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The New York herald., 1876-12-17

supply OF cars He did not believe that Mr. Wander
had any large long running contracts ouistand-
ing with any merchants shippog TO The East when
would interfere with the rates agreed upon.
All previous contracts, TO his knowledge, had
been made on tue basis oi ranslor'atioa
at the current rates and at no liked
named. There might be some contracts OF toe
naure referred 10 regard 10 ireishts bound Ncti-
but 1t not likely that these onld he held 10 li-
validate the present contract general rule. tic
dd not consider that Mr Vanderbilt had surrendered
sacrificed New York interests and did no; believe
that any OF The three great existing citrs was
likely obtain than their air share OF trade oy
the new apportcnmenl rates said TO have been dt-
a.
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REVEREND MOTHER JEROME.

Mothor Jerome OF the Sisters OF Charity OF the
Diocese OF New York. has again been elected Reverend
Mother of the Order for three years This esteemed
lady OF tho oldest mcmbcrs OF the Order and s
native OF Baltimore. Sho to this city In 1880
from 81. Mary's Emmettsburg, Md, and established
Barclay tho 1rs house Of the Sisters OF Char
iiy north OF Baltimore in tho United States Tho
Office OF Reverend Mother has already been held for
ing in 1873 According to tho racs of the sstcrhood
IL bo held by tho same person for more thar
tfvet Tor me-
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BROOKLYN TAXES.

II was announced by Tax Collector Furcy yesterday
that Friday last the collection OF taxes and
mcnts amounted to $142 900 OIL This sum makes thu
tois collections since December !. 81 436 COL 9s an
avcrag" OF sl62 44o l3 per day for the first half OF The
prcsp spnt m
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THE BIBLE AND THE SCHOOLS.
THREE UNPOUNDED ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING
70 the Editor OF The Trtbune.

70 the Editor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: DO not the recent arguments Tor the e1-
OF the Bible from IN" school. all resi- on thIeo
false assmption-i l. II Is assumed that great dta OF
Il OCCUPIED IN the seh'o., in imparting se'th-
ran instruction. SeclaIiah instruction In The puDhe
school, n bugDeag which exists Ony IN Imagination
At least the writers experience - teacher ia iodr
s;afe- ana observation Ia thioo others, have failed TO
md auyaing 81 The Kind In 'ao religious Instruction
Of every kind Is almost Invariably Limited 10 me ie"Ihg
Of a brief selection - scripture without comment. fol-
lowed generally, by she Lords prayer, the whole eAeF-
,isn occupying about minutes Yet from The pnD-
ic discussion OF tho stranger would inter at
the teachers spend most OF their Time Ia puuhs tho
SCHOLARS through some s-oiaTiau ililI.
- Ac.tn II is assumed that the reading OF the Bible
compulsory. Is thrre pab.le school III the Ih''ou
states where any parent cannot have hi children eA'
ct,rI from the reading of the Bible II lac desires III The
fact, IS there g cImpuslon, every patron OF the
schools being perfectly free either Ia have his cmren
lear the Bible reid What more - asked by those
bo nt,-, the f.adin OF tao Bblcf Hhy. not content
win fil IT,. 'o themselves which leads them u
decide ma thrr cnfir shall no. H,'" 30 lh' blDir'
hp, csr. aud COMO. an e. adopt their phucidf lie
ci.ion. ,tt.. ., =, 18th
,. talulu o.. unI De- strictly confined 9" SECULAR
ra, lins. l.k' the family aud ~" church ''h govern
~ D. .a nrl u 4rr, uf tod An escape us re-
s,or-ibrs ',urI pr found thinkers Natt"l " ~
,.o,,.,i Lori M,n-iiri Justice story and pano Web
-fr atNe hruuvh 90, CIu~alu- I".tr "i lhr mastery
o- .o o-ar The ua hicNUds and Bnuchiril oi"-
ii,nu ,l,, me slate /. ,ntl, pnhcr turcr. ami ha-
uufrtrC du with citucr morality of religion 1871 ~
tb, state cannot avoid rcuinr morality there ii - he
.,t, 4, ,r,lar and where can thl DC found bu 10 the
U.irrf Matthew Arnold Gr- u tc" MY rlliri Z AZ
u book 'of tar public 40 Is ~ I"Id'n o. ~" H' en-
- nf ..lr.i.ai oiu tnc I5in, au ,'tin Of the most
,,l.l .us llrA iu. 10. al .u,up iD ti.siIli- To
d. .r l tlr sr.,o- have com" iI.'n a'""r u.d .'
an, one ub- tan, lri n.u rial 40" second article in The
yulumr " CfitrIur- AMI Au'l '>sr-' pui', by lI"i
lI.f\,y two ycis a, H. to throw tie hir 'tt "l
40, .rn,l- l1d ~ religious i'tciiut b. about 80
,- . - To- burn ship tp srt nd OF the CocAt"d"hrs
Ltlu1,L,n- y u. Inn. 70. l-.U. ~ Y. "a
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r,rv a. tbrco generations in literature. and tie
equal in great qualities OF the greatest among the
Yet his fame has grown slowly, ana Il iAr IIo"
having reached its hight. Mr.. Stedman' lhdeed' III
his admirable Victorian Poets" speaks OF the
"Inaginary Concentrations" rs n success; OF the
English people as dazzlcd by Lan6ors genius II; and
afrns that all citizens OF the republic OF ettersnow
discovered this genius which only lew choice
.ni,;ts had known before But Mr.. Emerson, writing
in 1888, at the time OF hs hrst VISIT 10 Europe
smoke Of Lander "a still strangely undervalued in
England; usually ignored, and sometimes savagely
attacked in the reviews" Mr.. Forster writes
that the book obtained great circulation at the
outset, and he does not find in tho criticisms pub
lisbed at the time anything satisfactorily descriptive
of it. any real appreciation of its strength or weak
ness IL rea he'd a limited set, secured hearing Tor
Iandor. contributed to the town talk for a season.
and WAS particularly known IN the universities
where II was the literary sensation OF the year 90
that on tho whole, Mr.. Stedndn'5 estimate OF Lam
doris early popularity must be deemed TOO ihgh
made So perhaps, 10y an intelligent enthusiasm ABOUT
him which will do not n little to augment the greai
writer's popularity in these later days. Popular III
the general sense Lander may never he, but he mas
long since been admitted into that select company
10 whom the be, critical minds, the most poetic ana
cultured and gifted natures pay unStlnted homage
Mir Lowell long since salu Oh HIN lDdtf 'AV'Pti"s
Shakespeare no other writer has furnished us with
so many or 80 delicate aphOrisms of human nature
Mr. Emerson has written of Landor in terms OF
aifectonate admiration such "a he deserves for the
few noblest names in the history of iettsrs-a
faithful scholar, friend and CONSIDER cf mankind,
one who exercises with grandeur of spirit the Once
of writer, and carries with 1t an air OF OH
and unGuestionable nobility, whose acquant-
an,e with the English tongue Is unsurpassed
"A rare instance of 4 use of the superlalVe nv
Mr. Emerson. IIo names Landor with Colerdge.
Wordsworth aid Carlyle il was the wish to see
their faces which took him 10 Europe. And he
describes only la, experience III declaring tha'
let criticism be what it may. year after year the
scholar must still go back Ia Lander for muitnde
of elegant sentences-for wisdom wit. aud inhgna-
ton that are unforgetable" TO such euogy as That
IL were presumption for an unknown writer III
newspaper TO add. add therefore nothing hui the
expression of NY personal obligation to Landor;
an Obligation beginning with the day. years
ago-when Mr. Emerson took down volume oil
the Imaginary Conversations from a shelf III MS
library in the oil hOuse ia Concord aud put IT into
my hands; beginning then and not yet ended nor
likely to end while any book is helpful or still read
able. q. VS.
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APLEA FOX LITTLE CHILDREN.


SIR Every mother ousht to try to secure
the best education tp,,ie Tor nrr Children. Feeling
that They Often Ick their righfu measure OF
hy Steal ability for d, feel willing that mental
culturr shall Ice gained M he Nprus" ut ply steal devel
o.ment The primary schools should not be crowded
they are, should the uic chidrn bo obliged to
stay 81 many hours Ia school IL To the ques
no of the Bible ia the se!oois Is mpoIuni han
that abundant supply ~ fresh air. wish hat all
cLarch rrup~r, could DE t>ed land wins SHOULD
De y aul money expended ou tne public schools. I
iuk secular schools would be better than Ia have the
indisclimnaie read ~ % the Bible that often prno
ti IA M scl.Ol days Bat, II tney oblectio ndbe,
how cuul iuy object 10 thc rt,nn al BIo % other
Illustrating the love OF God aud tho oNerlst-
ing dues oi truth. honesty, and rilowsrryref hope
thu day - distant wbcn lntriiiBrIt. noble. stmpt
tlet women stall form part OF every scioo board
Forgive L.. rlspasa of MOTHER OF 1uREE
I'ry9Liunt. Jan. 20, 1870,
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TIE STATES RIGHT TO EDUCATE
. VIGOROUS PLEA FOR INK rEENENr SCHOOL
SI-IIM.
TO me Fdttor 81 me Trfbuue.

TO ~, Fdttor or me Trfsurs.
SIR: Several article. have Of LATE appeared
IN Tur TtuuNf 10 wh.rh The writer have urS'i thai
the state has uo right to inter IN educating the emil
dr.u ui Tia, people ilii state schools" ~ they Rro
rrriucl have proved fr.. ant that cons 4ucu'ly tie
la;r should r.l.uI.-h .u coufrd ~ "a, cOnuoA
schools, lr, u. ti whole bl-nrs- OF education entirely
o. pIrcnt- or TO- ;pu, ,rrt, cor ot voluntary a--1.ih
tpus Eui fan To -c that thea position have h"cn
snsfincd hy an, hing ko soll nrclm'n MT We iu this
coriitry havr very na'ur' AMI iu'iy ggeu aversion
,o .,,,tl,iu. Ike a IS Ate church." aud to SOM. minds
ihe idea of STAT schools t. Ne almost II not
altogether Identical In principle with mat of STATE
church" But thor Is parallel between the two aud
fine dpctr that the state has 10 business 90 educate iiS
own children 10. thr purpose of making them good cut
lcns nnl thus Lying The foundation for the pcrpotuiiy
Of frto In-titui, scn~e.rs, abstraction absurd IN
theory % would h. rnuons In practice" u seems o
me- prruhcn, ~ and essential that to STATE should
insi,.r, a1I control. and support the common
D., fghi ~ prinripl. ~ II has prov d "lse ~ practice 1r
STANDARD o. trtc ns hH wei a. 'h li-ilr ~ constantly
the T. opc. ana ihr sr 1T objects which ine State Is
mort directly aud ruiy interested IN securing w,
bsin. Ics,zad Ne may Doubt ~ iupr"vo ana perfect
g. DuI 1t j. tao Ory tuo StIn q" c'lucAt on. LEI thr
II lie Withdraw Il { 81 anl -ipur irnm the common
school. aud thousands Of cnldren " ARE nov being
educated wuuiu grow "a ~ hnlei"Ss lghr7ihcr b"od
srlnnls oud me eNcrptnn HuI not the rule, esrr
cally rural u-trcis. and even those would have to
br auup. ri'i by III" ,cwNo'rhl anu phhit-spl hl,
wbiie many peoie abun LIANT means woud shirh all
rcs,onsib IA y Ia tho m,ttef
the law Stands al sent the reading az the Bibio
IN .cunu doe, Ia be- either prohibited or en-
ION each te cher according to his ~ ber dspos
in and nI,a. OF the best mean. pionolng moral cu
turr -,r- To exercise hi- h. di>,ptOn regard To
. rtnttrr II ans tcIcie chopsrs 10 cad thr Bible 10
ui. nm lis II viii dO lin good and IL will du them good
L,t IL 4. hook rtpric with thr highest morality, the
uf,,,i exalted views of God and huian duty. Away,
t,n Win ,nr Zoo ,h notion tnni the tatnoir should OBJ
,.t The r'adiug of Protestant Translation. the
T. otr-iant b. the reading Ell Catholic Translation. AS
MIR. Eerher seems To sngye~L Pot siant Of Protest
thouyh am. wUuli a Thousand Times father
ciIrrn -houd hear the Catholic BiDl. read than
T.. all Let cdChrg- tnui rad tlc Bible their pupils
any do ~ irartiy 1T ryery 6uiy read the Bible
an ,e the hrrf for u but away with all mere -ectaIiau
teaching, whether III school or out OF IT, I. KNIGHT.
Homer. y. L.. Jan Is. 1876.
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LITERARY CONTESTS NOT APPRECIATED.

SIR: We boast of the schools and our means
OF education IN this enlightened but the interest
taken by the average American in theso subects.
p.r,. with that which he takes In n shooting match
boat race II exceedingly small, Take. for example. the
intercollegiate regatta. The public demand whole col
umus OF newspaper articles with the most minute
dscT1ption OF the contestants Crowds pour into ssra
tosn aud the back their favorites TO the
last dollar Now nj smother picture. There is TO he
n contest OF bransa display Of mental prowess, for the
cultivation of which colleges endowed One of tbe
Odest colleges It's compecrs to confbd WIN IL Tor
the mastery. Ten OF Them promptly respond and send
their champions 10 the neld The world looks on WITH
b.cd Lreath-nu, Mr.. Editor, nOtius OF the sort 10
yond vegy limited circle the event hardly ma ripple
In the current Of Thought although it, Importance IN
rnising the standard OF scholarship hardly be over
estimated II 10 a shame that an exhibition OF mere
muscle should attract much more attention than tue
late contest In the DDber ed VI scholastic attainment
Ne,c- York, Jan, IA, 1874 III
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GAIESRrRH- /


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W RKLY 7 rBCNr, ~ lie sent 10 the names here
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check. +. T.. PENArkh
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RAPIDS, Niagara Co.. n. T., Ian. 2l, 1873.
Enclosed please find order for $3l for 81 sopi@s Of
HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE W. u. KEW.
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MANHATTAN. Kan, Jan. IL 1875

-, - The sFMf-NFFKLY rs per accompanying
ist. Tho present makes my rcmi,ance np to '9n' ,
,n .',v TwnnSt. hope to add yet g ,h' nnmboi
already sent ' -
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QUINCY, Mich, Jan. II, 1876.
Find inclosed 81, for which sond To the lSliow,,s
which makes in all 10 copies good start iowaN
my hundred. W. y b""NA'
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WFSI NJ NIDN, TfIlh.
For the incosed S23 10 please SIND TIE WEEKLY
TgIBI Ne 10 the following names. }. Nj. SCHEoYER-
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get nearly 100 in all. lnclOsed find money order
for $l3 80. NJ. A. STEVENSON.
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FkfWSBtKG, y. 7.
Inclosed find draft for $40, for which send ~ the
incnsed list The WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ! VIII have
edged by our best farmers to be the best and most
reliable paper printed in the world.
J. Y. A. CONVERSE
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Concord. Jackson Co.. Mich, Jan 10, 1876
Enclosed hand YOU draft for $50 with % names.
besides my own. ! have worked bard Ia get mp this
cub. but having been a subscriber and reader "f
yonr paper from ITS foundation and got mp many
clubs was bound to have one this year.
A. j. PADDOCK.
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BFLLAIRR Ohio Jan. L. 1870.
IncloSed find money order for 20 for the iist OF
names for TnE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ! have already
sent SIX names for The tribune, and viii have
others in 4 few days. Ill. \. BiI.DsAL-
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MOUNT NoPRIs, n. y

Mount NopRIs, n. Y, Jan: 81. 1870:
inclose draft for Sl2 % which, with the e+o W
heretof"rs ssnt. viii pay for 20 SrMI-WhEkIns snl
~ WtFxITNs leaving one SlMi-WEixrY still dhe
- l.. c. BiSGuAA.