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A WEEKS ExCHANaEs
showing the Condition OF the Busineas
OF the Country.

BosToY, November 7.-From the PoA:
The following table shows the total gross
exchanges for tweny-three leading cities
in the United States, twenty-five being for
the week ended November 9th, and one,
Louisville, forthe week ended November 3D.
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village Nearly nSstroyed by fire,

ThAprgBp, Pa, November VA fire at 5
o'clock 4. N. to-day In the village OF Four
Mile, l2 miles from here, destroyed seven
frame buildings, hotel, three stores and
three dwellings
The principal losers are Thomas book
and Az. Burr, 81 600 each; insurance $500
eaCh total loss, 5000.
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II4MNoSToS, Mn, November 1.-THE
liammonton House was burned yesterday.
a gliest from Newark Is missing. The
others barely escaped with their lives. The
women and children were lowered from
the windows by ropes. Loss $25, 900.
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CLEVELAND, November 7.-Ntrs. Garfield
has taken up her residence in the Burke
mansion OF Euclid ayenue, Her three
younger children will be pliCed in q pti.
yate SCHOOL III. Rudolph, her brother,
has been appointed administrator oi the
late President Gaffield's estate,
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SosE, CN., NovemberS. The Transit
tii.SIury was successfully observed At
nv sis,SA Observatory, Mount Hamilton, by
'SSs.t N" t'oyd, Professor Holden and MI.
R' The day was extremely One,
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charge Of his office. He will also act as
Postmaster General during James abb
sence.
The Massachusetts committee inyestigat-
ing the charges Of misconduct Of membeIs
Of the Ninth regiment on the recent visit
to Yorktown, visited the police headgnar-
ters to-day and closely questionedth the Lieu,
tenants oi police and thoroughly searched
the police record, but did not find single
charge OF misconduct against any members
Of the regiment during the stay in Wash
ington. The committee left this afternoon
for home.
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4 Keen Cut rom Lord I,ornc,

&nsc, November 7.-Iord t.orne left
England by the outgoing mail steamer.
answer 10 an address the Marquis,
5,yqllhg to Mr.. lAbouchere's reference IN
M london Truth 10 the Princess Louise,
NY She will, know, share my con.
NY N.Y. lor the endeavor made by some
~ sex must remain douWttll to turn
M, sIlallerc,l "a health into a weapon against
lWlhyinrible lnYnliY.n
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FREE TRADE AM TARIFF.

LONDON, November 7.-The Times, re-
plyingto the arguments OF free trtder
drawn from the progress Of trade in Ameri-
ca, prints long comparative statement
tending to show that the trade Of Great
Britain has increased even more wonder
fully; that the increase in American ex-
ports Is principally In articles sucllas
grain, for which America has natural ad-
vantages and to which she gives no pro-
lection. The Times estimates the money
and trade loss to America through the de-
cline in her shippingait 10000, 900 yearly,
and considers the Increased severity ot
American competition with European ag-
riCulture certain. The question us to
whether II Is wise to permit this depend
ence on single foreign country Is, II says,
one which may force itself on tile attention
OF public men,
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'.s"'n \ % VOC IL Wn.hlnrtor rerrllor,

-. WV III WNNHIhBIUn TtFFIIOFy
~, ,,V,,S,lNNp, OREGoS, November lin the
~, LlssI house Of the Washington Territory
~ ssaI0re the bil giving the right Of sui.
IN " Women has passed by q vote Of 10
~. ~ similar bill was defeated in the
1', Ss hoSse on the 2Bth ult. by a vote Of
@Io five, but II will come up In an.
shape and II ia Lelicyed Wilt basa
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vienna, November 7,-Ata meeting OF
tho Hungarian delegation the Minister Of
Foreign Affais, in replying to M interpel-
lation, stated that up to the present time
the question Of an interview between Eni-
peror Francis Joseph and the Czar Of Rus.
Bia had not been raised, but that II was not
beyond the range Of possibility that a meet
ing between them might take place. The
Minister also explained that King Hum
bert's journey to Vienna might be inferred
to mean that Italy recognized the adyan-
tages Of IN repproChement with Austria,
who, on her side, had nothing to ask or
fear from Italy,
Count Andrassy expressed himself satis-
fled with the explanation. He said that
particularly since the relation OF Austria 10
Germany was so firmly established lie had
no fear Of Irredenta agitation, which o.
most could only iniure Italy,
The GasCtLe publishes statement that
the reports Of the declarations on the for
elgn policy in the Hungarian delegation
contain important verbal errors affecting
the sense Of the governments statements
as the reporters admitted,
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BY tie Presidents
tIa d. BLAINn, Secretary oL State.

PRESIDENT ARTHUR AND MS INrhAtIONs'
The President expects 10 return here on
Thursday. A gentleman Just from New
YORK saws that he 70 resting. lie doing
iitlie, except 10 arrange for his residence IN
Washihelon through lho winter. he y
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
THE nav oEAN Of WESTMINSTER.
Pirnsll on Rents Criticism fths Tunl,Ian Can.
DaIEn-EuEll'A Free Trade Compared with
American PFOtsetlOa-GsASral For.
SIga News Notes OHIntSrS,t.

LONDON, November 7.-Rey, George
Granville Bradley, the new Dean Of West
minister, in his inaugural sermon at West
minister Abbey yesterday laid great stress
on the common inheritance in the Abbey
which the great Republic across the seas
might claim could they forget divided
counsels and unhappy memories, Ameri7
ca had twice this year he said, been drawn
to the mother country by common griels,
PARNRLL on RENT REDUCTIONS
Parnell was interviewed by two proni-
nent members OF the Home Rule League
Saturday, He said that recent judgments
ut Belfast agreed with his estimates that
rents in Ulster should be reduced to Crit
dths' valuation. He believed that the re-
dpctions in the South Of Ireland would not
be as large and consequently would not
satisfy the tenants rs any reduction OF
rents TO GTltiiths valuation would, because
the extent to which the land Is mort
gagged would deprive the landlords Of the
means Of living, and compel the Govern
ment to buy out or compensate,
Parnell admitted the possibility Of many
tenants settling directly with the landlords.
BISMARCK SUES FOR ISLANDER,
BERLIN, November u Bismarck has
brought action for slander against Won
Bunsen, SeCessionist, arising from a speech
Of Won Dunsen to his constituents.
FRENCH ARrAlRs,
PARIS, Nov. 7.-Tho Gambettist organ,
Il Paris, says the current rumors relative
to the composition Of the Cabinet are pre-
mature. On resumption OF the debate on
Tunisipn atIais to-day in the Chamber OF
Deputies, Naguet reproached the Goyeri-
meht for eonCealing ihetruth regarding the
expedition md disorganizing the army
rather than incur unp0pulariEy by resoft-
ing to partial mobilization on the eve Of
the elections, He declared that In Accord
anCe with Parliamentary tradition no
member Of the present Cabinet could take
office under the new Ministry. Lafour
Republican, n)severely criticized themilitafy
administration Of General Fare, the Min
lister, and particularly his neglect OF sani-
tary measures,
" 1,.,a
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Bushfod Birch, eighteen years q dlsbufs.
ing officer IN the Treasury Department,
died to-day In pittsheld, Mass, altot q long
illness,
Firsl Assistant Postmaster General Hat.
ton has returned from Iowa aud resumed
, 1881-02-21
GAVALXI.

"clv1l AND NEll0IoUs LIBERTY IN ITALY"
Tho Roy. Aiessantu 0ayaxzt, ono Ut tho
Commissioners OF tho rrt0 ltallan Church, de-
livcrct lecture IN FArwell Hull yesterday att.
cruuon npun "Clvil and Religious Liberty III
italy" The nu.l!enco was u very larRu our. INIT,
despite tho rather faulty utturat,eO Of the
speukur, enjoyed heartily tho vigorous and
ottun eloquent way In which hv trrutcA bis sub-
tcct, Tho lcctuirr. who was introduced by tho
itev. Pref. Flsko IN IL tuw vol -choson rcularks,
opeue.i by sAytny thAt twenty-two years axo
tho Gospel could not 10 pEcachDd IN my
pnrt Ut ltRly, una ten years Hgo II could not 10
pruuchcd IN Rome. Evon tEatchtants bcsonglux
u the lnightost 0ollntrius ut tho world haI 10
"a outside of tho city 10 worshlp. tho Pope not
permitting them to do 50 within itonU's bounds
rsrs. They were not allowed u possess ntolos.
III ID w eveI, seorotiy und to rcad shem prt-
vutely WIS II crIuo punishable with 1.-Two y0arB'
impris0nmunt.
The Italian people decided years ago to try
and ya!n thelr national Independence. Tho
country bclng divided ZIP Into several priuul-
paiiies II was ruled over by foreign desTots. lA
Rome, however, was tho WORT dcspot Ut, all
tho Pope. 1t was ~ the lntescsts Of these Tor
, 1881-02-21
,,os Swings Sermon on the
''' Beautiful and Religion.
exhaustive Discourse by Or.
' thomas on Preaching
Christ.
.,.,,or,o, Service by Tho Rev. j. u
Durl,oc In llonor Of y D.
&. Stlllwell.
o,r,szi's Lecture on Civil and Re
,ipious Liberty in Italy.

4 ID
1lit3 ,,.,.r,t 1,r,,u,oy-sEnMoN
us CoSSEcr',n,;Ss ,,;s ,,,,nr" SWIM.
,..,,,,,1 ~ vcstcr,,oy In the Contrai
ifet s"'ns u 1,,, r,nnu,f,,1 and l.elI9lou," Fo-
CnuTeb or s,,,.,n.
losing IL tho a,,,,, soo ,ho K,nr tr His beauty"
.Ihlne t2stjjt'. VII Il.
-lMs.'' '.. sun,,ny not long since wo Ind Tor
Ipon" rn.anr aTl,c Useful IN Chrtstianity";
nosn"s nluns ,n,r. recently lcssOn upon "Thc
INV IT, IN Our Common Religion" Let US
.' nn,c In n slpcriitinl manner tho bcatltl"
w. ,. ,to samo great uotnhln. II Is dNlcsl|t TO
t' N ahnt sh1 bcnuty .s It is Impossible, indeed.
s",s s,sa,o Il, 10 !l,,l its CAUSE or nin1ner. Let
toue"" ,osr Ic ,ert With tho special writer's upon
F'sa a,a, - md material phenomena. We Of cor-
neA.a' s1.!' .no,1 thIs: TINT among tho pleasures
tala, ,nr cn,oys tlpro Ia n sense Of tho Ocauti-
sSN' w. whv ,pnn enjoys anythinK-hls food, or bis
idL ""' lila ateeu or attachment to his frlanls
e''uA' sorno, stntc. W. can only n!lirM tho
0" ~, a at,ntInr fact VIC can affrfn, that
'hts tors st tba 1,rcso,,ep und action Of sonti-
sut ratlell tho beautiful. It Is not known
nea' srnot ouaI,ty In naiurc, Just
w. ouolty in things BeeiI or
s, sss ril wake up tho emotion and make hap
.na hcort that holds 1t. The obJoct Ia often
y v,.,,,re au from nuy analysis. Whht awakons this
ius ut.a, Il, n Indian may not rcycnl any charms
'.'s ~ shl,o ,nnu. mud what one white man 1nny
,,,,ah. In another fellow mostnl mny tlcolnro TO
,a%esttu,o Of TINT power OF producing pleas
~. mn nr,cr nil allowance hns been mndo for
.st,,tnna of objects nt,d plensurc we come to
A.sworoI Inv tint the human rnce hiLs tho
tao h..'.t,. r,r ,ho ,,eout,f.,l TINT tt hns for
tlne a apPJ. ,tr,n. md for knowledge, and love,
md fame. This 1ass!0h IA Hnlfcrs'e' lof tuo @"-
slnn ,rIbes,--ell nrn children Of decoration. They
, 1881-02-21

bccnmc no closely nlllCl Ia tho great struggle
for national ExlEtcrcc.
After some unsuccessful attempts It wna In |
1RlB TINT tho first real national movement for
1tGlinn Independence occurred, when tho ve-
tory Of tho MtlNnnso over tho AustrInu army,
after fight which lnse1 fve days, aroused tho
land. The neWs reached tpmc, and tho tnct~
urcr's friends came to him and asked him 10
help tho cnnse. \ pIaonrl was posted whloa
called tho pcuplo 10 tho Coliseum ut o'clock In
the afternoon. They nttondctt to tho number OF
about 45,t00 and aftor the lecturers spuach,
which was agninst the Austr!ans, 10o0 voiun-
tees declared their readiness to Ro forward md
hcln the Mllanosc. They started for Milan and
received tho blessing nf Pope Pits tho Ninth bo-
fnr0 fho!r 'lcpnrtNrc, but events RhnWed that It
dill not do then. ahy good. A nnrch If furty~
five days brought tlcn to tho end OF tho Teno-
tim prasincea. hr which ,i1ln :"s5,hD volunteers
bal gathered. Tho nttompt WIS not successful.
they ware bc,ttVn after many encounters.
itl 1910 Tho people nrpao nHain In d.frornt pnrtA
,n,t, Of ths Country a i! ltSma tho ,epno was pro-
nganst Tho city. 1t Contained 1t,tU5 yoiuntcers
who bal no nrns: hut who wtthstooA q long
tho cltS.. Tho lttsl,rrr rcinuit1ad thoro FOR
oi4hteen tlaya md wns respectfully treated W
tho city who hnd thkcn nart In tho defense who
still retained bis tnonk.+h aar.. His ImprIson-
ment. however. wGs ordered by tho three Garai- |
nals nprn'ntesiby Ittstea trlumvIrntc to rule /
unrng Tho emergency. aud us lie WIS oven tan
TOO tn,ich nf n.l OIL rat ("uHhterl tn be en-.
agpS s ~ anpc xn 1egy ar ~ @ Es With con,a
fuaed him. tIe called u,n: tho American Min.
is5s fd III 'he he vi not e n H. ais he
innt-Oho. seeiK him apl'roNct, met him und
rendered hltn American llos!taIlty. and hung
ne F Il. ksn 81 ~ liz TT aetssr Il as re
and al this tiino q to other sl,!o q tla street
nifty 10 nrrest him. aney knew hotter tlnn 10
, 1881-02-21

saitl of him That hs Kept tho faith oll through
tlfe without once dropping II. lie was lust tho
nb|e to arrive at II knowledge Of the truth. ITO
nstained 10 clcMr knawledKn q no Gnr'l!na!
truths roveale'l "a uod,s wnsa IN carly l!fc. and
ibc end. 4 dear friend snys nf him MI that hc
!" MAKE nt tr., .aitb p0sTs 81 sn9 I @
tS e"ltie. s and "pee,oo. @ saai.he 5 % oso,e ho plain
si'ctum Of tho i.nrsl Almighty. Surety wc snay
say, This Is Tho kind Of material that We we
,aaes e u Il, 0 !eaesins. AZ ' tho ' yesrs
81 tho sabbath scliooi, and nlso. ncnrnn q rio
Church with which nc first united. During tho lust
eight years oi bis scsiesnse Il vl.iemse .,Mo he
tint CITY, serving that church ulso N tllo ot.!Go
Of !!cHcon. About ten ycnrs MYo nrncon still
.r ~ soHs hsee hs ~ ] via sH
Place Church, WIS elected Snc Of rs i)shcuns,
and for considerable pnrllon q tho tln.c allied
Of tho most prominent char.ctcrl-tics of this
ODDLY man nra worthy Of special attention. We
o1sG ;st ~ ~ ,enf TSHt T9G nan @
thai @ trusa; % ono ~ shn % cau be dcpendc,i uon 10
WHO 10 were re- tnost " Intimately acquainted with
I}eneon stl!woI' inform US that ta WIS fMlthtal
~ all THO relations Of !ffe VIVA fhtthtnl lts y
Cnrlstlhn. Some OF us remember time when
hs wns urged 70 ns.une WI O'llco, which ho
VIII ~ r. ''. w... ~ III" maj H. cn nnt
pcrf,'ri:, ali tho w1rK wb,ct, tho be- pcsiton Do.
inanticti. I, WIS only whuro there was q c!cGr
wuujsl 1o nccsuted NJ satisfactory TINT be- ootn-
piled with tho request Of his brethren. Every
Of isfc md 70 nc scrvn,t Of III tno ChuTch Of c6rst
hs did weii. Ho Kcpt .l.e chnrcS Docks viii, tho
utmost exactltude, and submitted clUnr,
most 0tlelity. An eminent Scotch divine, who
died not long ago, sa!d IN one vt hts letters:
thfs tns"r,utnn Imra IL M'n i,.an hnnst nun "nv
Wish e, I,vs In .ieh wnv as 10 t.ntstio nc to
iis,iv b" oaes,i liver iiIe tom1, MI ot uur ,!enartsi
hrn1iicr Ami fhis ut,r Iuvniunbio Jcsttmnt,Ini Il
specially worthy Of reineinGranco and Imitation
ot'at snE irns o. eg enrv '"ros baf
~ tho Snd With sar rcmtn."n inr noncstv ,,nsi
lied. i,nsnottcd, Ts ia NO s,nal thinw IL say Of
any man. KNOW that Il viii bc Huli, ":fhot
nt c,,vcys 9 9,aIc1 m E" ~ i4s 9eo Hi mi.
ts Sna sest at !. @
oSseoaans ~ @ 3 ras s ana payna NV cents a
eny on ens 's @ ind
!sey ssea ~ :tasses aad S's aSss i, !sS%: u,
bnnc.t % rhrch n a n,st tmstit,io., IL m anesI
sns;it,tinn A,d thn ,nnm"rv nr thn iust is !.
tinrIi,vs fuHnttv 70 r,vht W,.ii 1nnr VIZ rev"rc
In m',mn1r n ono Who fnlnht % lin v,ni iluht
and m ilnisssa hs eourse w!thoat having ,!he Nv:
h", ~ u.sn1ts1y ~. @ ~ f % o, r @
t nInutv M9vt;n % ra,sn % m nm m 'uS t.lE,imnrao
chrh.s q sueW % 10 % smE ,su sanxs I M
atnrin9 noncsiy. w ~ ucnI to reinsnnar tbat va
w. W. I yE ~ ri merely 81 !ho S5esyat ] ~ y 5ss
lis properiy he Gun nurd 10 stier @ any loss lint
Il rlKhfQDll3 G(kl permit. ult he EAtInQt ut-
, 1881-02-21
ana tho unhappy, Will at all times turn away
from tho ttmult Ovcry ahDp and street TINT thn'r
sull!s may Aco tho King III (i!a beauty.
PREACHING CHRIST.

,..,..,. ts... 1..., ..o ;, na",.., a. ~ .s .,,"
pEuhon IhtlsI Jeaua' foho"lnH Is tho uiecouFhe1
We prchch not 1.,rso!vrs. hut Christ ,!csu. rho
Lord: aud o'irscivos your servants for JcAuA
ahxp.-H. Cor, w.. d.
Thern 81 II sense In which sel1shncss. or Rcf,
must enter Into tho ilfo and thu work or cncl,
..n W. cat, mt h, ,,rnr,rsoinu. ~ our.,I"ns.
en" w ~ ".'Gnosio"a ~ " y. o"lacNcA1
nor siooM wo % Wholly inulnorent 70 perso'1a'
whnts. mud comfort, and reputation.
Thtro Is deep seusc also In which our nor.
aonuI,tv a,ants rn,ntrI u, I'm ,vnrIh .nJ -, 81,
~" ~, ~ NJ ~ -" ~ A'u :" ~.
INC alasfs III I!io. S'nn IS In hIfnselr centre In
which everything terminates and nruunI which
everything rovplvcs. Life tInds its meaning, Ia
Ia ,,ao In ,nnr r,rr,n ,hts ,nntrai
.,s ~ .'....'." 20 uss W % a ~, ea ceH1"
pont VI 'hahs Peraonh'lty We nfid MI IAbnr ind
btudy, mid go vernmcnt, and rc.lgl0n tnklnr
thuir origin; and around this ccntro they
moyc. ,rhnt IA. thov oiI n,l tholr mint NJ cnn.
tao, T., ho o,',.n 70, ~ H. nna,,. @ y" eo y, ~ .o
thet W tne '"tuFu nhu hecus Vi man " confse
there is At, ihtlntt something outside Of man IN
which be md nil ciso huvo being. There IA n
sensc plao In which tha xnIfhmu1 NJ cnnh nno
s,,,s, a.,'a aav ~ "1m .ns soln"u ~ uen o..s
mus. sh'eF hs conscious ACTOR anu WORKER. ana
for proper aellslyucss Hut In all those ttoru is
atao sornsthlnp t,,oro NM, Inrror than anlf In
,sS,, a,' ,, usu NV .sHcs .aaM ~.
HulGu III IL HlIlttIL knCIHEt-H HGIFNNEt AAu
, 1881-02-21

|l'l tsa(L tINJ HiNV Hl1lN fNlWH lllu II VN|lGy III
damp md .'arkncss, nut That .hoy hnva aaeulidtd
hight.
aitMs ttnt uecus5ItMg II life nf hnnUr or ut pigty.
i Is we'll known tint tho OH nulInn1-tEo
urcrks md Humans md tho HlIll oter Exyul-
Thu wills of tho dwellings, oxhsl.,,cd in poynUcii
nre rich IN tho highest degree. hit all these
,s sa wefS , oyfrpEnS it ~, sa tf' y IT,
tstnl n!i!itlist,ed " tho 4nt,tlty md ntertcd f.
ynr"b!y the .!uality Of sln aud all immortality.
tril,cs which cnvironod tlinso fnlno,s lnnda. II
ureGk aud !thnlnn cnr,!nteF Of MIN md wntI1nti
s.c q thc,1 cias.u
Tho nnG nrta lit not nuke puro md lofty mcn nf
tho ni!GIoIts' hut they helped tho mlul md soul
such mon the ureek statesmen md thinkers,
rerirlts and tho soGratas mud tho Pinto; md
s SUI ,',s % n 4 ing ,,,S ,s rs q Gens o a v,fT
u II ll's mt 10 everything IL ut lcnst did mitch.
i so'tsncd u some ;ieErcc rlislo I'D eoei, md Z
wns NOT lulte Mbla tu erc1tte.
VIZ. W. @ ieGi ~ n,thnrlxGd f. mako n9w % ihls etate.
lipion md iii ioity ,lecSra,iens hayo bcrn In
or Thought or ssitinlant nsks fnr It's like In Tho
other ilelds Of tho mind. 81 tl,Ht soul which
MSa 5 fG oye s IL se ID se aG
tSo ,So erst '4 voa qss'' asa rast s sSrasa md nd
oSSE t4lp VI "A IHAiA lONA
q oeenus nll muuntntns will not fruln ehulec
ltye u tMc wlywn'n Or snSaKo " t.o s9eitlaloh
VI y pls'c shltscs. 4 mind fond Of philosophy
~ tno novels 81 tto current yeMr or Reneration;;
lhctc IL liity N tnnn ANA ~ al men. anu
il Mfp So So i"r % pari IL sfe least ' to et lie
!,eautLnl @ y ,lorals I. $"Afesscs The excellenso
"s rs !x Trt Y rn asbo @ " ss noav a e
S Hss ss s 5 # Ii at , s"ys or e ss IL Aps's 4 Ssadta @
1.f.s,
] pst!fai s esraotcr; RI s % ihat was S",lraI &C.
sl%ter'a! ca'!not @ poss!ply 'nve the ugly n tno
the moro rea.lIly confess tho presence Of
tsio ntnor. u must te tho genrral law,
gsmtos o. ts. GG 'oi i0t M psss, ssS sef,p1 1ap
lrolcrties hose iiFnlcs. n!in columns. Mt!t eai.-
y..hea-ara slo stepping. .sinnes hy which 1nn,i
From RotMl music man pHs4ts roa'illy to tho
Eo0u ~ morals @ hnV't,s i9rnaa , tn tovo
sWsse ps cst ey oMr o pwr s
Gnat, efSeptans ilay be toN..ti, tnt i wiil
be found rciincsl enough to 10 able to detect ans
Numlso tilo @ AItiIflbic ~ lnrsll asu cn,hf Mu
sonn'. tl..t mimi wi'i i!!so r9xeal tho outlines 4t
an AttfiIet1vs una bhrIaon!tGla anurilIity. Wo
nl,sst perceive Tint .n,t, is tnit, n.ll, having
hroug olg ytara o. stq!y lsaEnca @ t4 ,t ,ovo tho M
nnrnl!o! haraiony and gr,lceIqlncss Of ri9h'eous-
| ness. AS tho word "KrAco' itsrf cAIHe tntn tho
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-07-26

ABUSING NEWSPAPERS Some peO-
pie think that they are very smart when
they abuse newspaper or an editor
They forgot that many papers have pro-
flied by becoming the objects of these at
tacks. and that some editors have thriv-
en- on being assaulted. Aside from this
consideration, it should be remembered
that an editor is often obliged to occupy
very delicate position. His sense of
right will sometimes cause him to at
tack or defend man, a business, class
or cause at risk of making enemies,
of others, only to find those in whose
interests, he had labored display ingrat-
itude. OF course no level-headed editor
expects to find much gratitude or char
ity. He must generally be content with
the approval of his own conscience, and
pursue the course he believes to be right,
regardless of either frowns or smiles,
supported by his conscious rectitude =
1t will all come right in the end. It is
hard to be misunderstood, and to find
those to whose support you have earned
right desert you to meet alone the at
tacks of those whom you have incensed
in pursuing the course you were con-
vinced was right, but you will thereby
learn lesson Of self relisn, G, aud form
u habit OF Judging entirely for yourself
that will be invaluable. You will be
able to tell the truth, however distmte-