, 1873-12-28


sndo ia tho attribute 'of b great mind; narrow
minded md selfish pooplo aro novor grateful.
WHAT i PHEASANT nEuNioxs' =
was that Of Tuoa1nv' oyennr i In annwer tn m,
multitudinous inquiries, We gleanod tho following
sheaf Of interest, which I give in his own words
though not In exactly the manner in which Il
came, being in dialogue. which might prove
''ous ~ o;s W ~ teaIet :, sr- ,u,.
since no met, satd Mr. Brnd]augh, "lift
has boon a scono Of many struggloa md aome
triumphs. There have beon times WHOM ii
ma Nvv;av ~ 1tfa 1,'a insa,a % haa" ""s "a n".,a:
one Appiauded' by thousands, and groetod with
the acclamatons OF crowds, thofo hive gtill been
sotuo lonely pn,1goa In nv 1tfo. Athoiat ttonr1,
lam hoya hra,,-fos,oa 1n;i,, G.r,,,.,s,a e. ;,
n;s. T,?.ls.' oAN4aos1o "tS1 oalu'l't.'s "nu
oss92ps: nayo poem entertained at tho homes
OF Pnnccs, and havo broken, broad and Blopt con-
Iuphoid Inn hcon oyervth;no ~ ,no ,.nI snan-
ever and whorovor cn1J MI II wor1 NJ" forit
hnyo done go, : AVA ~ =
"Yos," ho continued. II, anevor to n rcn,a,1.
gray Bpots upon nv hcnrt. too nut It IN nh III
grny; thoro are vet some nntehee frsRl, md nj
preou 1ofk fho1gh sorrow haa ioTt doon e o
upon It's aurfacc, but this mactjnaf daoa Ino mn
good, and carrios mo back ~ '@''o'1 -''' ''''
TwENTy.rTvr vs,na
whonwo yoro all younr torathor. Vonr vo;coa n,
mo bactbnck co5 c]6so n,v otoa nM v"icss sano
tho intervening te eoo ncaiI ia W"
faco md form of YOUR motbor% M % IN motbnr a1
proud to call har-wl,n rava r,a ai,aitor ,nia,. ~
lad nono. md broaa wan rood v snuse1 "nem
hard to GET" u(,on ynu ,,nro, fnrgot +not pt ~
n6ked. 'sCan + euet: forrnt It 7'P Ia s rot,;oT
"Not till dlo,-not tll tei" How eacreR Ti1u ill.,
silence tlat fe upon us ali far few in1as 't ~
this, mono but ouraelves mey know, How difrers ~
ent this from tho mocting whinh tons n1ano II
tho lobby Of the Music Hal laat ''syo walk r
But of this hereafter; lot tls kcop awhilo
10 Brad!augh, satisfactory Bubioet VIII
hts improssionable naturo, WITH whom tho
tear succeeds tile laugh. the ja,1ri b
tho tear but tho hind hoart nnd noh]o naf,ra
arc always present. " How atrango it is," he
saId-ss It ecemg to bo nv fntaNto S' Ao
=. owE.Mr SUCCESS N LIFE TO WOMEN,
First, your mother, who guided mud counsoled
mo when first started out, After hor death
nnother,--proud, patrcian, and beautiful. WHO
came to ny reseuo whom was in dospondonoy';
the wealth and intellect Of france 1omaudod
for mo hearing from them and cspouBine
my cause 30 warmly, made my namo aud obicct
known in circles could not otherwise have pou-
sakes am proud to give my efforts in 40 noble
d cause, and make nv uamo mower in the 1en1
which shall live little wililo after me. and WITH
which no suspicion Of dishonesty or wrong shall
ever bo mingled but thoy shall have II to saw
their fntler died Us ho- Iad lived, nu houent
and conyciontious Atheist, Who lad done % what
lie could 10 roliovc tho suflernga md better tia
condition Of Lis fsllow-mun."
old acquaintance, '01A
GERALD mAssEy
should como to Chicago nt Tie Same time 7n va
asked. 'sHaye you mot 4" . Only onco." lo re-
Club, OF New York, Never till then, since ta tbot
memorable night when YOU and want to hoar
lecture on Cooperation by q gentleman nanad u
Cooper. Since thon Gerald Massey rather Hrhts
and nH It is not without ntorost, eiyo Il horo' ''
4 gentleman named Walter Coopor, who was
Manager Of tho Co-oporat,yo Tatlors' Associa.
tion, introduced into the Society, in tho capac-
and, therefore, not member, at stated salary''
This was in direct and aagrant violation Of liz
rules and by-lawe Of the Association. whici A.
clarad that no one but mombar amid iii nnv
tailors robelled, and demanded 18th tho 'Js instont ~
dismissal Of Gerald Dfnssov. 4 war enanni1 nIS
which endcd III tie discharee Of one na o. two ~
the most efficient md aotiye members O Of tie tie 3d.
rioty by Walter Cooper, who, in some hocus-po- Gus 10
hands, aud kept lis fayorIto in offleo. Tho
wholo Of this tranHaotion was iIlecal.-tl1e cnn.
stitution Of the Society oxprossly declaring that
no measure should bo decided or acted upon
wS s r vs a sf Is .hS Ssg sgti s nSy yoo
the Hal Of seionco, Gty Road, Iondon and
Charles Brndlaugh, the4l young man, almost
unknown who xas intimate with Tho diHcharged
tailors, was appointed to attor1 the lecture. a1d.
ut tho close,
PUT FEW QUESTIONS
10 tho lecturer; whilo the others should be sta-
toned in different parts Of tho hall. to riee,
Banquo-like, and confront him, to lis dismay |
md final confusion, when hia replies
should warrant thom in doing 81" 6ooncr
wis completely miBlod By Drad!augh's youtl
and innocent appearance, though lo Showed cons |
siderable surprise and somo Embarrassment at
that llo was Indeed stepplng among Iornetn.
Gerald Massey, who was on tho pafform. viii,
hia new-made wifo eanae to tho resouo ot bis |
excitemont run high, and noise m prodominatod.
and at ono ttno thoro were fears Of a conarai
moloo, in tho midst Of which Mrs, Mansoy
rushed to her husband, euolycline hi1n Will i,or
arms, aud ,TaB flually borne from fila l,nlI in a |
Rwooaing condition.
GRAND TAn1EAu!