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Daily Republican., 1879-10-15
DUBLIC SALE OF A FARM.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN BRANDYWlNE HID.
BY virtue OF the power given by the will Of
Moses Journey, deteased. will offer at Pub
lie Auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY,
THE 23RD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879,
At2 o'clock, p, NJ.
All that valuable farm situated In Brandy
wine Hundred New Castle County and
State OF Delaware, about five miles from the
city OF Wilmington, adjoining land OF Moses
Palmer, John Dunn, John Graves, William
Wilson and others, containing about one
hundred and eight acres OF land. The build
ngs consist OF stone house, frame house,
frame barn, wap0u house, corn cribs and
spring houses. ,o
easy and made known at time of sale. One
hall the purchase money may remain on tue
premises, secured by bond and mortgage ior
five years NlCTOk DUPONT,
Executor of Moses Journey, DECD.
T. NJ. Ogle, Auct. 10 eOd-t DC l3-td&W
Daily Republican., 1879-10-15

" OST,-(ioipv from Beach to Third and
Market streets, last evening, two five
dollar notes. The finder will be suitably rewar-
dedby returning the same to the office Of
VIM. Y. WARNER,
1O.l43t Maryland ave. and Beach sts,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-15

NT APLLWUOD INSTITUTE, Concord
w vile, Pa, for both sexes, Is situated on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central X,
r.. and is eleven miles north of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students are prepared
for the active duties Of life, for business and
college. 1t excells In healt location, good
rooms, and tirst.class professors. Little boys
are made to feel they nave home. For catG.
lOgue call on Dr f. a. Shortlidge, 1871
Market street, Wilmington.
!. SHORTLiDGE T. NJ
Daily Republican., 1879-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
HOMER A HERR'S

HOMER A HEKKS
Nc chOOl OF ART re.Opens, Sept. 22d.
FREEHANp. MECHANICAL DRAW
ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.
instruction privately or in class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday, Wednesday and Friday IRON to
o'clock.
Pupils fitted for Academy Of Fine Arts, Phil
adefphia Portraits painted, &C., &c. All
kinds OF drawing designs, &C., &C., made In
the most careful and artistic manner For
terms or any information call or address studio
room 10, Masonic Temple, Wilmington, Del.
Re ference-Col. II. s. McC0mb. J. Taylor
Cause, Esq, II. G. Robinson, Esq. DR.. j. X.
Tantum. SOU
Daily Republican., 1879-10-15
LOTTERIEs.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, CLASS X AT NEW Or
is7p-iISth Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana state Lottery
COmpAny.
This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the State for Education
al and Charitable purposes, in 1858, for .
term 0fTwenty.hve Years, to which
contract the inviolable faith Of the state Is
pledged, with capital Of q, 900 900, to which It
has since added reserve fund OF $3.50, 600,
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRI-
BUTTON will take place monthly on tho
second Tuesday. II neuer scales or postpones.
Look ut the following Distributions:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-15
EGISTER'S ORDER.

Address, Wilmii
, 1879-07-08

In a recent Bpeeoll ,mntle In tho Henate Mr.
Zach CHANDLER, Of Michigan, in prcysntinp
NJ, nrray OF cAurecs against tl,o Democratic
rarty, wout outsldo OF tho record. and. to
rratify nersonnl t1ovot;ou IN narlicn1or
class, under tho protonso OF tlcnonnciues tha
Democratic psrtv. thus assai,ad tba ,,;,mo.
tallic policy OF tho coun,rv Uc Raid,
.Four,h-For having ,.tc,,n,ea t.se,, oro Inn.
orahlo cxeeplluns nnd long may .hoy lc ro,nen,-
bcrod) to damaRe tho buaness Interests of tho
'a." t"""y ., ~ loses smses CO.." so circulation OF
laborna man and producer Iy s eomrsma I'm ''o ~,
atcop. is cunts for tho ollar, and thus Zurich tho
bullion owners at sho expense Of tho lahorcs.
Twess hundred millions Of aolsss IT, paid yearly
.'";'sr m ,he worI,,rsr " yo sx .,n ,"s
them out Of $3.50, 900, 900 yearly"
Tho demonstration of uilysr and tbe roa.
, 1879-07-08

Tho heavy rains OF Sunday md Afonday
have covered a largo district, infiicting upon
tho riponing wheat, no near1y roady for the
harvest, M amount Of damage that Is now
difficult 10 correctly ostimate. 1Iinncsota,
Wisconsin, and Northern Illinois have boon
very thoroughly drenclea, with hero
mud thore q HARROW strip in which
great obstruction to tho crops has re-
suited. As for tho country In general
In which these unusually heavy rains layo
fallen, much depends upon tho weather TINT
shall follow. It cool md breezy, a!nost no
damage will bo sustained but it tho weather
should be warm and sultry vast amount Of
mischief wonla 10 done. Altogether, It waa
2 storm TINT could have been spurcl with
ucnt adYantnpo
, 1879-07-08

To the Committee. Ut German ciiizena,
representing the Turnar Hall uuolIug Of
Sunday. who called on tue Mayor yesterday
to 1lrgo tho Reinstatement Of MATT nENxEa
as Fire Marshal, flat refusal waa giyon,
and the Committeo will bo obliged to report
that Mayor HAuR1soN treats with contemptu.
Gus disregard the petition Of tho German
A'nor|cans. To tho business men WHO call
upon him to relnonstrate against tho injury
he has inflicted on tho Fire Department,
tho Mayor presents vorsion OF tho dill
Guilty which differs 20 greatly from tue state.
mcnt already made by A1r. HEasEn ~ To
compel the Inference tl4at somebody IL lying,
with stroug probability gu tho faco
of the caRs that It isn't tho ex-Firo Marshal,
The Mayor now auds It necessary to detand
bis course by asserting that he ordered re-
ducsiou made, but left the details to BKsskn;
whereas DEsazA states Tint lo WIS distinctly
, 1879-07-08

advanced positions they took for the ropeat
of tho Election taws, aud for orippliug tho
power Of Tho Executive 10 enforce
those laws, is tho best poaaib1o proof
TINT thoro was no real issuo ovor mill
sary ,leapotlsm, as Mr. PENplEroN
would hnyo tho people believe. No ono
kuows this hettor than Mr. PExphEToN him
ae]f. Indeeds he admitted AZ much aut>~
se1nont1y III thta very samo interview, for,
in rccountiug whattle Democrats Ind finally
accomplished, io Rhil that tie law Ind been
80 changed tint " hereafter soldiers cont,
not ba used In my eircctual way nt the polls.
lint tho Army bill which finally becnms n
law roceiretl utmost unanimous Republican
vote in tho House aud was approved by tie
Republican Fresitlnnt. If, then, 1t, accon,-
plishcH what Alr. PESphEroN says 1t docs,
Tho circumstances attending its passage anl
approval slow that tho Republicans wers not
struggling TO maintain military dcspotiRm
nor tho right 10 nse tho United StatoH troops
forpnrtisau purposes. Thus Alr. PxnpLEToNia
convicted Of insincerity out Of llix own
mouth. Flo was betrayed into this con.ra-
t1ctior, rs other Democrats will bo who sl,nl1
ssok 10 justify tho course >of their repre-
sentativos At tho 1ato session Of Congress-, by
n sonso OF fail,1re and prcmontion Of Dc.
fcat. There was m utter Democratic dcfcat
10 far as tho original purpose of tho extra
session is concerned. So far rs any nn,uranco
was said to 10 rsquired by tho country that
thoro Is no purpose on tho part Of tho Re-
, 1879-07-08

Tho Common Council Inst evening nd
journod to meot again next Thursday ovcn-
ing, with tho understood purpose Of their
receiving whatever communication Mayor
HAnn1soH may l'aye to make regarding tho
removal of Firc.N1a:al,al BEsSEn. Tho se,l.
timont of tho Council, like lint OF the prop
erty-ownerR, tho Taxpayers, a'nl the reoplo
In general, IL virtually unanimous against
Improving tie. Mayors conrso, nutl if lie
popular will is conau1ted MATT BExSnR will
DO restored to his position without moment
Of unnecessary delay,
, 1879-07-08

THE attempt to Inv cornerstone for new
Eddystone llehthousc-whlch sYas Tor many
tlnys defeated by stormy wcatlcr-recalis to tho
London 1Ytats thc history Of tl,at ancient a.,.l
honorable light. Tl,e first attempt 10 fix light
Oh the Edlyatone Rock WAS made towards the
close Of tho seventeenth century by Mr..
WfssrAatEY, u prtvate gentleman with m In
gcnIous turn fur mechanics. f1o built two
towers Of wood. With Il stone base:
lie had evidently nGt sufficiently calculated tho
force Of tho waves In atorm NJ tho Eddystone.
which sMEAFoS declares to bo 9reatet thun that OF
any sea in any past Of tho world OF which 10 had
me- be took no pains to adapt it g tho situation it
was @ to occupy Kcyessn,s|sss. M ,. w,xsE.SLEr Ind
If tbe heavens" lls wish was iuia!lsI to tho 'et-
historical storln Of November. l7oI. Tits wa ths
s!drm rcfarFod to sY ,AnntsaH in bis poem on
ma. eas'E rusa a. q sef
tAr1.sY as having rayapcl England with tho force
uf q West Indian hurricane. In this storm tho
islcl with 1t.
Tile next lighthouse, built by RunYAnp fow
years afterwards, was made partly of wood, mud
was burned iu 1755. SMEAToN then began thu
construction Of tllu present light. Ho 1lt on
thc huppy idea Of tlovctall[ng tue stones to-
Eetiler md into the solid rork at tic s,asc,-an
isIca which llaa gcncra'ly been adoptel III the
construction Ut lighthouses slncc. Ills light was
built for all time, utMt would luyc remained til
now but for tlc undertaking. Of Its foundation.
This aosFce of dangrr WAS discerned. soun aftor
tho Lighthouse was hut. by SMEAToH h!Mtulf: ile
f1ported t'4t ihcre was cavern IN tho rock which
formch tue Iasa Of tho tnwur anil thAt II. Eecua
sary Il cunI be tlllel NJ hs nropurly .Guu,un.rd
snnxnnrY Ut \ cost uf .t:!1D TIN wurx wis never
undertaken. anil thu rock hnH t!nco hail to sustain
thu bui{ets Of thu Wayes md THUR s!uck On 4
tower NJ TRULY rooted to Il that It atnust forms
|,0stlnn OF iis own structure. ltencs thu result
which SARAr0x tnrusow. anit would laya pro sI,lul
against. The lInte Hulk IL prunnunusI tu nu no
longur bccurr, nntl thu lighthouse placed upi,n it jy
consequently IL, lcoraruy. Accordingly, It las
prem determined II build m cnt1rajy l,usy Light
hutsG IN Rnntlicr porttan of tho rusf, anu,it u
hundred feus to tho southeast .! tho picsent struct.
ufa.
When tho new building IL tlnIactl, 9MsAros's
lighthouse will bo laken down to tbs leYot Ut
h|gl,'watcr; hut, says tho Times, "hls nat,o will
stu reil'ain i'npcrIshably connected with thu
Eddystonc."
, 1879-07-08
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1870.

Tho people OF Chicago aro soon to bo
chilled upon through THAR representatives in
tho Common Council whether 1t il desirable
10 Introduce tia rlevatcd railway system in
thia city. Applications for franchises wero
leas evening received by tho Council from
threo different companies, proposing, re-
ercctirely, to construct lines, in lhe South,
West, ard North Divisions.
, 1879-07-08


Ha Wiz pam AMI tin1luity tIiaf We Vohttlro
lro" ''o,o 10 Lime 10 correct our esteemed Eastr
Ut" coote'hporaf'cs. uat really they Will, by
.'tls "a"t"ai 'oaeeoraey' lofee LUG anpleasant
luHh upon ~ Wy do not tnlnd tue fefata
hpcaAn's Oh Hscott " ans' t'ie " hscott stakes"
.ao"s" e'"t IL nut eanet'Y r'Rht TO IT." Wo
ao not mue'. h'''a tna Mrasa putting Tor the
msa"'.,E u hn ealtoe'a' artlelo "Ext
,ne nooapaftcs - perhaps TIC honnpartea
',as Ro"e@or "ent' hHncf!o fhc Mar-
1'lhl ~ o"'caeo u'o not Know that 'lis
nm"e was "HtLnnuf, ma the French
st"'stes ot "ar' sten' LIE AhEstEY' d!d not
nho" l''at a's feal ,mne was "HRlstsf -; the
G'"peroF o' austria has labofed unt'cF ihe I'M
ptess'on tha. no eclepTateu Ills e'i'or ahel not
nle so'uea "eoaole LUIS summer, Aftt tint
u'c ast'et taat snperintandea tic great pro"
cess'on WIS HlaKA"f anu mol MAhkEHf'; but
1,,eY were ali WTong' wo Know, bceausc tho
'b'olc-"o mean the sprinEllold Htpu5!lea"-tells
us SO. we hse not much sarprlset That the
nrooR'yn ha0e Fioa'd Rav thai "tho ch'cf of
oAEe III IArIs III UE+eH IuHGs't WItn III point
, 1879-07-08

Mt. IIENtr t. lsowaN'a Fourth of july cete-
Grat!ul a. Woodstock this year was chiefly re-
marxabls for thlrl.teFm speech made by
bishop GILBERT HAVEN, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church l'istop HAyax. Il will be
remembered, WA formerly editor Of ZtpAis
, 1879-07-08

coIuHRG O1 tuo HltFef WQuRFH, anu 1!nRlilk
them Legal tonder, was, therefore, if tllcro
were my party responsibility III tho mNtter,
na fully Republican measure ns It was
Democratic. Tile aotlon Of tho Republicans
on the question was especially emphasized
by thoir ovorru1ing tho veto Of Tie Rcpub-
1icnn Prestdent.
Tho fact Is, that bill wns demanded by the
universal sentiment Of tho whole raorto ont
Ridc OF tho small faction interested in gold,
and focalctl III tho Eastorn Statcs. Tho pop-
ular feeling then existing in favor of tho
restoration Of Bilscr coinngo e1ista just m
generally to-day; In faot thousands arc III
favor Of tile silver policy to~lay who worc
afraitl two yoars ngo TINT specie resumption
might DO embarrassed by 1t, hut who now
clearly understand TINT tho restoration of
silver alone ma.lo tic resumption possible Of
naintouance. Tho silver coinage lo-day is
tue very anchor that hollis tie National cred
1t. In assailing tho, silver policy, therefore,
Mr. CHANDLER is simply deuouncing tho ne-
publicnns in and ont Of Congress who fairly
represented Tho sentiments Of their constitu.
cnts and Of tho people generally Of nit par
ties.
NOR IL alr' CHANDLER any more fortunate
III hts con'Mon's on Inc s'isef question: Ills
wholo statement IL Succession OF i"lsahoods
80 gross n8 10 oe "ho'1y 'no1eraaote' s'hoe
january inst t''ofo mas boen no money IN Ctr
culaf,on IN this country that has been dc1ro.
c'ated; tho gold, silver, and paper 1,avo had
inc Same sal''es Aaso oeen ekchangeaplo, anu
each mas ocon Hoso 10 purchase rs mnch M
toe olhof' Ine1o aas oeen no n1"n compelled
10 pay OUT s'1Eef ao'lafa ior s' cents; tliero
n@s never pocn n day wfion tho a'lV'r dollar
Ut 'no Iaper aollor wo"'a f'ot i''sch.sa rs
,h"ch OF anyth'hs as the eoll .''ll:s. htre
mas mover neeh day wien tho gold .Ag'o
wo"a pufchaao my more al1Vor do'''rs
than woa'o paper aol'afs or gola
ool1afs' anu mover q aay when the holder
OF Rl''er do1lars mas ooen compelled
10 Pny the s4lRHest premium Tor goid.
Ing american a'l7or COLLAR passes rs current
anu VIII rarehaso rs n'l'eh III Europe ~ VIII
THO eola '.ol'as. Ihoro IL not a labor1ug man
or any other maa IN oil Tho United statos,
'he''alhg petFo't anu tho staso OF Alich'gan.
WIZ HAS e'er 4ost oho eent oy tno coinaeo OF
sl1SeF aollara' "hen ho naao 'nia ssate-
.,'ens IN 'l'o ae"ate' ~nen no asaorteu 'nas
1ao 4aoos o1 th's country ioAS *ISotoou,"oo
, 1879-07-08

W1tltn Stacking Park.
Lake shnrc, font Of Washington street. Champion.
ah'p gnrnn hctween the 1!oston nnl Chicago Clubs
At 1::n 2. m.
, 1879-07-08

in view of this possibility. In fact, VIC think
1t would be jnst like pARxR to ruin tho T'nnk
Of England for tho bonof& Of tho direct de-
secndants of JonN 1IYpE, 10 In go worry OIL
thn"iaatto md determined IN tho aifoir.
There may be hitch, however. Tint High
Court Of ohancory has disappointed several
very enthuatastio mon in It's dny. Mr.. pAnKE
Should keep In mind DtoRzxa' celebrated
ca,so OF Ja radycd aud Jarn,iyca Of whicl,
lo said:
''1nnumssahlo children tiAve becn hnrn into tic
cause; lnnnnlerab1e yuung pcaplo hays married.
into 1T inlnmetahlo old pcop1o havc died ottt Of It,
scorcs Of nconlc have dellrionsly found lcnte1vr.
made parsios, In jarnaRet ami Jjarndvce without
knowing how or why; wl,oto falaItlca hnvu In.
horttcd Legendary hasrets with Tho RuIt llo litto
plnntiG or acfcn1unE WIN was promised u nico
rock!ng-horsc when Tarndyce and JarAiEce .hould
be scitlcl, has grown Mp pusscssea hln,se1f os \
Fra' 'orFc, anl tsotled AWAY nto tho nlher wor,d.
Fnir wnrls Of courts havo fadcl Into mothers nni
grandnotAcrs; long procession of Chnncalfnra llns
como in ard gone out; tho tceon Of bills in tho
nn't hnyo boon Transformed int1 nicrc bills OF
'noTtallty there nrc not three JAvDfcEs left upun
tlc earth, rcrhnps. stnoo ull Tint IAnNpycE III
tscspsir blow Ills bralns ont at cor1oo.house In
Chahccry lane. Dut ydrfdYrs aud J0rH,ivcs still
drags tts srcary length befoso tho courts pcrcuun.
u hopctcss..
We do not wish to danlron tho ardor Of
Mr. PAnKE. but We uannot rofrain from
warning him that tho HEpE case might " go
over sonac foggy morning on mora tacl,-
nlcaltty aud mt coma up again for forty or
fifty yoarH. Wa comn,oud A1r. II. q. p..nKE,
OF Now York, No. 80 Front street, nua his
clients, tho hoirs IN dtroot llno Of .Jot1N
HYDE, to tho tender compassion Of tho Lord
High Chancellor of England sitting In ],s
High Court of Ohanoury.
, 1879-07-08

fTn~1c, N Thentrc.
r,rthtrh stsrrt. f"t..rn t'tnrs ami i,raAlle. En-.
GaRement Of Emer1on's Mcaatherlnn Mtnstscla
, 1879-07-08

Hnru11n's ThOnfrc.
f1ark strret, HrEf.Ite The Cnnrt-tIonsa Engage
ment Of Holmes Grover. Jr. "Tllu Fat4, I}oud''
, 1879-07-08

a1cvtckrr'8 Tttrntre.
tfsdftou ttfcet, between Dearborn nnd State. nEn
HtGcd."
, 1879-07-08

rnosutat7 ~ 4ho ,no~sN,n ~ &t,,,,.,r,1a r.f
l,rnvo man. thoun ,,ncr,do xxi11 ,,ot In In,
,,,,,,, l., ;u1.,. a.. 1..,.;. H.. a,.,t
s'''e'' ~ i""ot 80 @'"s apo@t'no 'lo" ~ oioo'-
ing OoMocratlo ticket IN the lace OF It's
rehsanrtion Nor will the minority OF tho
Ohio neo,1o nurrovo tho .,ronoaition la ropenl
H., N.,;a,.i r,.,. an, H.,
'Ao ''" 's"', o'.A's y" ..e
B1ouaa tnhs toey hso IN slol0tloh OF TUG
doctrine Of Statc-eoveroignty or for my
other ronson. Ohio'e or,,sriencn with the
t,oc+,o,, 1,,r. :. .h.t ,,,.,, -. ,1..,,.,,1 AL
, ~ ~"
'1soa W ptoloot Con8fess1olaA elections from
frand, And to punish the villains Wllu po1fnto
tho bnliot-boy. Tim jntoflirence of tho Ohio
.,oo,,1o .,3 ,h,,x ;1.u,x, - ~.,;.,t.;.> H..
AuI %'''' "os'1' - .'''''A'.'n ''o
e'ee1'" 7sa.e'i "ah FfoHPt tloh' W eoh.
tribute NY tho ttofoht OF EWING to the dolcht
ot t1.o Democratic effort to remove all
res,raint ara;nat froui1 ami v;o1anca at tla
f,o,.-..a;a,,.t ,,.......
"o.'h' M 'ess'oAH' 'te"l'onS'
iho democrats arc oodeAVor1ng 10 HthKo
point Of Con. EwrNu'e career in the Union
army. As II nnttor of faot. this nart Of hia
history Is calculated to do lin, moro injury
than service fu his own norty. Tho Do,no-
crals Of tho VA1rASptouAM Hohool will
l,artlly forgive hts " Order No. t." which was
ns follows:
ror,rnAt onp.u. 10. 4,
"HrApqrAnrrns DISTINCT or TIM noRnrn,
kAssaa cir' Mo-. July T. 1sea-aenetal Orders
;,',;a @ -. M Dists'c. o, Nansas' voo - an@ pro.
or otLcrs Of tbe now.paner. kntwn y, fuara.jon.
the Chicago Times, Tho t'r;as. tho Cincinnati
Enquirer, and tho Now York l'or'd; aud General
o.aets .', 49, - D3tnct o' Maasas; jug !t iso'',
n,t,,,cry n forward ~ H., a%s,, ~ Artillery nj
, 1879-07-08

11nver1y'n Tlirtiirs..
nrarhnrn sirrrf. rnt11er nf NtDnsoe. EnrsErmrni
ot thc Chicago Church Choir Company. All. II. &.
fiaa!orc."
, 1879-07-08

Tie Vtckahurg iftrsdI has come out With an
entirely now tress.-a a!eh ut PROSPERITY tlIat
Northern pGoplc WHO havo watehed IT, course
will l,o pla,l to see. Thu Herald is National
newspaper, Thoroughly deyoted to the IT.
forests OF its state all county, It has still suNsu
elIaugh to that thoss interests arc bound IN
IN thu wc|faro Of thu ualinu at large. WeIuotu
from It's platform ANNOUNCED IN q recent nulu-
ber;
Tho Herald believes the question ut stata.Sav-
cFelGnty VIVA forever sstllra ny The War, AMI that
late, mud lniura the South. II htlieyct pur wIsa
syttoui Of Representation III tan.suEh " 4tl umn!s
gnatpntee AEainst any aNcfBAchtnent VI EuGcn,t
Powef, an that tal1 h0ai}l A4IOutu cu!tIyAtp tjte
most friendly sr1Assoas with the National tioyern-
ment. The Nesalu viii tOrsyur ct,n,hat
Nasth or Tho North TO Tho kuuth. II kuows tiiat
the tntcrexts Of Tho Stussa 1T Iha Southwest a1u
mosv Identified With thnst Of the Northwest lhutl
t!ey arc with TUG tntcresla Of thu S1uth Atlantic
Slater. and It VIII nppgss sentimental e,uHaina.
tuM with states That always vole neAnst tho MA.
tcrIaI wetfaEe Of thfs portion of thu Un,on.
Those aru wise alu u,anly yloxJ. II the
Southern people geucru1ly eau be taught to
uaapt tllcl', Tie prosperity Ut lhat portIon VI the
country will very soon be restercA
I4atu files Of the English papers bring new
batch Ut articles about tho ptlurc Imperial. Tho
1i,.e1 comments oll tho Dlkc Of CanlbElEc'a
explanation in ihe House Ut Lords, ul1,I says
tllas II practically rel!eyus tic tioyernNcut of
oil bianu. Thr prtncos military services hay
ig Lten declined. a,iu his presence IL Tie field
, 1879-07-08

The New York Express had 4 callstic editorial
on tho departure of Mr. CHARLES a. DANA fur
Europe, which tho Sun copied In a. mutated
shape. Afr. DANA, II he haI heen at hnme
would not have sanctioned the rxclstpns that wpro
made. lie would either tsayo taken the wtoo
passage or left 1t oil nlonc. III order Tint tho
many readers of tho Sun who also takt TIM
TRIBUNE may know Just what the Eruas said
We copy tho passage IN full:
Thu dis'!p'Sa!ahad 1'L editor wss surrounded by
some Of "lhe best lMcn 4nh women Of New
York, MI CONS to 10 bid hIn, farewell! and wish
him ptosnsrona voyage. Tic BARTLETT family
stuoa nnmvron.y and promlacnoasiy around. ana
prolnincnt of atl lowered tho '!vurcs OF aAavKL..
IiLnKH and uEunuE the EuuSr JuASNEs. waiIe
AyoS,a. irhe appos,tuness Of ta!s eminent I sro
was remarkable. T1Lpus thu CUUsr JaAN*Ea Ut
s na*1 II ~ raaoScst q a
NY, sSect sentmrnta!ity, ZIG AyoStA Of she pte's
Tnesnccae.e sas o',s that would Aass drawn tears
ut ulHIlration ffunt Conoy Ia!and clani.
Mr. DANA may mot l'ltr to ho called tic
"Aynsla Of thu prssa"; but. then, 1t IL atso
truu thut AyuaIA aud tlln Couar JOANNA Will
not llku II any better. TAs edltor should 70.
gard their iaceratcd feolinEs moru thai, his owi.
Tile New York Pubic thinks better times arc
ut ha1nl beca1iae younger men are co,nlug to tho
trout md n,4lttulyi,. In tho markets, u,nl thu
young ara proyurblailv ycnturesoua. 1t Is ro-
1,arkuhlo tint t!e l'aH .Nalt Gazttts Of Jnno 90
s!louta have expressed nearly tho sa,l,a idea
With reference to politics. The Ga:sits SAYS;
Fey 'ncn clansa thoir pplltics aud vcry few thelr
tcll.ol. Int tlIsn ihu young afp constantly con-
ing IN, iaklas their oplnton. stum thousand nu.
aasrtIalnaeo inanencs.. l,.tcniax to teachuta
Witch to thrIe fathnrs seon, rrpul.yo, and perlna
cnnscloa1y nt uncanuclosly febelllnR for tho saks
Of nrr1 rebellion. AEaiN1t the authority or dogma.
fiktl n nnll ANn nj
, 1879-07-08

TMR CHtoA1o TEtnrxK las established branch Offices
for thc receipt OF subsc, pttons advertisements
t1l!nwk:
NEW YOIlE-Eoom 70 Tribune Building. F. r, Nc.
FArrfN, Manager.
rAis1s. France-No. l8 1,uc do IL Orange. .Dateert.
II. atAnLxr. Agent.
LOHhi,N EhE.-Anrrtczn Exchange, Aio Strand.
M1knr r. t:1L1,a. AYcnt.
WASHINGTON y. C.-1aln street.
, 1879-07-08

President Ehtor, Of Harvard, llas brought
whole llorncta' nest nbout bis cnrs by an IN
cautious expression III bis atl,1fsss to the grad
uatlng c1ass Of Smith ,Fenalcs College, Thu
President eafl that coe.iueatton anti tl,a higher
education. III wo'null wurc III yet experiments.
a. writer an tic Boston Adrefttser remarks un
this:
Nut IN dwell upon thc appropriateness of tnicct-
tfv Thu commencement UcsasiIN hf w0tnanH call
1r4c IL give nttcrAHcs. IN ttfa Hh1nt1y 4r,lt,eHt:
not 70 1nratlon fhe grac"'aime** nf tls 0ratnr. t
vttGtl by women ht tho HtHht III women, WIlu NIL
dfesacs then, IN terhs wIereta llo radical Iaci Ut
rcapcCt fur their n,ental CAlIrc IL scarcely con-
lar hopefn1ncts AMI helntulncss U: telling The eirl
graduates II tller farsa Tint tho exnar(ment Of.
ctlmcatng ynu,H wnucn IN Atpatafe cnIlcgek," for
such ami suc reAs0is. - s tnorv 1Uly to lcatl to
conclusive rusults whether IL succeed 0r .fH'f".:
MHt to picture tpD clearly tho mental Ecrot nf tbs
Of intellectual hsowbcatinv u when no croatcl
hclnE II ~ senrlIse III MI unlb!tlDas girl, nnt 10
1nsur IN These points prrtlnps thu nlnst va auablu
instruction to hu druWt frnn FfGsllunt EttOTH
atlarcsa wis lis adnptHbilny, nne III an uncnh-
scotls sarcssr1. to that alder sex which .1
of whuse youthful opinion l,o h selected to guile.
Then thc'writer PROCEEDS TO rcmarl. that Tho
higher education Of vohng men In this country
Is as yet an cxnerltncnt; taat ut almost nEl
colleges, arl Mt Harvard in particular, there fs
Il nsoral influence, or rathcr want Of influence,
which makcs then, bc "habltualty Stunned by
certain classes of thoughtful parents" 1t Will
probably bo n long time beforo President ElIo7
addresses fesnnle college ngain.