption Of the Fifteenth Amendment Un-
der this decision, colored men in Maryland
convicted Of felonies since the adoption of
tho Fifteenth Amendment are not entitled
TO vota
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POET r. Y.
Three ACea

Three Aces.
Al 1sssuos n ooc,A,, ,uux,..
Aooet 80 much o. little games Of kssrds psysa VIII
astransse;
seaes- -da,aed s.,eots-1 took. hand On hoard II,
Natohss Raae@
Win thSe smooth chaps III nd tAsyl nks 70 pss
the ans sway
u LITTLE seaG ssehse q some ssch harmless p,sy.
nsvr had seeA lack aeaea IN my spst q plaee:
~ haod M hsaasat 'Asavy" with both bowss md
The chap s'zt b .ss'A III w w p,ayt.' t,is fr
1esa ss.t - sa.s' Wen lucky that ies ea,y .seaar
B,se bys ths chap q tsthes ID. sss b. ~ u,
wD poker
Ard I could dtaasssd tho hessa4 IA hsvs . nts,s
IA bssk ~ thsss reuai,i. ksssas ~ au ss.n q.
ford,
Asta thres keesas in my A.sa tses, = srosna ta,s
l looked uias evsE Rseas Yea bsti I q. . sa.ea,s
merry.
And knowd l had hint "caR" ses L "you as ~
hucklebessyy"
Then each of 10 diskecsted two, had az sess baek
And knowd then would lay over any GArae keseas n
ths psskt
soet thing guess .et, ''Cap,"sss ], "ysse name
ItH voa pleasea"
s'' h. IVA! 'sn'' Jon s'r % kind. m chip . v ..
'Jes %" sss II sss your spd 20 two II bsser'
That's JET NJ H." ses he, 'Vn bosal that vort
b yoa1 debtoe."
10 ct 4 ahot wsst Tor hiR fast - uts3s wagon,
hsd ss'c th'ae-5pss< <as hasd 70 .ass Aas "a
" posA soe d1. Bs "cal,sd" ~ I spssaA thea
And reashsa soe that thar ''poe" I gssss vitAs.t
AoabG
Hold On" sss be- then IL sot eooa" "sss !, 'tsy
Dy 10 sArs keerds. Them sess Msss BE- Just . good
% wheatr"
wal here's three cluhs-a flush. 10 be, y Aush win
stu beat thrceA
And capture your three aces and The pot" With pss
Gcce easel"
Pise,sd, Now you're ta,kia'' sss pssekss - sass
- any goooei
| wssld have 1t, bat soon ssed II ws.ldat b 70
uoe:
Them three smooth chaps was on H. and wasn't
skeered at danger.
seocs than don't 70 much On social eaehzs With
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Rs.s,,s Nj.
8Y joota BuLuoa.


] have always notised when IN individual
haint got The ability tew criticize judicious-
Y be damns indiakriminately.- ..-.,-.
New York IL . fast place. ia man
pulls out On . phnneral procession, Just q
likely - not tho whole procession, led By
the Aesse too, win strike . 40 nit ana
leave him tew take their dust -
Beauty ia morning dream which the
breakfast ball puts IN end 70. -.a
There i no medicine Ike geod joke.-
It y silver-eoated pin tha& frolicks and
phtstcks on the run: IN,
The man who never makes emmy blundee,
viii never rise In the esteem Of the world
abuv the reputashup ov = good guideboard.
Fortune Il like mir1Qr, it don't. alter
men, It only shows them - they am.
Dandys arc hybred, . cross between fash.
lon plate and N unpaid tailor's bin. .o
! never knew but one in1ldel In my life,
and he had No more courage than nalf-
drowned kitten just pulled out Of . swill-
barrel, and AZ afraid tew die a the devil
would be If he waz allowed tew visit this
earth for Z short season to recruit himself.
At the present advance Of intellectual rc-
dnement phylosophy will prove faith to be
. farce Adam . rellc-this world the work
of IN earthquake Bible atale Of credu.
lity-and the Almighty nothing more than
an ordinary member Of the great Colledge
ov science and azta Debt IL . trap which
man sets and bates himself, and then Dc.
lIbssaasly gets into.
Disease and pills, when they enter .
mans body, aze like two lawyers when they
undertake tew settle hiz affails, thsy com.
promise tho matter by hyins out the ps-
One good way know ov to find happi-
ness Il not by boring hole to At theplugg.
A LIE Il like nitlo-glicerine, the best ov
judgs kant tell when 1t 10 going to bust and
skater confushun.
A kicking COW never lets drive until jist
- the pail's full, and seldom misses the
mark; it IL jist 20 with some mems blunders.
AZ tho flint kontains the spask, unknown
tew itself, which the steel alone kan make
into ltfs,so sdversity often reveals to ~
hidden gems which property or negligence
would forever lay hid.
Most people when they come to you for
advice, cum tew have their own opinyuns
strengthened. not korrected.
Men seem to me, nowadays, tcw bc di.
vided into slow Christians and wide-awake
dnnerA
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A TRJLM0 E1RoR.-An editor In New
Jessey had little nephew only six months
old, and tho little nephew died. Some Of
the editors friends considered that It would
b . good thing TO give The afiicted uncle Z
substantial expression of their sympathy,
- sAsy seats.sssa wieA . lssal ss.spAes Aas
. grsvsstone The design consisted Of IN
angel carrying the little one In her arms and
Tying away, while woman sat weeping
on the ground. It Was executed horribly.
Tho tombstone was sent to the editor, with
the simple request that hs would accept It.
A. he was abecit, the junior editor was de.
sermined to acknowledge Il, although he
hadn't the slightest idea what It meant
So the next day he burst out in the paper
with the following remarks: 49,. :
"Ars News.-We have received from the
hands of our eminent sculptor, Felix Null
lens, . comic bas relief designed for IN or
namental firc-board. Il represents IN Irish-
man In his night shirt, running away with
tho little god Cupid, while the Irishman's
sweetheart hides her head indiferenuy in
the cosaer. Every tine work Of art tells its
own story; and we understand - soon =
we glance Ut this, that our Irish friend has
been ooquettsd with the fair one. and b
pretending to transfer bis love to other
quastesA There Il . lurking smile on the
Irishman's lips which expresses his mis-
chsvous intentions perfectly. We think
Il would have been better, however, to have
clothed him In something else than . night
shirt, and to have smoothed down his hair.
We have placed this e1ef Fsssrss beneath
our paTlor mantle-piece, where Il win sure
" b admired BY our friends when they
call We are glad 70 encourage such pro-
kre0 In local arks This Wa6 painful. A
committee called On the editor when he re-
turned, and explained tho tombstone 70
him. )
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Wooden weddings, tin weddings, glass
weddings, and silver, gold and diamond
weddings, and weddings Of al kinds Of
material, have become 20 popular, that .
leather wedding on the seventh anniversary
has been added to the list Among tho
presents suitable are trunks, vallses, boots
ard shoes, harnesses, saddles, hides, calf
skins. pelts, leather aprons. machine belts,
and dro hoes.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23

1ask Navy Pelaieisss-Nos Eaosa1 astesmw
From rather peculiar article In tho Do.
cember number Of Ligpisestcs xasasiss We
make this extract:
I'VE have great many politicians In the
country, perhaps - many - the country re-
quirea I should not wish to ask for large
supply Of &sss; but there is . wide differ
ence between the politician and statesman.
A politician. foe example, II = man who
thinks Of the next election; whllethe states
man thinks of the next generation. The
politician thinks Of the success Of his party,
the statesman Of the good Of his country.
The politician wishes to carry this q that
measure, the statesman 70 establish this or
the other principle. Finally the Statesman
wishes 70 sttsr, while tho politician II con.
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10 call attentioa 70 the fscA that IN this
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quality, The demand win produce the sup
ply. A. long . The people aEs satisaed with
mese politicians, they -xiu have thep.
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