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The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
WM. 4. TWEED.

Full Particulars Of His Arrest Y
BY Associated Press. l
MADRID. Sept. 1.-THE following are th
additional particulars of the arrest Of WIN
N. Tweed
Captain General Jovellar, At Havana, re
ceived intelligence that Tweed had disem
barked in Santiago dc Cuds, and notifies
the authorities there Before the latte
could take action, Tweed embarked at,oar'
the fishing vessel Carman, bound for Vigo
General Jovellar then telegraphed to tn
Madrid government, which, fearing tn
Carmen might 90 to some other port, re
quested the authorities at all Spanish p0rtl
to examine the persons on board all vessels
named Carmen.
There are twelve Spanish vessels of that
name. A portrait of Tweed being indispen-
sable for his identification, the Spanish au-
thorities obtained and made copies of a
caricature in an American journal represen-
ting him As beating child, supposed TO
typify American justice.
This caricature led the Spanish authori-
ties and reporters of Spanish papers to be-
lieve Tweed had been kidnapping children.
Hence in the first official announcement
received here of the arrest Of "Twid An
telme" (Which is supposed to have been
corruption of "Tweed, Ameri-
can,") 1t was stated that he had been ar
rested for kidnapping American children.
Tweed is still confined on the Isle of Saint
Simon, in Vigo Bay, where he is undergoing
quarantine, and is strictly watched by the
Custom House guards.
At the expiration of his quarantine he will
be surrendered to the United States repre-
sentative.
As there are no direct steamers between
Spain aud North America, Tweed will be
sent to Cuba and from there taken to New
York.
The "Epoca" states that the municipal
of New York took the initiative
N asking for Tweed's extradilion from Cap
ain General Jovellar.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
The Opera House.

Last evening small audience assembled
In the Opera House to witness the perform
ance of the Coleman Sisters.
The programme was varied and well car.
ried out in every part and deserved larger
audience.
The music carnival was especially worthy
Of applause.
Tonight there will Be An entire change Of
pr0gramme, and all Wishing to zee good
performance should NOT M 70 atten6 arA
k1asf ~ fo1dnan !; a; W
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
Grange Picntc.

The Grange Harvest Home and Basket
Picnic which was to have been held at Mt,
Cuba on Thursday last, the 9TH inst, and
which was postponed on account of the
rainy weather, will come off on next Thurs
day, l4th inst. There will be able speakers
and good music. The Master of the State
Grange expects to be present. On Thurday
laet,. had the rain not prevented, there
would have been tremendous turn out of
grangers and farmers, Chester County
Grange has been invited and will be present
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
The Military Excursion,
BY Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1l.--General Sherman
and family, and Secretary Cameron and
daughters, passed through here yesterday
en- route to inspect Western forts. They
VIII first stop at Fort Leavenworth, and
then 90 to Denver, Cheyenne, Fort Darius
sell and San Francisco, and on their return
they will visit all the posts along the route
In Nevada and Utah. They will also 20
from San Francisco to Los Angelo, southern
California. They expect to reach Washing
ton again about October 18th.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
SUNDAY TRAINa

CHANCE Y, OF HoURs-wrrurv,-l
~ q EsTEhN RAILROADHfTn.!SSvul
y .ng Sa,, Monday. May q, 1875, Trainss riso@S. aa
Leave e !" Wilmington 1920 m, SD a.,
Leave cave, L,asnadenburg 8 45 a m, - AZ and
arrive !, I, Wilmington IS a m. IN Mslo a..
Arrive Landenburg IL 5am.sM.
p m. " and
, Cm0NNECT1ONs.-At m wilm,r..,. !.
r W d B and Delaware R r traisss tis~n VI
Az Landenburg with Penna 4 nj p..
Fennsylvonia Railroad. 0' DIV
nugS-tf DAVID CONNE11, u,.
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HALE ELECTED,

ELLSWORTH, Sept. 1l.-Hancock county
returns show Republican majority of 500
the counay was exactly tied in 1875. Wash
ington county indicates Republican ma
jarity of $50 gain of 800 from 1875. The
Knox county towns in the Fifth Congress 3
ional district will give Mr.. Hale nearly or
quite 700 majority, and Waldo county will
give GOO majority. Mr.. Hale's majority
must be almost or quite 5000.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
The Cheyenne Ageuey.
By Associated Press,

Oy zAbbOCIHCeU fTcSSs
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-A despatch
from Indian Agent Cravens, at the Chey.
enne Agency, received at the Indian Bureau
to-day, states that all of the buildings at
the agency except three have been swept
away BY flood, and that all the records
and papers are gone. The agent says he
cannot wait for bids, ard asks if he shall
employ labor and move to. some safe place.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
VIII ef GeIA - sIIvee.

yalnss 81 cold aaa ualv0F.
by As1ociaed Press,
Ntw YoRK, Seps.s H.-Tbe committee
appointed ct the last ssssien OF Congress to
investigate the relative values Of gold and
silver which was to have met IN this city
this morning will meet ct the St. James
Hotel this evening. The absence of Senator
Jones caused the delay.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
DENNSYLVANIA RAJLR0An

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. December Kin i,
Trains IT. II Z. !e leave Depot. Thirty.second !
| MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Paon Accom-: 8 %, 8, and 10 M. | N AZ
| Sas, ana II ~ p m. on Sunday an
Limited Fast Mail daily, ,m.
Nslagsd5a sSgmdav Express daily, except
Remove snoss, and nd 4. Kane Express daily IVA
yorS Sp, INA unHay, Hnry, 70sI
Look Haven Mail, except Sunday, sSSs sSs
York Nail daily. except Sunday, S0Ss
Mail Train daily. ION SUNDAY '~'
raves atS q m and runs only 10
Downingtown Accom-. IL 90 IA. and n,
p "a. On Sunday at 8 30 a m,
Fast Line daily, except Sunday. 2Nu
Eimira q L. Haven Exp, except
verh sunday, nyy Esp
uo except suoday, H5pl
psWn Sunday, MS =, . .o,,,,, ,.,, 2apl
NJ sunday. aUls aWpa
Psrfesburs Train daily, except iva
o!s Sunday, sapn
cincinnstii Express daily, ssiSPs sisPPs
Eaclhc ra; Express daily n@pn
except saturday. lisp y
Emigrant Express, 1905 a m, daily except
HnN frNpav hi h {o1~ kn
street, by 6p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York. 2N, $3.50, 7@, 500
and II q m, Limited New York Express
l25 p n.y. IS5, 80, 435, 5 80, 6 IS and Up 70,
and II midnight. On Sunday 2N, S@
$50 m.,. 435, 635, pm. and u night
Mail Train7 m. Emigrant Train f0
Accom- IN oda ion for Trenton, 2 30 p M. :.
Express for Long Branch and Squan, = "
q m, and | 35p p m.
FROM KENsINGTON DEPOT
Bustleton, g rs q m, IL noon, ana 7 7%pm
Way Train for Bristol 10 p m. 81,
Trenton. 655 and 10 Is a IN, 3W, 4M ~
and 8 20 m. On Sunday . l5 m ana.
p m.
Express for New York $40 m.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KErs1NGToN DEPoT.-Exprees lof
Trenton, Lambertville, Phillipsoalg!
Eastond on Water Y t cag Scranton ar bSdsis S
10 Is o M.
For Lambcrtville, Pennington and Hope
we'll 10 Is m and bpm. LOON
For Pennington 6 IS and 10 Is IN, ana o~
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth =. AmG% a,1oy
and Jamesburg and Monmouth JunGtoa
89O . m and 3 m, connecting for Lons
Branch and Squau. IN. ~.
Accom-. for Trenton. connecting WIN IN IA
press rains for New York, 81 anu
am, IL noon, 2. 3 30, 4 80 and ~ III: .,,.
Way Train for Burlington 8 M. oun'
day Trains 10 q m. and and ~ P III; H. =,
Way Train for Bordentown, s and IL W ~
On sunday ats 30 p m. .oonm
For KinkOra Branch $50 a m. ana " u n
For Highistown g, 6 80, a nj, 2, Sao ano o."
For Long Branch and New York Sam.
For Tuckertown q m and p m: ,d eM
For Melford and ii l5a n, 3 As anu o."
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton 8, aha 4nllv Il =
q m. B 45, s, and 0 80 p m. FOR MI' no"'
1, and II 30 p m. , and
sunday Trains for Mt. Holly lOa M "n3
and 6p m. nm m.
For Merchantville and Moorestown .nrRgavs ~ \ m;
on Tuesdays, Thursdays ard sa'u'0'''
The Union Transfer Company VII VII sna cni
or and check baggage from H9.slS ~ anrma. r
Time cards and full lnio'm%d l.o and
ion can be obtained at the DeRcS DeRnw,na: ns
Ferry named above, and at the iollo"'
ticket ! No. 1888 Chestnut Street. eet.rut
IS. e. Cor. Broad a Chestnu"
OFFICES. No. liz Market st.
RANK THOMPSON, D. NJ. BOYD. Jh: ,.s Ans
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
Patents Issued.
BY Associated Press,

BY AB8o0clnted Press. "
WAsHINGToE, Sept. II. Number. .. of pat
ants t1eued for the wesk ending September
~, "a beAsing that date Of ksue, .262,
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12

NEW ADVEKTISEMENEy
Coal-Shawnee.
Guns-Melchior.
Wanted-Dirt.
ClOtheS-O'COnnOr.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12
The Weather To- Day.

BY Associated Press.
In the Middle States, stationary or rising
barometer, north and west winds, stationery
temperature, cloudy, weather.
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.RAILRoADs
'pHILAJp!Elh!PHlA, Z !H w1Lv1va=
AUGUST Il. ,s,s

~ lN4.
sol rfain' willleave Wilmington =. /
Phillssdslphia q dslp and 1nteru.,
( kds = ~. 9 g gig. $50, 0 s., ISSS1ats ISM = N
Fn5d5lsdelphia 5d and New p Yo1s: N:
6oitimore and Intermea,..
pe,s,a sW 2 m. s 9o, p m. a'e stations \
neltlmore and Washinpton u
Am. u 50,1 l8, IN 81 Son l2&lk|
rIalns for Delaware Div,ssta ,Ht l0pn
SSw S m Castle Z IS. go. . IS, iiS1S1 Il x ,ssM9 L I
y8 . m. 8 80, p m. "'e station,
Oeimar and Intermediate o.
w, 9 "a, 8 20 . m. 'e Statos
The 8 30 p. M. train n, NJ
Gay :, y. and Saturday, viii msaaa eaaoay w
Sstn HSE,loR q Delmar, with S traiD esioss sss
SUNDAY TRAINa
Philadelphia and 1ntermed,,.. :,
. ~ 2 m. $50, $50, b M eola@ Stati|
PhiIadelphia and New vo-h A..
baltimore and Washin ot"a "aA'z7am,
For further informa, lon IN, nds aa lkj
Sfe,ertea Sara 70 the time tables rSsstsag.a| rnsta
Jsnl-ly H.F. KErnrv !.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12

~, HuMAN HAIR. WORK In AL -
.auai nffess fe ns sSS%,Dings Sn, rated and CLOSED
wigs speciality. Iadiss and chis1rs,ns,ss iGsn i Z
essx h cutting: All orders promrtly SitSn6Sa wv
The Morning herald., 1876-09-12

PORTLAND, Sept. 11.-At half-past Il
O'Clock this morning, the city stood Repub
lican, $50; Democrats, S13. At noon the
vote stood Republicans, 1,417; Democrats
1906; last fall the total vote was Repub
llcans, 2,499; Democrats, 2,606.
, 1876-08-28
THE CAMPAIGNING.

TEaTRRDAYfs PROCEEDINGS AT DkaPLAINkD.
Tho experiences OF yesterday were such ns to
leave no room to doubt tho policy Of q Sunday
train 10 the CampGround. The proprlrty Of
tic measure has been thoroughly canyaased all
along between its friends aud oppouents, and II
was with many mlsgiyhlga a. to it, proprlety
and e1pedicury that determination In its
favor was finally seacled. Hereafter Sunday
train nnny be expected to bo ono OF the fixtures
OF thesu meetings. A train Of sixteen we'll
filled ears left the city IN the morning. Addl.
ttons Of hundreds wcro made To itS living freight
At the several statioua whore stoppsgcs wero
mBue until even the standing-room In the cars
md On the platform was fully occupied. Tho
number who dtsembaskcd at the grounds was
estimated TO be At least 1000. The entire
absence Of the rowdy element aud all
lisreputabts characters was very noticeable.
The crowd which wcnded Its way from ths de-
ee 0uSaa osoEy ss t11 mi III W. =
rclgiously minded. as any wh!elt On the Sab:
bath morning resorts tu the ord!nasy places Of
public worship: a suscIal train fro,n t,a north
also brought to the gronn,ia about go from
AMI Crystal Laku. Tic surrounding country
also futuie!ed it, full quota to the nssembEage
At an early hour IN tha 1slprnlpX they began to
Eaah", 1n fa9rages and vehicles u every dessril
| inittcd within tbs lnci0suIs. The t9tsl
number visiting the enca,npment durlng
tie day, insEu'i!ng permanent sr, residents, Tas
services the grove presented ray and animated
\ spectacle, Hundreds of groups WIRE sratturctI
about the grounds, some discussing the merits
Of the religious services NJ the day; others sent.
tested tho inertia Of generous sIansis 6s,,,.yat
forth lrut4 IL, Strflvua 4nluljegx without which,
, 1876-08-28
TIE METlIOD1STS.
INTERESTING CAAPsMRBTiNo sEnvlCRS At
R0CKtn{f3.
Sptetdt Dtfpd&rA ia 3ns TFtAHNA

Speetdt MtpdecA ia 5As TFtAuAA
RocKSoRD ILL.,, Aug. 28.-Tho greatest gath
eslug Of Methodists ever assembled In thls part
Of the State Of Illinois arc now enjoying camp
meeting In beautiful grove about 9 mica from
tho City OF Rockford, and half Z nIls from
Cherry Valley Station. The camp-meettng eotn'
msnced Wednesday,, Aug. 23, and will continue
until Monday, There Is no more suitable spos
Ia the State for such purpose. Tho grovsn
composed Of very lofty trees, and, besides III
patural advantages, several thousand dollar
expended !u buildings, etc., have added every
convenience for the thousands who will annu.
ally attend camp-t9eeting At this place. Tue
grove II the property Of tho Melhodiats OF tms
vicinity, and heldbY thein exclusively for camp
meeting purposes. There are dinlDg.rooms'
lodging g-houses, tents, bookstores, refresa-
ment-stunds, and wtthnl Al Immense ampht
thcuete with seats Tor
OVER Flv2 THOUSAND PERSONS,
With o,e Of tho finest rustsuma IN the State
Determined to uild / new anl original feature
to this Ceutcuuial vamp.lnetting, yesterday W.
allotted TO grand Centennial celebration,
upon which occasion tic best urators-soms
Meti,p4assts and soii,e tl,t-Wcre Invited to a.
dress lht people, This nuw frature drew ouI
Ali iAluensu thEuHE ~ Yisturs, wiz, calnc fF"'a
kuls, Dekalb, MAlIenry, Iu,,Ap, WinlstaE's
Ruck, Stephenson, nllu strrIuilIing eoltutts
" IL estimated taut nearly b,0GU prrstus IIus'
huva been III attendance u Is0n tIiis o<caslon.
TIKI OrRNlsD Address
Was delivered BY Elder ". K, Gray. VI tle h4''
, 1876-08-28
A Democratic DIuhSr-1'arty In 1851.

Al about tile outbreak OF tho Lutte War, Dr.,
Nussell, the ialnuua correspondent Of tbs LoH-
uun Yt,nts, published In thkt paper IN account
q: .i,nner-pasty Ill New York, In March, 1eGi,
tru,u which We tuakc this txttart:
A,aon3 the guc.ta were Tho }ln,. 4lutatiu Fry.
,uuut former l;uSe ToE IT the state Of New fo:k,
Mt IiIden, an acute lawyer, and Ar. Bancroft.
l'he rasut left uu my mind hy thulE conversation
sion, lhs Goscruuleut roI!A nut emtfoy foEco 10
prevent Secession. Or compel stA!ca which had se.
nc Fcdssai power. 3ier. aas not y na" uAo
truin'aiasd f6tt ths Gettra,n<nt had a"y poHty y
to''tt 'ae l.opta II h'atf, or 10 fore a!a,eto
S,"hsra knitrs hui tatdtafsd fhIs fttaaon oaai"sf
G+s N"iv" they could not brirx themselves ~ avw
vawss IL dispo.u VI ths armed f0!ce OF tbs Cnlou
,o3alnas Usir e,vts1- Dsa4ettaa.s w ths a9usAfF"
AA.et.
, 1876-08-28
SPIRITUAL PROGRESSION.

SERMON uY TIE REV. 1~ 7. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Rev. l.. T, Chamberlain, pastor Of the
Now England Congregational Church, preached
Yesterday morning to lnrgo congregation on
"sp!ritual Progression" Following is the ser
mon: ...
Forgetting those thingn w'eIA arc hehiud, and
reaching forth into those thlnss which arc before
-iMf.t W.. .l3.
II Is always interesting to know by what
means a great result has been accomplished. We
arc 80 constituted that with the event there
arlscs an inquiry respecting the methods ansl
antccedent procedures, When, for example, we
lnd the traces Of civilization on this American
continent before even the Indian roa,ncd its
plains; civilization which welded the powers
OF government, fostercd the primitive arts,
founded cities, and built gigantic structures, We
stra!ghtway inquire as to tho steps which wont
before. We wish to learn from what source,
md out Of what inspiration that product came.
How did those aboriginal people get their foot
hold, md for SO long tin,e hold their sway' By
Gat means was . s fSsut ,rss. assoplshed
Old World achievement, and wonder in what
wuya they were produced BY what process did
| tho Egyptians build their monuments nnl mix
tsir unsng eo,Ors Aeeo;ns T. wat pTn
their statues and construct tllcr tcrnp!esf In
the expression Of whit law did the EtruBcans
| fashion tileIr vases, and Magi trace out their
mysterious lorel Tie solution uf these qucs-
ars md observers. With ii1oru or less Of hope
ful attention the whols world watches and up
plauds the research.
o., cou.ing nearer to ouT own times, VIC find
perpetual charm In learning u tic methods by
which the famous modern trlumphs have bccn
secured We think II Of concern TO us to knew,
for tnstanse, l9t only that COLUMBUS believed
It's discovery, but nlso that through this and
that Testimony of observation his faith sprang
np and grew. 1t gives new tmn9lse 70 tic cx.
plorcr, Of later lines to d'Ml that Columbus
wo arc thankful wlieu son,e bit Of history
tliscloses to us how Becthoven's compositions
came tn pass, or Naphael's pictures took shape,
Lutllcr'e reform gained power, Or Washington's
leadership swept to success, II is ever an ex.
qulslts satisfaction to get even glImpscs Of tho
patih " -, whrh t,I:,!g genius aud patriotism have
And yrt tlleru ia u class oi results whch arc
confesse,lly Ut nollcr interest than even these
greut couccrMn nf nTt aiMl literature and lhc
hy the external Wonder. we must admit. upon
moments thought, that the man, within lln.-
scli, is Of higher, Importance than anything
which he autwardly achieves. Ilic builder Is,
the Hrehteet thal' The tc,nr'c, thu aisrovcr
tAan l,Is discovery, the siugrr tbun his song,
tl.e draniatisi tlan Ills drana. the painter thutl
lis pictarc, aud tho patriot than ha patriotic
plan. Tho thug, therefore, Of finest Interest,
/. 10 learn how thu mnn hi1naelf nlaAc progress.
Yea. ~ the wurthtcst excellence II. even per.
} sonal g.owlh Is spiritual advancement, tho
by %Seh susH Sh aayssssas u as
witch somehow las Will Itself On On bToades!
foundations q gs9dncss. and risen tonnwunte..
III liz instructed in that succeHs tsn IL, ksln,x
, 1876-08-28
AROUND TOWN.


observed ns day Of rest by al classes Of labor
ipg mcu, and On Tint day even tic poor polit!-
chm Is allowed IN opportunity to beer up una
rccupcratc. Consequently there is seldom any,
thing goIng on ut thu various headquarters dur
Ing thnt period ol scpQse md imbibatlon. Yes
,rrtlay was nu exception To tho rule. At tho
rulJucr House. wllcre the Democrats have TIL.
(urled their rIrltu banners IL the State street
,rcrxe, there WIS absolutely no Indication OF ltse
4, my vi tbs ContHstco-1oot1'B, and they wcrs
t,,vltu during tilc greater part Vi ttie day,
lean statc C,'mmittre were upch all day, a'lIl
Uu. Eatjcocls was on hand to rcre!ve callers.
81, ,hr 1u.tur wcrc tuw aNl long why's be-
;w.ul,. Seacrul gentlemen dropped III III thn
Y.,.rxe Of tic AFTERNOON tu look urer the papers
thty! are there kept constantly o, tlc, and -
rk III, atly h,la ui ptlltlcat gossip that HI!Eht
he ly!Gg luusciy around. III tla latter particular
hey received not much encouragement. Hei
,.,:an ,aliell tulty IN the 0ftcrhooIs, and dis.
,.ssr.l ic general lucal outlook With the hand
Itinu Secretary.
10 hVeak nIc n.nlt:
"sn 'ssM sl!s Thssssy A. E.,,a,, r.
Gov. nyyerldyu at Mount casucl, Friday, Sept.
tlnv. Heserldgu NJ Albion, saturday. Sept. o.
isIy. ut,e1H!sc at EhEnlt, alendny; sopt. -;
Coy, As.cridEe ut McLeau'boFo, IGesua5s sept.
,lov nsysridsu ut Fairfield. Wednesday. Sept.
IL
ltny, Nuyuti,Ies 1T Flora, Thulsday, Sept. II.
in, i;cYctidgc Ut Salem, friday, Sept. H.
Tile ln.lrpenloul Headquarters Ut tho Ire.
inu.t VIE scant!Iy penpluA yesterday. Mr..
Snnry Myers spent sescral hours tlrre ~ tl,G
lute,ltou trying To map uut u ruute for hiuisell
il. lls proposed speeclifyiug tour through the
Stats. ila IL also put down .tor speech Tues
day evening |n tho Twcittl. Ward, where fl"
CuoI.,r .l!cl. want IL organizc club. .
i,,uutii.s DonHclly, of Minnesota, lias been sr,
cured to deliver bpcuelies through Wisconsin aud
Illinois III thu grecnbnck interest,"
Jlib COLOKKn CiTtzKNs
III thu Ninth Wusd hel1 u meeting yesterday
.lternoull III Green street, aud elected the FIJI
lowing ot,lters for l.epubllsan Clubs: Pres
l,lent, +. IL. Evals; Vfce-p President, Charlc
Iiupss: Secretary, {rorge se,tt;. Treasurer
]rtry Dasls. Tic Inecting, though largely y
tended, was III u measure lnitlatory, Anu It !
expected that u largo and powerful organizu
llva c4a bs completed Ut the next meeting,
, 1876-08-28

DC Glaincu 18 FlRHL ~ HARG ING fIOLebtNHL yer.
sion lcad In school-very Jesuitlcal! We don't
claim as right to have The Protestant version
read, but We claim that the use Of tho Bible IN
sehools 10 too sesviceablc to be dispensed With
OF Romanslrl, .In.!uis,n, Rationa!sIu, aud Lib
| eral Professionalism will conlb!ue in One solid
| phalanx asd demand the exclusion Of the book.
| And wc ar0 Informed that II We continue tile
two hattlcttoors and Mill conn to grief In the
conflict.
Nov, wo inform Tns TRIBUNE teacher that
| we do noi intend to cover down like bcatclt
the bible.tnscnoIs question. We tell HIN That
We havo uo fcars about the ahnttlccock Tho
Romish batslc-sluor may be tic tlrst to give wny
sESa!1, ssES1!1 as M 1t llus done bsforo. a battlcd9nrt
welded agaiMst tlsa Bible; and THH fMlnuNs
knows that old book has still enough vitality
left to I've out NE long years Of stetlIuselal.
estsn ts Il Ne IL ssoo3 T. 10 + VIII Wss so1 viii
aliay 'trritatinna lrri.stion yuu cannot allay,
no n1ure than you ran lp!x 81 md water; AND
70 s ths 'Gas we say L. It rsn'a r. seo1l
to lts place thrrc Legislative bodies should liz
slow 10 rhangc old customs, until they flnd thry
aru Injurious aud oppressive to thu public, Of ii
from srhool may please Romaul.t. 1. Victory
and Us means, hut will not sstisfy tht,n Oh MI
end. Gnllcss With the Bible, scloos sslnnnt be
goddess lcts without the Bible. fhc at1n OF hnu
! ulllSkS - SEIkAtInH EANCNLlUu.
II the Bible IL elected frolll public Arlluo!s,
then protestahts will feel aggrlevctl and take
Interest In tho schools, NuiMtsts think They will
have lcss opposition IN either destroying the
schuol system altogether, or making tt sec
turiati.
Let the Bible remain tllcn In sci!ool, because
II fs necessary 10 accomplish! the very ei,l for
whfth our school System Ia sustained. Nov,
don't suy that the Stata Ia 10 bc taxed to furnish
religious instruetlon. stand upon the ground
of THA TRIBUNE, that our Board Of Education
and our staff of teachers haye nothing whatuyc,
tU do with the doct rines Of religion In the tuai
) tne Of school work. We rant no sectarianisln
w arguments for, no explanations Of the Bible
no notes, 10 comment. We do not want
teacher to say word for or nsatnst any se.t, u
party, Or creed. Still, hpld .lIat to furnish
, gotn1, sound, secular education, we need the 81
Ele III srhool. II IL not ~ make Chslstsuns d
Catholics, or t'1otcstants, that We would 9ty
the Bltle . place amoug schuol-b0oks, but II
to !nake our Young peuple 6t TOR good aud hon
, prable cltueuIhip. Tie question for those Il
i shall W. please Jew or Grcek1 All parties an
/ party spirit t4ust bu swallowsd. u
J III the great question:. uow shall
, best scrye the ends Tor which our school syttci
i has beeu established aud sustalued1 Nov
= | what arc these enlss A1e ouI schools deliEae
i merely to stuN tho mind with the lnultlpltca
9 tlon-table and the rules Ut ati:hAsticl Ths2