, 1874-03-21

ooAoAo s"o t7NHtuOTlblOh OF u0Ak0U, ula famous
Fourth-of-July oratlou on tho ''1ruo Grandeur
Of Nations" which brought him much repnta.
tion with tho rofornors, but. curses loud and
deep from tho Boston responsibility OF thst day.
Farkor WIS alEghtly acquainted with Summer, but
lao at onoo wrote him, III hope you will excuse
ono 30 neatly stranger to you as myself for nd~
dressing ysu thia motto. But cannot forbcar
writing. have just road your Grafton On the
'True Grandeur Of Nationa' for tho second
| time, and write to exproBs to you my sense Of
tho great value Of that work, and my gratitude
to you for delivering 1t OH such an occasion"
From that time until parker'B tloath, tha frlonl-
ship mud roapoct of the two for each other deep-
oned atoadily. When, attor d long contest,
sumner was elected Rouator, Parker entered III
bis journals "Aprtl "a (1s51) To-day Charles
Sumner was chosen to tho United States Sonnto
for ak years.. This is tho great triumph Of the
aoaaor. Donr old Massachusetts Money has
not quite eaton tho heart out of theo, only out
OF Boston and its yaBBal.towna Ho followed
snmnor's Congressional career with intonBo iu-
terosk and sympathy, not falling to spur him to
and aontng his hearty "Well done" ovory time
Summer spoke. Il would DO worth yearB Of or
dlnaty life II Parkor were nltva and In Music
Hall today, to ltcar the funeral oratton llo would
surely pronounce over atlmnor's horolo career
and colossal character.
FrothiuElam's Lifo of Parker is
WORK or rnEManHApLE INTEREST
for those who will vnno 1t At nil. II ono Ia clear
IN hta own mind that Passor was an Atheist and
dangerous man, this book has no Significance
for him, unlcss ho has cnntor enough to hold lila
propoaaoaeionB IN clieok, and accopt tho incoll-
case ho will find Pnrlser no Atheist, but q pro.
found believer In God, and religious az few mon
arc. Mr. Buckingham, does not assume tho roto
OF aPoioglst or champion OF Parker ho is not
etud'ous TO make MIN almost Orthodox for the
m ne dolleht IN emphasszlnB she points or nntagon-
ism botwoon PARKER md hts opposera but owl
IDENTITY seeks to tel trn'hfully and frankly tho
atosy OF pafKefa hle' thht ~o, ara thosS who
OF man 10 wae; ,,-
Unfortunately Tor tho completeness Of hts
wotE' - ooes nnt contain many o. "a to ie15orn ~
oiuuGu III tue lev aonh Holss Lilo o1 farKer;
auu tnese arg anttlsleaiy VoFV htalest!uP anu ~
!nost oss9nta' 70 = tull comPfohons!qn or tho
natnfo ana range Of NIB Activities. His lottora
to Seward, Chaao, Hale, Sumner, Wilson, Banks.
intnrost evan nnw thonrh ncarlv al lin Gnea
tiona thoY tljncuHsnd bnvo hoon sottln1 v lncis,
!asloh Or bY war. me sagacaty, the almost
Pfopnetto 8onhe OF tno toaslhR Whlcn tho caattnE
ont OF tue OWL spirit Of slavery you'd cause, and
those lotters ovinco. arc u,1ito ros,a,kablo. Bnt
though theao arn omittotf tho yollmo inoludca
Wiz, "n.,. ~ " .s.sa .ot uonnuu IL. n1r'
rcvaa,tmv rnnrn sn1iv oAo '"'''A"'' '"o''''
n % mun ;,,,,,yr s,,,,n,
Of hin ;n,o,,oct,,aI ani, morai i;fo Tin 5orr,,,,
havo boen noniomsjy drawn from hmt IN whnio
Ia not WI cnmm,,n,cstad RIA onthnr "nvso saus,
lie most Hocrot tl,ol,rhta containing man . thnTa
of aeen Significance as i]iustratona Of his inte
rior Ifc b;ci, cnnd not v;t1 t1'o fooat rror.;o.
y be published, ovon whom their meaning is
cieaf ana wl!ioh olton neeu interpretation. Mono
9a he eo cSn ehnaoqe1 qsbSs bt a s with &
covered" '''''~~ -''''''N' - '''7
Is 1ot tho Sn}edt o ths i9ttor nt to give
~ .Arv ~ t1i ;;; ~. noon. u @,a out!le
to DO bo but to Eve somo aes Of 4 the Gig
ments of intereBt In this volume. somo hint OF
the strong and tho winning foaturos Of
1""nAHo I'M. ennt.Aolh"' 'e,,"
Maen m va S noy y az @ ~ m e. .'s
10 school, tr,tdgng nlono across The teits. Suddenly
he Mss W. ~ an o nnn @ %1.n ionR wtte
ea'Ia ho wa bm S boy A %ss @ Do @
%, maka1R hs nears ousn WIN strong onloons nha
tsn q s ma ~ 10 CANE Iheo
manner that merayaa belief In the
visiteG; Wne ~ 1ne pGfao ws ae eo not guoss;
No stranger haa been seen IN tue nie villsge po lc
who hp might bc thn meeting 1ol! IN with tile boys
early CONSEQUENCES sa9t 40 mao destiny WAa It tho
CONSCIOUSNESS thas Haae tne 1aees'nB e'8o'heant7
Parker used to receive many letters asking for
tho secret OF hiB grout attainmonts in scholar
ship. anu counsel t. tor tue condnct Of IT, So far
contained IN
-, ,u.u H. SOME e:,ls .I.t!5l RULES
no u'o" up LUZ nls oHn Eu'"''nce.
Esrst-fhKsica!-l: Avoid etcess IN meat aud drink,
InKo exercise 10 Inc aaf a. lo'a1 ehsee IT, hours a
pcuc a. m aftsrthonuit. Moro js bottcr peven IN