New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-02
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE VIENNA DISGRACE.
From The Baltimore Gazsfie

THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE VIENNA DISGRACE.
From The baltimore Gasefie
The Vienna correspondent of The NEW DIRK
TRIBUNE. whose initials indicate Identity VITA that loyal
and advanced Republican, Mr. Bayard Taylor. thus
the burning shame which nantes every Ameri
can face that in the Austrian metropolis.
Mr.. Hulsemann is eticctually avenged. We bow our
heads before the Hapsbmgs:
Tie Of the evi B beiind the irregularities" Of this haE
Commissioner is ie system o revsng party services BY Once
Ss o B any Bl lS and me @ aooiss y 5aa saT
Sufficiently damaged national abroad But they ones
This IS 6,c anuteb directly before al nations
lodi sIt ~, 5t and upr gbt Amsnean az home no mater
psrJ and shimei those who make poluc
Now We ask VINO Is responsible for thsi Every ap-
poIntment made by President Grant and she com
missions o. eacH countersgned by secretary Fish
THE ROD N PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TIE TRIBUNE has gathered from its ex-
seem worthy OF comment The question OF cOrpOreal
punishment In schools ia being discussed IN some
quarters learn that Pittsburgh has very sensby
decided against H. one u our CORRESPONDENTS gives Us
TO-DAY OF the unpleasant results liable 10 fo
opinion which we have heretofore expressed this
feet. We believe that the rod IN puOic SCHOOLS u as
much OutgrOwu institution as Slavery. Tue Family 10
an older and more sacred than the SCHOOL II
the foundation or all social institutions chiidreu
be whipped, say that responsibility should De
turned over 70 the family VI course discipline must
be maintained IN schools. II pupil Is dsODedlent let
home and the school closed 70 lm until MS
parents see nj TO make INN behave anu become IesPOl
siUle Tor MS good behavior. II teicher WHIPS DOI
MIN ana makes MN cLuuf INV 10 DC dfcuscA
III he sends home, the 10Y VIII soon De heartily
ASHAMED OF mis- conduct. II teacher cannot manage
school without hOggug, he SHOWS tnat he nas mistaken
his calling ought 20 20 at muiedrlvihg AZ once IN
whith pleasant occupation he cut anu slash W ms
hearts content
THE DEATH OF DRAD-HEADIsAL
IRON "a springfield RsDE5i,oaH
The Notwithstanding prevalence and gross
abuses OF "drad-headsn" tuis country producing
fc natural result OF a grand reaction. and the whole
system il, being swept away. Fne last Congress cut
In wholly ont uf POstOice. From and after the lst
o July neither paper letter nor package Of any
kind h. 10 dr carried the mis without pay. TAis alb
clifton of the free privileges OF the newspapers not
very great tang in Itself A. tue outside II will not
bring hall million dollars into tue pubic treasury, Dut
II rufnrces principle which Is altogether rgIi, and We
rr 20 see any portion OF press deprecatng and de
Douncing IT, The circulation the counties was
ssDecl demand OF and boon the country press pas
wa do not ueeve It's Will bc found 20 harm any real
good local paper Will give up his county paper
il IL d, made 60 hun FOR the matter OF ~
cents postage is worth that SUN additional 10
the Od price worth existence Tle payment
OF postage on their cIchan Will generally Ge regarded
a rst greater burden 10 the newspapers but In the
end IL viii prove greatly economical 70 tc press by
duc.ng tue number OF exchanges which they send and
receive. Nearly every paper mas twice or thrice az
mani exchanges really needs, many OF them twice
Is many tneY want.