, 1873-03-26

good deal Of Aore foo1lng at tho time, and directly
after tiis onslaught, emongst tlio reporters,
wo vo, fois M INT they Lad boon troatoa very cav
Club, to bc called namcs and generally attacked
by tho other portion, But alt tho gamo Tho
aiw1snaps,r reporting sosn9oa to 81 o Until this
winter, wion tS .;' n9eWspers nd tl!at they hayo
5cet;. ard, proHtol tho reports and tho report
ors disappoar, and wlat tho. horn,it fought for
,,o haH got as froe gift,-not' az tho roHnlt Of
h|H onslaught but In tho order Of - vol, lot
lii quote Dhrwin, md say, Of
NATURAL SELECTION. ,
It remains to be Soon how the Boloot little cir
clio will relish tho boom Of privacy a8 froe gilt.
II they had only known how thinga would havo
great donl Of unnecessary anxioty. ~
Amongst othor mattors Of interest and
people Of tntorost just now, La Mr. John a. Colo
man and hia
GREAT srEAM ENTEnpnrsE,
which is eventually not only to do all o1lr hot1eo-
hohting, and perhaps cooking, but to put out all
tho fireg. By this system, no nhnll bid fsrowoll
tG to tho M gust and ashes of coal in our domioils
ne turn . gas-key, and from tho grand mein
aonrco downtown, instead OF down III our
collar. there will flow into our radiators
ns little or rs much atoam a. wo shall doaire for
our 1oyBe heating. Mr. Coleman, it will be re-
mombered, la tho man who had Tho
FIGHT WITH A RAILROAD,
which llo told 80 graphically In tho atlantic. last
autumn, Tint everybody who road 1t felt that the
coming man, AZ a dofendor Of human right
approaching issue Of tho atlantic, Mr.. Coleman
viii toll tho second part OF this atory,-his fight
With tho Judges. It is aaid to DO very spirited
s Hna Interesting Tho here Of those bHttoa loos
through the struggle just "a ho tolls IT,
from first to last, have set his face Hike a
Hint ,againnt tho injustice and tyranny which
mot linn, auro OF winning III tho entl. He
-a11
Christian, with a flrm-sot upper lip and q gquaro
Jaw; which physical Indications nj once convey
to tlio quick ohaorver the fact TINT horo is man
Together, with tlis .phyaical superiority, Dtr.
Coleman has mental powor which, rs any ono
who has read hs atlantic nrticlo tostify is Of
no ordinary quality: practical engineer In liB
earliest trimming, his present career, whilo yet
young man, shows pretty clearly What his future
SUCCESS will bo.
THE OPENING OF THE PUBIC LIBRARY ON SUM-
i groat, subject for congratu1ation with
cious roomu, with thoir perfect ventilation,
ono s at losH to discover whoroo
tho mischief which tho stricter rollgioniBtBt aro
30 fearful of can got in. II ono felt over 80
inevitable cold, windy corner which ia always tllo
site Of o woll-regulatod, prosperous church, hia
angry. passions would bo sure to eyaporato i,.-
side those cool, still corridors, whore not word
III cloAGA W DI1uh tlo HlGul{hLlfO HtlGnCD, Sl1C0
nan.es on tho petition for opening as James
Eroenlan clnrko, Edward Everett Halo, and
Adirondack" Murray, tho great Parls-Btrdet
preacher, nllow tho estimate Of the Intelligent
portion Of tho community upon the mattor. Ills
Orthodox brethren, however, are beginning to
look auspiciously upon Mr.. Murray as having
Radical tendoncies. lie is certainly worry liberal
i'll his. loanings,-veiy unlike Ills prolecos-
sors in tho Parl-streot pulpit, WHO hnvo
always boen Of the most Evangelical odor. But
Mr.. Murray f}riynH hia horses wnora t,;u pt.
away cont aud low. folt hat in anything but
priostly stylo; mud now and thon, Of q Sunday,
oiectricB his aulioune with suoll words as these:
Don't talk to mo Of crootls. don't caro- any
thing about crools. For Gods sake, when 1
die, don't put Westminster Catecilism under
my pillow. Giyo mo somothing tangible" And
this something tangible is Christ and His toaeh-
ing8.
Aud go tho Public Library gets opon for tho
hard-working mechanic, md tho world moves
out of ita old Puritan wnys hero, uuder iuat
such brcakings from old bonds, and sucl loan
lngs towards liberal things. GAnETu.