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New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

Those Democratic newspapers which, in
their sore need of point against Mr.. Cornell,
declare that he ought not to be elected Gov
cmor because he was once removed from the
New-YorlS Custom House, and represent Ad-
mnistration Republicans to be resentlng his
nomination as an insult to Mr. Hayes and
Secretary Sherman, will please note the letter
written by the Secretary, which is printed ON
another page. Mr.. Sherman was Secretary at
the time when Mr. Cornell his official subor-
dinate, was removed. with his sanction and no
doubt at his urgent desire. Does the Secretary
consider that this remOval-remOvals being in
cidents of frequent occurrence in politicS-leit
moral blight upon Mr. Comell's character
Or that his nomination for Governor by a
majority of the Republican State Convention
upOn its first ballot was an insult 10 the Ad-
ministration Ii would not be worth while to
repeat such absurdities ii they did not form
the stock IN trade OF Democratic journals.
Mr. Sherman says, and says it heartily, that
it will give him great pleasure to do his
utmost in aid of the election of Mr. Cor
"ucll," and promises to put himself at
the service of the State Committee for
as much time during October as his
official duties will permit. Mr.. Sherman is
one of the two men who had reason to resent
Mr. Comelfs nomination. if anybody had.
We see that the Secretary earnestly desires
Mr. Cornolrs election, and it Is well known
where President Hayes stands In this matter.
The Republican candidate for Governor has
no warmer supporters than the men who have
been his opponents in times past within the
panty.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

Another great forger has come to grief William
Rineold Cooper, an America. We are sorry TO say.
las lust been arrested in London. for forgery a.
Messrs Glynn. Mills * Co., bankers. Cooper had
ran rather remarkable bnt IN The end ruinous ca
fcer. He has been AN officer ~ the United states
Navy, and he VIII soon bc IN English, rs h. has
been an American convict lie began by forging
pavmastrrs certificates. was convicted and was
sent to prison. After other forgerieS in san Fran
cisco he was obliged to abscond, and went lnio the
old business IN England. For some time he was sue
cessfuI, and while swIndlng nght and left passed
himself OFT as an English country gentleman. But
all such men do foolish things, and Cooper did ono
foolish thing too many II is the old story OF crime
at first prosperous; OF respectabllity Tor a while
maintained: of TetTibuton at last. There may
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

1iAuN 1RIYvNT NaG Subscribers, : I'D per aunum.
SFN'i-N NITkIY 1RHrNF. Mail Subscribers, S$per an.
NFITIY IRlBVNE. Mail Subscribers, g. pei anniii'i
ICIUs cash IN advance.
THF WIrKIT IRfBVNF viii Toe ready this morning
81 o'clock, ma wrappers for maiun7. Price . cenis.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01
Snslness NoIiccs.
" Alchemy BFAND

"AlDERNEY BFAND
Irv a'vavs 'oNhfNsfn WIN.
ROCKwOOD's IMPEEIAL CARDS, SIX dollars
per Dozen. II rniou So above Tiffany
BLAIR's PILLs.-Great English gout and rheu-
matte remedy. Oval box Fl round oc sold al druggists
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

letter from staT spoudent in Maine
describes tlc development of % new source OF
riches iu That Sate-a copper mine. \ rich
vein seems 90 have been discovered, and the
worl, q, mining has already passed beg ond the
eXn-Iim.utnl ..age.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

The Tilden Police Commissioners will Rpt
it seems obey even the voice OF an extraor-
dinary General Term of the Supreme Court.
The Court plainly indicated its convection that
both divisions of the Democratic party should be
recognized IN the appointment OF Election In
spectors, and it was supposed that this deci-
sion would have been received by the Board
with as much respect as If IL had
been accompanied with the mandamus
which the Court did not feel that it could
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

The first Republican rally in what is GER
tain to be a memorable campaign Is an
nouncrd for next Saturday evening. The
meeting will be held at Cooper Institute, ,and
will be addressed by the Hon. Benjamin, Ii.
Brewster, the distinguished jurist of Philadel-
phia, and by General Stewart l.. Woodiord
who needs 10 introduction to the Republicans
OF New-YoTk State. There will be more than
the usual curiosity 10 hear General Wood
ford, because he has recently returned from
Mississippi, whittier he accompanied, III a gal
liant spirit which did him honor, the widow
of the murdered Chlsolm. This first gathering
of the campaign will no doubt be 10 great and
hearty one. 1t should be, TO represent truly
the aggressive and energetic spirit OF the
newly aroused Republicanism OF this State.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

The Simultaneous presence in this ciiy Of
Mr. Moody, Mr.. Snhey and tie Rev. Nj. Pen
tecost suggested day Of work by these ear
nest evaugcists. Yesterday was he day
chosen. three services werr held, IN the Coop
er Institute, and there was "a large attend
auCc.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

The Republican Aldermen, with one ex@ep-
ton, acted yesterday upon The IMBuSE's
advice and declined to swap Police COmmis-
soncrs just at this juncture of affairs. The
mere fact that the Mayor, who is in close
sympathy with the 1iden Police Com
missioucrs, presented the names proposed
yest,riay WAS sufficient To cause the
Republican members of the Board TO
doubt the wisdom of confirming them.
Each of the men successively nominated
by the Mayor is a good Republican,. no doubt,
but Just at this time De Witt c. Wheeler Is
the hes, Republican that can possibly be Sad
IN that place. The Mayor made in addition
six nominations, in different patches, for .fx-
else COMMISSIONERS but all were rejected.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-01

There was a frank witness before the Rail
road Committee in Buffalo YESTERDAY. He was
an elevator owner, and admitted that he was
in the pool which divides up the earnings OF
the elevators IN that city. Said ae, with
coarse satisfaction. al am t. have slice
"wheiher / elevate or not the New-YoIk
"CcntIal Road gets the plum, and 7 get the
little mustard seed" He owned that the
combination was not legitimate, but said it
was question with him Of mustard seed
"or nothng." Not all the recipients OF MUS
tard seeds, or of plums, have been equally
candid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19

ysr0s ~ I.seress Cufaei srom STATE
Exe2aa=<4-

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Exeaaa=<s-
Paradise saass > ss2
Fish are dying il washzs Lake
AEy SAzEzia had 4 rrs~Sss asuse n
Virginia
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abr heazsAy-
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Eene-
Mase 3easAs frszn zs-sss ferxr xsx ~
porsed fren Rsno-
AecOr3lzg 70 the s~Gx-esse.- Reno i h.
coaing . sxznsr resox1
isir Hass a tx soxnx n Tie Sssss.
Ward complains c< scarcity a uassr.
The Best 4 B<srax- Cx-nrzay has r.
esecssa is ed Beard Of Tr1sssxx-
The 4sts u< Haahc1as cs1asy i slas.-
Ss7I1 Il Which ssana = hun3es-
An ars<xsan ~sll go fsxt in sxcsA : 10
BE- sunk in froas al Gsrs1x's hosxa, wsane-
nacc2-
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proo< ssn.ss in sAs XIzasnaeea Coars-
kp1sx.
yhe Czlse~uix kAirpes sIS.sss.f9 dur
ing scne. wAseh i 80 little far . DIVIDEND
nd much @crs than the sxpxzse<
rAe*Gxszsse~ s&rs th<r~ are fsx il any
scwns IL IL size en this eaA<f dasng tie
tu1idanx wAich Reno = even o1sssle a
she gro1na eusnsd essr last spf:as.
The rspc<s tAss Mrs. A5nlph Satro has
in<fitnte3 sass tn< . divorce il Ezsiv 5rnss9
BY sAe caauSsl xA0 j. in so1ss xxx csn-
n<rsed gsfh th4 Safro AGAR.
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FOREIGN NEWS
IN1czAL NJ TEE E-xrxs palLT ssSTESxL~
Dei2l Of Garibalii's Application
for Divorce.
A E.PSfI sISM sr Trade PROSPECTS
IN ss5lAh0.
Is<xx< 81 Fresh News


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GeozrAl GsrStAliIs application fax the
az1zirsrnf e his marriage with Slgr1r8
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19

Judge Wright this morning The intro
duetion Of transcript Of the testimony
taken in the case a the People "a Schultz
in the Police Court. was refused DanI
Cock uxs placed On the stand Co1nsei
for the defepse inserposed an objection.
that tie charge having been once before
re<saaitssd. The cOaTf had 10 farther
porer in the case The Jad-e oFsrrnied
the objection. and the case Was continued
al psxt Tuesday.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19

TEX azssS masaraal Gks srsslA q
Lcass5+ VAS ezs q the zaas Fso1rrSz,
INSTANCES ss sbe hind u Tie Asae~y 4 Ee
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-19

Sc great . 1eAr-Aos e~raPlnruseaf j. fArre
In Spain s>1ay thai 8 eesssaersAA enS-
Erzzson : suzns On. wzsle the mnni<sezl
2athcrlrses n many large cities are earn-
pei,ed - give s~mrsayneHf 10 shgse xAa
uoz2 exAervis< - destitute 4 3x6eseacT
IN IL <sprsy q wAeas las seat Mp The
prsce Il ksss&. snd sAis : raxsns1fxaa AZ
So hzgh<r froza The fart fAzr sAe harvest
dse< not - tho rrss<ns prunie vel
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS T. ~. RAIN. rsLisanrsorued
arr hsrshy nesisea sAs' have l,n.,ed in
tzhcr On the sierra Nevada mine Ssrrsy. Ne
ansesope NirfnE Dsssr1eS fafss suoupirg
e IS IN Tnifsa STATES sid coan. TX nnss
ssr~ss ~ - fsss N sssd claim. md "a a. sftf
vou paw said saaeans s1fhir nilse sour tn
tie frss puelir.iea II shis Buy, .roT<re
t<r<s IL <xsa xsHsx viii exts,1,s wwulLEy.
ew Law. rAL ,ss91spst
yzrs ii. 1879.
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VIZ are N rscs Of the E4naassA C5ry
.Herx1- : Meas cazzu aps rGA-
isshs3 hy o1r IA frssoa " y Rz-nes
Mr. Barnes al=.rs rra-s 3 vHv hanlssus
pspxz. xs3 ihs EsrlE IS - e-szvssasa -
Tie r13s- Sarrsss - rsa- Il n
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Kx.rxEx has been arranging rnars sx-
r-rsszsrs ssrms u hnr1 II his e-vssaszz-
In . rzsrszs syss>A be azsas-l ~ the r.zzl-
dxsex e xAs H. BIS A. ~C1ksssra Ca2-
x-nusrxe%
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Attention, I. q. r. ~.

TIE MEMBERS OF wIyyExrCCA Tribe
NJ a &E II are rszns~ses t. zs<r
a Cad Fs.Isx< Hall. at l2cseef p ~ 0z
SUNDAY. lzis xzA-
Cn9serr4zx - degrees ami i1s1zllxrza e e.
@cxrs n - k2A
= r. BEATTY, SzrAem-
Max gscus& o- - Eec0ra<
E1r~k2. daily IL. ls1a ty1<sd
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To Whom It May Concern.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTEZ
CEs 1Er<. Ii reae We be ss15 - Az 1ua.
ks Tie @szs<rs df TIE -Ezr-ks Czaz E4-.rrx'
Assax1k1s1-~ xzl--s the sAsse Is aasyu<eA e a.
rhs fzrn.ees 5e< ths szz 81 TAzrzg C<zzs zsr
hEas1<A
Ezrsks- S2sy = Exz- E&1r
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Notice If Dissolution.

TEE ooRAETxEESETP HEEEroroRy
-a.slsx t%sw-~m A r. MOS ana an
49, sA1k N to hazansss e. to O,xr.
- $3.50 = 2as 6zy dissolved hr rsnte-s
es1se1t A Me- VIE cszsnae sAe hesss--~
$3.50 FruT-zt&~. Eax is amsArrir<a - 1890
.onsz@ss- Al xzii ssG- all s<As< cxlar ~
At M0E
Ezrss. g1;y - $50. s-1se.ss
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Txr-E Is AsA Sse@saR II Er. Es.es
CzsSnes- Carl Sa2z-r has DECLARED essnsr
sAx1 - sszsssa Grant xnz Tl3sa he i sar
sAe Axr.r-
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TAKE NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THATcS
~ TIE araEnxnc@ ExsEE q TAI ez All ~
&1a< xs-A11 ra< cerp1rxse Ezzfr< c< tAe-
tpw1 ct EmrekA zlsz he csZp2zz& VITA en- AID
afs<r MONDAY. ga1y assA- AL dogs nuz racxd
ey TIE r2. nAzzei VIII s~ rrrsrrss7<1 zzEzxe
kx prsFiz~d IN x4s1 crsz1t1r--
MATTHEW KYLE SA~rE
Ezrk,- July 4, lsTE Visit
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KENO J24f H.
A. J. Short fell osf of the s~eccnd-story
siaiox Of the Essex Hon<e last night
while walking in his sleep he fell lDsoa
cslAar- Is iajarsd Internally and Two rhs
ara bros-n- He HIS SIX growa children on
tire Coast. was q Captain in tne second
California yolurkee-s daring the war, and
has t<<n IN Reno f- tie past eight years
in TIE sheep szsi0sss
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The Last Chance.

ALI rEESoxS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n E1Sekses - A BxEEN. kz-< q shs xhfs<
HSust S-ar~- are rs9ns<se1 70 zsf< s~razz@3lAse
EawE-zI TAs< - NE hast cali and If the halls
ire nee sezzl~a p-azxIs- sAsx wal - pzsrea
h 1e Cuzs-xAae'< ka2&s f1r .szz-@sxi- csa-
ler-aa A. BKzEIN-
El-=sAgnne .. ls2- p.a
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I a

nUR BANKING EoEsE WILL BE cLosEp
" ca Sagmr say. July lsxA. AZ yeoa.
e. snazzxs - Here<sAryx~Fxan
E1rkR {zgy u. is-&- Hssl
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0nsr AEE In Exzr Eras wtrz lost "a
steamboats, &4rZzE To- rsE- snSzs sE3@
% n xZT 1asz the rsEr gEsx7aEs~ ID ms
xs31s 4-s SCI msre +1reEGA5e wsaez ra--
y4rsn Is mEas xszs 1ht -as E-gza3Eg
Tears
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Tnz carssa -aEa%al : -iaseas=as ans
Gr.ne
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tro others more than t~uo-thiris full.
which expect 10 al up before ths close CT
the week.
The Very --latest Frsn NenPhis-
NxxPErS Isir Is.
Tuo new c&ses we're reported TO the
Beard Ct Health this morninx-Fred
Rekers.s barter. and J. NJ williAm~0a.
Beth these persons have t<<n SICK for tao
DAYS and yellow fever symptoms were fully
developed to-dsy. Al fhs trains gcing out
late hast night sEre crowded 2nd Eany
more we're iszving today While the ma
lorSty q physicians do not ~sp7rebend that
the Fever xlii r1ce in the form 81 an eps-
leave The essy- TAS weather i warn s33
VISITED the ctr lxst night
E.gsi~A Jaek Cemmssx Another
Murder
StnSxr. N<h.- JAY IS
Aha1s II n1e1axk last nsshf Joka dosg-
SRI asias English lack. 5 hard character.
shs1 and kllsei gaaa Br0sn. sn erspaoye
Of Charles C1@ee. wanss cattle oG-Er Is in
carr near 1a~a- While the o1cazs vsze
in Sares Ct tbs zzr3srsr be xsss tOa
liver ssxh5s shrs - h4i tes1 e7Fhys@s-
ard secured a horse 4n1 ssrare3 in tie
Garkne~x This Is his secaa3 e@@ase of &
S7ilAr character. X having ks,ie3 . Ez7
tie BED CAs1a RAD Sszae time s<a-
A Beats Tres AEsesei with yellow
Fever.
P-zz-x1E<ErA- JAY Is
The new brig ShE<sA * NeH Ts-S. from
f1xs az FxS1. Sza pazi1ga bsz1d 70
Casss=<r. Pa arrived * great dss1rsSS
fxsive miles h@8su fks cssv Yesterday OF
zszs Esz 90 board ~vsa szrs desn with
the ysz1ox ssrSr- Fear deaths ocrzrrsd-
sAs cxrsGa being szaozg IL anzs~r-
Regulating Fr~ixhts and Fares
Baszux, JAR Is
TAe Nsx Hampshire Hnzse Ct Repre-
yssNr6EE pissed s h3l rs-zls;-
s&S -Rzi~xF passage AID fresA1 tszzSs- Ii
seesx-ss il sh= Raj Sxy G&0EssS9szt-x
10 rs<assss 1Ae rEr1z "a Ar rad N
>sxss- All FrsA1aS.s fzx RSsirzy Csm-
zsssse7sr ira Aszs 079 n Ar rail-
sAy cosPa-zlO1s 81 fr1@ s~lzS IL <.a<k
ec71s q AM rAzsrrs5-
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NOTICE

I HEREsY xoTTFT The PCBLc THAT I
Il viii gay m hzz1x e1zrrHes-z kE zx sE2-
CHARLES n. LDD. md Tat ! - zns 2zz@gE-
ire Az2 20 sriEx GO trs1s.rr szy A1slnsss fzr
z<. axA I vii net re r~s<zszsz&se fog tie s1zss
afr<r tkss S1s<.
HIRAM y kDD-
A@seks- sEsy z 1s-f Telz
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Tar Stase elsetssas this year tase 2asrs
- foi,0xx. Kzntaskr- AzE=ss l. Callsaz-
MIA SerMmhsr s State AMI s1ascs21s &-
e<rA fear Csz-r@sm-a Ard Lssa1sers :
Nai.s. S-pfazaSr s saass n6>rs and
Lexisaatrss. 0Asa sa1 rsE1. Oes1be- T.
sx.ss ssax-s IA part ard LessAszrss
Mnyixna. Massachusetts Minnesota Ms
sssssrps- Mex Jersey. Nss Yak Psznssl-
v.asA Ti-zzzsa AL wS~caasiz. Novezhsr
& Gsrar1rrs are sssrrel u AL tie States
ns1ei sxcs2s Mississippi Nss gez~sgs
reaa<yssxnix AID E~ssoaasla-
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An Ola soldier Tsuaa Dead Near
WfnnSnueca-

wHxExuoca. Jrlv IS
The rnxins of . man named James
Dnfev uers fozni to-day. sbout s. miles
east Il this place On The railroad u.ek-
On his person EsEs found honorable dis
ehx-se papers fron Company e Eigasn
Uninei Sz,ss Cavalry. dated November
Is. iSs9- He Was svidsnfsy ran over oy
the cars. As be Is mKngled serv badly. The
Coro1sr uiIl take charge Of the remains
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To THE sFeCkHoLnEns
-1F rEE-
Eureka Tunnel & Mining Cou'y

nwNS - III DESTRUCTION or ORR
" As~ks ey a@ lst@ S-4 a. rssrxss $50
s A. r~2A<ste1 - ss1A sAssr ssa-R 10
~ ~~<-sArE- T. J. BS-LEE. Enrxk. ~
xaA3z. te k@ reGsszn1 -
Ezrsfl sz1z Ia ISa -,S
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E-rrzrxFoxp teennsas srisAsened aeo1s
malaria in wAshingsaa IS PrsTarins -
slide q 10 onsa. SarA Wa shc tenUz ia
late dispatch appearing in the sxSrrsEL
We regard il s. tbs tAian-ss story shAi
ever cane ever the wires MALARIA IN
died. II is The Desperate straits in whzh
- Republicans and charisy Poster fad
shens<zxss that takes hira he she Baeksys
State. Bat the sata-s poser q lie FSd
srsi Adminsstrxssaa eanncs ar1E To sArs
he dsy. II i = Hxad fact shss 6easrl
Ewing : 10 he siscsea II ss.ass sasssrssy-
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ssrs he -.siiser SHE: Herr in Ne
vsda the organs. 20 hooduinx the p-F
declare HAT men who served IN thr tns"n
army are necessarily rebels bezEse fhes
are Democrats. while the powers that Ii al
Washington appoint an exTCon'eaef-'e
Colonel 70 codify the rasss and Regulations
of tho Unitrd STATES Array Tbs silver
State should remember that e.re1@-
stances alter eases The co.oad Roberts
referred to has besn . II the NEST PIT
sissens sosiies that ever hang Aruund ihs
White House, and IS the ns7
Who fns devised the srhsaae ~hsieay The
Louisiana Democrats agreed act % nrF@s>
Hayes. provided s,sx we're gista "a s'A's
Government. All the rarsiss . tn1s Ne
fsriaus transaction hare tssa literally re
wardea. ssrs Roberts, aai il ss bat Ei'ang
that he zoo sAsuid renssrs Ass pay
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RN WS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Sun on De LSsR Prgst.

s~rr~raL TO TEE rrkEkA PAM szSTrxL-
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two others more than t~uo-thiris full.
which expect TO al up before ths close Of
the reek.
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-18
FORCE, LAW, AND DESIGNS.
A PHILOSOPHICAL STUDY FOR NON
PHILOSOPHICAL READERS.
(Conczuded)

This is short statement of the ethical,
sociological, and political creed that is
taught by those who find no design in
nature, and make everything which
gives man his dignity and self-respect, to
be the product Of social environment
plus more or less considerable varia-
tion of individual impulses. [ need not
argue that such view destroys con-
science and degrades man, that it makes
the educated and cultured more selfish
and grasping, and the uneducated more
discontented and revolutionary. 1t claims
to be very new, with its sounding ab-
stractions and its scientific pretensions.
*By President Porter, D. D., LII. D., of Yale
College, in the PRINCETON REVIEW for May.