New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-17

worked Oh the highway with ball and chain.
But once as sat in IN, usual place.
On a heap of stones, and IImm red away
Al the ROCKS with heart as hafd as they,
Aud cursed dacadam ana all his races
There Glanced tIat way,
Cir the loveliest rirl don't mean pretty.
But there IS mat in her troubled eve,
Ia hey sweet. sad glance - she passed. me by,
That seemed ike a angels genJie pity
For such as l.
And Sir. 10 NV soul that pure look gave
such thri! rs a Summer morning brings,
Vitn Us twitcr and lIttcr Of SONGS ana wings
t. one cgourued all night long ia cave
Or vcnOmous things.
Down the broad street she passed from sight;
Bat AL that day WAS ulier a spell,
A ail all all s t9s. n me t feS OF sn E'
That filed my CELL
Women can do with us what thcv will:
r was only village girl, but she,
VITA the dash OF glance. nal shown to me
Might strive To be-
And IL in nav misery began
TO feel fresh hope and courage stir
To turn my back upon things that we're,
Aud NY face 20 thG iHtnfe Oh a mali
Twas all for her.
And That is my story. Aud as for the lady
saw ner-0h yes-wEen was free,
Aud thanked her. and-wcl, come with me;
A. likely as not, when supper is ready,
She'll pour your tea.
The prooshects of Oh and Nec for February are also
al hand. The editor, in ms introduction, discusses the
series Of national centenngls which bean with the
COMMUNICATION of the Boston Missacre In $780, and
gives fresh details of the original Teapirty business.
There are few sentences rings aud corporations
quite worth quoting:
A hundred years have gone by, and the Ropubc that
day born is Oi the leading powcrs OF The world
Yes And what is its own policy at ibis mOmenti IL
knows too much taxation without representation.
risk not To he counted IL has given votes and repre-
SentatiOn 100000 freedmen because II taxed them
Yes Aud how about the other lesson OF that day i-how
about resgning The rights Of sovereignty aud s dudes
monster cJrpUrduouNt There are corporations To-
day rich enough and strong enough TO buy statesmen
ald Lawmakers, newspapers aud whole communities
when they choose ana poor enough 10 DC always peg
piug tnis lIIt!o privilege or mat explanation OF
concession, behind when may lnrk mischief untold
These corporations the children OF the STATE
sails they ought 10 be at the worst amt Just as ~ was Ill
poor Georges tne, they come MilSShE H. III me Iorn
ofpaupers to miscai stupid OF careless so'ersns To
In the Whole series OF the centennIals there viii be
voice. trust speaking onder man tneir Drag
gang ana UuInpcting That voice WIN teach again me
iauhar. One OF these lessons. which they supposed
had become axiom was the danger OF nlrustnG to
stuart tried il lIues TO James H. aud 10 the
stuarts This pmcADeck House of Hanover
with To-Day, ii cost them hall continent Jd,t 40 tins
moment that lesson, which Is no longer recioncd an
AXIOM may studied 10 great advantage by the rising
statesmen OI to-day
OF Trolope's The Way We Live Now" there ia a
most generous insiallment. To read Trolope is like
going back To an Old neighborhood and meeting old
acouautances there. We have all these people
before. great many times, and under various names
We are at all tired OF them however, and we hope
we shall see them great many times more for VIC
not OF the ncOnstant. who Ike old friends the less be-
cause they Old. II Troope's girl should not love
the wrong man, her brother should not be "A prOdgal
or her mamma a maneuverer, then. indeed, should we
have the right complain; and wolld 1t. AS it
is may his shadow be less; aud may the mid,
pleasant, welbred, innocent, Photographic tales OF
society that were milk for babes. hold out to be
the cheer Of declining years. There may be greater
men than Troopc, writers OF tragic force and power
of to which he has attained but
where do you ind pleasanter Old fellow to readI
keep brin ng them" said the Southerner, after he
had ordered his sixth mint julep.
'Tne Better Samaritan" by j. p. Quincy. Is bitter
and brilliant satire that benevOlence which spends
all its life in onriching itself at the OF Others and
diving bequeahes some Of the beloved hoard that is
Shining from its fingers TO found some Institution OF
charity and calls this givng-buys Heaven with the
goods 10 which the owners title has out. atom
ualibrrtons Quandary" continues but Is 70 DC con-
cuded next month. Il is pleasant story. William 4.
Harlow gives us The Lost Child True Tradition Of
Waehusett-a sad enough tale OF OF those murders
which do not "out' until Death, sternest OF priests,
holds the murderer his grasp and waits to hear his
confession before taking him TO his own place.
There is an Arab story" by Bishop Fcrrete, entitled
he King and the Beggar," Of which the discouraging
motto is The World IS a Shadow. and a Shaun, and
game of Wits" "Son-Proscriptiye Schools in the
South" is a paper by c. G. Fdirchd, which very
strongly advocates the education OF the white and col
ored children OF the South the same schools, meeting
the objections TO this plan apparently fair spirit
seeing the difficulties 1t would encounter but seeing the
greater gain which the author thinks 1t would result.
M Hale contributes an admirable paper on Exercise"
In which he says:
The life OF each man must have, day, its fair
slsre OF physical OF mental and Of moral exercise Re-
tanning these great classes, subd vide them
please. You take for your bodily culture your
in garden and orchard and in travelling
and fro, and leave TO other building your
house aud barns and the cultivation your food but
full bodily exercise must have Or may take such
branch OF mental culture please and leave 10 other
men the rest They may study the stars may discuss
politics. may pore over past history. while
myself with simpler walk but some walk other
OF mental culture must have. 80 may leave other
men their peculiar preferences IN spiritual life. They
NAV rapt in meditation the unseen glOries OF
unseen God while am playing Jackstraws on the floor
with my children but some spiritual exercise, exercise
of the Affections must have. There Il no division Of
labor which will enable me 10 soul by proxy.
"scrope still continues and Is to be continued; and
The Examine" sits In judgment on various matters
especially Oh " The Great American Novel," which 10 Is
quite certain The Fair God is Poetry is
the strong point OF old and Nep but this number
,aas pretty. Little lyric entitled Misiaken, " Clara