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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-26


Scr &artpHelfdfer.
Ser omeritonil9e &artoHeltdfer, Der
in leiner 9einlat 5ucrlt irri9crlueile fir
eins Orange on9e}eben >uuroe, fiibrt
Den luii1ent1 1d)af ftlihen Gottunssnamen
Doryphora %. y. Gpiebtrdger) bon
Dem lou9cn, no6 porn geri1tcten 9orn>
in wcldem I6 Mfittel= un0 $9intcrbruit=
bein ucreini9en unb Der notiirlid nur
ouf Der unterlcite eeleben lueroen tann.
Sic liht9elb 9efdr6ten Tlii9eloeden 5ei-
gen iebn Ge finD idmarie 2dngsltreifen
uno gobcn bielelben Yeranlollung> Den
Atdfcr BON leinen @ottun9sperlponoten
als decemlineata, Den se6nlieni9cn,
III unterl1cioeu. Sic pbere Geite oes
8rult ltiids lit .ben fous liht9elb 9eid6rt.
lhmor5 9cronoet rn0 nod nit 16luorSen
Ulcden 9esei6net, ocren mitt(crer 9r6Ber
uno in Torm elmer romil den Y Ell |deint;
aut6 Die ltnterleite 0es &dierS seiAt Sobl=
r'i6e, III Nuerrciben 9eoronete lAworSe
Yunttc un0 Tlefen.
Nah Hc>pobnDrit Der Ylottf1ier iinoct
lih ouA Der &ortuiielfdfcr fret oui ocn
Stdttcrn ieiner 9idbrpTlonse, Sc loWobI
Don ibm lelbit ols nou 1einer Norre be
Irclltn miro. 9od) crit ooour1 oob Der
Safer leint urlpriin9libe 9tdDypfan6,
einc wilowaNi ienocNoht1 1hottenart (Sola
mum rostratum init Der peruonoten
&artoife! (Solanum tuberosum) per-
touibte lit er cine 9c0obtc uno 9efiirbtete
Gj;uIe 9t>uorocn.
Grbalo Die S{urtcifc( ibre Seine ii6sr
Die Grbt Httritb:n fat uno sur S!utt=
biIoun9 lt3reitet, tommt uutD Der imGro=
reitt} iiberpiutertc &ditr sum No,1 1bein
lo5 8ebNen legt bulo ouA lsne rptb'
gclbcn Gier ob, Die cs in Gjruppen BON 10
bis 20 Stiif an bic llnterleite Der jun9en
NartoHelb|dttcr flcbt uuo innerholb 6
&o6en icincn oan5en Gicrpnrrotb BON
st'ua 1900 5tiid unter5ubrin9en peib.
Scocm 81 ent19liipft no6 5 bis So9en
cine on fan9s falt b!utrotbe &orpt, olc
toum 20 Sage 3eit 81 i6rem uollenbeten
@a65t6um broudt uno lic5 bann oran=
scgel6 um9efdrbt fat, lud6reno Der &opf
Btine uno iluei 2dn9sreiben runollbe>
porSeni0rmi9c Grbo6cnbeiten 5u jeber
5eite bes bau0i9cn @intcrlti6e5 l0war5
erl6einen.
9Babreno Scr 3tit Res MaGSt3ums
a0er lucib Die 2arue ni6ts be1erc5 Su
t3un, ol5 in Gcmeinlhoft ser li6 INNER
no0 tummeln0en 5Saier pom &artoffcl=
traut Ill 5rbren, bob ollo pon Sdfsrn,
Gicrn uno 2uruen in olen @r6ben glei6- |
ieiti9 helebt lcin tonn G5 ldbt lib oea-
feu> oob oielcn Trellern 0e9eniiber lelblt |
bic trdftiAite HIlonie erlic9en mnB un< |
Die Eegctotion nicht 10 piel Stoif crjeu
gen fam, ols Die Yeroauungsor9ane oe' |
aimmer lattcn Srut beanlprudeu un<
6t,pdltl9en tOnnell.
sri wenn oie 2oruc o0Qig crwa0icu |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-26

Gincinnoti, 16. Mai. Mm lebten
5amta9e 9erietb Der odtSigidhrige SAT.
Nlmpno in Yoris Sly. nit leinem s.
jdbriqen @Awie9erlobn Nomens Maen in
5treit> uno l6lu9 oenielbeu gu Booen.
4Qen erbob li@, itieb ieiuem @4pieaerz
uater Elm Meiier in ocn 2eib uno t0otete
i'm al Der GteQe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-26

f1er QuO .Ole, OQb Jcoe MISUNDERSTANDING
ibrtn 9onolperts= ooer0erbsr9spater Dot.
Scr @onomerfsuotsr ent1prid)t in pie=
Ter Be5iebuus Dem &luiterobte 99as
Der 9lht fir oieMo ltergenleinoc, oos loQte
Der @or0werfspoter fir Die Snnun9 lein.
Ser &lo lterobt, 3. i. &lolterpoter, bate
;u lor9en fir bas leiblide uno 9eiitlide
gSO6l Der Geini9en u1o ,wor 10 alel
,uie m6gli9 nit Qiebe nit perltdnOiger
Vatcrliebe. Sim lag cs ob Die Werfe
Der Mfil0tDd 9teit i'm 9iamen Der &lo ter
9emcnoe Su iiben, Notblcioenoe 6u unter=
ltiiben un0 Tremoe 5u beberber9en. Dies
lem Yeiipiele 5uf folae lpQte audi ocr9ono~
wertspater Die briitli6en 2iebesmerte ge=
gen Die @enol lienl1ait lel6lt, 10 wie aud
9caen Trembe 5u eriiiQen boben. Gr
loate @oroc fra9en fiir oos Seite Der
0anowerferinnung iiberbaupt uno fir
Die einsclnen W}itslieoer oerlel6en insbe=
lonbere. Ser 9anbwertSpoter mar per-
Epili6tet i'm 9iomen Der Snnung bic
9Serte Der IdDltcnliebe ous5uii6en fir
gSitt>uen uno 9Sailcn, bcloneers Ocrltor=
bcner Mit9lieNer gu lor9cn, frenloe M}ei=
tier uno @e] ]eIen aufsuucbmen, 81 be.
l1enten uno 5u bcGcrber9en; oarum beibt
tr aud 0er6er9suotcr.
Ser @ono>perfuotcr niu,mt oorum in
Der sSnnuu0 einc le0r c6renpolc SteQun9
cin. Gr bat nit bcu Mieiltcrn oes 9ouo=
lpertcs ben Np:tritt bel ieierli@en Gcle-
9enbcitel, bei Yrojellionen. Gr bat oas
Ne6t bon jco<m t9enolien ocnGrub
,u fnrotrn. Su leincm $ooule Iinocn
Die 3ulommcntunlte uno 8cratbunNcn
Der Snnun9, Die 9lu ufnarmt Der le6rjun=
gen, bic 6reiiprcdunA Der ojelsQen ltott.
gr beluobrt 5oic Sunun9siooe nit Dem
Sic9el, nit Den Gbriftcn uno Documen=
tn Der Sunung. Gcr @anowsrtsuottr
it Der Ncrtrouensmann Der Snnun9. Cr|
itrtt nit Der Snnun9 III Dem TerbaItnlllc
zines Naters 5u 1eincn &tnoern, III lencm
NcrGQltnille ollo oos nur ourh oa5
Gbrilentbum III leintr >potr>n S1ONbelt
begriin0et wurOe..
2(ls cine 5tl lonber5 hone wobrDo1t
1ri5tlidc ginyiNtung mib uu1 Der To-
aenaurts @o;;omertSArub bcSc|hnct wer.
ocn. Stoe 9onblutrttrtnnun9 bat lbren
siaenen @onowerts9rab. Glclcr orltt
eincll ets ben Wlnuben uro Die hDh1tt
Ncrcbrun9 9eaen Gjott ons bcnn Der
$Danopertsgrub bc}iunt ia nit j*nem
NUMBERED DAcnVjrubc, Der pon jtocsGDri< |
jtcu Wiuno germ uno vDriurN ;Sool &C:
!prndjrn ucrocn lr!l NIT =: 0jciobt lei !
Sciu5 GDrijtu5 &':>crclleits orlittt Der
i,onopertsgrAB Die &riiocri@ttit aus,
ole unttr oQcn Wenl4en GctrlDcn lou.
QGsnn Gin ircu0cr &ttiLe, Der oenllel5en
0suolutrte ouge0Ort 5u clncm frenoen
Wtilter tommt, 10 entrld)tet ct pon Wiel=
tern uno OeieQcn leiHer $ocir'otb Den
Danopertsgrub, er bittet oomit ull1 bril-
oerli1e Nuinobn1e sur 2lrbeit uno Nfc9e
uuo Ser Nieiiter lit 'perpiliOtct, lbm le=
nen &ruB su erueoern, 5u oaufen, uno
i'm ols ft9enpiien uno olS 0ritiiben
N}itbruoer 81 bt9onoe!n.
Go mie nun oic bisber on9eiii1rten
GinriNtungen oui rein tir9ltjer Nrl}t=
lid)er @runbloGe 5tr'len ; 10 1lno AUDI
jene Nor1NriIten Bic ibcr oo5 }tt!itbe
Ver6olten berSnnun9SnlitA tAljtoer AeStbsn
worben, 9an3 Gem Gpan3e!inm entnom=
men uno 9oni nit Dem 6jtiIte oellelbtn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-26
Ncuc uno alto Mdnlcrz&ercil1c.
(S6luS.)

ole lolr IN ptn ulttn OnnOlDerlcrlrnungen
ontreifen, lit Die Ncrebrung zines G6ub=
beili9en, zines Yatrons, Der @ouowcrts=
patron genannt.
Seoe5 ein5elne 0anbmerf perebrt einen
Soeiligen ais leiren Yotron> ols leinen
SSiirbitter BEL @ott. Man mdb1e gum
Yotron zines @onouertes seluDGnlih
tinen loIben 9eili9en, Der cntlueoer lelblt
ols CT ouf GrOen le6te> bos 9ano>ocrf
betrieben bate, ober bod auf irseuo cine
@ei1e sum 9onbperfe in elmer ndbcrn
SeSiebung itono. @o bot 1i6 oaS ebr=
lame Ounolpert Der ;3immerleute ben
9Q6rpoter Gbri1 I'll ben 6eiligen Solepb
sum ,Notrou erlpd9lt neil nQd) Dem
3eu9niIc oes Gpan9eliums Der 6eili9e
So1epb hos 3immerban0perf bctrieben
bate 0ie N}nler perebrten Den beili=
gen 2ufas ais ibren potron neil er
na6 Der 2e9enoe lelb It Die W(olerfunit
1oll betriebcn bohen Ser beiIige @lo9ius
morb, bo er lelb It elm Sdmieo mar, ais
Yatron Der @9mieoe uere6rt. Ser beil.
Nifolaus marc sum Yotron Der @dificr,
Ti19er> 8raucr una Wfiaer> Der beili9e
Sobonncs Der Sau Ter gum Gatron Der
G9neioer, Der Deilige 5eperus npn 3D.
penno gum Batron Der Neber, Der beil.
Sotobus 9(llemonus sum Yotrpn Der
@1oI fer, Der beilige Soar sum Yotron Der
5npfer, Der bciligc &ualfurbus sum po=
tron oer 5ottler Die bcili9cn Grilpin
uno Grilpinion 5u Yatroncn Der Ghu=
tier Die belligen &osmoS nno Somian
81 Yotrnnen Der gtr5tc crw06lt.
SIRE Yerebrr1n9 gcgen Den Notron
hcs 9anouerfes boben nun BON jeDer bic
Snnun9eu ouf perlbieocne Neile ons9e=
oriidt. Scr Teitto9 bes 4}otrons mar
Teierta9 fiir Die Mit9lieoer Der SnnuEg
Sn jcncn Ortcn mo oic Snnuu1 ibrcn
eioencn 2(ltor, Snnunqsoltar, bate, "a
lteQtc bos 9(ltarbilo ben 9onbwcrfspotron
nor. 9lud) Die 3unft= uno Snnun9sfo3=
nen purbcn nno pcrocn npG jebt nit
ieincm Sileni1je ge1d)miidt. 9(ub oo5
Snn1n95lie9el seiat lcin Silonlb, uno
in Der Snnnqsi1ube mar irnlt ltctS leine
9(bbiloung 5u finben. sluf lplAe gSeilc
polltcn Die alten snnun9cn ibrcn 6onos
perfe einc rcliaiD lcWci0e 9cbcn, lic lppQ
ten ooourD 5ej9cn, oob Die Snnun9 Gin
Yeren fotbpliid)er Gbriltcn lei. sic
moQttu oomit ibreu @5iaubcn Su erftnnsn
9eben an bic GiemeinlcDoft Scr 0eili9cn,
uno an oie Mirflir1ieit uno 9iblihfeit
liver Dirtii!t Bel Gjctt. ,,3u5leitD lcllte
Der STANDARDIZATION otn Snnunasmlt=
olieoeru sum @eiipiele Der Su9eno oicnen
uno linen ben Nemcs 1iefcrn oob man
ouW i'm 0onoperferltonoc lein ciui9ss
,1iel crrciden fDnne.
gine anotre ouf bo5 G6riltenibun.
oui bic cbriltlid)e 2icbe, ouf Die fot9plilbs
WlouhensleDre bon Der @eneinldoft oel
$oeill9cn be9riiuoeie ginridtun9 1T bic
bel ocn mel 1ten Snnunaen scbrdublibe
@jebQdtnibieier iur Die perltorbenen Sn=
nln9snlit9leber. Sn Oen mclltcn altcn
SnnunsSbii1ern miro 3e1Aritbcn, Bat
ale Sabre on einem bcitimmtcn Gage tur
sie Gcelen ber Der ltorbeneu Snnun0smlt=
9licberSo6rnejlen sebolttn weroen lollsn.
Oie1e Ginrbtllng bcweist ocutlf, oob
bic oltcn Soonbrperfcrinnun0cn 0ur0ous
nidt aus rein 1pcltli4en Brlinosn Geltiftct
muroen, louocrn pielneGr zines Dohern
d)riltl;Nen 3ipetfes .loillen. Giele Sc
hIthtnibfeier 6e,euat OeutlitD ben {clttn
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Ohio @aiieufreunb.

it, Bort lie ouf su frelen uno tric9t in
Die groe, uln Yuppe Su ueroen, permag
obtr in oielcn 3ulto noe Der Hube nidt
lan9e su per9orren oenn l6on na6 II
So9en tommt ber aus9ebiloete &dfer
sum Yorl6ein, 10 bob Die gon5eGntpde-
lun9s9el6i6te in etlpa so Sa9en DOL
lenoet lit.
Sic juuse Generation absr peri riolgt
euergilb oielelbeu 3iele Der Nlten uno
nod obcrlno!s so Io9en eriltirt ,uieoer
Elm neues@el6le1t> oos pollenos per3ebrt,
mas feline Mbneu ii6ri9 9elalien, bonn
sur Winterrube in Die @roe sebt uno nit
na9fen TriibjaDr Die alte @cldi@te ,pie<
Der auffrii6t.
Yei elmer oerarti9eu l9neQen Gntlui-
te(uns tann es ni9t Wunoer nebmen 81
b0ren> oab bereits Die sanse 9emabi9te
Gone 9toroamerifo's BON oielem &afer
iiberl6uemmt lei unb bob ct in l6Staa=
ten lbon Quartier genommen habe IS
geb0rt in Der lbat Elm sroBes Mreal Dos
5u, I'M oiel le unslaubli6en Monen unite
iubrin9en un0 erndbren gu fonnen, oa
na@ Scre9nung Elm jeoes pQr9en in Ell
ner ein5igen @on,merlaiion auf go DILL
lionen ;Suoipiouen anwa6len tann nDob
einem iulden 9eere seseniiber on ~teine
&ettun9 Der &artoffelfcloer gu oenten 1T,
lie8t auf Der 9anS uno oaber ertldrt es
li4, lporum in ein5elnen @e9enoen Der
&artof felbau 9ans ouf9e9eben lporo.
SIN Wejten Ser Ser. 9taaten lino Die
9lpdy 01ountains auf Dem Serritorlum
Colorado Die eieentlibe 9eim,ot oes Sd
fsrs. 9iahbem ober Die Rultur INNER ,uei-
ter 9e9enWclten riidte, modt lid oer&d*
fer sucrlt 1859 i'm Stoate 9iebrasto ourd)
umian9rei6en TraBl6oosn auf Den &ar=
toffelicloern bemertli6. Don bier aus
9in9 lein We9 INNER lueiter 0esenOlten.
10 bab er idon 1861 Den Ntiliouri, 1865
ben lNiliilippi uno bis 1870 audi ben
6reiten IGdi9an=@ee ii6erl@titten bate,
bis i'm porigen Sabre uam @ortrab oes
arpbcn Ycrwii itunsenbeeres bcreits Die
atlonti1 fen &ii item Der Oltltooten errfiht
>uoren ,mdbrcno bos, s,@rps oacroin9s nod
pciter 1iifludrts itebt.
@omt bat oie1ss &Qfer in cira Is
So6ren eincn 9raoen 9Heg pon $50 geo.
grapDil 1en Meilen binter lib gebra9t
pdbreno feline 9lusbretuns Iid ouf elm
Wreal pon 10000 bis $4,000 Nuoorot<
Meilen 5u crltreefen l6cint!
Go uie( uno lan9e man and nit Die
ieln &ortoIieifeinoe in 0oocr uno @trclt
selebt bot> 10 fat es bpd) blsbtr n'dt &C.
tinseu mpQen, Gin lit6erts N}ittel 'ploer
i0n aus siinoig 5u MAIDEN.
Ser beriibmte 9teilen0e y. 3 l6uol bat
juerlt oui Die G'eiobr elmer lleberfllbrnng
oes s}dfcrs bur6 Den @d)iiffobrtsoertebr
ouilnertlom 9ematbt nno 9eratbenL ben
upn Mmerita anlan9enoenS1ffen, wel1e
Den uebsrdub ibres Yroplants III ben
europallAen $9dien Su psrfaufen ple9en,
cine lorgidlti9e 8eo6a@tung Su lpiomen.
ST es bod letd)t oentbor, ooB ll4 oas
ueroerblide Snleft NIT Der an &artoftel<
fnoQen boftenoen Grbe, ooer in Den
5dden, aber oud) nit DEM 10 oft olsVer=
polfunosmoteriol permenoetem &artofTel=
fraut eini6mu99cle> lei es als 81. 9arpe
ooer Gdisr. @oQte oieles ober 9el9eben>
10 oiri lie namentli6 in Deutl6lano Oct
Woblltono pielcr Gaulenoe in Srase 9e=
itelt, ia Der grObere She'll oerSepolterun9
.,eo,4Lok,r-
, 1875-03-29

tic n,ch in ofllco, or tlle mon seeking
oil!co under tho Administration, or t1oao WHO
have aspirations in other directions, will,
when tho tf,no con1oa for soliciting cantli-
anto for President, select ono for third
term or for firRt torn when 1t In pretty
certain tho rcoplo will reject him. No can-
ditlato will be mined ngninst wlioso election
tho public sentiment will rovolt Wien tho
limo con,ea for e1ooting President, antl Tho
people want Gen. GRANT for Third tcr1n, ho
will bo elected; It thoy 10 not want him, lic
will not DO elected. II the public sentiment
of tho country in opposed to third term, no
persons will know it sooner than tito poll
ticinns, and hut fow Of thom, If my, will fnyor
n nomination which will be tic certain foro-
runner Of defeat.
Flo clnss Of politicians holding Office at tho
hands Of tho President. are not likely 10 pro-
claim their roal views and orinious from the
11onsc-tops until tllo approach Of tic tmc for
n National Convention, nay about Febr,ary
next. Ty TINT tino thoy will regain tho uHo
of speech OIL tho subject Of "thirtl-term
NONSENSE" Executive influence ceascs Ia
restrain or command tho tongues Of Office.
holders after tho third year Of n Presidential
term in enacil and tho fonri1, year is reached.
Our correspondent will mover hear Third Term
i mentioned in Republican circ!ca nfter uexl
Now Years, or i.fl Of MnrcA Mt latest.
, 1875-03-29

improve property and ''cnc(it talsneas. No
n,nre colnb;lstil'c, pine tei.eMents will bo
erected III Chicago.
Every other business intcrcs. III Chicago Inns
n ratl1y nu1 hca'thful glow. Even tito iron-
men, whom tho panic struck tho hardest
blowH, havo ccrtnin Indications Of increased
demand mud better prices. Tho stocks Of
gooda Of MI kinds aro new, owing to tho
closcness with which business has boon trans-
acted for yenr md half past Produce Of
eli kinds l.as nt1vanced in price, and evcry-
thing which Chicago l,as To givo far exchanges
is in good condition, and finds ample dcmana.
Railroads hnve put down tneir rates. Nnsi-
CATION will not bc delayed much later
thnn us,1aL Tlo habit Of coming to
Chicngo, ike all labits, is growing
stronger upon The pcor1o Of tho Northwest.
Confidence Is being restored. Men wenr
smiles OIL tl.cir fnres w1,ero there wero scowls
before. Everybody feels like bcstirring him.
self, while n fow weeks ago everybody almost
.lcspnirct1 Of over again moving about uti-
frozen. All tho Indications nro for 1ivolicr
business this spring than there has been for
years, with tho additional advantage TINT it
will he OH soundcr and less speculative basis
than boforo tho panic.
, 1875-03-29

F1hn cv;l cf t,nr}ian+, 1suiu1ntin,t rnat1u mn
,,enonetrot;on n t1,a nratroct Int tta Dc,no.
cratic r Tao;e,oturo NJ o,,;o lavo racentiv river
n sornn1o Of tho rrncticol workings. Toledo
and Cinc;nno,; 1,ava M nj, 1oroa c;tics orot,t
Ia boyo tv-o ,,orsoa IN tha rom,no, connc;,
n noor1 of counc;,ncn o,,1 n noar;, of
.1do-mon Tn c;ncf,ro,, 1,,th ,,o,,sna oro
ncmocrot;c. IN To,oi,o tl,a 1,oov, of A,3cr.
man ia nor,acro,;o an;1 tha 1,o,r1 ~ co,,.
c;,,nou ronur,;con rho ncnocrot. 7oa;rca
to oct rid nf TIN Rannblican noond in order
to ror,ovo n, nhac1, ,,,,o, tho nomocrots oo1
.,,or rr,noroa ~ co,,for e,n,o ort,oort1no,v
,,o1vare n,,or ,ho 11,or;1 80 Ai7ormon
ouch az Iho eontrol At tno no1;cc. t1,o
Wotor. .v,rl,s od,n;p;otrotio,, n,I ot1,or ,,,r.
4;aon roocot;tv n,t f,r,uno,arv Mi, boa
cone,;,,,;ono1 ,,rot;h;t;o,, ~ or,nc;o, too;.,o.
linn Tbo Ino;s1otnra ,rna t,,croforn con.
f,,,toa 7,.;tf, n,a ,,,o,,,on, - ,,o,,;,r III of
tl,o Rcnrhl;cnn Connci1,nan ,r;thort v;olot;nc
tbia constitutional nyov;aion, 1,ourho,
,,o,,oa pC,-rr, ,,r,7or,o,1. D., 7;.,oso ~ III,
,,;0,or,t r,,,tor an1 ,-o,+.. 49, bn o,,t7 1,;s
nour1on ossoc;,toa hova ,,,o5o ~ II ma
on1v vav thav con,d t1;nr of ,vaa 1,v rov;v.
i'm c1or.o ~ tho Nrnn;c;no1 ooao ,rh;ch
nrov;;,o;1 that ..rho 1ae;s1at;va a,,t,,or;tv of
81, tho cit;ca sbo,l In vsstea IN a connc,l
conais,;nr NJ tro ,ncrnhcra fronn cach NJ t1,o
.va,,1au nvt Tho Taa;s1o,uro sco,cod tn ia.
noro ,bo foct tint t1,;a ;rc1udo1 c;u.
n;,ro,i a. = 10 d;ocovoro7 tl,ot i,
49, arax4 - o,,,,;,,, n,a ror,,1,,;,an
, 1875-03-29

u.uA-.1,4,3, oto r,roT,,.4 IL, s1noi r,nt
o. +,,s,,a t1,orn r. =, s,,c, ,uon.;,;os ,hot
th"ro ~ H. of,an n1ut IN tho ,nor]:ot Tho
,;a,'tr;n, ~ o,,,not n.or,L f.st or,no, l., -.co,;1
H. ,1,.,s,,, ~ H. 1o;,, r~os, T. ao,,ot;,noa
1,,aa M = norIa,t [ ;.so,e ,v;th 1,os.;nn.,, .,,o
% w.. an 49, ~ throa % 5ara I hnfnro H.. IT, ~
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, 1875-03-29
MOODY Al;p BANEEY.

ilr9. ANNE BEsANT, leader among tho
progressive women Of England, expressed
her opinion very freely about Afoopy and
SASxEY, tic Chicago rovivalists, in letter to
TuE TRIBUNE which wo printed yesterday.
We will not take Issue with tho Indy On tho
kind of religion which Aloopr p.eacios, nj.
though it is not soctarian, jet orthodox,
nor about the character aud durability Of tho
effects which he produces. These aro matters
10 bo determined by everybody for himself
aud by tho uitinnte results. But wo cannot
permit tic motives of SIr. 1looDr to bo i'm
pugncd nor his power to ba helittlad
without entering tho protest that tho
facts tlo not warrant auch chat
actorization. AIoonr js not u st. PAUL.
d LUTHER, nor WESLEY, nor yet SruH-
oros or Brgcurn, nor q grcat aud finished
pnlpt-oratcr, who can 10 classed In tho frat
rank. ne is not lettored md accomplished
man. He hicks tho graces md culture TINT
are found n.nong tho educated clergy of En-
gtand and America. But he is, nevertheless, a
mnn Of immense power for all that. BY
their fruits shall yo know them, Wc hayo
no othcr gauge for human capability thnn tho
results it nttains Moody wont to Great
Britain, SAsKcr holding the same relation to
him TINT tho 1,nrp did to DAVID unknown
md unhear1 OF. There was no great reiig-
ions excitement thoro wien he arrived He
hal no groat famo to prccede him. Fills
reputation Ind been 1ocel one. He cncoun~
tered the prcjutlices commonly entertained
in England toward MI Americans who aro en-
~ o1> ~o1}o
Ho was even disappointed in some Of tho
preparations Which he Ind expected. Uut ho
went to work siugle-handcd, and, within an
incredibly short titno, ho had fred the people
Of the British isles iuto flame Of religious
fcrvor. He invaded tho Capital, dase with
e1citoments and proof against ordinary sen-
sations, nnd lo stirred up the populaco thero
as ho had in the provincial cities. 1trequired
power to do MI this. THAT power conaistH,
first, in hoonY's sincerity; mud secondly, in
hia ability to reach the understanding Of the
lower classes and tho average comprehension
of the common people. Where ootherprenchers
| hayo shot over their heads, 11ooDY hos aimed
straight at tho heart. His secils have boon
| sowed on ground ready to receive thom. He
has furnished oxygen when tho carbon was
ready for tho tlnmo. His arguments AAvo
beon OF D kind that found ready appreciation
in i1literate minds, and Ills appeals were Of a
natr,ro that his sinlpie-1ninded hearers conid
comprehend Honce, his sincerity md for
yor have found enormous response. For III
this he is entitled to credit as much as Jons
BuSyAs is entitled to credit for tho apil-
grim's progrcss," whose vast mud lasting suo-
ccss has been attained in much tho same nun.
nor. AIoony has proved himself to be the
grontest roviyal;st in Great Britain since
WurTEFuLp; and, without regard to his man
ner or his theology, ho ia entitled to the full
credit of the remarkable rcsults 1lo hns thu
far produced.
, 1875-03-29

murdered man nre probably t,,ssy In pistol
practice just now, and will probably Keep up
tito vendetta Int this VIM commonplace
crime, oro OF ten thousand, not to 10 heard
from again.
place, but Mt Inst some fnint efforts lanvc beer,
made 10 suppress It, Tho rofor,n il largely
duo Ia tho manly md courageous efforts Of
tho C1uricr-1ournal, which Inns exposed
without fear or favor tho scoundrolly
and dastarslly raits Of gang Of
nr1no1 men upon ono tlefcnselcss victim,
nntl Inns demanded swift punishment
for these outrnges. The Ku-Klnx, having de-
fed tho Inv for SO long, have now carried
their lctlauco into tho courtroom. Ono Of
thom, a certain JAMES DnornEns, Inns turned
Stato'a-evilence against gaug Of midnight
nnrtlcrers. 1Io was in tho witness-stapl ut
Elkton, Tuesday, when MI attempt waa lnatlo
to assassnata him. 1lo escaped, by soino
strange chance, Ills assailnnts escaped, too,
Of cotirBo. Officers aro sail to 10 "in hot
pursuit" Of them. THAT pllrasa is stalo.
Every officer III Kentucky hna boon "in hot
pursuit" Of various villains for tile last ycnr.
according to the tlaily dispatches, but tho ril-
laitB are mover caught.
The responsibility for Ku.KlaSism rostB, as
Con. HAwIEr well said in his speech upon
the Force bill, on tho leading mcn Of tho
South. II they frowned uron 1t, II TINY
took tho manly stand Of tic Courier-s7ournaE,
1t would ces.se. While they pandcr to raco
prejudice nna influence illo passions, tho
f.1or1 s,f 3r&,1 r,,s1 Will 0r
their hands. 1t is a noteworthy fact that
the States which hare shown Themselves
least capable Of local solf-govornnaent are the
most alarmed nbout any Federal interference
with that precious right, which, in tho eyes
Of their inhabitants, is apparently right to
do wrong.
, 1875-03-29

Tho Mexican Government has convenient
way Of avoiding responsibility. When tic
awful massacre Of Presbyterian worshipers
occurred ut Acapulco, the Mexican troops
u,,u1stered in the town arrived at the scene Of
tho slaughter Just in time to be too lato to
capture any Of the assassins; an.1 the recent
robbery of United Stateg post-otllce by
Mexican lcpredators is Of ssnnll concern to
tho Minister in Washington, who coo11y
Ghrugs the burden Oh his shoulders, and dis
poses of ths subject by ro,nar&ing that people
who live on tho frontier must expect to be
murdered aud robbed. Tho exaction Of n
rood round indemnity for st,ch outrngca
might provo to be n potent incentive to in.
cransed actiyity in tho metter Of frontier
protection on the part Of the imbecilo A1oxi-
can authorities by making prevention cheaper
tllnu cure.