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New-York tribune., 1878-04-27


NATURES METHODS-THE REST CURE.
~ For tired wondown persons needing inyGoraton or
for men TSmen or @ cgP m h no 4s Taee T ' better s
place Tor renewal Of restoration to health han our holo
S the tG hTasl Sa the World wcT weary
eeGs or 5 ck are 9aI 0T 'Geos 10 since s M. S @
mcnt was Opened twenty years ago oTer %eyS tnosaId
ana never to one Of them there gwen for curative
owing 10 their Inherent yigor excellent medical skill
witch oreanzed and made effective thsir conditions 81 'mg &
got Of them who recovered had taken MEDICINAL
are yon or W YOUR friends lacking ysor ill or sick and would
you Ike TO be Well and 60 have Hem & & % m Ssng @ S %
% ia, T @ A Ap ri G sHs we hex & rhsn aiS nature s o. T
health Ahcitcrs promptly answered. Ad1Se's
above, JAMES & JACk5ON.
DAVILION HOTEL, ISLIP, l.. This fay-
orc summer resort win open IN May The house Is
pleasantly situated and IN the immediate vicinity o nusoo %
good and prices reasonable hno drives excellent boating
and fishing. r. D. CAhttlQOE.
pARTIES desrous of leaving the city as
lent board aud easonr rooms and snroupdngs at private
pazzas drives vicinity horse and phae3n can be
anous air terms Address L. d. Box %, cIaren
ock, Columbia CO., n. y.
PIDGEFIELD PARK HOTEL, thirty min
minutes from depot opens NAV has been thoroughly re-
diied. FRANCIS nOvEY. 35 Gmmercy. place.
GUNNER BOARD.-Largc farmhouse; high
hour sSn4G SHd len %asGh SSs o@ Forty Street Depot
depot. Address, T., Box IL, Tribune once ------
GUNNER BOARD-ln 0range,.lSy a gentle
- man. wife, children and nurse In family where 10
boarers taken healthy location shade airy rooms
good plain table Indispensable Address win iulPhtcu
lars. H. e. Post once BOX 6i5, New York.
GUNNER BOARD at Middlctown, Orange
- County ~ Y (67 miles from ewiork private fam{i
large rooms good table situation unsurpassed or heat
fulness and commands finest view ~ orange CCnhy Al
dress for references Lock Box 22I Middet0Wn, y. !.
GUNNER BOARDERS. - Elegant house;
- single gentlemen or famcS Two Ilge lahtS
excellent boating fishing; nyt minutes from railroad
reasonable prices SAMUEL ". BAKER, hH%a'll'' Coluh
bA County, y. y.
CCRANTON'S BATH HOTEL, Bath, L.. l.,
- viii bs open June l. with addition 100 feet, ttve
Stories and all newly furnished grounds beautifully ald
the hotel win be kept hrstclass III every respect no
healthier location can found for families iory minutes
from tho boat hour by cars circulars ready May
Western mon Tctg graph 0oe VIII De open IN ihe hOto
May !. H. l.. StRANION, PROPRIETOR.
WEST RUTHERFORD PARK HOUSE,
w thirty New York by tho Llle ishrOad WI
be opened under management May J. Terms 10 sur ue
times Xoeptionabe For plTtcula appH 10 A.
b. REYNELL Proprietor ~ West 32dt. OF AT tue noee:
yVINDLE PARK HOUSE,
W SUMMER HOME for GUESTS
on a private park overlooking the Hudson kver
minutes walk depot open May /; bchu lot CIRCULAR
Address r. o. Box 60, TarrytOWn, y. \.
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COACHMAN.-A respectable man as coach
~ in city country. Call ior two days AT 322 East
221st On The rear.
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Apply to c. C wETsELI, at the house. or at No 2GG
BTuadWay. Room 10.
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fosi an0 1onno.

I OST-On Wednesday, the Oath inst, either
II on ijt.t between 5tay. and BIoaway or IN H0d.
between 4jth and 30thSts, gentleman Naich;
had plain gold hnu The tndcr viii r rewarded by
leaving ia the counting room Of The Tribune once
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Siiuanons fOaule1-- Mnlcs.

5iinGtlons f0auie1-- itsnlcs.
4 YOUNG MAN, twcnty-threc years Of age,
"a something TO do VIII do any kind of work for al
nothing; viii be out O n paiion lsi inst would kc
go with Wholesale house. Address ND DjSI4s1,
Tribune Oatcr.
A MAN of experience and a graduate of
~ medicine ana pharmacy, from confinement 20 sndy. de
travelling salesman for Nho sale
drug, chemical surgical instrument house references
given. Address L. Of NJ. Box LOy Ann Iiubor Acllgan
RARKEEPER.-Stcady. sober. industrious
- young wishes employment on May GOOD refer
and satisfactory reasons for leaving Apply j. f. Lolos
Club, No. I47 5haye.
COACHMAN-A respectable man as coach
~ man. in city or country Call for two days AT 322 Last
221st tin The TtaT)
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By n Protestant
" who thoroughly understands the care OF h0Ises, ar
carriages slfu driver; lived it OF the best
families this city eight with last CUpOyct Can on
or Address WILLIAM, lj5 West o2dst
COACIMAN-A family going to Europe
~ wish 10 procure situation for Grscaa, cOachman
silc temperate, honest and Trustworthy great experience
with excellent groom careful driver with
reference Can be ~ bis present tmplo! AI
Il' q PRIVATE STABLE, l12 west lSth-si
EARDENER.-By a Protestant young man,
~ married without family nrstcla, vegetable and
capory all the impIO, ,enenis on Cfcmis place.
Call or address J. NJ. No 1872 wcsi 49th.st
GARDENER, COACHMAN and USEFUL
IN mainly very capable Young ScOtChLan understands
all about careful UIiyeT milk, &c, ana has
best Of references Can al go GthayC AsK Tor AL
FRED.
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Goal nuo Woo6.

EMPIRE WOOD and COAL DEPOT, 80,
IL l52. l5I East 2jth.st. WM. L. WILLIAMS.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, Stamford, Conn.

class family house, with all modern improvements.
running wafer IN every ground high, aud per
ct TgtID fTul all
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Nlarbls dno Slate ffldrtels.

4 TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. .
Prices slate steps and U,crS aIu an klnso
salrwyrs PENRHNN SLATECO,
30 Union. square, y. y. (ith-ave. and l7tl-sts.)
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Utopo5a!s
DRAXOS ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE, TEXAS
40 D-Tu IRON MAN ACTUBERs.-PROPoSALS FOR
THE META I-WORk OF \ LIGHTHOUSE FOR BRA
ZUS ISLAND, TEXAS.
OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE BOARD
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April TO- 1873
Sealed proposals Will be at this office until twelve
az O'Clock saturday the 9th day Of April, 1873 from
iron manufacturers for furnishing the MetalWOrk OF
Light House Island Texas. Plans, specifications
forms ~ propoal other information be obtained
from tie undersigned application by mail or In person.
PETER G. HAMS,
Major uf Engineers, L. =. h,
EnginceF,ecretary IightIIOuse Board.
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ID young man wishes employment May good refer
satisfactory for leaving Apply j. f. LOos
Club, No I47 Jthavc.
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DAVHION HOTEL, ISLIP, l.. This fay-

L ortr Summer resort viii open May. The house is
pleasantly situated and ia the immediate vicinity OF handsome
private Residences the large and airy the table
good and prices reasonable hno drives exccent boating
and fishing. T. u CAhhiQtE.
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IOTEL EENIMORE.

HOlEl FENlMOKE, - -
i COOPERSTOWN, OTSEGO COUNTY, y. Y.
VIII open june -, under the management oi Mt T. D. WIN
CHESTER. superintendent 0f the coleman uou.t,
Boadway and 27 where Arrangements for board can Dc
made by applying 10 him ~ ,,., =. ,,,.
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COOK, &c.-German Protestant cook ana
lanDdrcss thoroughly understands hel business Desl o
ctv reference at 3G6 Ghaye near z3ds ISL
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HOME SCHOOL for children; terms low.
Address The Misses HATCH. Dsabury, Conn
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HOME Institute, ,TaTTytOwn,N. IA boarding
and day school for young ladies' VIII reopen ednesay
Sent IL For circular address Miss NJ W. MEICALf fIn.
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NIISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester
WI Mass.-For YOUNG LADIES For cifcHl9I ar aauSss i5
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Eam Stbcois

VALE Law SchOol-Regular courses, 2 years
Il 0or degree OF DCI wears Fall term
opens sept 2G. Address Prof. WAYLAND New-HaVen q
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
bnrg Pa healthfu beautiful College Home ana SCHOOL
Opens 55d year Sept II. Rev. 7. +. EGE A NJ IIes-
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(HICKERING HALL.
~ AMATEUR
MINSTREL ENTERTAISMENT, -
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL ~, AT > OCLoCk
The gentlemen who tHO charity periormancesat thcN
erng Hall last year, VIII give another Minstrel Entertain
meIt IN aid Of - - . .,, .,,. INN,
"THE SAMARITAN HOME FOR THE AGED"
May be obtained Chickering Hall. Deim0nc0s on Mail
sOn-.gIlIe SChuberths Music store 23 UniOn-sqlfe
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MRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn
V is who enrer FOR the Spring may remain under
IL. w.. care thrnnr Oh Snnner NacatOn Box ls6.
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GUNNER DoGro,

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, delightfully."- located
"A ou TIE sta-horc. within tlx" miles 81 Ncw Haven,
Conn would accommodate cw hoardcrs Tor tue season
Close hy the water with every facility Tor bathing bolue
moderate: best references given and lc-
qrrcd AdGr,ss T.. o. Box 1882. Ncw-Ha'en conn
DOARD-At Elizabeth, y. j. within 30 MIN
I'D uf NewIOrk. large, well-hadfd grounds hne
rooms id moeaon also staOing. Address
=. j. H.. Chiffon st, Elizabeth. y. j.
COUNTRY BOARD.-liuds0n River Olttle
above Poug hcepsle nrst cas. accommodations can be
family Of i've six large farm mountain ana river
very healthy mosquitoes or inh!Aria I none
comforts: private family moderate terms Aduitss W.
MALINN. Elnpns. y. v.
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llnsiral .3nsIrnmeTts

DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL & Co.,
N. No IL EAST l4THST
Chickering'S Stenways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash. on instalments and for TENT
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THE HERALD
THE MORNING HERALD

is published every morning, (Sunday ex-
cep ed) and delivered in the city of Viii
n.ington and surrounding places for aix
cents per week payable to carriers. Mail
subscriptions, postage free, three dollars
per annum.
GEO. OBYRNE 8 Co. Proprietors and
Publishers: '-''.' IT =,
GEORGE TRoUP MAXWELL. Editor.
ROBERT A. 0BYRNE, Asst Editor.
Office No. 300 shipley street,
~ Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14
WARRINGTON LETTER.
Special Correspondence OF the HnRALD.
WAsHIHsToE, D. G., Dec. 13.


1t is an Interesting, bat not important
question, whether or not Senator Conkling
will attempt to prevent the confirmation
of Mr.. Hayes New York Custom House
appointees. The Senstor's friends are not
united 10 belief on the point MIR. Conk-
ling seems TO think of late that reticence
ia one of the attributes of greatness. Mr..
Copkling has what has been called the
Presidential maggt in his head. There
is no proof of his having followers out
side of New York, and it seems certain
that his nomination would be the Begin
ning Of endless disssnsions in the Republi-
can party.
Yesterday, while Blaine was speaking to
all the people the Senate Chamber would
contain, Mr.. eonkling was the one appar-
emily unintsrestsd person present. He
Was writing letters all the tine. The
snnity between these two very prominent
Republicans may have no bad consequen-
ses, for either Of them or to the Republi.
can party now, but if either should be
sominated for the Presidency there would
BE- trouble. Mr.. Conkling has too many
enemies to be safe candidate.
Mr.. Blaiae's speech, by the way, was
fully 70 his usual standard. It was an in
gsnious arrangement and an eloquent
eading Of paragraphs from the Boston
Traveller" Bangor "Whig," and New
York Tribune" That part of it which
relates to affairs in the South will be in
stantly known to be false by all Southern
men, and the speaker was as unhappy az
ever in attempting to connect his eonclu-
Fons with bis facts. He has mind which
is neither logical nor fair, and his studied
efforts in the Senate, even more than his
harangues upon the stump, exposed, the
fact. Mr. Thurman proposed an amend
ment 10 Mr.. Blaine's resolution and spoke
fer twenty minutes. Mr.. Lamar followed.
The discussion will bs renewed at an early
day and be protracted.
| The House, however, shows no disposi-
tion to give up its time to debate. II
"means business" Four appropriation
bills have already been passed and the
remainder are we'll advanced in the Hou.e
tor in Committee. The only extended d..
bate anticipated Is on the legislative, sx>
scutive, and judicial bill, in which are an
nsally appropriated many thousands ol
!, dollars for purposes at lest questionable
u No "rivsr hsrbor Improvement bill will
be passed. The magnitude Of the stea
last year, about 100000, has soberec
sven the most reckless members.
u Governor Wade Hampton has beer
elected to the Senate as was expected
Even the Republicans in the Legislature
h p1cept two, voted for him. South Care
, lima has done no more sensible thing il
: many years than this, and has not in .
B generation had man in the Senate will
r the influence Governor Hampton viii
, have. From him and others in the Senat
and House the people OF the country viii
gradually learn what the South really is
what it deserves, and what it needs. Whel
those things are generally known tier
will be an end of sectional politics. Gov
srnor Hampton will receive warm vel
t come TO the Senate. ..r MCKAY.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14
REGISTER NOTICES
D EGIsTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Nov 22d, 1873,
Upon the application o. Philip G Plum.
kett Executor of James errIsan, late of
Wilmington Hume, ea Ia saiU County, de-
ceased, IL is ordered and directed by the
Register that he Executor afJ esaid, give
notice OF granting Of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate the deceased with the
date OF gra a1tjug ther, OF. by causing adv T.
tisements to be posted wtLuin forty days
from the date of such Letters, In six of the
mos, public places OF the County Of New
Castle requiring al persons having de-
mands #g 4inSt the Estate, to present the
Sa1re or abide by an Act OF Assem- ly in
such case made A d provided And aisO
cause th3 same 10 be inserted |, the MORN
10 HERALD. q newspaper published III
whining on, and Y, be G. nt!nerd therein
three weeks, (c. o. a.
~ Gven under he hand and Seg |
LIS or once OF the X & ster aforesaid
l~-I at New Castle. in New Castle Conu
ty, Aforesaid, the day and year above writ
len.
>ou 8. c. BIGGs Register:
NOTICE - All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must
present the same duly attested 10 tire Ex-
ecutor on or before Nov. 22d 1879 or abide
The act NJ Assembl 9 in such case made and
proV!oed. PdtLLI, G. PLUNKkTT
.,su,c Executor.
Address Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14

Considering the great number of vessels
that pass along the Delaware coast, but few
persons are drowned, or vessels lost Our
Delaware Breakwster Is very poor harbor
with q heavy gale from the North, as 1t
drives heavy sea through the gap be-
tween the Breakwater and ice breaker.
Watermen say If that gap was filled up,
the Delaware Breskwster would be a much
better hsrbor than 1t now is, aud not one
fourth the vessels would be sunk that now
often happen to be. Historian. you should
look into this matter when you go down to
see If Delaware is making into the sea or
tie sea into Delaware. Could you not get
the New York Herald and the London
Times. Through your recommendation, to
call the attention of Congress 70 the i'm
proyement of the Delaware Breakwstcr
harbor.
This letter Is intended as an answer to
Vinc-nt's letter in the Delaware Gazette OF
the 10th inst / already had previously
sent Ion' Communication to the Gazette
to answer Vincent's long letter, and there
WAS a notice IN the Gazette last night, that
1t would be published soon, and as l now
have time to attend TO Delsware's historian,
Vincent, | cannot wait for one paper to
publish, whilst Vincent Is firing away. But
as he has fred gun to leeward and sig
nailed the O'Byrne boys TO tske his place,
the controversy is at an end, as they have
too much sense to be used by Vincent, and
have too much respect for them to hold
them responsible for historian Vineents
CAB, &c.
SAMUEL TowNsEND.
TOWNSEND, December 13. 1873.
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ABsBNrBHIsN.

This is an evil deeply seated in the
social habits, and tastes of large elass o.
Al ericans. Every now and then. we
hear Of the American colony" OF Paris,
Nice, Florence, Naples, Rome, Vienna,
and Stuttgart, made up of almost perma>
ne, residents abroad Tourists and dill
ia i, who vote every thing American, 8
bore,-except their incomes flowing from
the industries Of the country. Foremost
an. ngst the causes which brought so much
nj cry upon Ireland, was absenteeism.
Fl, /. landed prorrietors drew their rents
tlraugh agents, spent them in London, or
mp n the continent, and never, either BY
t,,ir presence, or money helped the indus
,rial interests of the country, they derived
tht revenues from. Fortunately for Ire
land, the encountered estates act, in addi-
zion to the extravagancs Of her absentee
landlords, have uprootsd their inheret-
ersnse, and given it to resident farming
re pie. With us absenteeisn has assumed
very great proportions; it is difficult to
approximate the number Of Americans
with fixed incomes, resident abroad. We
have seen it stated tina, they plumber at
lea.t 50,0O0:-if so, and that each of them
hare aa income of $4,000 this would make
the sum extracted from us S25O,OO0 900 !
We congratulate ourselves about the bal
ante of trade being largely in our favor.
Wtbal we reap but little profit from it, as
the absentees use it up. If there was
some way of reaching these unpa,riotic
people with tsx searching in its char
act r, it would lessen the evil. This is a
sutject for some Of our Congressman to
s'n y up, and digest.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14

Rti,p,cs. a. now taught, makes men
cruel. ls..s, AMI hypocritical. 1t does not
make the % strong aud true. The remedy
Is change Of our religion. lnfuse little
reason INTO religion, so that it may not oe
entirely a mass of wrong, vice, ignorance,
crims, and hypocrisy. Have a religion
that reasoning men can respect. and that
will Gil the world with its attractive fruits.
Give men reasonable religion, religion
that will not make bypocrites Of them.
A. CHANCE.
This assailant OF the modern Christian
Church does not. it win be observed, tell
us what sort of religion he would invent a.
The successor Of Christianity; he does not
cav what kind of doctrines he would set
up, what ceremonies he would have, what
code of morals he would establish, or how
he would apply and enforce among men
his new moral system: He wants q
scharge of religion" but what would he
change it to? He wants reasonable 70
ligion; but how can the supernatural be
brought within the limits of natural rea-
son? It is untrue, to say that the Chris
ttanity of to-day is but "mass Of wrong,
vice, ignorance, crime, and Hypocrisy" it
ia entirely uatrue as applied to the doc
trines Of Christ which are purity itself
and charity itself.
If the writer will get ur religion con-
tanning higher truths and more perfect
morals than are found in the Scriptures,
We will not fail to give it proper considera-
tion.-N. Y. Sun.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14
pEGISTER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CASTE COUNTY, Dec. 3rd 1873
upon the application Of Rev. Patrick
He1ily AdministratoT of John II. Ryan late
OF Brandywine Hundred in said tountv
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed Nv tSa
Register the Administrator aforeaa Id, give
notlce OF granting of letters OF admtnisira.
tion upon The estate of the deceased. with
me date Ct granting thereof by causine sd,
yertlse1nents to be posted within f,rty
DAYS from the date of such letters. in tty
OF I'd most public places of the County of
NeW Castle, requiring all persons ha ying
demands against tie estate, to present tn5
sam or atide by an Act OF Assemble in
such case made and provided, and aJsn
cause the same to be inserted within tha
same period in the MORNING FEPA1n' 'i "a
newspaper published in Wiln, ,ngtnn snS
70 De continued therein three weeks (E. e..
l~- Given under the hand and seal
( l.. 8 T OF office of the Register aforeseId
L at New Castle, in New Castle cnnn'
ty, aforesaid, the day and year abova
,,on,cn s. G. BIGGS Eegister
NOIlCE.--Al persons HAVING nIoI h.,
agslnst Inc estate CT the decaased ms
present the same duly attested In tha - -
mlnlst,s'or ON or before Dec. Ard 40 ~
sblde the Act of Assembly In .nct 90 or
made and provided. '"oh case
Address Wilmington Del. "hl' "a.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14
A KINDLY NOTICE.

The Westminster Nd, Advocate says:
We notice With pleasure that our friend,
DR.. G. Troup Maxwell, has succeeded to
she sditorship of the Wilmington, Della
ware, Daily Herald. The Doctor is a
clear, forcibls writer, the peer Of any Of
the writers of the day, and under his
nanagen snt the course of the Herald must
be upward and onward. We welcome
him to the editorial fraternity, and predict
for hin, great success in the field Of Journal
lam.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14
A NEW RELIGION.

The attacks upon the Christian religion
in these days, are Of many kinds. Among
its ,sailauts are those who try to invali-
"a the authenticity, veraei:o, or accepted
meaning of the Scriptures on which Chris
tianity is founded. There are its scientific
assailants, who attempt 10 show HAT the
teachings and language Of the Scriptures
are inconsistent with the demonst rstions Of
astronomy or geology or archaeology, or
some other branch Of sssured knowledge
and that consequently these teachings mus
be untrue. 1t has asssilasts, who labor to
prove that itY records are often at variance
with historial facts established BY the def
ute methods of modern investigation, and
fot nded upon evidence that does not admit
Of contradiction. 1t has sentimental as.
sa!ants, moral sssalapts, and humorous
ass .ilants like Bob Ingersoll, Among
those of It's assailants who would like 10
be heard by the re aders Of the ''Sun,o il
the outhor of the following letter, lawyer
Of this city:
20 THE EDrroH OF TEE "sUs"-Sir
Y0u ask: "Can the tescllers of public
morals explain the reason, and prescribe
the remedy for the prevalence Of petty
crimes, as we'll a. larger ones, in this and
In other countries p
NLo -. ah-so,.. TL~
sen lies in the doctrines and teachings o.
the Christian religion. What has th,
Christian religion to shsw for its tWt
thousand years Of supremacy among tbs
Governments and forces Of the earth
world of hypycrites aud pious frauds, ant
n lions upon millions Of crimes, e,
gastly and terrible that the mind sbud
8 rs to contemplate them. What Grim,
has not been committed in the name # th
Christian religion, and BY its chief pre-
nqtsrs and saints 7 The nost diabolica
cr mes of this or any sgs have been per
!, trated by mes Of, the Church Nor /,
ese men 70 int the Church a cove
their crimes they are Of the Churcl
type Of all times - not men o
lie wsrld in appearance, but mel
hose fanctim mouious east of countenanc
:: once stamps them. These men ar
,e fathers of crime, the men who by thei
,pocritical manner Of living allure NOR
,ung men and young women into CON.
. ,ittiDg petty crimes than all the world
outside Of the Church. From the home
# churchmen come the children who dis
gard the pious counsels oil their parent.
;nd not, as general thing, from tn
J ,mes of the men of the world, who do no
We double lives; that is, the lives o
]ypocrits,. o How many eminent divine
l,ave been tried for sedsction, or murder
curing the past year Ths columns 0
,ae papers are horne dowa With the weigh
of numbers. I'll .Tfihis is no idle talk. Thss
IRE facts that cannst be cohtradicted. Ever
Rome, with all her savage hutcheries TO
731 years,uDder tie religion OF the Augurs
could not display half the crime tha
lourishes undsr the Christian religion.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14

| The",i
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Hsnceforth we will give column daily
TO correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. 1t is expected that commu-
nicatious viii be written on one side only
of the paper, and accompanied with the
name Of the writer. The HERALD 10 not to
be considered as endorsing or being In any
way responsible for the opinion of cores
pondents In this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-14
FLOWERS AND GRASSES.

Tatnall 4 Co., Florists, have opened a
store No. SO7 Market street, Wilmington
Delaware, with large stock of natural
Dried and Straw Flowers, Pampas, Plumes
snd Dried Grasses. All kinds of Floral
Designs made to order cheap Of natural or
Straw Flowers.
dec7,lm