New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
GENERAL NOTES.

Skrmi,hing has been resumed ut -. Jamcss
Church, Hatcham. a fortnight ago the new Nic' aud
the churghwardens met IN the church ABOUT btlt ~
honr before the morning service. On seeing gilt cross
and two cande,tcks with candles on the communion
table Mr.. saunders the parish!oners chUco"afdsh
removed them and placed them IN the vestry lie sald
he ald Tins because he ornaments were Illegal and ne
was anxious there should net he any cause for the
continuance of disturbances amongst the ugregat0n
Upon tns the vicar declared that there would not De
any service and all left the church. A crowd had col
eced al the west door, and on coming ouf or church
the wear informed Mr. Saunders that he should atteLa
in the afternoon but IL the articles were not restored
there would acau be no service. lady in the crowd
cried out cttcr have service II there cannot be- one
without candlcsticks" The clergyman with bis nag
then walked away. In aOo1t half an hour the following
notice was posted the west door: There WI. De 10
service TINS morning in consequence OF the interference
~ Cburrnwar,an Saunders Eycning service - 3 r.
II II can be neld without morsta'iOr' BY TINS Time
the crowd had considerably increased Inc noure hau
scarcely been mp a minute or two "hen y Ma , ,"l1
down Mr. Saunders addressing the people. INFORMED
OF what he had done ana or the drt"rulhdlon -,
mold no service The crowd expressed us approval 81
me ncton OF the churchwurcu BY loud ceer aud then
dsnprscd. There Stll Larger LunOtr "l persons
rrIsont nt 2 O'Clock bnl Mr saunder. iutorm, tnrm
thsf the Grass ana ctndesck had nor been replaced.
and that the wear had declined To hold a service.
"FootprInts of the Red Man in the Nauga-
tuck Valley D., The fancu te OF serr, OF Lectures
which Ia. Rev. Dr. Joseph Anderson Is delivering N
Irving Hail. Waterbury, Conn The first lecture Iedtrd
TO Indian Land tics and transfers in that valley, tho
most interesting brought out by his exhaustive r
searches benz this: Notwithstanding all the sent
nent and rhetoric about he OF tho red man. ana
ms ben robbed of bis home BY the whites pretty nneh
All the Land was not only bought and paid for Dui IS
The records show bought aud paid for two or ihr'e
times over he shows oOncusiyely tlat the aboriginal
ownership Of the valley was divided among three que
distinct tribes and tnat The claims ot these tribes were
a Inv he ,Ctf
oud he interesting TO consider the nature OF ;his prm'
live proprictornp, for n has decided hearings upon
the great modern question Of th" origin 81 properly
and the significance of that institution IA the history o
c,1lization n was said by Sir Edmund Audross tha'
Indian deeds were mo better than the scratch Of
bears paw: aud there are those at nc presrnt dy
who would deny that the aboriginal ownership Of the
.o was Of any account whatever. Because Their syT
fem WAS a kind 0f communism, their rights amount 70
not hing IN the eyes of ines" modern thinkers ihechg
sell er, however either from seHSe OF Justice w |
oi regard to rxIedcnc,, made u rule To eNtnEln
the niles Of tho natives ny actual iGchhse Anu VIZ
one considers Lac value Of money al tndt cav tiI Gn
proved condition or the Lands, ana Tue arI ihdllus
most all eases TIE grdutors reserved elhtr IaIgt sV
where "A, before the sale, one eau hardly say th
the Indians were unfairly dealt with
Professor VIM. VI. Browne, of the unYer
sty Of Georgia, has prepared long reply 10 co''1
comments Of The Examiner md C"0HcieapoH the eA"H'
inatlon papers aud textbooks Of tina, institution o"'
"Sn0w how the fact that the Constitution Was 81
n,,tied Ia the Legs aturr OF the several states ha "
LEGISLATURES might provide for its submission 70
yention. OF the people or the several states proves VS.
ahsnlutc sovereignty was thereby recognized rs iV''
with the people OF each State respectively ana po W."
the people of all the states rs one mass. Inc r'O'
remarks: " cannot change tho facts MI NAdlsou
ou,l ua,antou and many others " ho desired '"'
,vcr,,n,pt accepted the situation At the time' @'
,,Isr tbry llted II or not declared repeatedly 'n''
the Government established by the Constitution "''
..nt,av Federal 4c.nnot make il anything else sp
a. 1 am oohged 10 teach. Aud 40 THIS "l'uo"'
reference 10 tie larc var It's causes of re'"'S' -
cannot see how the late war can BE- sad TO ha'o
rho fundamental law, or changed the character a.
Government l consider the great WORKS " II,
.t,ph.ns and Mr. Calhoun onI!neuty aDIe' Pe''
truthful and critically accurate eNpositlo'so' ""
,pr,i,, and therefore II Is thar have adOpteu
-, ,"k. ~, my department" II II not hoN,,t.
tlr +, I.valSu" Of Mr. Ca'houns NIltIne, tnable.
IN tlus southern college thai j. 80 oiJec @ vas
r. The ,,lhhcaiion doelinc. II that qirstyhu he
t tI,d %, the logic OF ctrnts. BY the issue o Pro-
no' MIN VS. ,Silrd rs the civil Is ihe IN
t's nr trnch,ng the young men IN his c'Ss- % oes.
NAM Calnounl,m and disloyaltyi Ihat Is '"' ~
ton. ,ep-
Dean Stanley Ia the course OF recent -sas
unn 10 children M Wcs' minister Abbey, tod H",.n
story Of au Edinburgh street arab Two S'" '"l ,,.
,,e st,nding at me door OF hotel one very COW 20
vncn nttc BOY with ;hIn blue fscc. his feet "'i'
rcd with the cold ant with nothing 10 cover h'' '
buodl. Of rags came and said: PLEASE. sir o'" ~,
matches" NO don't want any" the genuem'n a.
but they are only penny a box, the poo' 49,
low pleaded. " Yes, out you SOC We dont WAN 40,
tho gentleman said again Then WI" &c - %,
boxes tor penny" the boy said NJ last al" '' 81
rid OF him. the gentleman who tells t"' s''i' 50 "A
bou,ht A box; but tbed | found had no eh'"~"