New-York tribune., 1878-10-02

-, ,,,bout the consent OF the Council OF StaP'
sS sms he Vsaddlcd the plaintiff with costs
a"u D1oon Hill has Mortified loyal Boston. One
.,,,cilmen from that seetion, and not from th'
Go has convinced himself that the space pe'"oeh
,roront House and the Park Street Uhuroh Is i"ISe
aogh for court house, and that either the Grahary
,,,,,o ground or the Kings Chapel Graveyard must
D. buiIt M This representative Of Beacon Hill eooy
cs that as these waste pieces Of land are near Inc
Common they are not needed breathng-paces' ana
the people whose ancestors have been buried can
make no serious complaint" but may even "1eeI IL
gain 10 have their relatives put where they can never
h. o.tprbed again. He has apparently forgotten that
in the old Granary Buryiug ground lies the dust OF Bel
Ingham and eight other colonial Governors Peter Fan
euil Paul Revere. Samuel Adams aud Jonn Haneock,
and Frankhu's mother; while IN lhe KINGS 5 Onape,
graveyard were buried the Purtans from 1850 onward
Isaac johnson, in the first year OF The settlement anu
after him Governor John Winthrop III Boston dstnrDs
ashes of its heroic dead Il VIII deserve 70 nave
tul Hall and the Ola South struck by hghtulng, anu
Bunker Hi Monument swallowed np by an eirthqu'Ao'
The words of three great men were IN the
mouths Of three nations fortnight ago MI Gladstone
generous words IN behalf OF the United states nave
brought about his head storm OF abuse rom 'ne Oo
servatve press Of London He is accused Of giorhyhg
the American Republic TO the disparagement OF MS o"
rountrV and abusing England simply because enc e-
jected the bribe OF his Greenwich address ana trans
ferrcd its confidence to the present Prime Minister rae
Mall concentrates It's gail in this singing inquiry II
nbysc can in attendance dying King saw that hi
hope were gone and that, though age had not dnneu
his eve or weakened strength the blow OF rival had
ended his days and left his throne TO the stronger
what sbould we think Of Inn if he hurried on TO an
ponnce the fact 70 the conquerOr" France mean"hne
has been hanging the lips Of GamOetta Ihe Iu re
port OF mis- extremely njudcious speech at Romans naS
not vet reached Eew-York by foreign maii' Out Is p
,i,,,narv address at Vaence was nothing II not
90 bs topr through Southern France he mas uroPPou
tov ntbv sentences in each tOwD At Lyons ne gee'eu
,b Mayor with "Perseyere in your present course you
AZ. doing we'll" AZ Vicnue he said, "Hou saute III us
men of prncple for the which has snfeieu So
rpch from revolutions is determined TO have true
aom,crocvp At St. Rambert he exclaimed, Il am
nanny 10 he with you We are all children OF 'he same
family for we are ali republicans, and we may shaSe
bands without being introduced" When Andancete was
coached he said "The enemies OF the Republic are con-
founded We hold its flag high that none can asS"i
IT." In Germany Bismarcks speech on the soealst BIZ
has been discussed everywhere He denied emphaUcaiy
that he had had any dealings with the Social Democrats
for ne did not consider such his communications win
Iassale The Countess Hatfield saw him Tor the nist
Tine IN s35 at the house Of his father aud Lassalc had
only spoken TO him three or four times aoRet
over fassae had hnself requested these interviews
and he had then found him imbued with NatlOna nay5
even Monarchca principles, although ~ was nS o,I'
10 him whether The throne was OCCUPIED Of
ieru dynasty or a Lassale dynasty ms GIIm ~
SVns characteristic of the Chancellor s.
a., the newt breath a of considerable guts
both of mind and culture should be fortunate u uau
neiRhbor pear my estate possess OF equal acquIt
mepfs Ii Is not true that the relations between ny sen
and Iassale were broken of Ituever entered my mln1
10 have any universal 81 Hfase accepIeu
Il with reuctanceyls Frankfort uddltlOn''