New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
TIE CHOLERA IN INDIA.
The cholera is raging with gi""t mortality
in the city OF DcIhi.

The cholera is raging with gi""t mortality
in the city 0! Dcihi.
HEALTH OF TIL. Ql'rNN OK GREAT DEIiAl%.
spEFCiG OF ONE OF TIE i:rlAL CHNpLh'%>-ilE
DECLARE, Sill j. Pl.EFECl IL SOUND IN MIND.
IN cltyrt .iumcIt was given On the l.th OF
,,9vc,hcr uon tAc ccca,pn 81 breaking Ground y coz
IN ucY lnnatic Ian fer tnc EIro.y PA. ii
q. LG:zic Junc,'on. Ecar GLASGOW, III Sol! n! The
Chairman IL giving TIE toast 70 ~ Queen, "'h:rdto
ics h~a H. ii,G led The Rev. " Norman Mcleod one
Of ,e Ho,a Clnins. having recently re;rrir1from
E,noId Whether be clt at liberty TO hy Anything oil!
the f.ljcct. II. Mcleod tbcl seIl:
What is meant BY Her Ndc4!y being "morlnr an
nrntl, in alacitatcd .or woTa " leave Mr.. Di-r,e To
Xrtn, fog do nol r4nprirna IT, e TO say t't
10 irl tI, phlc AMI III pm AZ" lol t" dN is or
Itar,n1 have son her IN e, ~ variety Ct circ
si.Lce-In TIC iehc,; prosi"iiH and .ldidAc5s wiich
ay BARRED WOMAN, me- to So az Z" Vu' q, G',t en-
io, and In the very depth of her dNli' al gee .re
mot sO!cnnIy. although SPEAKING WITH Ler IA tho
greatest privacy AM ia HE mort ibt1nac communion
1hat subject and u clergyman caa have. hay" never
I'D il, ter enc worj sentiment tat lid not
Tie n.ghcet honor TO i"r Majesty "' r as a queen
o. a wC.n.... have not oniy IL GER seen NE rtmorst
trace of any rors! d. mental "caneS, bh maze scei
in every instance rcnAfaahc ev,tcn's q" ioia r,lt
pa. cd tn "rrh severe a,.k Of RE linc ,oHt ".hrh
to aft iCd hr hands that for time she WIS., ,. VT
t,rly unable to sig. her na:nc aud from severe h'if
c, from which shc has entirely r"c"'ei" ana have
Stronger in mud than is at The pre- ant lnomcut AT
the same time far from syi,G that She mas rocoF-
doing; for make bold I" say that none Of us have NE
enI,est conccption of the uncedslnP dciind that Is
made upon person in her high po-lil1n OF attending TO
jnnnmrrabe details and carry inc burden upon hcr Ahl
without the POSSIBILITY OF one mOIn"n,S rest Oar own
wives ind how irving upon their nervous energy IL The
constant care of largo family, hut when We think what
the Unecn has to do ,s IA mother, with her chiidr
"rcurying such important position IN society,
what she has to do in being compelled ever to
ti,ink abo, the affairs OF nation To whose IN
tc!@sts she is profoundly dc voted, when we think
ar the con ;ant weigh. that must ever he upon hcr
nud We feel the wonder is that she Is able to per-
fnr,n hcr duties in the she has done. No one VINO
tnnv. he Queen knows she would do all that Ii Is
nns,e for ncr to do and one who knows her but is
azed at her extraordinary considcratcness for every
one how she couples her thought every subject.
nd how abe attends such minute details OF duty.
will take II upon to that the case OF the poorest
subject i'm her Kingdom, II made known To her. would re-
ceiye her immediate attention Let ine also say the
i'm which Queen Is often criticised cruel
aud cnwardy Injustice when neither a woman nor
"A Queen sine make reply, but Must thauTe the
ininstip While such attacks may be made by few
feel ce rtan that the large noi! OF this nation so re-
we're the monarch who occupies the throne, ana ~
teen her unb!emisled personal character and the
ner in which during her reign she has dis harIed Ecr
public and private duties, tna could they alter IT. they
IN one voice. would unite with us when We Say God
ave Queen and may she be long preserved TO tho
nation. ..,