, 1873-04-11
Henry Wilson's New Book.
Tho Latc Biography Of Val1andig-
hnln.--Hnrry Gillnore's
Primer.

Nye, Cole, Corbott, etc+ VIII tho "privilege"
bc revived? Who can toll, when 30 fow Under
stand ac Government, 30 few watch 1t, and 80
fow caro- to correct It?
DREADFUL RTuDY.
To geo Brother Harlnn unH!orn, wi1d-oyed,
and talking to himsolf as he pacos tho st1eotH,
would bo m example to youth Of tho folly Of
hypocrisy and evil oonrsos. Tho Bpring-daya
have como and tho 1anbB friak on tho hill-aldes;
tho Intelligent radish comes up with Its piquant
countonanco, and observes: "Take mo young
and tondorI" tho shad como ashore, na II 1t
wore ali ono to them, land aud water but tho
countcnance OF Brother Harlan ia worry dismal.
And traveeTs now IN Mhe ohsrls. o'h1alicy,
Vast forms that move Enthusiastically
To a dlacordnnt melody.
Thoso are tho nonstrous effigfos Of railrond-
jobbors who withhold the customary "douch-
crs' from Harlan, because Of his lost influence
oven to purloin. Why arc thore no nunnoriea In
Protestant churches, to which such hulks Of pub
lio men-those old " roceiving~shfps' go,
instoad OF jigging, nmbling, and lisping horo,
and nicknan1ing Gods croaturos7
NEWMAN.
Tho days Of tho itinorant ministry have re-
turned, md tho Rov. DR.. Newman will go on
circuit--to japan. Ho travels, like Loronzo
and Peggy Dow, with his vito, NJ. F. on
frao Htoanship pass. refor to tho Ii. T. be-
CAUSE uuder these modest initials tho lady waa
concealed in the appointment. Tho duties Of the
office are to convict OF sin by reporting such
Conaula Us do not show familiarity with thoi du-
ties and our Importance; and to exhort to ro-
pentanco, In tho wny Of squaring with our Con-
nection.
It ia for this that 80 much preaching and pray
ing for the President has boen done. Tho Nuncio
goes abroad in sty1e. Ho will preach on ship
board with thu nowpr of tono11na and t1la ar1-
51,or;,v ~ tin aro,t rohovah and tho Continon-
.u'A.ss VI wv oto"' ,t,a a ~ 1.,.S
taa congress' 1fetnole, nero''cs 1l'o nua'nen
for behind this man OF God may come the ten
now iron-olads. II the Ohristian Church docs
nont for its ahnro OF tho gpoils Of Office. We Gnu
univ aymnathize viii, lie Ieathen who are to be-
dIgmayed by this eoo-eoing Jonah Us ho viii bo
spouted upon their shores The active duties Of
but tho object OF the Office il luxury, rostloss on
invmont. and Bnneuoua npocolyptio nirht-sooinc.
Wa shall hnye book Of travels, Of courBe,
headed thus;
uJohn fNow,nan) to the goyen Churchca which
aro In Asia. Drauy be unto you +"
conEI1No's DErESsE OF pn1pEhY.
Efr, Conkling's argument for Caldwell did not
get into tho papor called the Record until to-dny.
the author We're ashnmed q it.
nooK IRON THE AUTHOR.
"Tho I1istory of tho Rise and Fall of tho
glayo-powor In America, BY Horny Wilson" ID
tho title of noble book, q more than o50 pngos,
which hayo received with tho compliment Of
tho authors good word on tho blank-loaf. Thia
title ia effective and complete. The book is
written without mnlice. 4 fow days ago, whom
lald up with . cold, and without interest in
poetry, or fiction, or oven travels, took up this
book Of our Vico-presidcnt. and began to read
it with q senso Of pleasure that ho had chosen SO
happily his titlc, and had so far commended him
self to the estimation and admiration OF 6, ,0o0,-
To w
uH the problem OF the Now Continent.
It iB groat privilege for contemporary poll
tfcian to lave Ind slloh tteme in which to reca-
pit:nlato tho homely biographies Ct men like John
dell Phillips. John G. Whittier, Gamalel Bailey,
aud other noble gentlomon who took but ono
long look At Slavery End its philosophy, and made
counteract, to illuminate, to fight without cena-
ing, this isin itself pleasure, If its object bo
sufficiently formidable. and such IN object was
tooot' schonrship and Behavior Of f noarlv wi two m
conturios were assembled in apology without
avail. It is complimentary to our human patufo
tl,nt such 4 ca,lse conld. by thu mara attention
etronr nublie manhood' Rut with n hools iilse
lila IL hie hand 1-rali-bnni cood ~
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| mochanics ond oomnogition. cnn vial, ti,a
nroat wnn hnn a"ryive al IL "'pn naro''
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4'r NJ no ~ moro account to tao CONTINGENCY "
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