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He Gays something to tliis effect: 1t this filthy
crime were allowed to pass uhuhallengsd+ our
enslal TINT men would hy from tt as from 1 ser
pent II would be scandal to the nations, and
Tie term God's chosen people - would be
br-wora- But he said, Il the er1baB Of 1arneI
openly rcprobated this 1norBtrouB iniqutty, and
showed no lenlenov to 4 Criminal bs-
doctrines Of free.lbve, iudulKerce Of Kings and
ministers, specla1 Laws for the powerful aud the
weak. which threatened like noxious parasites to
sap the life Of our beautiful faith we're vigi1ant-
~ removed, that faith like the stately cedar OF
our own fair Lebanon would spread it's refresh
ing foliage OF ct tha whole wide earth, and he-
meath its kindly shade, thuusAnds and thousands
Of yeara hence, the weary pilgrim would lay
him DOM to rest and bless the GiTsr Of au good
things for this most precious OF all His gifts.
That was the substance Of what be szid. wish
could give you bis exact language Nathan is
the idol OF the day, just at present, but + Hha]l
have cause to refer to him again before the
Tyrian veasel leaves for the Vest, ftaightad with
merchandise with arms, With purple and WOOL,
with gold, with cedar; End with letters.
Ur1ah's position with the public ii Of doubt
full kind. He is pnquestionabiy sincere, big
Drained man, full Of life aud purpose,
Kao11sT1oA1 TO MARKED DEGREE,
but courageous in action. spitited, and decided
chooae, think he wuuld hare slain ths blubber-
ing monarch who had to use his oTn langusgo
wrought ruin that not even Almighty God
could repair. But desire to shield his 1sife led
him to oondons the offanse, and be spared The
man who had committed it. To this course
ho WAS lea, as I bellere. mainly through
him In hiz own dorid and poetic
language that cur principle, IAN eye for an ore,
q tooth for a tooth, heart for heart, ~ was es-
sentiAl1y Pagan in it's character: that it was one
Of the lnsldious Parasites upon our holy faith,
that It wis taproath, aud that when the Messi-
al comes He will overthrow it as criminal, and
substitute for it 1uilder and more generous Law
Of love Of good Tor evil OF mercy to enemies
Nathan saTs that no true follower Of the Messiah
can evcr talk Of revenge, or sanction murder
But, strangely enough, cur peopls have heapad
pisiless abuse npon UsiAh for not
BHUTAILT MpRpERlH9 KING DAVID,
from whose race the Messiah Is to come. They
cau him cuckold, profess to seq imaginary
horns growing on his forehead, aud maintain
that be has no claim upon the sympathies Of The
people, because he il not murderer. Thie ah- !
su1d popular prejudice Ia favor OF blocdshed |
puzzles me, ! confess. II there il LAW proyid- |
ing punishment for such crimes, cannot for
DE life Of me understand how tbs public teach |
s1s can uttor such sentiments as theae; can try |
and substitute q Higher Law of public senti- |
nent for the Written Law. It has alTsva seemed |
% me that punishment doea not Justly come |
from the individual. but ii the weapon OF tho |
aw- However, ha1s no time to discuss th,a |
natter, fsr ite1us 1t news nust nat b. aacttaced
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gle Yerrdtb oar rpent9 &et6>
tbum unb ueberFuB, 70 bnB 1elbit rcus
ttntrte 8ettler rpr Der tbl3ernen eatten>
rforte spterer umfebren, latt onSuldus
ten, ptpcbl mil unreGt; cent jeper
Nrnte erbislt ftets eth paar Deute, uno
ole tte I~terflusen Dettler nun na6
Sobbera 9itsen, faner ie erff Gbel an.
Der bide 6ousberr, Der ale @iBbplD
spilHen ben 4terlimmeln Ger Nahbar>
lhaft bod tm Mn1ebea ifane, empfng
pte BtttReQer, ete 6dnte IN ben 0Ofsns
toi&en, In b56f eisener Yerion ouf Der
Grettreppe unb REF: ~@as. 5tr
S6ubbetads, betteln mout Sbr ? ntGts
ba, t6 babe ntetle 9auearmen-unb
pene,t eebe th niGt etnmal etuas |"
Run tpteberte e., als rroae Ct bic leBten
uaserbrcGenen SGetben eletdfals ser>
trimmerr, unp bic Bettler sceett, In IT,
rem Beruf tief 9etrdntt, pom bannen.
Mber fe rueten 60, San Bafer bate
BON fetnerg orsdter 3etten Der nOHMan>
deS aaf benz 9erbbols unp Elm S6ees
reniGleifer iaate orauBen auf berS trabe
NIT pollen NeGte 30 fetner frau
.Du, Wetb. Der enbet 1dleGt mart
nur, ale Wetter urb Stabstrpnpeter,
mid. einen a9tbaren S6eeren1tletfer
une TeRflFifer wie ether, gerneinen
Bettlsr atjutrumpfen, beraerl bat uobl
gar fefnen @erfanp tn 3etbe-aber Go
fommt tbn,, es fcmmt ism /! Gin 6ab>
nenibritt bel jebem 8pumonb if 1t&t
piel, ober urt bte Gde bort an Der G6br>
III ct f6en 3u meiner @ro6mutter
3ett eereien, 70 mag ct jest fetr, pa,
100 MIR eben lteben."
(6Srtitsnns fcISl
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q. bon Sindlaee.
Gtn @dr&en Bot alteu 3ettea,
Das tsuartt tatr riGt aus BEN Gin

N
Das tsmrat uatr ni&t aus BEN @tan,
Dur&wanoert n,dr1 bic alien Stdpte
unc Stdbt&e1 oes n6roliGen Deut11>
LAMBS, 70 .rtro bier uno ba bic 8eibe
oer an Der StraBe ~lteeenoen 8adfetn>
bduier. Die fdr ben bdresrIt9en getrisb
uro 8erfebr einsertGtet ino, butG cine
Mauer NIT GbOr1pes untsrbro9en, bte
Elm absei@lcRenes @eb5ft ni@t feIter,
nod NIT &inssrdben u~n1eeben, aberen>
aen. Die 6dufer babeit etnert anberrt
@tarafter ole pte Nadbareebduee, oft
ftnS fe maffu unb Derrfdaftlt9, raan1s
NAL nur aus Ga9werf erri1tet, In mebr
ODER mineer euteut baultGen 3ufanre,
innnter aber rerratben fe cine 9epiiTe
~uebrbafte Selbffdnbisfeit bar@ ibre
Gage uuo Itssf9loFsnbett sese,1 bic
nm9ebung. Die 9iu1sr finn, Doer .ra,
ren cte alien Bursmannsb5fe bee b5s
BERT, unb i,tebern Mpels, In ben Bis
fdofsFben erboben f9 biefeltet bic
gum feierli&en palaffyl, In ben feline
rem Mdsrfdots1 ftnb fs ME gsfaet,
odulet, ete burA grsbet. peer Wnusrr,
befefist warea. 3unetf lager, pte
guragnannsb5fe nidt tnmitten Der
Stdpte an Der 6auptfraee, fcnberrt fe
befteteu f& an cte gefefieung ber
Staet, uut f& bteler gsgenhter ben
3ddsn 80 beden, etnert dubern Geinbe
aber unbeenat unb u~n9ebsmttt Die tirn
10 bteten. }Dffft Gage ertldrt eenualann
Die SteuarB Der B~ursmdnner, TN MG-
sertetnen, fe iuaren rte 8el1aBsr ater
ouG BE 3winsberren Der Stapt, nnb
Snrsemetfter unb MngfRrnt tpurben
BON tbnen errdblt unb einsefest. Am
tbelfsa fubr pte Stapt babel, iueutt ets
tua TIRE serfdiebenea gursmdnner uns
ter tt@ unetns trurper unp fi1 befsbpe-
ten, ba eann Ales, nae etre pife 10
trassr SerHp9te f@, upbI Ober dbel,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30

vDH Du meinf !" entesenete Der
Nnoere rubis. Sie sinsen fdweissre
pobin, an elmer beftmnten Steue In
0sb5I3 bIieb Einden feben. lebnte ia
an einen Baum uno iprad. bic Suee,,
auf Den Spoen 9ebsftet : .&annR fhon
cenfen, bas i@ Dir 1deen iria, Du
must NIT Der Ibfnouns sorlisb neb>
men 2"
~Natdrli6, Der 2iGtfoot bat ietnsn
Sinn i&on otter aepsaislt, aber bte
Abfnpun8 pbne bic @ittwe mill t6
ni&t meme Gbre fault mir tetn @eIp
in Der 0elt. Gags bsraus, On loef
an Dem f4limmsrl @bene, als Du
Natter gum @erbineen -bpltef!"
9in&en erbsb bic faunencen Mu8en
su ibm : so wolte i@ bate esloesn,
aber 60 III 70. i6 babe nur einsn S@las
In Heinrm bergen, ben fir Di@-t&
bleibe b%einetbalben jettlebens etne @itts
ne, eenn i'd fam bte 5ans nt9t Be-
rlbrer, bie-w
~6alt!" f&rte Bilm Otte, .reeef
Du Don ben, Morbe, ber BIER &C.
Ifdab-"
~Saw laete 1fn9en.
n1rSR uns SOFT !" rtsf @nm Stte
unO elite rru btnnen.
3wet Sage ipdter n,elbete f9 Nlert,
CT war ber Metnung. ea bic Wtttpe
bod i&on ldnef NIT ibn In @el@ret
mare, 10 miete fe i'm jsBt ebrenbalber
betrotben. unp fe ri7e gar ni9t, su
mas i'm bic 9isbe fdr fe triebc--.
Gtn&en begann Ieiie 3u 3tttern Def
ben lebten @urten. unb Der entIaGene
StrdRins leste pieiss Beben ale Gur&t
aus : ~Stedt Dir @tlm Otte nod TIM
Rcpfe", rtef ct, ~rant tpebe ibm, 1ef
SerT&ert, ct erIebt leineu Brauttae NIT
Dir sni@t"
Die @ittre blidte fef tn bas leieenz
i&aftli& erreste @eldt pes Grstsrs unp
entseSnete sd CLAUDE Dir, Du baf
ben erfen MOro ni9t selGeut, Du
tannf aud ben sueitsn bessbsn -maG,
oaB Du %ferifommf, r,orsen frdb seiee
Id Did ben @eri@te, an !"
alert molIte ie Sdsen frafen, ale Ge
tbm aber rie blutisen RIeirer bss 8ou<
ern pors @etdt belt, la bat CT fe, i'm
enttcu men su laf,n, feline Rade babe
tbn i9on ldnsf sereut!" Der 8erfor>
bene bate i'm nt6t anseseist, aud bic
8tttne wancte tbut fdauberno ben
Hlden une faets: ~Geb!" Ginden
ranrerte 3u GuB nod 6ouanb> fe pill,
9erte unermIpli6, BIG fe Dnm Ottes
neue 6eimatb errei6te. Ct traute
Nueen nidt, oIs lie baber fam.
sd raQfabrte. @tlm Otte," faate
he. .un rou Dir Elm unreHt abautl<
Zen, BiIw Otte, id bin feline Diebin
une Da bit tein M6roer, mir molten
@ott cafir oanfen urc uns BEN Ser
ca&t auf chamber In 9tebe obbttten !"
- et6tfuut 9i6tfoot!" faete Der
Rne&t NIT naRtn Aueen, .Du ma6f
NIT unS Wdnnern, tpas Du riuf !
ieBt. bae mir mitlammen su UNI
ierer Nutter beimfebren, al unler 2eip
pirD fid tn Sesen serfebren Detnsr
'ntldloGenen Rsue balber! |"
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days OF conflicting thought and dread /!
Ihe luture seemed impenetrablV dark
ana cropped my way, reaching in vain
Tor one ray OF light, performing INV
dulles mechanically, aud dreeding tho
return Of night.
l lelt that he too must love her, and
Then what would become Of me In
my humility, | had neglected 10 notice
that suffering OF this nature was leav.
ing It's impress, aud In reality, / was
slilkingly handsome, my association
with the object of my love having
gwen polish to otherwise good man,
hersi and the best emotions of my
nature doing duty, impaired new aud
enno0liLg expression of countenRnce.
| knew nothing Of this, only realized
TO the fullest extent what loved hupe.
lessly, and was passing through a fiery
ordeal. How would II end! NV life.
heart and soul were enlisted, II disas.
trously, could make no effort to rise.
AT the expiration of the sixth month
OF agony having satisfied myself that
Johl Norton was prosecuting his suit
vigorously, making every effort to win
the prize, | arranged artisticaliy a
bouquet of flowers determined to pre-
sent II, and risk all. She could hut
crush me to the oarth! | would pay
homage at her shrine, II was spurned
CONTEMPORARY
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DIR. L. M'LANE'S
- Celebrated American
Worm SpEcIFIc.
V L r NJ / FUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

NHE countensncs is pale and
lelden-colored, with occasional
flashes, or a circumscribed spot ON
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
ssmieirole runs along the lower eve.
lid; the nose is irritated, welIs, and
sometimes bleedsi swelling Of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbhing of the ean,
an unusual secretion OF saliva, Shiny
or inrrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
Cnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; Aeetlns pain,
IN the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pain, through
ont the abdomen; bowels irregular.
az times eostiye; stools slimv, no,
unsTcqueply tineed with blood; belly
swollen and hard urine turbid; re-
spra;ion occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiceopsh; cough
sonetmea dry and sonvulsive, un,
ealy aud disturbed sleep, with grind.
ing of the teeth, temper variable,
bug generally irritable, etc. a
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist. a
DR. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUog
WIN certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which hw
attended the administration of th,,
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in Pledging ourselves to che
public to
SRETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where il should
prove Intellectual. "proyding the
symptoms attending the sickness of
tae child or adult should warrant the
slpposition Of worms being the
Cause" In all cases the Medicine
to he given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WIN THG pIREcuoNs.
that
Or, c, M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MrRCIyRv
IN any form; and that it is an limo.
centpreparation, eOfcabaJkefa6isg
HeSLlghSeH bltJlryfo HE moa ifgaer
Mtaaf. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PrrSuuRGll, IA.
p $, Dealers and Physicians ordering fran
olheA than Fleming Bros, viii do well % wn,n
hsr Orders distinctly, and fakf a0ss Isf ~ y
=. As1e ;, ftcpdtef6y Flf,yisr R,e5 ,finI6asrS.
~ 70 those wishing TO give them trlal I've Nh
forward per nail, post paid, to any nan ~ III
Vn'ed States one box OF Pills for twelve thrsr.
sent postage stamps, " one vial Of VermlG,g, e.,
fourteen three-ccni stamps An orier. frnn, Can,ds
mus be accompanied by twenty cents extra
/, ~ For sale by Druggists and Country Store
Nsercts generally 1T NN"'"S o'oia
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Attorneys a. Law.

iuhn " Siemnluns, Attorney AT Law, No.
80 SSrlh Side Public square, upstairs, -
Courthouse. '''N''' "va'
Carleton }, H., over Chiua HAIL, No. 5ie
MAIN street, with Leigh, Jatnos, : w
Clerks office. ''i''1t''
Mccoy 4 MctNy, ONCE south Side OF Con,t.
honsa square, T.
lhnmond Ray, Office corner Main and
Jefferson slNeiS, honr Courthouse. III
room, 49,
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Dr.H.I.. LaPLACE.ss g ~.s
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN
once No. sac Main street. OPP. inc
X ss5sis w Mayors Olsite. hFyFs

DIR. LaPace treats all chronic diseases most
successfully, = rev OF which may DO men
toned: vRtarfl Vf head or bladder, ,bron-ie
clitis, inclpient c0nsuinptIoD, dyspcpsin,'
neuralgia .oithe stomach, liver diseases, xitl-
ny, heart disease. paralysis. goitar anienof-
lrhea, dyseineInorrhea,. rpenorrhngta and
suppression, fNllifiK OF The womb, liberation a
OF tifw womb, milk leg, green sIcis ness 'tieu-
corrhea H. genetallsa curui an Yfrm ten tu
fonr.een days., piles, nstuia la ano, BARRIERS
Itch, fever sores, rllneets, and al OLD ulcers.
given especial attention. SUPERINTENDENT.
seminal Weakness, Syphills and 70 norrhen \
cured In the shortest space Of Time, Mia-
wifery and the diseases OF women and chill
eases nro treated quits ~ succesxfully nx this n
above. Patientsvisited nj their houses. a IN Z
nuqafhtlDm thalifT ETllT~TT T"'F " ~ T'' y
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Into The busy world with new issl q IS,
new aspirations, and new resolves.
Tie question had repeatedly arisen
IA my mind, com leave htrG ana as
the low sound of weeping fell upon my
ear IN approaching the arbor had
constructed as a retreat for NY dprliug
aud |, the trial seemed beyond nv
strength Catching her TO my h,Art,
kissed The quivcing lips, implored her
10 trust me, IN trrnIy bf gi!tf and ex-
eliement bade her parents farewell,
ana rushed from the huuse, ihe l,ije-
Gus sobs of my darling Resembling Ia
my cars and following me carelpss.y.
, 1875-02-18

TN. uHH1i SQUIRT.
In the mhttcrof tho special afHehstnfns Of slic
fi:y Of Chicago; "r:1ar contributing ASIA uu!ent
rolls SoH. t"1f', ~, ~; fA' ~. -. tx' ~
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c,,llrey 1ho safno "rLcr III SPECIAL asaess'nc'its
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toss we're nle a!an tne h"pt9 of.ler a. 10 rniia
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nl'a III the s,t!aeo o. HAsh'aEtpn i1o'ea1a same
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co"ut Approved ,.,,,. ,o,..
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Rhocs lfam .MAry y l','etl, sentences suspended.
L4Snrd bnfEo' tFtea lnr la'eeny Q. eA9ea; YER
form Sch otl for tLtae years.
WillisIn 4cIva9a }leadsd guilty to larceny Of d
tauce' ''''e ''A'
'otGI, VIII. A., -
and to ts sh clcago f s CIV nm
pany; verdict guilty, aud sentenced to tiree
yearn In tho Reform School.
John EIii1tt hH1 join ui1nU tried for tlta lar.
,cnv ,f i,otx aud art,ne. fam Ncf,or.,,u:, !.
fi.,, ,ar,;et ,m,n, suI tam, ~ ,N,.,'i'., 49," ~
E1"sn tttoses b1..1' ~"u w. ~. =. tu1hl11ehs
h1ea AZ 'n1fi'sohu'eue Ii sne ea1ontsSfy t"f one
year each.
George Bounon, tried for burglarizng the ttoro
of Earr t. KuupB:eiil; ye!uict g;i!!ty, a,1I
ae,h otcctl to tl1o Inp;teutiary for tIrea wars,
n - f,f.r,. tricd for ,I,a rrc,r~ ~ $500.
sra,., E,o,as;.i 1.o,1,sr s"j i,, " nese
1!oH1 ftoiet'e'> H. 1'eecaei, sha Iouna Ettlty:
remanaeu inr aa''teue9: 4, n3s., ,.,,.,..
John l1aulnH pIcEtlcd guilty to burgIari.tnH
tha saloon oI John 1'scsB and wab acntencad tU
i,,1rI isa,uneut in tic ro:lttcniary far IA var
, 1875-02-18

ihsrItrA t5EhE heF 0rE SHH.
WAsA1N0roS, u. @, Fob. l2.-SartnTio aeeom-
panied by scyefnl members at tbs Foreign Leea-
ton, paid \ visit recently 10 the Washington
gymnasium. At this establishment Charley Col
Inns. tho puglllst. better known a. tho Cast, Iron
Man. who III .tpil, laGs, fought 0roreo Euulo
for $a,0o0 and tic mitllleweiSht championship:
10 tho teacher OF boxing. l,urn1 thu ylsls VI
Bartor,s aud his friends, Collins was teaching
pupil: bartoris iaaia remark which Filcd tlio
rugiiiHt. Tue CaBt-Iron Man a4sod aurtoEk
''it Ae could do auy latler." sartoris' frien!s
urged hin to put on 'bo sloTse; ssr;oris s
ku,v how to p,lt tlon. OIL. Tue p4g'liBt smiled.
and told his pupils thst he would take tho con-
cejl cut of his umknuwn opponunt. Tie pre!itn-
inaliea we're quickly arranged. and tho CONTEST
cotnmencsd. Tho Cast-Irou a1an rushed ut his
adversary, thinking t. eld tho contest iu one
round. kartoris war'lcd o1 ti.p sledge-slauul~r
blows Of tho pusilst. aud ratnlneA left t.l,snder
on the Cast-lron aIusla mouth. drawing tue clar~
q, aud theu. rapidly changing on, delivered
straight right-haud blow on the Cast-1rou Mau'a
nose, and knocked him down. much to the sur
prise Of The pagillst's ffiends. ln the second
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round. sartotts bad tho best Of tho sparripg, ea1
administered storm ct blows on tic hi :iIiht,
fan. atl fought him down. In tin thtr,I round
the Caat-lron sfnn wna again knorl:tl down, nud
declined 10 cnntint1n tho cnntost.
Hartoris wns borro from tbs scsna amt! to,,d
chaers ttor E.B friends. The Cast-Iron Man
sa1ta lI'at 'lo WIS rick. but would moot lis ,1,,-
Hhn"n bptlnnant ng1n.
d te'nfnl meeting wns arranged, and Sartoris
WaA ash''' ne sietor, giving tho CAST. .Ison Man
ho''iitl d''!hhnE. and making him acknowledge
tHt ronst''nes amateurs ire superior to prof en-
siona'H IIo affair hah created quito sensation,
ahl the athletic .oHHR Esglisi,an is tho lion OF
with whom he a-sorlatea
1t ~ sail that sarso-ia and Baron Donsfero
s1Ase undertaken to rnviyo boxing. and that thoy
':'o trying To perenade soas IT tic ladies here to
oFi;aa'2o o I'll archery club with becoming uni
, 1875-02-18
THE ILLINOIS EPiScOpATE,
Dr. Dc 1zOvcn Accepts tho High
and Holy OIliec.
Ills Latter Of Acceptance Brief and to
tho Point.


DIP. De KovENs ACCEPTANCE,
Dr. DO koren 'IHa ~ length ,nle forward ani
relieved tie do'ih's aid 1nXinsy Ut his fricndn,
AID gwen tic opp4s:t,on something taasitIs tn
onpn.a hT accepting tho Dssiiops!c Of lllinor. 10
which high l'obt:on ho waA recently clectol. lie
yesterday forwarded a letter Of accrnta,co n
the Rev. Dr. Chase. Of lobnd Nest Ct,ai4 lunn Of
tic Committee appointed At t.la Convention t.,
nbify him Of h. election, and it will c7oEatlr
DO made public very soon. Tic comtnunics.
tion IL brief, atld states in substance TIM:
If hfa election bo confirmed by the B.an,liu.
Comu,ttces aud Dishops. ho will entlearor faith
fully to discharge tho tlutcs Of tho high pnsiau.
Notwithstanding tile impa.ieuce OF bis friends,
and the uncertainty which Las iiakurbod ths un-
pog;tlnti, ae to ~hat course Ur. Do koYen would
pnr.uo IN tile matter, he llan actrd. it is Hail,
With greater rroiaptnehs in accepting tho Office
than cctleAias.ic cnstam ordinarily permits.
Int tie reply lsan heen 1aHtcncd to ralieyc theso
PIES sitlY .auults III - tAe certainty Of llis ac-
cep:a;ica.
Among lhe frcnla who etocted him tin feeling
tia: he will bo confirmed by tllo Standing COM
n,ittees without hoaitston is gathering gtreng.h.
ANY other rosult, thoF claim. wHuld be disastrous
to tho pnace and progress Of the Diocese. The
testimonials Of tho nishor-elect have been risncl
by threc-fo''rths OF tho clorsy and lay deputies.
1hls fact lis ei3ners tluk will gu far with tho
Standing Committees to secure tllcr assent to
lliB confirmation. TLeso Testimonials will 10
printed and issued very noo:,.
III regard to tho opposition, nhoss efror:B will
To more intcllgontIy directed now that Or. Do
Koycu's acceptance il rnado certain, the friends
1t tho 1'nAol-clect saY TINT it would be I'LL un-
wEo pelicy to try 10 prevent lis confirmation. Il.
al elevation to the E7iacopato would assuro in
him the psoyer!ial conservatism OF the Upper
House: and Dr., De Koycn, tho eloquent orator
of tho Lowor HoHte.--eHre:ia'iy If m1ls a
H'artyr.-is much mnrc dangerous man than
E.*hop Dc koscn wouLl be.