The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-07-01
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Inc Chancellor OF the German Empire IA nm.
quesnonaoly the most astute politician o, our
m But he differs in one important partIouIa,
from tne current type Of the European diplomat
lst' Ihe Metternichs, Gortschakofs, Beusts 81 ID
omae genus, with all their imitators, big and little
look ON diplomacy as a sort of leReTdemain or
perhaps we should better say, as a game of cards
Where the player must under no Circumstance
show his hand" The diplomat must use Ian.
guage to conceal his thoughts, and he must neye,
commit himself to anything. But Prince Bis
marck has repeatedly proclaimed his purposes
IN advance with the greatest candor. AS for his
IelIoW diplomatists Of other governments thew
nave never yet grown accustomed to the great
Councillors %frankness, and still persist In read.
ing only between the lines Of his manifestoes.
Inc reader who is curious TO obtain an inside
view OF Prince Bismarck's character as the genius
OF statecraft, will find much to interest him in
d paper contributed to the North american Re,ietD
Lor July, Dy the great Chsncellor's Boswell, Moritz
BUSCH entitled sma as a Friend OF America
and as a Statesman" Other articles In the same
number OF the Review are Canada and the
United States" by Prof. Goodwin Smith, 1.-THE
EXODUS OF Israel, by President s. G. Bartlett-s
defense Of the Pentateuchsl account in the light
ofmodern research; The English House of Lords
oy J. e. Thorold Rogers, NJ. P "The Ethics ofsexp
by miss M. A. Hardaker,-a calm, philosophical
study Of the woman question; 1.-THE Panama
canal" by Count de Lesseps, and "PrCalgaey in
fiction" by A, K. Flske.
APPLEToN's JOURNALS published monthly at Or
cents per number, or $500 per annum. bv D
Appleton q Co., l, 5, Bond street, New York.
Appleton's Journal for July gives the second
and final part Of Churbuliez's brilliant novelette,,
herr DrommePs Inconsistencies" and the con.
cluslon OF Appleton MOrgan's "shakesperean
MYTH" In which there is an examination of the
several theories current as to the authorship of the
ehacKesperean plays, and some emlnently graph
pictures OF the period and the life therein.
Nothlhg more readable has recently appeared In
literature, and 1t is impossible not to be greatly
interested In Mr.. Morgan's arguments, and in the
lacts which he brings forward as inconsistent with
the commonly accepted belief that the remarka.
Die plays which bear Shakespeare's name were
really written by him. A notable paper is an ex.
tract nom adVanoelsheets OF Kossuth's Memories
OF my Exile" now on the eve Of publication, re.
latng to an interview between the Hungarian
patriot and Louis Napoleon, There are a replv
by Mr., G. Il. Rockwell to Judge Morgan's recent
assault on the suez Canal Company, an article by
Stanley on "The Variations OF the Roman
a paper by James Jackson Jaryes on
Modern Italian Picturesque SCULPTURE: and a
plea In behalf Of women by Mrs. Oliphant.
paper called "An Adventures of the Eighteenth
is full Of strange facts and remarkable
adventures Then there are a partially humorous
Flea for Musicians" an essay on the "Dramatis
DnFgnDm NJ GnapJsb Coo.oauIy .s-
Charming Centennial Literature and Professor
"~Preadamites," and finally the ED
TORS Iaole'" The contents OF the number are
'aried and valuable.
btac"0op@S Magazine for June, 1880, has been re.
by the Leonard Scott Publishing 10 Al
Barclay Street, New York. The principal contents
.re
DR.. Worries School. Part II,
The Reconstruction of Sheepfolds,
The University of the Prairies,
Suicide.
Fishing and Fishing Literature.
The ex-Ameer Yakub Khan: from the Note. Book
f a stafEOficer.
Bush'llfe In Queensland, Part VII, ,
Or the serials there is but little to be said; They
up about an even amount of interest from }
lonth to month. Bush,liie is more social than usual I
Inc Reconstruction of SheepfOlds' contains some 6
urious suggestions for the redistribution of dioceses I
'hich Shall be better adapted to the wants of the
me-" The author disclaims any levlty of motiye,
4 writing the article, l
The next article gives an account of the State Uni. !
erslty OF Manitoba, established in 1877 by the incor. |
Grafton Of three colleges already existing there. l
Then comes a history OF the rise and progress of
llcide, with many statistics. ,
Fishing" Is the pleasantest article In this number, .
Iking one right to the homes of salmon and trou' .
nd referring to the writings Of Christopher North d
crope, C%olquoun, and Henderson. e
The staff Officer tells of the ex-Amlr's connection II
18th the outrage on the British Embassy; why he a
etc. T
There are also two political essays, one relating to =
present ministry, the other to the future. a
The periodicals reprinted by The Leonard "
'ott Publishing Co. al Barclay street, N. Y r.
as follows; The London QUARTERLY Edtnburgh -
eStmtnster and British Quarterly Revte,Os, and =,
,GcEwo0dS Magazine, Price, 81 a year for anv !"
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lid by the Publishers. 80