, 1880-12-04

GcnSon shoa! !r9w a|st'as.'"9g g bsiwssm tSd ;!ss
bel" Is rather i'fi ;,iu', t. a'isEStn' nf'na from,
bosk ot ts kin 1e ST ". u Grn ~ fi,S %tl 9cn. no
etal characicr ot these lively "NGmti,stt
Se". Tayor he lsf fsers to 81. Wcbsisrs d[s:
wHo,nl, H,sl not asstst III tho cae!ra'g1,. llc tlid
eses e'sn tsf sSes s s~'sss nsastioa s also US as
tho t specclt as cum"atpn document, # wns
necessary 10 lnnke some eyc,stnl's, ni nlf.
retiatons stG. wifh sir. Webster betore tiio 81
fecttonaly parts were omitted. Mr. cong-
don anticipates denial that a',y A1lgl, osss,, ;,
Contradiction !" Of the paragraph. ile ny
prnrs tn attach undue Importance TO y.
There Is notMnE i''aMa; ;, t Of nSoh " tnw Scr ri
riadu ] WI l!aye ii(.ie inilnel,ce o thG {1u!g.
nei,t ALREADY prol,onncttE on iiatl,ei Wenster.
OF HfS. SaMMer--wl't',a he docs nat n&{eas !sss:
never vas man wyon Ml.on, the hoEtess 1t
party snt 80 lnnar'y. Iia bcgan i1y bo!ttnE;
f1e went OH lplting; rs a. botter lle eit!cd.,'
sew9ra e, xIi1 h. rays Just tribute OIL a'''
Atr. Congion llns something to say nhout
the siagc,-al tiesu nu fellows pntrunlzei
ts sa.re s tdty tfy ;sats TIL aEs nt at Ill., f. !"fX a.
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ciionRsy H Ript, It t,,o 81 sairaas,, and loxa,'as and
BelyItIerus of the luit century; saying Any
81 fH sosrss t il Is har.ter 10 wriEee up anil sown
tho bo9,ls Us Frelc!! co,,rtesIl,' ~ esIn' n nn 70 70
S'1ae sSat ,S11s' Tai;ent t a 1s BE- af Z f iady H IL
earnest, lulf wrIl IN In the text, l'aif llear!t,
halt appiati!rd, hill, everything; but II |
my be sr5tf 5 cSefss t. fGHsf r ts s sffU Usrss 9
tisaIs hnah neor s snSs; Il Sst,rs ha % oy % i*t le
more for ll nna e a beei H. f't!s her1atts l'are
1"ti",nsu peri"t,"a,ces @ 'S wsrS sladiaiorn OK
s }'ry$ i h. Ss"fs :S; s$; s$:
bnt remember no more. only wish that
/ had my dozen dollars sRfc again III NY
purse, tint might sl,unt them " buying olI
books, or In securing tickets for ulo next
Phlt,nrulnllic series"
Politics." 1loraec Greeley" a,ld many or or
taMSpaEstn liz Tea;(sr ay @ f"rM @ s own epno aken
for what II fs,-n culttctinl, Of bright news
PAPER articles by veteran newspaper Wrltcf
sn nn a a s5 1Ss taI x IF bo es o sfS Wor.y a
Of tWFnsR!.
Published by james r. Osgood s Co., Bos-
ton. Adyanca sheets.
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LITE AND WORK OF PROF. HENRY
u. SMITH.
Onr country llas produced fowscho1ars and
thinkers who could be compared with the
late Henry 3. Smith, D. H.. for innny ycnrs
Professor III tho Union Theological Scmt-
nary, New York. W0 lave Just received q
volume written by Mrs. Smith lit whfc! the
life md work of her nonnred husband nre
gracefully ami faithfully cot1lMlulnoratcd. II
is nj, octayo Of nearly 900 pagcs. The writer
molestly assumes only 10 be tho editor ol
this extremely Interesting memorial Of he' M
husband. few women con'a have prepa1eo
such hook with oil the materials that thai, wer.
in hand. 1t see'us tmposslble That mn,
e,,,, .,,,.,,a,t ,,"inn t,,,,ontoi, mn, mr.
smltll without pelg ,n't .t.s,ee.uay 1na .oa, ,los
In liza former pupils, of whom, there are man,
h,u',roJs ~ NJ IN +,a cn,,ntrv n,,J ntHcr ionts. i
huhule'is ~ !!'s s"aus a!.,t u."e. '.'u, n..,,,.
memorial of one who was esteemed ant
loved cornmcnsuraicly with tho knowedroo o
lila rnro attainmcnts aud beautiful character
Dr. Smith VIVA horn In ISIS, in tl,c city .
'sa s af:sas q " %ssstS!t IL
pniet,iai graiMfator ws ~ aHliya am asa
tiao, md Ills father, lienry SiMlll' Was . sSg
ctssful lnercllant Iii Pnrlla,M!;+ Ills EraMt,tl y
mother was sister Of lsuf'ts klllE. the y!
1omnt!st, n1Ml tho wife Of judge Rnhert South
Entc, OF Alassachusotts. Ills family wer
Gonnected with tho tlrst wife Hf Dr. !ly1ul
Beecher, VI; Lori, Of Dartmouth CnlifEe
anti many other men n1id wnilIen Of disstns
ton. u very carly l!io llcnry Hoynto
Smith afforded clear Indications OF lsnus,1
nlcntnl powers. lie entercu Bnwtt3in th,'
lego In his 18th yrnr. During his eo'tugtat
conrsS hc took, high rink .ss = sc'Inlar, e.
pcctA!Ey u the departments OF Mt!lta! l'li'l0s
ophy md MornI SclGtlce. II hi$ Scttior yen
he became Christian, al'tl ~ the same yen
he entered upon tl!e study Of Thrnlngi
which he prosecuted itl And0ser md ihuRp
Semf;inrtes ;, III lss' llc WHs Greek tutor !
Bowtl0lI E9lleEg. nna although attnr sHtleI
Ing from III health, h,llecoltEibuted, nj this earl
age, many articles to the Ei.gnz Ines, willis
ART still regnrttetl. as exceedingly valuable
I,>flis review Of Uphall's Philosophy, writ
ten nbora this time, l,e in!licate.! tho turn
iNg pollt iH lEs own philosophical RyatGi
by making the involuntary affections mil nj
eli ia II s,F .Irttt