The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-08-21

Among the articles in the North american RsuisT
for September three in particular merit the serious
of everyone who studies the
of our government. The leading one is by Bishop
Lancaster Spalding who insists that the only sure
"Rass of Popular government is morality not cpl:
ture of the intellect, universal Suffrage nor ths
development of material resources; and that fthe
country is to be saved from ruin, there must be
return to the uncompsomising moral code of the
founders ofNew England. The policy of The Ex-
clusion OF the Chinese is advocated by John H.
burst, who presents striking array of forcible and
original arguments against Mongolian immigration.
Four distinguished writers ON political economy,
namely, David A. Wells, Thomas G. Shearman, j. b
Sargent, and Prof. W. G. Sumner, set FORTH from
nearly every conceivable point of view, the Evils OF
the Tariff System"; and 1t Is announced that in the
Rsuiep October several writer's of less dstnc
tion will exhibit the "Benefts of the Tariff System
The other articles in the current number are THE
Demand of the Industrial Spirit" by Charles Dudley
Warner "Inspration and Infalibility", by the Rev.
DIR. j. Fl. Rylance; 1.-The Need of Liberal Divorce
Laws, by Elizabeth Cady Stanton; and "Our Remote
ADeestryn, by Prof. Alexander Winchell.
L1rrELL's LIVING AGE.-The numbers of The Liv-
ing Age for August 9th and 18th, contain Bousuet,
Quarterly; Roman Life in the Last Century, and The
Liberal Movement In English Literature, National
Review; The Life of st. Margaret. Scottish Review;
Newspapers, Fortnightly, Wrens Work and Its
Lessons, and Contempory Life and Thought in
France, Contemporary; Easter Week in Amorgos.
Macmillan; Among the Teutons, Temple Bar; A
Peasant Home in Breton, Time; THE Boy Jones'"
All the Year Round; The Inner Circle Railway Com
petion, Globe; with instalments of Beauty and the
Beast" "Mitchelhurst Place." and THE Baby's
Grandmother" and Poetry.
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Fhe September Atlantic has variety and interest
enough to satisfy the most eKac'ing readers. Two
additional chapters given Of DIR. Mitches excel
lent serial story, I'm War Time;" Richard Grant
White concludes his keen and very characteristic
pers 1.-The Announcing of W illiam Shakespeare"
Francis Parkman the eminent historian, contributes
an essay upon Wolfe the Plains of Abraham"
Prof. E. P. Evans has curously interesting article
on Medieval and Modern Punishment" herbert
Tutte has timely paper on i'The Despotism of Par
ty;" E. w. Sturdy writes of 'The Volcanic Eruption
of Krakatoa;r Eleanor Putnam describes "Old Salem
Shops; Charles E. Pascoe tells THE Story of the
English Magazines Miss G. F. Gordon Cumming
relates "A Legend of Inverawe:' an anonymous wrt-
ter describes the Lakes of Upper Italy" There are
poems by Lucy Larcom, Mrs. Julia @. R. Dorl, and
Paul H. Hayne ;reviews of several leading books
and the usual variety of the Contributors Club.
Houghton, Mifiin Co., Boston.