Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29

the profits Of mining the massive and
costly buildings of the Mexican cities,
all re les OF the Spanish epoch, wcr6
constructed; and whatever prosperity
may be in store for Mexico hereafter
must, we suppose, mainly proceed from
the same source. 1t Is not an agriculs
turaI country; it is mining country,
with little agricultural thrown in
Nature made it such, and such it res
mains. Editorial Cor. ~ y. Sun.
Russian Morality.
Morality, even IN respect TO the re-
lations of the two sexes, is almost un-
known among the upper classes OF
society, and if the accuracy of this
startling statement be doubted .
reference to any modern novel or story
in the Russian language win prove that
not even q native and patriotic writer
can describe his c0untrymen and
countrywomen except In colors which
q French novelist would shrink
from depicting. Virtue and con-
stancy are, as q rule. wanting in both
husband and wife, Tho depravity
which the upper classes have for cen-
turtles largely imbibed from nurses and
servants bred under dem0ralldng
condition of sewage, and which has
naturally reacted upon the Glass from
which it sprang. has spread and be-
come Intensified to . terrific extent with
the spread of education. The Nihilistic
plague affects nearly the whole femalo-
population above tho peasantzy. The
widest possible definition OF women's
rights is acquired 1T the institutes Of
noble young ladies, as well - at the
humblest boarding and day schools,
and the enjoyment Of those rights
after marriage is encouraged by the
immortality of the men and the facility
thswhich auricular confession 70 =
debased and servile priesthood c0n-
dones every offense against the laws Of
God and man. Z may be here asked,
'iHas the Greek Orthodox religion pro
duced no effect on the morality of
the Russian nationp' Alasl the onlp
drawn originally from the servilo GLASS;
the, priesthood, and particulaf3y ~
parochial clergy, Is to this day, NJ a
only too few exceptions, STEPPED tn ~
grossest Ignorance and &ut1 Stj -
Dependant upon his parishioI III &
daily bread, the priest 6Ah not
he would, avoid pxnldelin
vices. lie shares with
basing vice Of drunAel
therefore show no exaf 4o6
morality. Industry a. 5Als ot6ii3
ment. He takes but q r. ] N H.
great work &c liati6n( &tioh; in
deed, his part patioI H. r 4tfk has.
in many cases pcpcf & l6 = RifssiSyk \
State paper beer ~ oa1 the
ground Of tli6 sn6 kich II would
present to thu Ind intellectuaf
q people. The church
Is already fast the fictitious hold
which it has QHer superstitious
and ignorant ~. The report Of an
Imperial CT ssfqh issued IN 1864 at
tested ~ 5Teia IS 6e Did centefs 81 re-
liaio16 3Vor th9 66urches were rapidly
bsiag 6andon6d ~ The peasantry for
tk0 dram saops, and were being fro-
quented only BY old women and chill
dren, while secession from the orthodox i
church, into which the Greco -Uniates
have recently been driven in so barbar4
ous manner, was very much on the
increase. Society and religior are thus
both going through = pskiOdof dissplu-
lion III Russia, while the colantry igc0v-
ered with network Of secret so&{eties,
ILL aiming at the subxarSian Of the Shntf
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