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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Potter believes that silence is golden.
To the generous offer Of THE TRIBUNE 10 publish IN,
DeIsistently, "Nothiug 10 s8y."-iCbIistian Union
The Potter Committee were active enough
in getting TO work on Repubhcan frauds, hu' some
how since the cipher tclcL ram explosion trey seem 10
have lost their energy philadelphia Press CRcpJ
Senator Blaine presses home the real issue,
and in so doing be not only speaks a. the champion OF
Reuuhcap principles but exponent Of the rights,
Interests and determination OF the lOHa cHtushp OF
the cOuutry.-l Bangor Wig and Courier IRepJ
Daily is Mr.. Tiden invited by THE NEw-
YoRK TKBtTsR to demand an investigation by Congress
OF tie cipher telegram business aud st samuel D. is as
silent a. the grave.-lDayeuport Gazette ttrpJ
The poor man whose uncle died and left him
scarcely placed in more embarrassing position than
that III which Mr.. Potter now finds Ilmself-lAlbany
Evening Journal (RepD
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TUI,RuAN's BID FOR SOUTHERN GRATITUDE.
FSGna The Troy Times (Rtpl

Senator Thurman, In his speech yesterday,
referred TO the almost de enceess people" OF the
south There are defenceess people ID that section.
but the minded OHIO Senator, from hls moral and
StsteSmauiike altitude looks completely over them He
has no ewes for unless the color OF the SKID las
a certain dsgrne OF paeness. The eOOred men at the
South today are without political nights, virtually dis
franchiEed-ln short, "defenceless." But Thurman
doesn't mean them lie refers to the red shirted rife
eubnen who not only tue National authority at de-
hance but are boldly reaching for the rens OF the Gen
era Coyernment These are the defenceess" people
Thurmans heart aches for III his zeal for equal rghs
The South should signaze it's gratitude by supporting
Thurmnn as q Presidential candidate In 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
UNDERGRoUND TELEGRAPH WIRES.

President Green stated yesterday that the
Western Union Telegraph Company feel assured OF Its
legal right To maintain telegraph poles. and that
account OF the extra expense trouble cost Of repairs and
tie gr, at liability OF the wires TO become disdrranged,
the company Did not contemplate laying its wires under
ground. lie DID not believe thar the proposition To put
telegraph under the streets practicable. as
even pipes used the wires would not convey tue
electricity with the same freedom now Breaks
would he frcqueut IL wOud toe more difficult 10
find them and constant repairs would be necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
CURTLN,s CONTEST FOR a SEAT.

With Democratic district to run in, and
Democratic candidate Tor Governor running IN IT TO he
Dim along anu reputation as a great war GoVernor
and disposition 10 'conciate the liberal element"
whatever that is). and readiness 10 take and give
any KIND OF money, Andrew q. Curtin ought % have
been elected 70 Congress- unless he Is completed repu
dated by the people IL H. perhaps, with such refec
tiVns that he goes into hs contest for disputed seat
Who will blame him he reluctant TO admit that the
people have cast him QUIT Besides there lie the prac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
MP PIISBIyRY MAKES VARIOUS CONTRADICTIONS
Frgn hia Letter . The ALblng Argns

Mr. Tilden has never had any conversation
with me IN regard 10 the PRISONS except TO express his
qualification the favorable results OF my admnlsra
tioD of their affairs and neither Governor Robinson
nor any one in his behalf, had ever alluded
10 the appointment OF MI Moses or even
mentioned his namo 20 IN That c0nDec-
tInn until after the appointment was mrde. II Nj.
weles had accented the office When rendered II 10
that Time In fact consulted with one Of ms friends as
TO whether would probably accept OF H. As TO the
abatement that Mr. Weed telcgraphed me TO meet hln III
HcwYOrk. or anywhere else, In regard 10
Auburn Pr son. It is utterly untrue; neither did
he ever say 10 me that they wanted Auburn
prison" or anything OF the kind: have never
had any conversation with Mr. Moses III ftiauoh
10 his course as member OF the State CONT
tee nor avn I aware that any other person has
done 40 10 connection with his appointment have
no fear that there will be any backward step ia the
management OF any OF the prisons and am perfectly
willing TO go before the people with record Tar the past
fiscal year showing saving, compared with two years
ago OF over half million dollars. In regard 10 par
san" appointments the Constitution gives me nine APP
pointments. OF these 1--WE are filed by Democrats and
four by Republicans"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

CLARKF-A DAMS-On Thursday December IL. 1873 AZ
IT Johns Church. KINGSTON. y. Y, by the Rev. G. W.
Camp assisted by the REV DIT waters, Mr.. Frederick j.
CLARKE Mrs Kate Wright Adams daughter OF the late
Hon. VILLA Wright.
HEROY-HOYT-On December j. 1873. the residence OF
the brides father stamford Conn, by the Rev George
J. Reed, Helen ". daughter Of William H0yt esq To
William w. IIeroy, OF New-IOTk.
KNAPP-LAWRA NCE-On Wednesday, December IL. AZ
the Churc' Heavenly Rest by the Rev. DR. Rowland.
EdNard Knapp Margaret Ireland daughter Of the late
William n. LawTaDCe.
PARSOS- MOORE-On Wednesday. December H. at the
Baprst Chur'h ByOpkivl T.. L. by the
Emory Haynes Fred. II. ParsOn TO Lima A.. aaugh
ter OfS ). Moore, q, II OF Brooklyn
VAN WINKIF-CRANE-On wednesday, December IL,
1873 Yonkers NY, Matthew Afm.trong Van Wrinkle 70
Helen Holmes, daughter Of Henry c. Crane. 80 cards
VOGT-FISI On "Wednesday December H. at st Pants
Church. by Rector the w. G. Hubbard Charles f.
VOgt Virginia daughter OF John H. Fisher est, al OF
Brooklyn.
All notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed cath tdH
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NJ KNnEnLER q O.. 10 5th.aye. conner of 22d.s

PosI once Soucerhe lore.gG man, Or the wees eanoy
SATURDAY December IA. 1873 will close AZ tnis rcs
TUESDAY at $3.50 a m, ioI Europe, BY steamship wv
oming Queenstown: on WEDNESDAY, al . a. H. Tor
Europe b. steamship BOhna via Queenstown correspond
ence France be forwarded by this steamer mus be
specially adcresse and At $50 NJ tor France direct by
steamsniU Canada VIA Hsyre; on THURSDAY, alta IN,
for Europe ny steamship Baltic VIA queenstown
euce for Germany and France to be forwarded this
steamer must specially addressed and al ~ TOR Eu
rope steamship HeTder VIA Plymouth, Cherbourg
Hamburg; GU SAIC RDAi, at $50 a M. tor EUROPE by
OF Brussels Queenstown correspondence
for and Scotland 10 be forwarded by this steamer
must specially Addressed, and Al $50 for scotland
dTect craftsmanship CrCassia, Glasgow and at ll:30
Europe, by steamship Neckar via southampton and
The steamshpsNyOmng Bothnia. Ballc and City
not mails 0T Denmag, suo Mol
way The mails for Apuws and South Pacinc Ports leave
Newly December IL. The mails for Martinique ana Bar
baOcs direct leave NewY0rk DECEMBER TO- The mails for
NevIOrk December IL and H. The mails Tor
HAITI, Sayanla &c, leave New.i0 December ID The
mails leave York December L. Tho malls for
China Francisco December II. The malls
Australia dc, leave san Francisco December rs.
THOS. !. JAMES, Postmaster.
Post once. Aew.York, Deeem0sr z, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
BLANE'o SERVICE TO HIS PARTY.

Senator Blame has done his share toward
consDndanr ne Rcpuh lean u.rtI Tor 1t will be hard
To- ma any Il publican whJ viii refuse 10 agce with ms
Al gumcnts. II remains be how the Democracy
viii respond 10 his demands. II they wise they Will
avoid putting themselves record against tn" claim or
DUAL political power for all parts Of The Union They
mot deny allegation OF wrong without cOnccdlns
the investigation. When bat Is completed nettcr ludR-
ment can BE- rendered upon the But the reason
able OF tie demand Tor fair elections as essential 10
the interests and honor OF ali the people cannot be con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
MiDAIGHI WkAIHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyuoDSis fol, lie past "A hours.

WASHINGTON, Dec, Ia, a. m.-Ihe pres
sure is highest iu the northwest and lowest IN Arkansas
General rain has fallen IN the Southwest general snow
IA the uuruwcsl and LAX" region. The leperdtuft mas
risen IN me Southern States; elsewhere has fallen
Easterly winds prevail IN the southern states; h"ll
westerly IN the Mdlc states NcWEngland ana IeAas
nuU hcdSt,ry tue northwest, Upper Lake rt&lo duu
ono Valley. A storm centre Is developing III Missouri
and Kansas.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather followed by ram; cold northwest Neer'
ING To warmer southeast WINDS; falling barometer.
For New England part cloudy weather; north
westerly vino becoming variable; near stationary
temperature; STATIONARY "I fHllnS barometer
TPIRl1Nr IOCA bt~EHVAri)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
ri1oo,, o,a oontankerous oIdladv; "Can Won

Fidgcty and cantankerons oldlady: -" Can yon
tell me yong man II thls Is the rlsht train for Isle
worth % Yuuug mnu: " IslewOrthi No, madame, you
should have changed two or three stations ago. GA
lady: Well Pm sure, think you might have had the
decency to tell me that before aud not let mo come AL
this way for nOthIng."-lFuh'
The price for drawing a tooth in Chicago Is
ST. This would seem outrageous price, but II takes
one man 10 hold the patients cheek back-Detot Free
Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

cal recollection that the House mas Democratic ma
i1rity that the whole state OF Colorado was swn
He'd for sake OF Democratic vote. But Andrew
g. Curtin has all low indeed II he can cons mt 10
occupy e. Congress by title like that ot Pauef
from COlO,aOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
PRo,nNtNI ,ERfvALs.

RIM Arrpur H0tet-Visc0unt de MonteTnO and
VscOunt Roussy de sales of Paris SENATOR Jerome
Cbaifee Colorado Francs waysud Of New Haven an
Thomas ID. Mrs-l 7, 81 Pit;sDurg ...-..
Juice Joseph Potter O! the NrwNork Supreme Count Pr
j. Brts Of Vale COLLEGE, and sherman = ew
a. ID ssr YIs-I. II GCvur preside nj
Of the Cleveland Coumbus Cincln All ami indianapolis Rat
CDmuauy EIayg, fifus -Captln samuel BROOKS, OF
steamship OF Chester GtGHd ~ rBy'de Har
New II tyrn imam HeUse John Guy Nassar
D0l,tda HOt,tWilam \. Dart OF
n, Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

speer's p J. Brandy Grape Wine ma Wine Btters
have an extensive reliable demand Physicians
preference any othe" goods Of the kind
Speers neyar,s n. j., and lis wine was
awarded the highest premium at the Centennial For sale by
druggists Salesroom "a warren-st. New-York.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM TRINIDAD. ETC.-By StsamShlp Bdhdmd.-P 7.
Ramsay, Dr. BIacken Jas. H. Martin. A. Duchamp Eue
{. DcgOt, j. Frank, ]. GTuayes, L. B0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14

Best English Kersey OvercOats. wool, plaid
lined equal ordered garments. and al baf the price,
BRoKAw BROTHERS, 81 Fourth We, opposite Cooper ln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
TII.nEN,s sLYNFss.

From TIC IldTUUTd IOsI IhtpJ
While Tilden's agents are taking pains 10
create The mres thai heir Chlril- very earnestly III
ay of an nNcsga iou IT tie cipher dis atcn buein IS
II seen that was from hs tr"Uug BRAIN tLAi came
the plausible 8rgument against nvcsliIaton mat CON
grrss has 40 rgut 10 NEEDLE with the affairs OF u
private clzcu" The oil man is always lOOking one
nnd owing 4nnlLer
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GogERY0R HAMPTON COMFORTABLE.

COLUMBIA. s. c., Dec. 13.-GovernOr Hamp-
tor rested comfortably last night, and the attending
Uhy 81 cians IepOTt him as much improved to-day.
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A MELANCHOLY FACT.

TIE TRIBUNE folks are just aching to 90
before Congressional committee and tel all about
those cipher dispatches, but one invites EN-
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The seaside Library.
INDIA AND HER NEIGHBoRs.

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Author Of The Its Provinces" "a Memoir Of the
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sICKNEs, IN THE BRITISH FORCES.

LoNDOS, Saturday, Dec H. ISIS.
A telegram to The Daily Ne,rS from PcShawur
say, ere was much sickness, principally pneumonia
aiming the troops Al the front one regiment has lost
fifteen men ia four day and another has eighty SICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEwYORK.........De Dec H.
SIR Panama (Br) Cowell Demarara Nov 49, Trinidad So
Barbadoes Dec L. Martinique 5. and ST Thomas 3, TO
Outerbridge. -, -
YonKe.
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Brandy. w ne and I3Ittrrs.

Angels Bath Turkish Roman, Electric 81 Leungton'
ave The highest perfection batnIg Day ana nght
Ladies' dag evening. Excellent hOtc accommodations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
ONE MAN WHO PRETENDs TO FEEL { HAPPY
frora TIE louisville Courier.Jo1rnGL tDsm)

Is there no Democratic paper which wishes
20 know the truth about the South Carolina election "
-NRw-YORK TRIBUNE. ThauE yon We are all most
admirably posted. II yOu short OF that knowledge
iust consult the late returns ana how cmphatcaly
your party has been repuoiated by righteous people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
TPIpllNr LOCA ri>EPVArl)NS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Dec. IA. l a. m.-The barometer
was almost stationary throughout the clear aud partly
coudy weather Yesterday. the tendency being upward
uu the cIusc II tie day, slight iau look place
The temperature has fallen slightly. The amount OF
moisture Inc air l- -ma l.
Cl, or par ly cloudy We I'hpr, pOssb followed hv
cloudy weather with riu, may be expected III this city
ana vicinity to-day
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? Q S T S Q RIP T
$40 a. m.
LAIEST FOREIGN Tvs.
THE ITALIAN CRISIS.

LoNpoN, Saturday. Dec If, ISIS.
According TO Times dispatch and other
advice. from Rome. King Humbrrt has accepted the
rc.igatlous OF the usters and asked Slgnor C1roh
to form another Cabinet siIuor CaIro has taken day
to consider the pIUDus.tiuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs NO.
2ls BROADWAY
saD.36 Noon. 30 D p ~. Al. uiNn,yAt 32'
HiErpsf cunr~ Al Loves. 81
A GRACE. 36ls Hay, 1871 As
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M4KRIEN

FIannes washed tn PYLE's o. X SOAP remain and
CLEAN. None good for family Use. Trylt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
Mr.. GLADSTONE At HOME.
NUGGETS FROM TWO GREAT srrrCuEs TO HIS CON
sTIITENIs
tDCrsrsd al WouIgi-t, Nor. 2Ol
...........,a ,,,.,lri, ,r ,r,..t


tpFirsrsd al Hoal,gi-t Nor. 2O)
Great engagements, involving vast and IN
finite consequence character quite novel have been
contracted In the dlrk-ruutT frrd icV d-, ana In
such haste the very documents Themselves httIay II
by their SOyculN and careless language aud turlf total
disregard usual forms and 10 the
fixed CONVICTION uf large TOriOu Of the country,
and contrary not within tie expect tlUns even Of
who had aCquIt-ccd I'm the result when II
was n. AIDE known. . And now Parliament Is % be
called together, not because u l. entitled to share the
councils Of the GuyCTumeHt-u old times It was called
the Great Council 81 the NTtOD bur now u ~ 10 b. "A
fIigmcuf Ike what the PaTaWCuts
OF France before the Great k-volutonthear, heAr-it
to tie cdicts which have issued from Down
ing street ana Is nu the funds which are to supply
the CXuayuganrcs Of Downing street Shame, sbdnfl'
for the purposes which they contemplate, II am llHb,
these are IN. IUsdiUu, beginnings OF system "hch Is
intend to narrow ne Liberties % the people OF Eng
land A. H. 10 am. Wer q mat her Majesty
Government have been suppurcd by large ual"lc7 IN
Tdrla cut. admit i'll admit u with sorrOW-l hd-
mn n Will! some shame; bet uiilm that IL was not
cunueeut TO lament to barter away tue plNiltLc,
Of Z rliamcut affirm that Il th" liberties OF England
fD hp abandoned are Ia DC abridged, IL most De
don, by tao people OF England themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
This is not qnestion as TO whether we cal

obtaIna patty triumph, with an Empire OF 800 nit
lions. over tie population OF Afghauistan, but qucs-
ton as whether upon our own conscenceS In
the sight Of God and man, lrctons OF tue ira
ditiOus Of our Urefathes, and thinking Of the nheri-
lance which have received, AID Of that winch we
ought tralsmllt Is qu' stiOU whether We can, IN
the of secret chamber, Justify the steps We
are now taking carrying fire and sword into cOun-
tues enjoying III some sense the blessings OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
The answer is this, that Russia had sent {

mission 70 CabLl. Well Russia dld send MISSION TO
Cabul aud have You ny opinion upon tlat sub
iect why have not called Russia to accOuntf IL an
offence has been committed, wan 10 KuO" WAC has the
crrR cr share Tat OiieHCrf Inc Amer der
covenant with not TO receive nssIOr, Dut we were
under Il covenant win Russia not 10 tend one 10 him,
hr under not 10 receive Russian
mission, wbde Russia was under covenant with IL not
" e&CTc any influence Aighunstan, II there mas
been an offence, with %hOn does tue offence rest
f. Russia ")un the part Oi the great and powerful En-
pcIur OF North, with his millions Of soldiers with
The poor, trembling. snigeIiug Ameer OF AlgGanstan,
duub how h, can hold hs crown with the few tribes
ne exercises an uncertain ana prccariOus
ia q w re, ciycd from tur Emperor 81 Russia
the greater offence, but sing small to Russia sEamcl
say, itls purely friendly msSiUn" we say nothing
but march troops against the Alneer into AIahdnls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
Bark Augvald tsor, Larsen Duul1rk Nov g. in Oaassse

Bark Gazelle tNoTl. BruD. from Bordeaux Nov 2.
(F0r other Ship NelVs 4 gl.th Po0e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
Who brought Russia to the Danube lIeaT,

Who brought Russia 10 the Danube NlleaI,
and " pl2Zy.'y Those very men who are continually
dcuounciug Us ir ends 0 Russia We, IN 800 hao,
ny fJrtUue Of war, driven RUSSIA IRON tue
DANUBE tie pr sent Government nave brought lubsih
1.ck TO the d uupc. I .cy made secret memorandum
VITA Count SrhOuyalOi by winch they engaged-unIrsS
they cpuId covert hun by their arguutuslO vote III
the Congress for bringing Russia back To lhr Danube
VINO gave Russia the fortress OF h rai Inc present
Governments NOt who protested on BlaCkhcalh
against any infringement OF the Integrity al ID" luu'h
Umpire b. cause thought u bad thing for Europe
and would probably throw her IntO confusion. We
confined ourselves entirely u the practical anH limited
object of practical freedom Tor those who were Op-
pressed. Bur that were not Permitted TO do. We
wee denounced as friends OF Eu,sIa. Othcr people
took the matter INTO tncr hands Other people have
Welded the bowers OF Government. Oln'r people
nave had the embassies aud armies, "a press,
and [ know not what at hcir disposal; ANA here
is the result. They have brought Russia back to
the Danube, taken from her In 1916, ana they have
given Russia, nv European sanction, the fortress OF
KArs winch was also laken from III 1876. TINS IS
what Is done by the leit-hauGed friends OF Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-14
OI,EEN VICTORIA SICK.

LoxpoS, Saturday Dee. II, 1873,
The Queen is indisposed.
IIor outer IIrrigl Ne,rs sac ltrsi Idgel
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Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed cath MI
name and dddress.
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" ", 7. AUUItW,
Author OF The Indus and Is Provinces" "a Memoir Of
EupATates,' &c, &C.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-10-16
"She Hath Done What She Could.D

Men and women, standing in their place,
doing their work, trusting in Gods love and
help, grow deeper, soar higher, spread more
widely as the years pass. They do not, per
haps, pass for saints, for they do no extraor-
dinary things. They do not retire into con.
vents to pass days in prayer. But every one
comes to honor and love them more and
morei men come to lean on their strength,
take counsel of their experience they spread
light and peace around them, day by day,
and so cause the kingdom of God to come
more and more, simply by doing what they
can. Whenever we do what we can, we i'm.
mediately can do more. Like those who are
ascending a mountain, each step, so insignifi-
cant in itself, carries them on and up, till
new scenes open before them. They have
only to keep walking on, taking one step at
time, and presently they find themselves
rising above the region of forests begin to
get glimpses of blue lakes lying below them,
of sister peaks rising above them, of the
snow covered fields which soar upward, pure
aud cold, into the glitterng air they see
The distant ocean, spotted with white sails,
the forest rolling its sea Of verdure far away
up t. The pale horizon. So, as we keep do
ing what we can, steadily, constantly, lite
opens before US, heaven opens above us, the
world comes around us, rich, varied, beauti-
ful, and we find ourselves on great emineuces
of thought and love, hardly knowing how
we came there, for we have been only doing
what we could all the time-no more, no
less.-Jdmes Freeman Clarke.