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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
GEN BUr1ER AND THE ADMINISTRATIONS.

OPINIONS OF Mr.. SAMUEL BOwLEs on THE sUBJECT
A correspondent of The Chicago Tribune had
q conversation recently with Mr.. Samuel BOwies Of The
Springfield Republican, IN which Gen. b. f. Butler tg
ured prominently Among other things the correspond
ent asked President Grant showed any sagacity II
trusting Gen Butler, 70 which Mr. BOwles replied;
He shows Grant sagacity. and everybody knows what
shat ia The moment Butler has any absolute power
which ls hold independently OF Grants OrganAa-
and patronage, ne VIII turn upon hm ana !eaa te
sersOual 0pDoStOn II he has dislike greater Than
another 10 Grant. But u ought 10 De cOmpensa-
sion enough % his vanity ana even 10 ms
slate % how supinely the Administration Ce-
.e-s % him; the advertising and the cartoon organs
4he Maglsterial household the CaDhet' ana tho
etronaee are an his The Butler and Grant are
<nora allies But personally there Grants part
ronsrant ana Buffers advantage, IN ter apparent
eooerstion The fact IS, that Butler represents IN
4 n our present condition, we present III the MOTH
and in Massachusetts, no e.s-t"o great
with commercial and political unscrupulous-
s1ess there moves spirit Of mischief among
She minority and the poor when II ~ OK les ti se d
would Butler ~ change OF some hln1' hnu
change u what want" The omce-holders want MN
FOR exemplary dishonesty others, Deeause ne WI
reak the despOtsm OF organization In ms person the
nemies society expect 70 attain worse change IN
tead the better change We offered al CONSERVATISM
Has Butler any supporters among your Republican
No Tssy haze all abandoned him this year Wendell
Phillips DR. LOring-whO Is one VI the worst influences
On tine state-and, II appears, even BoutWen Ne n.s
support Of Grant aud the Caolne ana The hoa
srsl oOnsta6ulary without notable exception Inc tenn
sranoe here Is wholly arrayed against nln-tEen
me Boston Post. which gave HIM certain klnd
81 newscOlumns support last nme-exeeptlng nc Lap
sr an afternoon paper Of Boston II is barely prODa
Buffers success might nave pftcipltdteu
" be accomplished by his failure, and the Admlnstra-
Ron be rsnu9ied and rebuked by ObsequiOus
and press Of the regular party Every SHOWS
that the party and Grant are coming 70 an ehd
HIS third term vel his political fame, are IN d.
IIIiuisilug POI spectlFe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

groups Of fragrant exocs and flowers Conternos
band was In attendance. There yet few articles
on exhibition There a number of stoves Of va
rious patterns ana soda fountain not wanting
few specimens OF frosted silyervare model OF the
Gilbert elevated road steamengfne, with mum
Der OF rotary pumps and new biackingbox were
also 70 DE seen. The managers state that every
thing will be in order and on exhibition within few
days AT me opening last evening the opening ad ress
was delivered by Chief Judge Nelson who was ntr0.
duoed by Demas Strong. He described the general
plan OF exhibitions like this, aud spoke Of the work
which the Brooklyn Industrial Institute might do by
instrueng artisans in principles Of science. The
fair Will remain open until Oct. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
THE KINGS COUNTY FAIR.

The Kings Comfy Exposition and Industrial
Fair was formally opened ast evening, at the RINK IN
Clermont-ave Brooklyn, IN the presence OF smA'l
audience Among those present we're the hon
W. W. Goodrich. Geo. f. Hoyt' Curran Dns
more Watson SANFORD. Gen. socum. Daniel
n Treadweu and Others The building mas
been tastefully decorated With banners. streainers
ana Oar. shila ths stsss Was sba95s covered WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Tuesday Sept 16-i IN. }

The lowest barometer, which on Sunday
night was over Minnesota, has moved eastward INTO
Canada, being central north Of Lake
ontario; cloudy weather, rain areas, and brisk
and hlgn sOutherly winds accompanied iC from
the Northwest eastward the lake region.
but The latter have yeered 20 north-westerly
over the northwest upper lake region and
Lake Erie, with clear and clearing weather light
fresh northeasteriy winds, generally cloudy weather
and low temperature have prevailed over the South
Atlantic States with rain in FLORIDA.
Probabilities
For NeW-Eneand the pressure viii diminish, with
fresh and brisk southery winds vcering % westerly
higher temperature and generally cloudy weather, with
rain over the northern portion.
Tor NE Middle Siales and Eorer lake region fresh and
occasionally brisk rinds ueering rest and 'Ort-Cest
and clear and clearing heather.
For the South Atlantic. and Gulf States OF the
Mississippi light 70 fresh winds mostly from the north
east ana southeast and clear partly cloudy weather.
From Tennessee and Missouri the upper Lakes light
20 fresh winds from north low temperature and
clear weather with PROBABLY frost at night from North
ern Missouri 10 .he Lake region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

gKvOsraA-s Sept l5.-Pour good Local demand: Doubls
Erfra = 10 Treble s7Gs7 30 Family . 2Jd - ~
corn MET and arm Yellow 72c White 13c Os nrn 81 ~ -
a. B-,r 1u@t Al Hav du Prime s23; Choice. 500 80
Port-So demand. quoted ; % Dry sailed Meat-Shoud
aI,c Baooa du; shoulders 9i2 Sides lOltG0l Hams nom
ins AZ 1915 iu fierce, s7fISc kcE lOl2@iO'c
sugar dali; Par lOalOlae; Fully Far lOS aoassesNo move
nen Wh.Sv dul. Louisiana. 9Sc Cinonnah 81 % Cofee
hper At y q22Ls Corn Meal ~ 30 qs3 fHehngs-osefnZ
I2l a. Nen-lorA a-.hi. y premium. Go.l, ~ 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
ROWING.

The 8-mile single scull race between the oars
men Roche and Losee on the HARLEM River yesterday
was won by the Inter In % minutes and 2i seconds
Roc ne coming IN about 10 lengths behind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
DRIFT or POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
THE Only DISPOSITION TO BIZ MADE OF TIE
DEMOCRACY.

THE ONLY DISPOSITION TO BIZ MADE OF TIE
DEMOCRACY
Prom III, Louis hDabioan (indl
The State campaigns now gong on, unln-
orant they supposed 70 be, strkingiy illustrate
ne decay OF Democracy lighting power In not one
~ these states with the exception OF Texas, does the
Demcrcy stand forth the exclusive antagonist OF
f Reu boan party, while 40 nearly all OF them Il has
susk out Of sight, eclpsed by new party with new
sbose prssenee all other parties accustomed
20 shrk abashed, and which, when IL appeared on the
neld occupied the whole OF IL ~ aas dwlndled 70 sneh
feebe propOrtOns that IN some states, II IL Invisible
o In ,fArra IL s insignificant It's enemies longer
Tear n Indeed II has ceased % be a night
ing power aud does not al tniS une possess gram
rrarfns attention 10 ITSELF It's platforms drop Ike
1nn- on lead 10 the ground, though these same plat
~. .,s,irtng War-crv against Republicanisn. IL
longer possesses the capacity 10 peeisa ~ ~
fie cOunuy and II contlutAly o - ~ n4u its
,.,os erJip-ed by issues presented Oy othersfs m
California. Mississippi, and Iowa Tnere
h INT one disposition 70 DC maae =. s,o1 paey ~
rri be- r. tired % the hospital OF Net1l '' '' '@'
= more vigorous hghier may 'aAo 10
,r,v TRrg PARTY or REFORM
erora ~ Indianapolis Journal ifepl -, N
q1,a two standing charges against the ne
r,blifau marty areCredil h1eDii,ei az ~;
fusolsh tine warp aaa wSCi lever fang text for the
,,,,a,.l+Ien nress But they studlouSly cOn. 80,
their hearers and readers the snnjS1 tmnlcafed
fi,ss Democrafs were quite AZ neePy 49, ~
T.. 80 thcas dishonest schemes a. '4oyunull.,
cans that the Republican pN 9.,t,,fsi,a ,srfV md
fhe Cffait MOJier investigation anu uat -" no :
pres have unanimously i sytv has ever taken a
business The fact political parry ms 49, fi,e Re-
more independent stand on any 81 nolifi csl
puBcan party these ana a.. ~ from
uurs. III will tolerate the slightest aeter
-, .e ~ uoltiicaI recutlda ana "a more thah 49,
mined u hold all pubic officials 20 SUI 49, sTer
Always party Of Reform n - Inv ~, "a rsuderei
A sIch srrvice. that n vii tolerate i.v.s 49,
ts-1Ce. ~. A..9a. VI .ElaiDg wis1 1AS Pu'H' "e-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

Cc,so Sent I5-CArrLEReoeipts. $500 head market mol
ve prices - bass for goOi 70 eItra natives
- 25sl 40 for good leans shipments LOO head
vz ogs active 5000 hfit sales - =
- % good - 5Gst 50 for choice " eItra ship
rnent-. 4, 500 head. -. 20. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
SEPTEMBER WEATHER.
A SHADOW OF WINTER.

The sudden change in the temperature
since Saturday brings with t the first forbOdings Of
Winter For two days past overcoas have been IN de-
mand ana general calling in OF Summer clothing Will
follow From p. Saturday. to a. m on Sunday,
the temperature sank from To 20 SO and the low
est temperature was marked, Yecterdsy. at a. M,
when the thermometer indicated 47o. The average,
on saturday was 70o that OF sunday so; yesterday
$50 quite heavy frosts have have been noticed on Long
and Staten Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
TIE LATE CEN. M'cOoK.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-The remains OF Gen
Edwin < MeCook arrived here ths forenoon ana lay Ia
state in the Masonic Temple to-day ana to-niSn~ Iha
funeral wll taks Dl.,co Al V'..0ek top9Fsoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

A Slua rma Alcao.as hort ts~
- n 20 weeks Dat every urretc1 20 core t n. Ie-
-unr1ts o1i Or aD"fps"l
warrant Der eel care 10 every 4s, Al =
tegr. m which treated tnoussris o. che- -Nfa ~
yisg Inc t1rance IS s1 Dal oli w. ca 'e'
- ~ a. We deceive iisatpo-t loi Niou
b..trsls OF he citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

BASEBALL,

The eighth game of the championship series
between the Mutuas OF this city and the Atantics OF
BROOKLYN was played the Union Grounds yesterday
and Was won by the Mutuas by u score OF IL TO .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
YACHTING.

The following is a list of entries for the
seventh annual and sixth Union Regatta of the Bayonne
Yacht Club. which will Do sailed of the Idle Hour at
Greenyille, n. j.. to-day;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
5ueslal Nonres

goxx. sept 10. 1875
CRrd.-Atno' r~quest ion 4tr tlsnkinS thr abe
passsA<e-. wao arrs steamer Us d Brstha t1s lSA
he nen Ruecist1t -
Ne "a an reflaY Ms " B foti YsfF tilig
Cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
MARRLED.

Tyue and False science. Speech AZ - tfAAA" "
P.rke Go.s!I. % rziBrsE LEcruUK kkfRA No D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

THE New Elastic Truss l6s5 BrsNav, ia'sr Int s.h
he Who'll nrareas a. s'As'4'4 sl ~ 'Ps
la uugsr-Jsd baczsInths aith q roll ~ tlnnlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

- or >cO-0, WEDNESDAY Sept ~. BY Rev Noah sohenes
ID b. A. 81 Auns igh CLARK " Dunlop 10 ba't i'1Sh's<
fJas b.. Cisro. esq. all Of of'oslf-
o,TryrEwrS-u Beerls Dat Cists residence Of 70, brides
.t-r ,y he Rev. ". sub sepI ) IsA 'ohn y a. OAA'J
- he cv 4 BROOKLYN. s. Y, to NJ Marv H. lausaTt 80"
u- Lewis esq gaaadau Ehlrr Of e isis Hos NH " f'
ot col, city. No cari-
All Noticss Of Na,T1aJes mHsi be endorsed oaA iSA
name aad address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

5.f3 seB.... GU moss nHs''"''' '" -
rBD nsy-s
ssasv Heer... 551 Gov' la.ns 4Oo ne" Wv '''''-
WIS 49,
sssdr Hoss - 800 sss9 hsi oss rsfrs' D -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
FOREIGN PORTS.

The cs- P-sc.iaIe ff NewpJr T. 3D. Clsvei ron Phairi'm&
b coal 3oaai 20 N.-ags-seu Pier, re " sluti 3 w =. ~
80 f,-s hesds bling throrg iorsaui l4tc1f ci % ne
M 10 Az cgo taf bold before iir l 70 s'a'
feared Was akeI IA tOs by se-ls haI' -' 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16
SPOKEN.
lng. 80 ~ ~ 5srs We

t Is % S. long 80 ~ ~ Nes1nac'11 from ai'
Janer1 for New-lorx. 800. &c., 49,. -,.t q r ps.-
Az i5 st ~ long b. Jau, Avary Br RON G'acs''s
SEPT IT, Ia IS - ur - - 'ehr Leoaa '8r from Porto iHes
VAR li..frs out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

Number Of members S2l,sI - S5g1a so., os''-5 ~
Annual relief IO92Os5 AZ 15O5I7I 40 4nS75 IS
Relative to these grand statistics, the report says;
These figures show gains which justly excite our
pride. But while We exnt with becoming grautuae a,
fail appreciate the moral which glds inc prpSperos
hour. 1t IL the END when crowns tne &c ,vo,id o.
toll OIL our fathers toled before US II We Hooiu 40
sure to our efforts endurance, vigor length OF years
immortality. We building mp an improved clvlIlz1-
tion in fact great moral empire IA t % ,
the noble spirit Of beneyOlence which marks he age We
are adding contributions to the general welfare.
world moves and its needs expand mere nus oe
corresponding supply. This supply is met ny tue pro
gress of society by the progress VI individuals by the
sesrion and amelioratOn the condition OF men and
womep in the continuous development OF mihd anu ~
the application OF its reward 70 the eVershIhs uIAS
od6.Ferlowship has been. DURING. so years in this
great ned. What are It's irnitSt II we esl our eges
,Inon the broad and beautiful expanse OF our happy
country we greeted on every hand ny respShse -
Tins inquiry, winch comes uuglng nom alar Oh VIII
eect1lc power Wherever our people nave penetrapd
in whatever distant perilOns qlarter even 10 te re-
workmen toll As the wilderness passes rom cuaos 70
order and system follows Ia the footsteps OF clVzluon
6ae Dad Feo ship supply its d 10 the great tralsl
tgn Nor DO offerings limit their sphere 70 nome,
70 country 10 nationality VIDE ~ t.e HorI n U
scope ana free air il our welcome TO me chen
at men Scattered FAR away distant thousands oI lls
from the birth place Of OddFelowship, do us conquest
sYeud and does its broad. catholic spirit seek larger
heus arJ Of sSeh magnitude is not the reward OF
Az, - epetion hut is for all time. for all peoples, ana
90 bn,ssntv Time - the great regulator the balance
a.H which adjusts the moral well az the material
MnsS - The stern winnower which separates the
rba6 from the wheat BY It's authority virtue 81, wives
ana vice falls To 1t analysis ana pDl9soPhlcai Po
ceNs,s svsfetus doctrines, dOgmAs, and 1heOTies OF
every nd must stand. A. IL rolls on its tests aie IN
notlou evolving ana resolving, untl III lts owl
irnfI H. delivered from error 10 TINS ordeal 40 We conn
Identity submit Thus is civilization adFAhctu IN 'ii -
! .trngcle nave we calamity t0lled az V1Al ~
/ brotiers impellod only by the instructive iAN %
love We have covered every haDitaDs part VI ou on
bappy land with labOrers TINS great cuuse' nave ~
Red 0ur systin u Germaulc Europe, 70 s"ltleali -
The Islands Of Pacific Ocean 10 the eoH'is"ta
t0lih America aud Australia, and II Is simply "a
OF time when Odd FciiO wship shall owen al W
world. Considering tue relation OF human efths 49,
each other all the past. this sentiment - haii- ~
we'll As logical. From standpoint ohf nfno.h va
human boneAeence ID Dut ana ~ -AlLn"' -.i'
- gla .lslauCo SuleA oar tal344 ALYe 4dfs-p1N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

fT-Arel strl ash3. Nt-rroa i-'m Ls'afses
VIZ, t,r,.e f-om Bsumore Ronsn i aia, pf1e. ,s
Ses-YorK brig ssron snr Anna r. Ii"Fer -~
Charleston. A..
Lgwa, lJPsSsst shp Elena row iiFefpH" ofS
O.uuil-ss hlvagaeL 80 ..- g.
Sgw4JKLEAvs sept l3-ATrTed sss hp heH-)reanA "As,s
s Nev.Ysr. sailed -amshD George GrJmFrl tlp, Tor "e~-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
Nsticc % Csmmiy TscMsare ~.

State Auditor Russell has issued tho
following notice TO county treasurcrs
throughout tho state:
Hla:--for some time past tho state
treasurer has been under tho necessity
Of endorsing auditors warrants for
want Of funds to redeem them Tho
law requires tho state treasurer % rc-
deem all such warrants In order of
their issuance. In order 10 enable
him 10 do this. Il becomes necessary 70
have MI tho state revenue paid into the
treasury. Hence. you will please IN
future not rc,loem any state auditors
warrants. except when presented IN
payment of taxes. unless otherwise d.
rccscd in special cases. Tho custom Of
receiving orders from judges aud dis
trrict attorneys may bc continued for
convenience. regret the necessity Of
changing tho present arrangement, but
the existing emergency requires i.
Yours truly. Jons hussELL,
Auditor Of State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
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~ssA W. ~ stsmHsa wHA t4snsse ssaa
30 tss&sssnf tasssus A Vi. Fsai ~
sseA 4 sAa@. - u ~ s.tsssss. ~.
,sm+A ~r@r s'sssNs A'm fssains him
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lasA dave II. hssaes, ~ area u, I'D
II Aa he lsss sssNi sa n. haas sha
smslea i ssssl. 4 esps, gss@aess
"llsilu MAa,t sle msssss With
yas essislmei The s.fsa sssest, wAsss
ey~ssstvs ~sfr lesiisrA
"Ssek II the hs,lla~ rpaseatieaslisles
n tss.ea civilization, vas ,he rasr.
Ina rslay. ''Rslalsad Int ,hr hess,
simrlseis, y primitive eisef'ahtes. To
~ gt~s
"Ah' then W. n,uei ,fnal,'e sea fer
that eorn In condition III primitive
simrl,ei,, there are ~ rights Il pruief-
u, y.a knsn These are ludlow cvn.
ventionali,tes :
A lish, ,laxned upon the intsllcct of
that pismi.e. liz shook the reefs out
of bis legs he scratched the reverse of
his oar: he grarplci .has cereal, and
tostcred ava, like gian, refreshed.
II was observed that i,c submitted with
! wealth y; patience T. manipulation by
his friends aud neighbours. aud went
s,me distance out VI his way - shake
hands with strangers ON competing lincs
VI traffic.
Nevertheless, this fable does not
teach that social obscryanccs nrc always
--or oven acknowledgements IN good
sansc. II il did. that would make Il
true.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

JUDAH =. BENJAMIN.


WONDERFUL cAkkER ov An Kx-AMkRi-
CAN sfAfKsMAx.
london ccreapondeecs Of the noesoa 0,abs.
Among the most striking careers of
tho times has bcon that of Judah p.
benjamin. who long represented Louis.
lana In tho United Stascs Senate.
subsequently, became tho leading n'em-
ber Ut the Confederate Cabinet, and
afssr tho cl.sc of tho war removed bid
residence 10 London. liz procured
naturalization In England. and upon
complying with the requisite conditions
hogan practice in the Westminster and
l.inooln's Inn courts. Ills progress haa
besn - rapid that although he has only
bcen u the English bar for ave or six
years hc has received tho honor VI
'.queen's counsel" and assumed the
traditional silk gown" thus taking
bis place among tho upper barristers.
Il u now lnlimatcd In so.nc u tho En-
slish papers that Mr.. lscnjsmin Il
among the foremost IL the line Of those
who aro likely 70 b. raised " shc bench
within Tho next few years |. would
bc curious TO scs M sx-united State,
Senator. aud IN OK Confederate Sccro
tary II Stats. sitting beside Sir A
Cockburn on tho queens bench. with
patched wig and crMincd gown. Mr.
Benjamin u man II brilliant abili.,
~ IN advocate, aud was surpassed b,
very fcw ~ IN orator when ho sat Il
our national councils; bin apecch ON r.
siring from the Senate. just before III,
war, Was ono of thrilling cloquoncc
not soon 70 bc forgotten BY thoso WI.
heard il. He il of Hebrew extraction
aud II promoted to tho English benol
viii bc tho 6rst of that faith 10 ocap,
: high judicial position there. Wcr'
10 10 bccome Lord Chief Justice IN,
Mr. Disraoli again Premier The singula
spectacle would bs exhibited u Jewisl
heads of tho Engliah administration
aud English Law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
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Nv lsfe. sAssasssa@ smA N3~s~sss \
he S..sAsss kseas* a Ams.ses Jhss
~sll ~ Asasts~aals frustrated. asa ~sil
h. sssstssesssh 80 esAts ptg.#a tkss
that "A ret#sse~sanF ~ lsA s~a I~~'
IA. .ae a ths maa ,aa.s.ssns. ffais.
Ial. saa ls.sass~gae s~gsens n eaf ssssa.
@se egar,f, While The, viii sim n
eeas., rl.slae iatstmas.ea .a ~ N,
~ecial. Industrial And rammerrial ..p
ies Suggested hs . lsr-mal survey
the, NIL IL wisten Ia the grArAi,
style, AMI sish the quick insight inss
raarsr,er aud ready appropriated u
imslens. which have alrea.l, gisca n
Mr. King The utls ef ..botn Specia
Correspondent. "
Mr.. King will devote the wiase,
msinl, 10 travel and the personal col
lec,ian VI material. lie will enter mp
un his work with the enthusiasm u
youth, and with the broad and read,
sympathy born of his own cosmopolitan
habit; and We bc-pcak for him. whcr'
ever he may o.. the confidence and
hosrisahlc reception 70 which hi'
personal character anil public crrand
cn,itlc him.
w characterize a portion of ouI
national domain as The Great West. v
The South. by its extent " territory
AMI tho magnitude Of its interest and
capacities. deserve 10 less significant :
title. With AN area If nearly mil
lion of square milcs---an area moro thar
seven times largcr than tho whole Il
Great Britain--and with a list of tropi.
cal products that play grand part IL
the commerce of the world. il deserve.
tho largest recognition. Mr.. King
articles will be entitled: 1.-The 0rea,
south
Thsy win b. commenced In tho Monthl,
next spring. aud will alone Lu worth
tho price Of the Monthly, for ,hcy vii
make complete illustrated book oi
themselves, IL two hundred aud 6ft,
broad magazine pages.
Many of the features VI Southern
i'ic aud landscape arc A. strange 4
Northern aud Western eyes M Il the,
belonged 70 another country; - that I
painting tho south to itself. and gisinl
Il fair showing for its own satisfaction
mass interesting page will be opsnet
u tho Whole country, aud ono wlicl
will reveal our people at oncc - them
selves aud a. each othcr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

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many Of him. Farewell. John!