Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-22

the single track of a regular Democrat,
nominations The Herald should holt
itself above misrepresenting and distort.
ing facts in its present ,inaccountabl'
hostility to gentleman whom it wa
supporting so warmly year ago.
GENERAL LoNGsTREET is mentioned il
Washington as likely to be nominated TO
secretary of war or of the navy.
\ LITTLE less rain in the west and /;
little more in the East would about sui
the presen condition of things meteorologi
cal. \ portion Of those Western flood
would be gladly welcomed here.
oWEDES has not yet granted full relig
ious liberty to its people. Its law EN-
powers the church council of any parisl
to forbid the preaching by auy other min
istcr than those of the State Church. The
Evangelical Alliance ought to send q
dcputation to this Lutheran country.
'From the toe path to the Whit,
House is the subject of a late cartoon il
Puck in which the now president O
the United States and then collector O
the port of New York is represented in :
state of transit from the latter establish
ment propelled by the energizing effect O.
Mr.. X. Il. Hayes No. . broyan. The mo-
is neat one
The Ohio man again forces to the front
As conspicuous public figure. lie was il
Washington the ether day, and had ST..
600 in bonds converted into gold which he
lagsggcd along home with him in carpet
bag, and could not bc convinced Of the
equal substantially of gilt edge pape,
with the shiny gold eagles. This is funny
but not wholly unnatural after all.
The thrilling news that for weeks past
has been burdeninS the cable concerning hel
maiesty's subjects in unruIy Ireland is
tempered to-day by telegram informing
an excited public ON this side of the At,
lantic that 1.-The queen has accepted a
copy Of Il book entitled From the Log
Cabin to the White House." " This is too,
too touching.
THE. ccal.dealers have got up combina.
ton to la'se the price of coal by mcans of
= panic ovel the prospect of al unusually
severe winter. The appear to have bribed
\cnnor to predict an open season, by way
o: frightening people into laying in an extra
stock oi fuel. The Philadelphia Bulletin
seeks to calm the apprehcnsiops of il fright
cned public. Even Ncnnor, it says. may
be right sometimes Oh a general guess,
and the winter will not necessarily be an
Arctic one because hc predicts unusual
mildness OF temperature.
ME-. GROW has been run down at last
'ihe lons-lost political pilgrim in the
wilderness was found the other night reg
istered at III obscure hotel in New York
city. No doubt the late leader of the
Independent Republicans in PENNSYLVANIA
f,und the ch use getting too hot for him it
home, So he quietly skipped across the
upper Delaware and down through North
cgn Jersey, taking refuge in the density of
the great city on the other side of tho
Hudson. But the Susuuehanna statesman
will have to lose himself again. or his
late followers in this state will bc anon
him. The Wolfe will be at his door before
he knows it. Fly, Galusha, implores the
Philadelphia Telegraph, ex-Grow-orsan, as
you value your secret service; to the
" ;nach:ne, fly again to. the unknown.
WHEN DI. Bacon took his friend Mr.. X.
Is. Hayes out carriage riding the other
Sunday, thereby incucrin. visitation OF
Connecticut's blue laws Oh his ministerial
head, he fortunately took witt, him also
" sick child,' and this will probably be
the good doctors salvation, rs there is a
provision in the statutes, permitting tho
sinful practice OF driving on Sunday when
III the interest of mercy aud ncces-
cesSity, and tic divine is said to claim
taat the drive was taken for the berefit
Of his young friends health. The matter
IS evidently making wholesome Stir in
Ihc Nutmeg state, and if it leads to the
of Il statute which is so un-
rigid that it is violated in thou
sand of instances by good men and women
very Sunday in the ordinary course of
human conduct, DR.. Bacon will have been
, pioneer i'll the patl, oc rational Christian
'recdcm.
DE.THoMAs explained to the Rock River
which recently found him
tullty of hcresy, his views on the dis.
'utcd points of his Ioct,ine. "I hold"
&c sad IN substance, to the inspiration
md authority Of the Scriptures, but l do
'ot accept the verbal theory of inspira-
ion, nor do claim that parts of all the
'ixty-six books of the Bible arc of dual
authority, inspiration, or value, or that all
'arts Of the Old Testament arc critically
niailible. | hold 10 the doctrine of a yica.
ous atonemcnt but hold it in that
orm that is called moral or paternal Or,
II other words, l hold to the governmental
Jew with the penal idea left OUT All
in. he thought, would be punished : but
lc did not believe in 4 material he'll fire or
n the terrible IDEAS of future torment that
ad come down from the past. lie believed
Il the freedom of souls after death, and