, 1873-06-09

In which married people woro o1hortod to hnvo
no families, sto and which contained 4 rofor-
Mr. Mtil'a first aoQualntanoeshlp with tho Indy
who subsequently became bis wifo commenced.
On seeing this, hfr. Arthur Arnold, editor Of tho
Echo, wrote Mr.. Hayward a protost; to which
tho latter (wio still In public preserves tho
anonymously Inns repliod iii
THE FOLLOWING NOTE.
Mar 20, 1879.
sm: am very muoh surprised to hear tha. such
ny letter to which YOU nllnas which cannot admit to
iho notion novor crassed ny M mIn Of ohargihp Mr.
Mil with Indifference to Tho uannty Of narrinsc, or
ne 1s sar sp 10 e
doubt that IN a'l ho did Q,owoycr mistaken from my
S9 y
rIMEs.
Arthur ARNOLD, Esq.
This Ia q distinct abandonment Of most Of tho
ground takon In tho original lettor to Nr.
brooke.
No doubt, however, many pooplc who admire
Mr. Mill nro ignorant Of many OF bis opinions,
paBaagea in hls forthcoming autobiography, IA
we'll as by. those in his book on "Tho Utility Of
Religion
Tho attompt to assemble mon who, without
disposed to tako common ground iu doing honor
to his memory, Inns olicitct tho
suD1o1NED WITTY nrmoNsrnAsoE
TO the Editor ef ftAs Mornt,,g pe.s:
sra: It las bcen announced 4 presume BY anthor,
ity) that committee. comprising tho Premier, Lord
Dorby, Lord Salisbury, and Other rcrHona Of 1ianc-
ton, Is about to decide teacntal to tho memory
Dorby has written to Mr. Arthur Arnold tlla no viii
With peasnIo join IN any mark Of respect to ho isse
@ M w 1oes a kS 'oeh fogm as
ent ii Mr.. kllls political ortnionu" Aceording to
rnnV tn1Hnf xE3n hh n 0T1
+ H. snsl ;sf s "s sss. ss; as$ 'sis
English philosophy into Tho right track towards truth
No man oi our nso lss int,usneea the spstsgs
inssanee, !aa been converted Though no, 81 wo hol,
to tho trutl by Mr. Mills system Of logic" All "Ao
src Of the sans mind g the seetor my be expected
monial shall not tako sneh form % to imply agree
snt In the truth Of 9 Milf syaon cf loo 1r
1.-Two direction % those Il srasy, Mr.. Gladstone win
probably a attach I'm ston 70 BIZ sngpSs.
@ %r' Mills '' @9nss' ana s snisS,lty Of slarsets1,
pottant social topics eapoeiay Of very delicate
nature which ho Inherited from hia father, md con-
5 liz @
to property IN land and 1t would DO IN act Of Sim
po prudence In Lord Salisbury to make reservation
numerous will 10 tho conditions npd rcsor1atons TINT
Tho movement had better 10 orgnnlzod the basis
Of not implying agreement by anybody tn anything.
a political p6IoaophoE, apa1t from his politics
or his philosophy, may bo as difficult to conceive as
Orambou abetfaot notion Of lord Mayor apar from
tho ensigns Of hta dignity whilst tho proposess and
atreted gosttion as Figure when hs started = 1ous-
tho required unanimisy Gun bs aocrcd What say you
tothe endowment Of profesaorship for tho annual do
livery Of lectures aapst these principles or doctrines
Of the school TO which any at.ed nubor Of snnssr-
shall IN tlcr turn, object not bnscd on truth
injurious in their sendcnoy7 This would bo at ouco
The highest tributo to his intellectual power, and
graceful concession to acruples which hardly bo
doomed unreasonable. Your rory obedent aervant,
May 10. 4 M1LLErE UNATTACHED.
There has beon too much haste IN this mattor
Of testimonial" A great man Is scarcely in
his gravo nowadays orc sono busy-body, who
Ind tho remotcBt acquaintance with him prob
ably, comes out with tho proposal for a testi-
monial and 50 places moro Important pereonnges
is to fostor tho vanity Of flfth-rato mnn to
refuse is to seem wanting in respect to ono
whose memory, in reality noods no aiyn Ut all.
nently case In point.