New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
GENERAL NOTES.

There is q Socialist society in Syracuse which
k kcomposed almost entirely Of members of trades unions
1t was formed year by agent who acted under
Instructions from the headquarters Of the national
order" The members mainly Germans and French
men, The presiding officer is Anton Anon, carpenter.
He states that the organization opposed TO monopOes
and capitalists, and its fundamental principle is TIM
the laboring justified III resorting to any lawful
extremity obtain his rights from corporations monop
oies and employers generally When asked il there is
he admits that he has received advlces lead
expect such demonstration late IN june II strike
occurs the members OF his society VIII be ID duty bound
he says TO extend TO the insurgents against capital ali
the aid IL their power
Patriotism in Rhode Island means clans.
On the 29h Of August there is to be centennial cele
braOn the Battle Of Butts HILL The First Light Infan-
try Veterans Providence the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery of Boston; the Worcester COntnentals the
Putnam Phaanx, Of Hartford; the AmOskeag Veterans
the NewburypOrt Veterans; the Newport Artillery and
the New-York Seventh Regiment Veteran Association,
have expressed desire participate in the glOrcs and
CLAIMS of the day. Ex-Governor Arnold will deliver
Oration the battlefield. which is not far from Bristol
ferry and there will be clambake." In August
l77S. General Sullivan, who commanded the American
forces In Rhode Island prepared u atiack the British
Frenea feet and was compelled to raise the SIEGE but
wihdTew from the island with slight loss.
A Pittsburg communist writes some OminOus
sentences to the editor 7he Leader He announces
that the workingmen preparing to rectfy some OF
the "cursed evils" Of the power Of capital them
TheY stand ready "to cope with capital through the
clash Of arms they ready for the bloody
work" In order that the editor not be founder
ing the dark and theoTizng any longer upon pIac
teal question" he prOclans that the aims and pur
poses Of the labor organizations are simply to gain
justice and right, peacefully If we can, fOrciby if
must" "a short season longer will appeal TO the
Of those who seek to make us slaves; but II the
fpbn flar Of mali In adj
further oppression OF labor continues, then force shall
assert what reason and persuasion failed to bring about
This is all there is OF IT, and this is all there viii be OF it,
A Civil Service Reform that will bring do
nestle balm to sore and wounded hearts-tbat will
marry OF all the wdOwers and old bachelors-will be
the best on this any other planet lonesome farmer
in Ypsilanti, Michigan has in mind such Civil Service
as this when he writes TO Postmaster Chase Syracuse,
after this manner: "Sir should you know some lady
that would like to correspond With gentleman With
View to MatrimOny and that Has Now objections to
living In the country eshy lady peTered age from 20
to 80 My Ocupasion is gardner / live miles from
Ypsanti and 20 from Detroit there Is churches in
Spsianh Woolen factory and four paper miles two
EXCHANGED If Desired. Please address, etc" The post
to Michigan by return mail as thrdclass matter CON
tanning dygOOds and trimmings SENDS the letter TO The
Journal office.
The controversy over,the objects for which
Keble College. oxford, founded, has called out
interesting letter from the venerable Dr. Pusey, which
appears in The Times Qondon). He contends that the
meaning of the title does the value OF this
or that book, but the whole line OF John Kebe's
teaching During the heated controversy after the pub
heaOn OF Tract 90, Dr. Pusey in the stable at Lit
tlemore winch Dr. Newman had turned into recreation
room. One came in and said "a book has been burnt
as the ct origo mali What it ~ Quick light
ming DR.. Newman answered. 1.-The Christian Year.
suppose" Dr. Pusey adds He right. The Chris
han Year in 1927 (sOft and low its cadence
The first note OF that tumpetblast which prolonged
with uncertain sound, and had. far and wide won
people to the full faith before tract written 1t is
to adherence principles that the future
Kebe College will be owing" At the close Of his letter,
which is in Dr. Puseys best vein, he relates that
Der Of Of the colleges whom the Keble boat lately
bumped, said OF 1t: "Of course they will; with the life
which these men lead, they q constant c0orse OF
training" "PlatO and Aristotle formed schools" adds
Dr. Pusey "but GOd-given energy and faith and sim
phey, victory SELF and endurance, converted the
world, which hated mocked tramped the truth but
was won 20 it, Let the members Of Kebe College put
forth the same concentrated energy which they did in
thelr boat and they will be power which people will
wonder at, but which they will feel"