New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
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the diffusion of useful knowledge among the people
Lecture Extra" before Us, have twelve lee
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POPULAR JOURNALISM
The Utod Observer.
The great and growing prosperity OF the two
Republican, and OF other Liberal Journals shows that
they meet the wants OF class OF readers which in.
without their when they assert that the Republican
supporters OF Greeley are returning TO the AdminiStra
direction OF purer and better govornment they burnt
their bridges after them. They enlisted for the war
They will battle brayey and nObly till victory crowns
their efforts.
THE TRANSPORTATION PROBLEM UNsOLvED.
From Inc PhiLIklphlI Press.
We reproduce i'll another part OF to-day
paper editorial article from THE NEwY0RK TR IBUNE,
which very plainly the results OF the OF the
Western upon the railroad corporations. The
article question brief recital OF facts. but its au
thor expresses the philosophy of the whole situation In
the last sentence, when he Evidently the West
has solved the TRANSPORTATION problem yeti II has
only done this but thus far not suggested
a way OF doing it, As We have previously declared. the
programme OF the Oranges and their action in develop
ing it have been very far removed from remedy for
their confessed troubles They have been about logi
cal "A lame would be IN destroying his only means
OF locomOon-his crutchesand trusting 20 fortune or
something else to supply hun with new and better ones
THE CHARGES AGAINST MINISTER MORI
From The san Fr1nctsoO Bglltn.
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNES Japan CORE
spondent affects throw light on the announce
ment in the AngO-JapaneSe press that polite request
awaits Arnori MOr late Minister to Washington On his
arrival home, commit hdri-kGri No reason was
assigned for this, but THE TRIBUNE'S correspondent
furnishes the key that the management OF the funds
intrused Morris has been suspicOusy loose, and
that he has been wtuy peryerse toward his own GOV
ernment II the charges be true IL Is more than prob
able that Mr.. Morris journey home may occupy an
indefinite PERIOD II in fact ho ever reach the Land OF
the Sunrise. Minister MOri, whatever may be his per
sOna faimgs has always exhibited In his pubic career
great friendship and liking for people and our nsti
tutons. It anticipated that his return To Japan
would result closer relations between the two cOun
tries aud that hts experience In America would nave
been largely used In developing the order OF things
AZ home 10 is greatly TO be regretted that anything
should have transpred TO prevent these expectations
from being realized.