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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-11

The New York sun says:
.ThI~ d Z Republican Congress. Iaere -
clear Republican majority d y = re Pesd lou .es 6y :
81 sF,, esa,v' %s's .sssrn g. s &ssa sSss' va wa a.
reform 5e sdsss.,,d IN ;hs 8ds' Isss2'@s u e l sss "a
Precisely Giles and buncombe" -
nothing more and nothing less. Why
the reform resolution was whistled Town
fhe wind before ils ink was dry. Whe4
ala Garfield say about it in his letter q
acceptance, or Arthur IN hisf 70 wnao
extent vs. Il brought forward N ne
campaicnP What prominent Republic
"A speaker urged Il il his speeches?-
whaf prominent Republican organ IN -
editorialsP What intelligent Republic
Al attached the slightest Importance g
il before the election q after.aror
what intelligent Republican az nos
and does not, know that p re<oEm
plank IN the platform was COL rotten "
bear it, own weight And has 2 tne
result 80 proved Il? What did GARFIELD
do when he was il the Executive chair!
What has Arthur done since he slipped
into Gar6eldss seatP A Republican Con.
cress cannot be expected 20 b more
Consistent in this matter than those two
Republican Presidents; and for : Re-
rnblican House. led by Robeson, 70 vote
money Tor Civil Service Reform purposes
would be the very sublimity Of ne ~
diculous. II the ex-Secrcsary's cheek
were capable % such . cutaneous con-
vulsion. he could not afterward look .
himself in the mirror without : blush.
The Republican Civil-Service keiorm
DODGE Is now taking is usual rest. ana
must not be disturbed. 4 viii wake "a
, for business about two years hence, ano
| then the farce played . Chicago wih q
repeated somewhere else. Inc nePuo
! ncan party he's never q any time "a
n favor of reform. There : som'
honest reformen In IL ranks, bus 40
enough % amount % anything: a.
whencvor they raise their heads %
} high thsy are promptly a. down uPo|
~ the anti-roform ma .ority. What elc
could Be- expected II : party q yhic
Conkling. Cameron, Logan and Kobe
Z eon are recognized Leaders? These me
vvho make 10 secret Of their hostility
can hardly Be persuaded q let the r
Il form-plank gcf into the platform; ~
y their consent can only b obtained =
y. giving them permission - troAt " I
~ = lics and buncomoe' = soon ~ n
Convention adiourna $50 Asa6s hePs'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-11

MARRIED without BridesmaIds nna neo
Two wedding Days-
Everything had been duly and prop
erlv arranged for our wedding Iho
eneacement Of Miss Nell BARLEY 20 MI
Bersram Langley had been duly an
nounced il the fashion column q =
leading society journal. and the wed
ding day had arrived.
am Berfram Langley-commonIy
called Bert-and. while ! confess 70 PC
mos sincerely and entirely in love with
nv little Nell. must add ! 40 oeen
quite annoyed about y marriage nrst
u the persistence with which sne insst-
"a npon q grand wedding.
hate fuss and parade. 2 nave an
old-time notion that > marriage r.
bearsed giddiIy and eventually sol
emnized before . crowd q gos-'p'ng.
c,pino people. u robbed Of all IT, sweet
nnrity. Then. too. the troussean: Inc
Whole business i . nuisance, Exsuse
III bio word. but my feelings are strong
IN That poinf. What on e1rth ,
wants 81 clothes enough % last ms
years. and gew-gaus more than she car
sxcr hone 70 use. / never could see; un'
lee. indeed. she cntertains . horrible
SUSPICION that me new mn -
% furnish 2 fresh supply 49, ",
It's al right suppose 49, 80.
DO q. but 4 vas = try'ns t''ns ~. =,
can tell YOU. n conIa $50
glimpse q Nei'. 2 - ~ 49,
dressmakerS, miiI'ner.. IS. 49, .,1s'
did ZEE her she was in such > rattiinl
hurry 10 BE- on 10 keep an appointment
~ ~~n~I<x.mnu or other. that
actually grew : little savage.
For . month before vs. 49, I
married 4 ue,ie'e ! ne' xsi,s $500,
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~ 49, n.~ccr>fs we're n control =
c- ...ch I;s~~~c~fnl scenes ~
49, ....,>iv chsrec;crizoi fhe mo-
n~r5:-~~ ~ AZ. Home wonld not have
c1Sr ..~<~,;se ~ records N
~r-ne Ir~ nc-ccr~f;c recendanc~
sna.s III ;rs,.ncss 81 such ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
., W. y, 49, --hfck ksr on moro
~. P-.r -~~ss;c, h~c,,~hf ~hame Ara
sn'n - 81. c~esenf Honse. IN ante
4o,,.ra 49, ,,hcn fhe reDre>entatives
~ rn'.,,. s-.cs;cns met n fierce con.
..rr 4, ~ ioor n Concrcss. there
'rore 1870. u disorder and violence,
~. ~ I;s.nt.nss ever desccndod 70
-. ,.x.i ~ M common BLACKBOARD II
J.h.s;r~ ia Questions 81 issue. uthoy
VA 80 :;~her reyrri for public opinion
.,.~. ~ ~:crgressmen ~ the present
-r 49, s,;i7 h.5 ~n6acicnf aelf-respeco
49, th.,,seiv~~ - ~enfIemen.
~ 49, 1870 e;rce fonoreseman
uys:.. - Enrfrckv (~ho ~ fhe wsy
49, cn1v R~cnn6l;can Renresentafive
from thaf Stafe) got into : personal
wrrnole with Judge Kelley. the Father
"a ~ House, III. White charged that
nv majority Of the Ways and Means
ccmmiffcc' with Judge kelley a. the
hesd ma acted corruptly in their treat
rrcrs ~ fhe Internal Revenue qucs.
,;cn This was 4 grave charge. 70 b
ssre NM could have been met By those
- ~hom 4 ~ directed BY I simple
5.c;.i "a demand for investigation.
n.'e I..S~e Kelley nreferred 3 different
1870 = v;ndicaiion. In cases Of THE
I:oJ .sshc Father az the House, Il
nothing II not dramatic. He therefore
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x w many many : s csxrs. sr'sa.@'ii rsaai.
W. ..oSh-sprca1 turf % dsnxegous ground;
~ MANY 4 linp.d stream and mild.
~ many 3 mountain torrent .'id.
L 11sss : . ; sI%s's; On q 2orsy.
Nm feet shss ss,pgsa 2 sober tssad-
trom .Ser iuirincnl Wiser head:
y cSsn<s fsom GraSer Thoughts % gay
winch came q me along nc ~
r~.s-s v,~Ions which he'd real seemed.
1s~crsS Visions wider than Idre4mc4-
through shallow .nsrs see ;.,sss f'e.
1ss Que sssp:s which iIrfsd fsst-
"a x<sd YOU'D must merge inforty.
- ~ - oouns ny treasures Der:
49, rave 1 won or lostf Par more
Wave ioSf nan gained such ooundle<s seors
d fam ere hope 4 b:estei: vhsn
~ ~hrrr nv vision buadencl
~ fnith exceeded forty.
somewhat have learned. and much ~lnlcnEneo-
on r,ocS shst mirhf have been discerned
ficft unhecdei-wandering ~
vw,fs c~sr..lces OF ayertcd eye;
Forgetting that the moments ~
- Fast from youth % forty
-. reached he summit Of me racs.
Ana would move on with slower peccs
M fosfr has no breathing places
"a <hift and turn me - VII
ina rce~ VIII crowd ana io<tle -tlL
~. = 4 NAV hast N down the hill
10 score another forty
rv,ew ne path i've wandered on:
whcrc forty years have come and rome.
Ana much 81 faith and hope lie str:.u>
And rrav they may prove nnc.t GViu
The rcmnant Of the faith ! no!o.
And ehrcd % hope I still infol1s
And LAT another forty. Nx..
-SprinQs>d fNa<si henilotean
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ItEHi'<tF I~ a
d. swallow. witnou. profess ~ e~,sr.
binary stories which NE. P.sy $3.50
tel about the 2 " nn'I = shc,
tions are carried q ~ hsy.
90 y y rematkao. ..;i,~ ana
the facility with when = 1919 ~.
ssbogus Y outragcs wnen .ne.e ~.
lieved 70 be = Northern oemann Ut tns
article. They mu.. nave lo.ss
Eliza finkston' win ner
wounds. p the memphis colo.1u
man who VA % te,r'p's uu-6s~.L
turned when rof'hein sy.nP~
bad been :umcien'ly *1n ..,.J
man. Surely 4 they recall .nsse ~: ~
the scores o. similar ca~ss - $3.50
outrage manufacturer nave 3o, ia
PEELED % confess that 'nes NO leans
that their stories were puro "p:.s
they cannot accept We .ya1ns 6<.s
the New tribune. tise Dc..o.'
and other reckless partisan psPoi' o
up for them: u,,,~-. y.
And YET 4 inteiiiRent 80.
not accept these arms ~ -
they DO mott y ~tfanse tn.' = 49,.
gans keep % nafr1uns tnen- 1870
only be accounted ior ~ ~ ~
theories. k!tner tne Cean 49,
intelligent hepuoncans nsno 49, .ta-
readers, or they prefer - aouL s1SrL ~
selves % the unlnteiisent VIZ - =
made % swallow anytnin2 'nae N nm
party's stamp. -x,~.s -.
An illustration q tne reck 49,
INDUCED 10 oy tne mn 49, 49,
ure these stories ne 1ssa 49, 1,.:1
nished recently Dy tne ne" 1o.H ~
me Reporting Az interview M,s1 Nv
erspoon- the colorea con.ss.an. = GO
seat Of DAVIDSON Representing q
ond Florida Dtstrlcts \ =
the Tribune tolu' On ne nu1yc
: Witherspoon. > terrible s.cry - s-~-
frauds Inc County Som nn1Isa. ~
met IN August instead q oc.ooJI' !.
, the law required. and WY - rh;ch
wen Democrats. But this va nothing
% the scene enacted ~ 'no 1:.s
! which the kepuDlican lnsP1,,.o -
Brocksey, described ~ cp 49,
who cannot rean put p ns1u son-:.-
- brave - hon. R,nseu 2 ...s
: part According - sPv,on.
: or the polls were cioseo, ~ ~...s,'
locked themselves " nnu esa- sss:..,
The ballots brocksey 3. 49, 49, 81.
= in the box . large nutnpcI y so.y
= tissue ballots. about two inches s4uarf
~nd ~ knew that no voter had show
{. 80 s-,ch hsnot he therefore made Vi
ls 4: r,;rd ,h.f something vas wrong. AM
~ o,;r;on w. confirmed when th'
Y, go nemccrat;c Tnspectors and the Dem
q 1890 c,crk Announced that the Demo
$500 MA carried the prccinct by a hand
49,. -.;cr;fv H. caught nj the bal
- lot-box. with the ballots in =. backe
into a corner. drew 4 big pistol ana toi
the conspirators that there must be 10
\. play and an honest count. They coaxe'
~ ~fbreatened and expostulafed, but he =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-11

Isre h mailman I Wa, I seized the
able. dragged Il % the window. spran<
mon 4. Ana climbed on % the high and
narrow window-sil; throwing up the
-ash. / v prepared % leap out; but had
r,rkoned without my host the cord
that held the weight va broker, con-
sequently The moment my hand ie't me
the window descended with start
ling rapidly. striking me fu!i upon me
head. and knocking me oiI the narrow
sill. dashing my head against the sharp
corner II The table. and Il last landing
me- full length on the i!oor.
tried 70 rise; something warm
rushed over my face: ! put up my hand
% clear my eyes-my hand Wa covered
feit riddy and weak. still 1 stag.
gered 10 my feet; then Z black mist
arose around me, and ! knew no
This was Thursday eve Sunday
afternoon the sexton, returning 70 ms
duties. found me lying upon the moor
half dead. wholly deIirious. my lace
covered with blood. and . hole - my
head large enough 70 let the life out Of
any man. That mine was spared was
because had fallen with the wound
down. and the soft pile q ne carpet
acted like lint 70 s'auncn 'ne o'oo -,
As soon - couia oon'' %an9as
thoughts ] begged 20 kno" p rc...
Poor little girl she 2 oeen iu''e 49,
whelmed. When 1 failed 70 appear
Kate ! husband rushed out 10 inquire q
the sexton # he had seen me- ne MA
positive that = = pee tnese' anu e'la" = !,
positive that had Ieit a9a'h ~ co,,Pn
with his brother snid ne cos'u \
be mlstaken-po,n sss smcad M y car
Rage and been driven rapidly way,
Messengers were sem - ~ srra
but WITHOUT gain'ns = ~. I. ~;
abouts; 90 after NOR lying ~ e.,
Nellie had been taken nome. anu ~
very morning Of the > Wa ~
covered the whole famiy sn'eu -
, Europe.
! A. soon g / was able TO stand,
7 sailed IN search d the woman / had .
| innocently humilinted- Not knowin.
. her whereabouts 4 was two months oe
fore / found her. AZ last one evening
3 wandering on the sea shore Of 2 que
little English town. I espied her-an
4 alone. (.
4 That she believed me- : most nlacI
ened villain wa plain, for tne iook p
gave me when she Recognized y
" presence wa one Of unutteraoiy III
= tempt: Now tnat ! nsa ,Iuh - !,
y was determined ne snou'u 10
sNellie.' / cried, hurry1ng to ~
a and grasping both her little han'
" before she had lime % escape -
Il Wei. sir" she replied na ~ nm 4
n trying. out trying ~ van
Ny darling I pIeadea, You Y
~ at ieas hear ? mn De'o'e
Her lace unshea ang,'y, 49,. \,
y, What can y1u sas, sns con.l,
hotiy; INA, WI n,ass Y ~ made
"A the object "a every one sr'u'cu'e .as:.
tcmptuous pity Ones'ns w. Ps &rr;,
be suit no woman evu'u e1rl 'ol
=, Have you not mane ms = W. ~
70 body. mysei, NJ. - r-s- !,
~ % YOU Wis., pe1''a" ' :
villain - ~or5 ".
4 winceo nt',e s~sS 49,,
tnougnt q ~ ote 49, 49, hcI;
'N- 1oo kno"s IN -
la& ~ sne 49,
n. why are you ners: Anu ".9
> j. Won run away" she demanded. WI
~ whole world q pa tne "o1u
away ,ocl
ron ms
lad n locked up! For what? Wherr'
N cried poor Nell. starting back = \
she Of horror creeping up into the pro
the 1 verify believe thai sne tnougnt ~
instant - a'1
CRIMES !. ". ~..tvv y exnlaiu
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49, L1-4X- IA0M~- Il II
city Il q only tails upon highly Inn.m f.
manlc inatefiaI, anu worn . 4-' .
enough 70 mise . furious temper .
man b y aching 70 get ma; N ~" !
swered. cuftly- ~ .
III You are ~ sncn 2 hurry' y ~ - .
matter what wished tos ny
Nell opened her brown eyes ~ su' J
prise. n,
I've &C. 70 select some 'n:e; 80
exclaimed. = Nate csnt w.. n-A-
"NeitneI can t<'"..1n' ~
pulling on my gloye-- Then after 2
moment ! added; ~ on think 1Eea'
deal 81 furbelows, dom You
Indeed, ! dor
- am afraid You VAL nav - -
with vastly less when YOU ~ "A1
RED
Nell tossed her head sahc'iy.
"All the more reason snou'u ~ :"
lowed 20 enjoy these papa gave me:
That shot went Tome. ! pr my Up
but managed % keep cooi OUTSIDE
though 1nwardiy ! was boiling
IL Is not too late 20 retreat ! ~
coolly. III YOU repent your oa1s'"'
there Is time % escape
NeIrs eyes grew Dig "ith horror =
the .de4-
"Indeed. e = entirely too 4 snc
cried out. '.vVhy. everybody knows Y:
All our set have cards. should uie q
modification 10 put i on now ne
must 60 on. any way; ! have no fancy
for being 3 laughing stock lot every
one.r
Better be laughed AZ . week than
miserable for . LIFETIME, 4 retorteo'
Nall onencd her Iips to nswer but
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-11

In Naples Z kind q wife msrket =
held n connection with the founding
hospital every year. All che marriage
able girls Of the institution assemble =
. room, TO which young men 81 good
character have access. Ofer q mar
riace on the part of any young man Il
conveyed By allowing his handkcrch, II
% drop before the object d bis choice
- ne passes BY. II tho girl takes Il up
she thereby signifies her acceptance. bu'
her refusal u che allows Il % remain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

ambtious efforts in iov-pood-fellow sort of way,
very much after the fashion OF young neuVeh"n'
or a country squire -, ~, -,
"If put a lirtle smoke in here, with joly-good:
morning effect in the distance and SICK u Dl1 oi
warm color on the wOman'S dress OF sonto "H n'
and shove in n few little odds and ends IN ING lo,c
ground-I don't know what, something TO heip tho
story think I'll make stunning leIlo|S, VI It,
Don't you think SO How does it strike you H.,
This somewhat the style IN when ne tlIkeu
of his great works, and large proportion OF MS
pictures TOR ecclesiastical purposes, MS Les
and easy comments sometimes produced Iatncr
grOtesquc effect
Rossctti told me rather amusing story OF
William North and young American artist manner
WheeiOck, then visiting England. North had nahe
some reputation poet and novelist ana aspiIen
to be q painter, but his efforts IN thai Inc were
simply preposterous. sui he was the vanest Oh al
earthly creatures his ear n funnel mo Whlch you
might pour the sweetest wines OF nattery III 4
nev,r-cnding stream. WheelOck, on the other manu-
was morbidly modest and sensitive, and though ne
painted cXccfcntly in wator-c0lOrs cOuld hcaICtE
ever be induced 10 show any OF ms work; Oiie
day, however, North managed 10 persuade MN 10
produce a few of his sketches, which he az once
began TO praise in very high terms. When NOrth
had left the room WhcelOck commenced 10 rave
like a maniac, declaring that he had been grossly
insuted, that North had compared his works iayor-
ably with those OF several artl5tS OF csleoIlty.
mentioning their names, and that he W0uld poi pun
up with it. But III be even with him. III pay
him our for this he cried almost fOamng with
race. The next day Wheelock posted of TO Norths
rooms where he found his victim bu5lly engaged Oh u
very pretcntiOus Historical picture, IN WAlch the
lights were all nake-whitc and the shauo"5 an
ivory black. This Wheelock Landed TO the skies,
declaring the drawing to he equal to tnat OF
Michael Angelo and the coloring to that Of Raphael
and / know not what stun besides lie then zen.
marched Oft chucking at the consummatlOn OF his
"deyils, scheme North, OF course, was III costa
sizes. and could scarcely contain himself till ne
had hunted up some friends to whom he could
launch forth on Wheelock's wonderful critical
acnmcn." his breadth of mind, his depth Of
though, his knowledge and appreciation OF all
that was truly high and noble III art ETC.. ETC.
No rcfOrmers were ever more Thoroughly Laughed
at and ampoonod han the Pre-RaphaelIte Brother,
hood but they stuck manfully to their colors aud
while toning down OF their own early eA-
travagauces, succeeded IN giving purity ana 10Y
atty to English arl winch Is now gratefully au-
united l.. BEILEw.
Ncr- York May %, 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
THE NEW ARETAPESTRY.
Lrnln GnlinllnIli.


The new career for young artists is the fashion,
able art of painting GObelin tissue most admir-
able reproductlons of the old masters, of cartoons
or original paintings. In "A few years all ARTISTS
of fame will cease to leave this unto lndusIla
artists solely. and as they now are but TOO happy
TO paint fans Tor wealthy bankers wives, tney Will
be too happy get orders for panels to he hung IN
dnng-ha.ls or IN churches, and even in b0udolrs.
IL is a French art rs yet. A lew hgurcs hanued
about in fashionable circles Will speak for Them
selves One metre of the woven GObeIn tapestry
takes TO make exactly one ear, and II costs Wheh
made - ZOO frames. Anyone who has visited the
nanafactOry can daily witness the minute elaDora-
ton ANY weaver having the necessary capacities
land there are two Frenchmen who haVel can
weave GObelin tissue without the designs, PLAIN
sheet GObeiin weaving. This tissue the only ole
that re yards an artist for his background ana
foundation, can be prepared in order to render III
safe for retaining dyes 1t Is then gwen over 10 the
artist whose cOlOrs are mixed Win particular
medium which fixes them forever on the Tissue.
They are absorbed but not sunk in on the wrong
side; they become like print on calico last coiors.
When the work Is done. be 1t atIeau OF ID
Bible subject, "a portrait, or arinOry, or Ian(-
scape the work will live for centuries ana, accord
ING TO the fame OF the artist costs per metre SO anu
so much. The cost of the tissue IS one tnlng ana
that OF the artist OF course another but both are
separate therein lies The worth OF TINS tapestry
painting It Is obvious that the man who SITS DOWN
mt the GObelins mandatory, IN 'front.' OF HIS car
toon is a mechanic he does his inch or less per
day and like a mechanic works IN the design DuC
the artist who has il GObelln sheetlng before MN,
and who can copy old Gobell n drapery curtain,
brushing in his own indiridudhte, as we say IN
Paris IS superior TO this mechanic and ms work
will endure until the worm or the NlhlliSts destroy
it. Another merit of the new discovery Is that IL
can he brushed secured scraped and the more IL IS
l-used it is like John Barleycorn all the stronger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

MARSHES AND MALARIA.-'The opinion form
crly 80 prevalent that malaria exists ONLY or chiefly in
mrshy SOL, appears To be successfully cOmblttrd by
Professor Tcnass, who cites evidence only that
the Campagna Rome il not really narshy but that
speaking roughly, twOthfds OF the maaIia-strcken dis
trcts OF Italy situated on heights He refers the
welknoWn fact tnat sometimes the surface of thcse
districts il completely dry during the summer, but the
production OF malaria III them goes Just the same
provided they are kept moist below the surface bv
special conditions Of the subsO, and tue air reach
the moist strata by pores creyices the surface
rhe Investigations made by VI. Tommass and others
further show that the direct action Of the oxygen OF the
Is so necessary the development OF the crusco
plant which the malaria Is due, that the pesti-
lenal marshes become nnOcuous when the soil Is com
plcey covered by water paycmens, buildings and the
IKE, may in the way, and the develop
Of plant by cutting on the necessary supply OF
Oxygen-but IT, after the lapse OF years or OF can
turfes, communication with the outer air is restored
while the other conditions remain the same the soil
RECEIVERS Its noxiouA properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
ARBUTUS.

Under the winter snow.
Under dcrd leaves below,
Where brooks IN secret flow.
To the bare earth there cling,
Heavy with scent of spring,
TInged like dawn's flushing hours,
Fragrant Arbutus flowers.
Under the snow of years,
Under the weight of cares,
Watcrcd by secret tears,
To the bare heart there cling,
Heavy with scent of spring.
Sad thoughts of sunny hours,
Memory's Arbutus flowers.
~ W q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04

pprrry LITTLE BooKs.-The critic OF poorly
ia by This time rather shy pretty te books 9r ro
few years ago his nconstant soul longoa an re
ducton OF which he used 10 urge on puo'lsh'1 On
trnth IL that the minor bard LAS seized 100
this easy method of attaining excellence, Mrs Flea
outwrite each other-with hat = says aIs.~s ~
Gvvnn or rather Mr. John Dryden, In reioisn,S ,rts
folly OF two hundred years ago mus eoJ cred ilkS,
each other with Dutch paper aud harleJ
SAYS the modern critic.-trho saturday Review
BANEruL IMITArIoN-Thc weary Cr ona1 verse,
s sae@ me- feels ncned 70 content himself Win
oil on each Lage /" Keats. "tn m, L1 MOTIFS" Mr..
Rcssett ana publishing sSsa i RHsss ssyiHs swim
Brown, John. "Cocksoombs anu sss0R oSnscn Janc
ep Masn ~ Pppnscso Tennyson 40 pages Mrs. bfo"u
ing 80 pages Tho Saturday Review
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-04
MP. GREELEY'S GREET SORBOW.

A HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED LETTER Of TIE DEATH
OF HIS son.
To the E6itOr Of Thc TrtJHHc.
SIR: On looking over and arranging the CORE
spondence of my father accidentally came upon the
inclosed letter. which rcopcns sad but interesting
page in the lif. of Horace Greeley 1t tells its own
story and needs no commentary from me. Yours,
Ne,c- York, May p, 1852. 5. 5. RANDALL.
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