, 1875-10-19


! A comparison OF Sp1ri0cua and Jack Caft
shows how blight ia tho difference between ia
uatieiBm md patriotism. Fanatcsam il patriot.
iH1n carriol to excess. Tho difference ID one OF
degrees, not Of kind. A fanatic il d man who
exoits principle Into passion who subords-
natos large things to smnlIer ones, rcarrauging
Its universe on new aud mistaken system ;
who constructs religion out OF hiB own
extrayAgunccs. .epartacus was patriot jack
Cade was a fanatic. Tho Jack Cadc Of BhakB-
I pcAre and OF history 1t must DO undcrstood, is
very different from tho Jack Cade OF judge
Coprads play. There ato few points OF re-
| ach'banco betweon tho two portraturos. Bhaks-
pcaro'B Catle Was cross between n crazy ial-
postor and a Communist. He called himself q
i1antaEenot. aud promised unlimited blosaluss
to tho poor Of England:
There slal bc, sn England seven lalf.rcnny loavea
1e o 59 r pot stnl sn .nsS ts
side shall ny r4liEcy 70 to grass. Ant whcn an
RlnR q: King shall lei there shall lu mauey all
bruthess, and worship me, their Lord.
The picture ID lfe1!kc, aud tho man it topre-
aents is no moro mad than thousands in this
day and generation who honestly propose to ea-
tablish tlle form OF Government aud especially
tho kind OF money, which Jack Cade described
in atsch altuttug language.
The principal character in Judge Conrad's
play, on tho other hand, ls refined aud SCHOLARLY,
lie IL philosopher, patriot, hero. Hfs
mission Ia to freq tho bopdI1,an. tfo Inns stn,iied
Ill Itu1y; he has boarded in tho Coliseum
no i,: las has dreamed Of liberty both III
play admirably, and rpnajnds tho ubsnrycr
forcby Of Tom Taylor's CfancartY who ap-
penred to shcli excellent advantage Il, Chicavo
only Tow wcela ago; but tLete III no partiol-
il Ia in tbn bi]ts. liz any ,thar ~ rnr'a H. H.
would look au awect, The dfamatist'
Of courHe, was Obliged to yoftop
tho harsh features Of the historical character
70 e ~ maze han = , pa.nos OF big fanatic
nucstiam i,oxavo, sha.,,or W III ~ nsage - -
freely with hs.ory. aud whetIsr lie srst rsin
he makes by appropriht,ug historical name iu
uo. eoanseloatanccA y tho anachronsens and
IT. pay ,as on 10 Mnoh % tne pay aponndg
t,ia a;,a Ao H !. " co1oss % 10 ulti
9nr .nS on menas to victory Pug
eate e, On Saar % ehs.sor 2, III oi
feIIoW liz o3i fottuns, @ i4o oss ~ n
tn tn'oa onS ~ s3n 1no aoasehce @ from beginning
not ,,o 'vs,v ,,,,,c,, ~ ,o suunsn no saoula
trac, u" s, ,"S Sr e"s sisE,,i1a s,nm o. nero "a
e., 'o,"1' ~ 10 1ae, dea th I,s' Meuu9u8h pofsr1ye
mea n.a, J on,o osthnes 1 aua tno sano
,esx anoMs ~ Iaeeecleb WHICH were noticed lase
"snat aua .ao ~ ~ "otl Hoft1 seeing
~ 40 :. mao .u'A'; to1iafh on tuls ecofo
- -, a.t;nS ~ ~ pny u. aceoIalng 70 Tue
t..oua ~ n.u cAel 1heaste, Ne!! put on tbo
s.ako ELM. auu !uunefe9ti scteu Dy members Or tho
1.oc1 1os: nsopa1y. 'tt, Haeaa goes tolerao!y ss
2 VotJ Le]eileaht Ana pfettS hafe worthy. Mr.
Mantola ~, % usual e1Act anu consclentlonB III
tho o Se "ast AA0f' "'o 'n'''eea o'neF pofaons III
COL. Wooos MUSEUM.
s'ouo soatn ~ ST. ~, y: a. aloMAnns 1naoo
kleae UT 10 n'Io" % Fa1eP'ra1 ~ " DanRer-
GUS uAmot anu Tor hia b0neht chiefly tho play
has been teyivod by tho managers of tie Muse
uni. Dir. h1calanHs abldea vol by bis old
reputation. Ills conception Of the eenor-
ous, Jealous, ue1,tlemau1y 3fnire IN good
.ra J., ~. ,,.. 49,! .,.r'. e, nv.
~" ~ Ae's W. pa1t sfaceiuAy' iho
cnaIactef 81 Ii wen stllted TO tho powors or blr
McMhnu6' u IL not robust. 1t can DO we'll rep.
emotion, aud 1t happily doua not ro~
Qnlre much comical genius. Mr. Mo-
hanas pays u vol. The gentleman
vo as.r,,a Saa,d1 ,,n mtspn - .ateu ~ tao s-
scou,tted hitnss1f wth credit I,nt Mr I1.rn1J ng
FoIrsburg as Heuyt Morrison aud hlis. Nav
Roberta M l'aulfnr, he Barontss tie ViIlrpyeur,
Hero oohapionouBly ha'l. Tho other parts wero
indidcrentlY tlonu. Tho oarilor acpnoa Of tho
play showed BoMe care III mounting, and no
dObt ANY ono who DfgkofltIH only tn ln n ufnttt
man ar plain wonIab. anu Tbo docs nut
Gail Always 10 analYzn tho chueos ct laughter can
pass pt0sHant cvenlng at the Museum. 'rhe
GtT1At AFNdt