The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
nIssEl,rINa rARLE o oRnIEs.

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Tile Cincinnati snrgenns are in some
danger Of putting themselves In such
false position rs wifi hedisastrors 10 item
People. as a rule, are not capahl e Of aprre-
ciating either brutalities or felonies done
'..,inr the cause pf SCIENCE aus, Of course,
will never tolerate such tlingswhfn the
,angerof their application comes home 10
every man. woman and child ina com
munity. Death, because il h universal,
Touches every person and con,nianisalt
| syinpathies. Even slpctors si,rrRsels~si
Hre probably not addicted to regarding
the bo,lies 0fil,pirown dead relationsand
friends In tile light of subjects, a'wlIich
/ may he stolen consripniiously necause not
rendered 10 the disseeliitg tables as fIee
I win offerings. 4" .s@o@ "a. ''+'5 =
Two or three years ago there wasat
I Significant controversy on the subject of
vivIseclion, in which tile anatoniists touk
ihe highest sort Of scientific grounds in
favor of refined promiscuous torture In
that cast, linwever, the moral sense OF tie
] pulIlc refused Ia consider pleas which
rested upon inhunaniiy as a foundaIi"n,.
and in England yiyiseciinn, except under
s,,n,e very rigid restrictions, was Put ur-
der the han uf the Jaw. In every slrug-
gle Of tl,i> snri between the. i1mane in
stinvls of the rate and the prelensiuhs "i
scirnrr, humanity in bound 10 Win, ailn
the analoniisls will nut be Wise if:ley fall
To recogDize the fact. tsaagtge .,<~&
n Just ninety years ago, in lTsS. occurred
on. uf tlle most serious riuts ever known
in New York. in consequence ot an at
. i.t,u, n,l tile part Of some reckless ne'li-
cal student 10 defy the puSlic sense "'
! ,.,ai,cy IN these matters. This was the
} famous 'Dhctors' nnb," " hieli lasted three
! or four days, during which the Guy was
, thrown into a stale of siege AMI no phy'
sirian'- life was safe anywhere. wan
ton student, III ihe ,iissc,ting r"om %: the
college. exhibited ii,e arm Of u 'llssected
subject I" su,ue boys playing ON lhe
. green below. Que hoy, more curious than
the rest. climbed ladder mget NEARER
view, and the young Doctor told him IL
'lnnk ut his mothers arin.' ]@
The lad, IL hapl,e nd had only recently
lost his mother. lie ran uti Ia tell his
D fnthrr. stone mason. 1T what he Had
seen and heard. The man, who WAS a'
a work on broadway, went ut once TO h's
h wile's grave and fouad that II had really
been ritie,l. lie ran at once TO his fellow
! craftsmen, ana, armed with their tools
they all rushed IN lady To the husl'iial
gathering recruits as they, went. unli
they grew 10 he u formidable mol. The
! ,luriurs took the alarm and decanll'ei, fi'
&. the mel, broke iniU the dissecling room
which they found full of mulilaied sub
, ircls.' The sight filled them with frenzy
aud u lue aud cry was at once raised f"i
= the doctors, who were pursued ~ every
A ,llr.,tiuI,, their j. houses searched ana
| sacked. aud the entire faculty driven Il
= seek refuge IN the Jail. The rioters he'
+. sipued them here, aud Gov. Clinton Was
e forced 10 call uut the military for theiI
: protectinn. IL was not until there lac
Q been several battles fought In the stre-t'
NtNt TelIn Oi 'hANN WV
the moi, iinally yielded aud retired. u
. these fights many prominent citizens
= were wounded. Amongst otliers was Maj
y General Baron von Struhen, or whom
e Gny. Clinton used 10 relate the funny st"r,
4 thai inst NJ he was struck he was eariiesil,
: demonstrating with the Governor against
. ordering the militia lo fire oD tile people
" bu, a, soon n The Stone cut him in th,
= forehead lie cried hastily, even as lie fell
'Fir. Guvernnr, fire"' n
There have been several rin,s"f this sor
= aud nom kindred causes IN Eur"re"'
:. ciIirs, aud tile grert anatolnist Vrsali''
a came near ln.ing his life 10 the spanisl
g IuanisiIinn because the charge had l#ci
10 brought against him Of disseeiinga sub
It jrr.', wlo came iu lie under tie seaipel
!. These facts go to show that II Is not sal
II Ia lie brutal even for the cause OF science
). - Baltimore Bulletin. '-