New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
GENERIL NOTES.

For more than n fortnight the tiny white
nell. Of the sroy5rop have been eWusiuz IN Le Wild
March weather. aud yesterday morning the h"e Se9
>eoid OF Auboco3um and crucns were brayely bursting
through the snow The larger Holland bulbs are oIoW-
ing hard n er these hlr pioneers Of the great h'rdl
pr1re~-Iu. and 1t looks now ds il the blueUGi' we're
not too raeAly ve4ue,"m, %neh theg aialt ~ IN ~ 'n'
latitude schedule time. SpilhS mas '"'c Io H''s'
"If n republic is established in Ger
many" These words spoken by Herr Lebknecht the
Ultra Socialist the RcichSag, created such an uor
that q speaker could not 60 on Ims iliue panc was
mart of the great which prevails IN Berlln l. ItT
Licbuecht aud his political friends want to be GeArd
they should cal OF the cowardly dogs Who are Sehu'S
tnreaienug letters TO the Emperor and to Prince bi'.
m,rck The way to reform il not through scenes Of
murder. An internal machine is about tie worst ser
want wLiGh tnr Prnce kiliei how uurn nearer
1yIll he establishment OF 'rnan Republic hc I"eHi
An Albany minister, the Rev. John +.
C1vner cout, nds that tine recent walking matches
maj nave occupied the thoughts o. nearly TINS "hOe
Nation for the past fortn ght the American people a''
nit upon new barbarsin rather an old DarD'Tl'm
resIrrorted with the stencil OF centuries ON H. "hat
dedication o. muscle!" he eXc'alms. "Whtt degrada-
non OF mind in actors aud audencel what prostitution
of tiuel What wanton waste OF praise What sense
less use Of invectve What prOhtless empo' ment OF
Iponevl All in the interest OF muscle. Ho" tar are
shameful exhibitions removed rom .A' an'sni n,'
shows in verdict as 10 the relative dsccHudLcJ OF
mind and muscle T.
Tongues are in motion in and about Platte
WILLIE up tie Hudson. There was 10 have been we'd
ding last Wednesday. The bride was young lady who
had been a school teacher, and the bridegroom was
voun, man residing N Kingston. The couple had made
rranrcn,ents to be married he Reformed Church oN
that evening after prayer meeting Friends ol 'he Dr"o
trimmed the churcn handsomely spending two OF three
days on these arrangements. The evening came ana
the church was filed with expectant thIonS They
waited aud waited, until halfpast 10. and stu tnere
WAS no bridal party. The reverend gentleman walked
nm and down and discussed the situation Will the CON
,,rc,,fion IN. bridal PARTY have driven over
from Kingston, u sister ot the bride aud Sehllenan
Yrty AZ IL o'clock they had not returned so the con-
rcgaion dispersed 10 their homes ana me cAuIea "a'
Closed The village is now given over 10 NE Eos'ipo'
Professor Swing, in the course Of an article
in the Adrance REMARKS scnten,lous.y that while 10
machine has yet been invented for picking a goose"
sharing a sheep the arrangements for plucklng poor
man are tolerably complete. within the last Twelve
months it is say, that the simplicity oil the poor
people that have lived among the Caiylnists az
Glasgow aud among the Catholics OF Chclhhau' anu
among the enlightened Pagans OF Chicago has cost
tbem Mt least S25 100000. This is a large sum 10
have been taken from fathers and mothers aud children
ho needed every cent OF 1t along with la" fu Interest,"
Tho Professor does not deal with the question oi gum
oetyeen banker and bishop. He only CONTENDS 'ha'
GREAT change must be wrought III the money haDs Vi
moor people They ding aside their simplicity anu
creduIty an quit trusting their savings to man or
little ring OF To hand money over TO Dl'noPOf
saviucs bank is simplya childish thing Ihe Hcn eau
T,rd to take such risks but ne poor cannot There
are only two secure investments for the poor manLuo
Iand and the Government. There are th"nsahu sr
which man of much surplus money may 'dhe' pu. ,,Va
a h"rtworrug Irshman or German there are Oul W. H
land and Government bond, and OF thess ,t ,Wo %
land ia tne better. Had the Catholics OF Cincluud d
made Archbishop Purcell their spirtuai iate, ,ta
made the lands or bonds their financial lilenu o TSe
,~"u1 have TO day happy priest and happy Pope. tnW W
Pro ssnr thinks that St Peter may v, been IOoA VI
rosprl truth but he was not bank ydilt'