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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
Appointments by the Governor.

Orleans-First ward-John B. Verges,
clerk Of registration. Second ward-C. w.
Charlton and T. W. Young, clerks of regis.
tration. Third ward-Jerry Donovan, as
sistant supervisor Of registration. Twelfth
ward-J. L..Llndaus, clerk of registration.
Fourteenth ward-N: Picard, clerk Of reg
istration Fifteenth ward-Charles C0nk-
ling, assistant supervisor of registration;
Oscar Pilman and Henry Sseinhousen clerks.
Seventeenth ward-Aaron Smith and j. r.
johnson, clerks of registration.
St. Landry-JoseHh Z. Andrus and c. j..
Thompson, notaries public.
Lafaye:te-Galbert Bienvenue, super
visor of registration; j. n. JUDGE and 3.
A Sales. clerks of registration.
Point Coupee-Jery Haas, constable
fourth ward.
Morehouse-Andrew Ross, constable,
fourth ward.
ASCENSION Napoleon Carroll, constable,
fifth ward.
Concordia-W.liiam Ridgley. clerk Of
registration.
st. Tammany-Thomas Badeaux. super
visor Of registration; c. N. Leet, clerk of
registration.
Carroll-John Cook and NJ. +. Larche,
clerks OF registration.
Vermilion-James Il. Ramsey, justice of
the peace, second ward; Joseph Trahan,
constable, second ward; Solomon Wise,
public administrator.
Calcasieu-Thomas Mayo, supervisor Of
registration; John G. Grey and ). H. Poe,
clerks of registration.
St. Landry-L. 5. King and W. w.
Duson, clerks Of registration.
Union w. Z. Spears 7. F. Gilbert,
clerks Of regis:rs:ior.
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY,, APRIL 90, 1875.
superior District Court.

superior District Court.
Citizens Bank vs. Fred Hecker.-Suit on
mortgage note Of $2i3l.
State ex rel. S. Friedlander vs.. Crescent
CITY Live Stock Landing and Slaughter
house Company.-Rule to show cause why
a mandamus should not issue directing tho
transfer Of eighty shares, purchased for
5000. from William Durbridge TO petit
TONER. Fixed for the twenty.seventh in
slant.
Superior Criminal Court.
SoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
False imprisOnment-Vick Ward.
Burglary and grand larceny - Carrie
Johnston.
SENTENCED.
Robbery--Dock Evans, two years Peni-
Tertiary.
Carrying concealed weapons - Robert
Campbell, f. j. Baptiste; $50 or TWO months
Carrying concealed weapons * Stephen
Promer, not guilty.
INEoRAtATIoNs FILED.
Grand larceny. r. Richmond, alias
Franklin.
Carrying concealed weapon-E' jackson.
State va. E. II. Marks and Lucy Wilson.
Burglary and larceny. jury out.
First District Court.
JURY.
Thirty six jurors are ordered to be
drawn for the May panel.
vERDICTS.
Petty larcenv-JAmes Creighton. Toby
Stamps, Michel, Estelie Thornton, not
guilty; Clarisa Rodgers, mistrial.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Frank POid, of petty larceny: James
Laurence and Louis Bates, Of assault and
battery. ~.
SENTENCED.
Alexander Martin, malciously severipg
from the soil of another produce attached
thereto, one year; Tom Murray. petty
larceny, one day; Jim MoGee, assault and
battery, one day; John Morris and Joe
johnson, petty larceny, nine months each.
second District Court.
Successions of Abby f.. Oats, wife of II.
Bidwell, widow Rachel Leggo and Clara
Maria Narcisse, opened.
Alfred Euged5 Rivge prays to be enanci-
Fearth District Court.
Laftte Dufilho 4 Co. W.. Or. Leon Fen
acknowledgement for plaintiff for $2i4s 80;
Mary Maiady We. William Malsdy and
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THE S'EAIE or LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

ORLEANS.
MRS. BARRIE MAYER, WIFE OF +. NIICHAELsON,
vs. her husband-No. Gall.
r HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE THIRTY
i first day of March. 1875. Judgment was rem
dered This court in the entitled suit, in tie
words and figures following, to wit
Mrs. BarOe Mayer, wife VI j. MichaelsOn, VS.. her
husband, No. GALL
In this case the court considering that plaintiff
has produced due proof III support Of her claim,
and the law and evidence being in her favor, it IS
orc I'd, adjudged and decreed that the judym ent
by default herein entered on the twenty third in
cOraipgly that there be ud gment in favor of plain
tiff, Mrs. Barbe MAYER, and against defendant
Frank MchaesOu, her husband, decreeing a seps.
ration of property and a dissolution of the com
munity Of acqueses and gains heretofore existing
between the said parties. II is further adjudg-d
and deereed that the said plaintiff be decreed to
the sole and exclusive owner of the paraphernal
property described in her petition with the ex-
elusive right to administer s',d enjoy the same as
she may think proper. and that she do have and
recover of the defendant, her husband the al m o.
from judicial demand, to wit: Marc. II, 1875.
until paid, and costs Of suit with legal mortgage
on the property OF her said husband, as allowed by
Ia " to married women.
Judgment rend cred March 81, 1875
Judgment signed April 5, 1873
4. NORTH CULLOM, Judge
In testimony WHEREOF have here1nto SET nv
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans, on this, seventh day of
eight hundred and seventy five, and the ninety
ninth year OF the Independence Of the United
states PAUL T. ABADTB,
aDl4 20 myl3t Deputy Clerk ~
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The suits Against Sheridan an Crc
BRAND.

A Washington special to the St. Louis
Democrat Of the eighteenth says: ?
The Attorney General has appointed and
commissioned the law firm OF Emmitt.
Burnett and Hammond, of New York. to
Represent the government in the approac h.
ing suits for damages brought By the Il We
Democratic members of Loul siana who We re
displaced by Colonel De Trobriand a. he
time OF the organization Of the Legisl atu re.
The suits are against General Sheridan nd
Colonel De Trobriand, and damages laid at
ylOO,OOO IN case OF each unseated memb er.
The government: undertakes re defense Of
the TWO military offce.e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
ESTATE OF ADOLPHE A. NlOUTON AND
Auguste Dupaquier, individually, And mem
beers OF the firm of A. A. Monitor Co.
UNITED Stains MARsHAL's OYPlCB,l
New Orleans April II 1875

UNITED Stains MARsHAL's OYPics,
New Orleans. April II, 1875. !
TXVHHS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the District of
Louisiana, against the estate Of Ad0lphe A. Mou.
members OF the firm Of A. A. MOutsn & Co., of New
Orleans IN the parish of Orleans State OF Louisiana
adjudged bankrupts upon their own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging to said bankrupts, to them or
for their use. and tho transfer Of any property
by them are forbidden by law; that q meetina
Of the creditors of said bankrupts to prove thei
debts and choose one more assignees of thels
estate will be held 1t court Of bankruptoy to be
holden on the eighth day of May. A. b. 1875.
at 10 A. NJ. at No. u Exchange alley New Orleana
before William Grant, register.
&. b. PACKARD
apl7 my8 United States Marshal
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ESTATE OF EMILE DUPRE, INDIyID.
ually and - a member of the firm OF DupIe
Refine / Co.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OrrlcK,,
New Orleans. Anril L.. 1875

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE,
New Orleans. April Il. 1875. ;
VIVHIS IS TO GIvE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
l. In bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana, against tho estate Of Emile Dupre, in
dividually and as q member of the firm OF Dupre Il
Refine, OF New Orleans. in the parish of Orleans
State of Louisiana. adiudged bankrupt upon his
own petitions that the payment OF any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging to said
bar krupt. to him. or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden BY
law; that . meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt to prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees Of his estate will be held at court of
bankruptcy. to be holden on the tenth day Of
May, A. d. 1875, ut 10 A. NJ. at No. IL Exchange
alley, New Orleans. before William Grant, register.
8. B. PACKARD,
apl7 myl0 Urit0d States Marshal.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
. ORLEANS.
SARAH DALsHEIMER IS. LOUIS RosE-No. 6e27
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE Tenth
i day of April 1875 Judgment was rendered in
ths court IN the following entitled suit, IL the
words and figures following to wit;
Sarah Da1sheimervs. Lonis Rose, No. sa27.
On motion OF Braughn. Beck q DiDkelspeii, at
torneys for plaintiff in his cause, upon submit
ting to the court Que propf IN support Of her de-
being with plaintiff it IS ordered adjndrsd and nea
decTeed that the judgment By default herein en-.
tered on the twelfth OF November, 1874, be con.
frmaa; fhat there be Judgment 10 favor Of plantiH
Sarah DAasheiiner, and against defendant, Lou .
Rose, her husband, decreeng sc paratiOn Of prom
erty betwe. the said parties, and dissolution Of
the community Of acq1ests and gains exciting be.
tween them, and the pi2nti to have he sole con.
troll and administration of her property. aod that
for the sum of ID $50, With legal pserestoa S 50o0
from twenty seventh Of October 1882 aud GA 4 2ls0
from twenty. second OF Nav. 1865. and on 5000
from twentieth OF September, 1861. unil paid and
Tor costs Of suit, with the privilege AID mortgage
granted by laSt6 married womep.
Judgment signed April IS 1873:
A. SAUCER. Judge.
IN testimony whereof have heretinro sci nv
hand and affixed the zeal of the said court a. the
city OF view Orleans this nineteenth day OF April
dred and seventy.fve.
apo 30 M, 10 FRANK WALL. DNnn'v Clerk
IN THE Di,7TNICT CoInT or .InE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER oFpAvID AEgyT. BANKRUPT.
In Rankruptcy-No. 140s.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Z Of his appointment as assignee Of the estate
Of David Aren't Of the parish Of Union State Of
Louisiana, within said District who has been
adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court Of said District.
sp'2;nyG JOHN II. GOULD, Assignee.
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RAILROADS..
NAW ORLEANS, sT. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CoMPANI.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,

On and after December %, 1874,
rtsiIs depsr; and arrive a. follows from Gsiliore
street depot
s.press A. " Erpre.s. a .ii.on P. ~.
Nail. SOC Z. IL. Mai. yU::sD A. n,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through 10 st.
Louis Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change o. sleeping cars 70 gas.sra
;it.ee.
Tickets for ssla ind information sivsu Is, 10. 3,
Cs.av street. corner OF ComrnOs.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
.s,2Iv X. u. FRSST Gener@i NsuAvsy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Office Of New Orleans Homestead Asso.
citation. No. l16 Povdras street, corner of Camp,
New Orleans April 6, I87S-A meeting If the stOck-
holders will he held At the ot1ce OF the company,
on FRIDAY, May !. 1875, ats A. NJ to vote upon an
amendment to the charter reducing the capital
stock. JOHN MCCAFFREY, President.
IT,. OSULLivAN, Secretary. APT IL 81 % N.Y.
NOtjce.-At meeting of the directors of the
Lower Coast Packet Company held at the New Or
leans Savings Institution, April 6, 1875, Lewis F.
Generes actiSg as president and y. Lawrence as
secretary pro to u, it was resolved that genera
meeting of Stockholders of said comp any be called
at the Office of l. r. Cameras, No l09 CustomhOus g
street al p NJ. TUESDAY, April u, 1875. to tas e
into consideration tne question Of going int o
liquidation. L. F. GENERES,
Z. LAWRkNCE,
L. JOHNSON,
aplOl727 Directors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

NVEE MOBILE LINE.
On and after April ~, 1873,
Trains will LEAVE depot foot Of Canal stres, e.,
follows
sxoress and mail. daily. S:Gyj A. a.
Co.'s. accommodation, daily except
sunday ........................... 3:15 P. ~
tnIo0ght night express daly........ 500 r. NJ
ARRIVE:
Coast accommodation daily except
sunday .........................1O 1920 q. 4
kxpfess and mail, daily. .............. ago r. =
through night express, 6aily. .12sOO p. I
Tnis 10 the orly ins running through PClInsI
eAl2ce Cars to L0risvilIa. B chmOnd Atlanta ans
Charlotte POSITIVELY WITHOUT CHANGE
OHcs corner Camp and Vonm0n streeys oppa&V
CITY Eots.
D. B. ROBINSON,
n.y. Acting SrpeFinteudsEx
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

Charles T. Howard VI. Ed. Pilsbury, Ad.
Observation-Disclosures alleges the Supe-
rior District Court issued an injunction at
defendants suit. and provisional seizure of
plaintiffs premises was made for NON pay.
ment of license; that the affidavit Of
defendant was untrue. and the seizure
illegal. and prays Judgment for damages Of
A1OOO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

APPOINTMENT OF SUPERvIsOR.-Mr. Jerry
Donovan, whose rendezvous is not far from
police headquarters, has been appointed
supervisor Of registration for. the third
ward All who know Jerry will agree in
saying that the appointment Is FIST class
and they are right. II any citizen can be
trusted with so important an office, that
man ia Donovan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
. IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF CRAnlER, BERGMAN {
Co.-NO. li62,

ESTATE OF CRAhlER, BERGMAN &
COMO. li62.
UNITED SfArHs MARsHAL's OYDicy,
New Orleans, April 8, lists. )
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICR THAT A WARRANT
= m bankruptcy has been issued ont of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District
OF Louisiana against the estate of Craner,
Bergman Co. of the parish Of Orleans. state Of
Louisiana adjudged hankrupts upon the petition Of
thelr creditors that the payment Of any debts and
ruptS to them Or for their use and the transfer OF
any property by them arc forbidden BY law: that \
their debts and to choose or more assicnees of
their estate, will be held at a court Of ban fruptcy
to be holden on the first day Of MAY. A, b.
1875, at IL NJ, at the CustomhOuse building New
Orleans. before c. s. Kellogg. Register.
s. B. PACKARD
anil myl United States Marshal.
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Fifth District COurt.

Mary B. Observation-Disclosures for John
| Mooney for 5000 So
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

NoTEs OF PREPARATION PROM CARROLL
roN-Our fire friends in CarrOllton evi
Gently intend to celebrate the anniversary
of that department on the twenty fourth
instant. Invitations from Carrollton Steam
Fire Company No. and from Star Hook
and Ladder Company No. are received.
and doubtless will be responded to.
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s1EAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND nav on -
LEANS, VIA HAvEB. SOUTHAMPTON Az
BANANA.
kA The steamships Of tlas Mort
EdE& German Lloyd win run 40 aollow
Further Days Of departure will be ID va,Aass
hereafter.
From Bremen. From New OrleSnn
HANOVER. January II February la
FRANKFURT. ..FebruaIy9 March II
HANOVER. Mays
The steamers touch outward ut Hqvre aud Ea
vana, and their home trip at Havana and
Southampton, to land and receive pessen gers ana
freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or HAvre TO HAWAII
OF New Orleans.
Onph goa
Ste6rago. ~ g0l4
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton,
Havre Or Bremen.
CABIN. 10 eoG
cteeldRe - 80lo
From New Orleans TO Havana.
UsDn.. eoi0
ctreIdse.'...' - 8o!SI
Passage tickets from Bremen, southampton OF
Havre to New Orleans ihsued by the undersigned
For further psrtieulars apply to
I'D. +. STOCkMEYER CO., Agents,
aUj ly No. " Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

RELEASED AND COMMrrrED-J. j. Retter
was yesterday before Judge Evans for ex-
amin alton on two charges-one for embez-
cling q silver watch owned by Thomas
Middleton, and the other for em bezzIing d
gold plated watch claimed by John Lazelle.
On the first count no case was made, but
ON the second the accused went under, being
unable to show that he was innocent. The
entire affair seems to be mixed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21
STEAMSHIPS.
BREMEN.

North Germnn Lloyd.
S1EAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND nav on
LEANS, VIA HAvEK. SOUTHAMPToN AN
UAVANA.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
OF sTEAMkRs.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.

THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINE.
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS.
Tons.
MONTREAL lbudingl .........................32o $3.50
DOMINION, Ca otain Bouchette ...............3 2eO
ONTARIO, Captain French. ...................3 5000
vlCKSBuRG, Captain ELECTROMAGNETIC O
mEnfniS, Captaln Mellon .25OO
MISSiSSlPPl Captain Wrake. POO
CUNBEC, Captain Bennett. ZOO
ST. LOUIS Captain Reid ..................le2 1927
kSA For Liverpool Direct.-The
4e4E8 steamship
MEMPHIS,
MELLON, Commander,
viii leave on Or about April IL,
From her wharf. foot Of jackson street, Fourth
District. VIII receive and sign through bills Of
lading TO Havre, BREMEN Hamburg, Antwerp, Rot.
terdaI 10 and all continental pOrta
Parties DESTROYS OF sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emigration tickets here. AIc'
duction allowed when applied for in groups.
FOR freget or passage, having superior accom-
modatiOns apply to SILAS WEEKS l. Co,
No. 48 Carondeet street.
Managing Gwcers-FLINN, MAIN MONTGOM-
cry, No. u Launcelot Hey Chapel street Liver
pool app
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-21

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
44 ORLEANS
SARAH DALShEiMER IS. LOUIS RCSE-ND. 6e27.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
SECRECY IN TAMMANY.

Hon Henry L. Clinton has addressed long letter to
the HERALD the subject Of the proposed change in
the constitution and bylaws OF tho Tammany Society
Columbian order aboshing the feature OF its
proceedings His letter mainly furnishes the
why he who denounced the organization In 1870 and
1871 vcIousy striving 10 control local and State poll
tics and urged IT'S suppression dangerous enemy 10
the public veal, while be now appears as one OF It's
members moving amendment TO its rules Of proce-
dure He states IN vigorous language that
though the society always had members who
were not democrats, IL in 1870 under
the control OF the Ring" Tweed was Grand Sachem,
Connolly and Sweeny Sachems, and the Council OF
Sachems held large majority Of their adherents.
Since 1872 with its crushing for the Ring,
Tammany Society, whose Sachems in 1870 claimed the
right determine the personnel Of the Democratic Gen.
eral Committee, has been reformed. Now Mr.. Clinton
says and the society adopts his language in preamble
that Tammany Society takes ana has for years taken
no action whatever In regard TO political affairs,
local. State or national except TO hold public
celebrations on the Fourth OF July" Mr.. Clinton did
not hope, in 1870, that Tammany Society would
be reformed but now he says on It's behalf that the
organization has no power, II desires 10 exercise
power the democratic party or It's General Com
mttee" whose headquarters are for It's mere conven-
fence In the building owned by the society, but with
which II has other connection than the ordinary
landlord and tenant relation He names Governors Dix
and Seymour members OF the society which honor
they share with President Grants Attorney General
Hon. Edwards Pierrepont and he believes there is
danger 20 the public from Us reformed and peaceful
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
THE Two CABLE COMPANIES

NEW YORK, Dec 13, 1875
70 THE EoIroR o. THE HERALD
saw yo0r editorial the Direct cable in yester
days HERALD. don't think the "rivaln company
have hired brigade or "devn hsh" TO bite the
Direct - cable but brigade or "human devils may
ave done IT. You VIZ remember that several meet
ngs Of both cable companies have taken place Lon
don recently the old ccnpany wishing 10 advance the
rates. while the "Drectn refused; Il also
uounced that all words containing than ten letters
sonld be charged double Thls the "Direstp also
refused As the 'Direcp could not be brought TO
fcrns we Immediately bear Lhat their cable Is broken.
Allow me to mention that II is Understood the Anglo
American Company's repairing steamship hipa is in
aiose proximity 70 tho Direct Conpany's cable now,
on Nova scotia trying TO repair the Duxbury cable.
and how easy X would be for her 20 grapple for and
inJure The cable. Lpresenf these facts, knowing
your facilities for ferreting out such matters and II II
should prove true that such the case no punish
would be for the cuprts but, as mat
iers stand everything looks very suspicious and from
The way which the old cable company treated
the public when the Direct disabled don't think
they any too good sndI leave you 20 imagine ihe
SesL ~ OLD READER
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
THE WRITINGS OF THOMAS CARLYLE

Professor Nathan Sheppard delivered the last OF is
Of lectures last evening larger audience than
any OF the previous ones having for his subject 'eThe
Writings OF Thomas Carlyen These lectures on mod
authors quite remarkable for analytical skill
and destined to make lively and beneacent SEN
saton the literary world. The speaker began:-G
have the honor OF reading lecture the writings o.
Thomas Carlyle, the greatest intellectual force in
tme-a giant with the pen dramatist and thinker
OF transcendent power. We can understand his art
only by classifying him as
A DRAMATIC THINKER
Carlyle talks well against taking and IL he had
taken his own advice would never have had a word
from him but be is the chief OF takers Carlyle Is the
personi1cation Of Briton who is constitutonally
growfer. This man, who Is now In the eighteth year
OF his dsconten is the safety pipe of human dis
centent tins tempestuous spokes utters our minds
as well as our thoughts Carlyle denounces this age as
only be for It's brazenness and sham. We cannot
look 10 Carlyle for cooress history let us dismiss him
as historian, that we may enjoy him as a dramatic
thinker OF all times The or this man is TO do
for thought what the quarryman does TO the rock-dg
IL out blast il and make 1t manageable We should
look into the mind OF
THIS GIANT GREAT BRAIN
"Look into the crater we must that may see what
the volcano contains Carlyle talks 70 himself in
everywhere he interpreter. He says his "Hs-
tory OF the French Revoutonn that II is unfortunate
that the history OF this period is generally written
in Mysteries, whereupon be proceeds 10 write the his
tory in mysteries. Carlyle is a marked example OF
writer impatient to write out his IDEAS. He de-
scribes his countrymen swine, digging and roofing
their way along but he does much gruntng himself
that he has earned tho foremost place In the ranks
(Laughter). He writes and raves at his best when
he is writing Of great man. Let him rave,
especially against this country. He is not fond OF
this country. Some people are not uaughter.j Never
mind what they think. He says America has sue
ceeded In producing 30 600 900 OF the greatest bores
who have ever lived. Think OF that Carlyle
and Influences your ambition. We feel maniier for
reading him, and unlike the satrst proper, this mans
contempt does not wither, but infuses life;
discouragement; he IS a moral tonic. He makes you
feel started; then somehow, aiterward, you feel
though you were running down, and then stop, and
you stay stopped TIL You 20 back 10 Carlyle.
close with his reverence He is the soul OF rever-
ence when he touches the divine In spite of MS dis
content with the present he has faith in the future