The sun., 1889-12-28
LETTERS FRoM rHE PKoPEH
TA. Late Mr.. 0raay's no.tOH Speech.

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LETTERS FROM THE PbOFkH
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10 THR EDITOR OF IHB bUN-6r' Not
withstanding the many laudatons OF the Iate
Henry W. Gradys Boston speech, tine 1acts ne
gave showed HE argument to be fallaoious
tba nnoonh,.j rrhorss. ~ ,hs neoroaa In ac.
.ns unooupIeu proeTess oL tno nestoes ,,, ~ 10
SOrors but GS he rssrsttod @ % V that they had been
intrusteJ with the riSbt Of voting.
T,.. oi.S w" @ sno =. y. " os.'.h .,,
lions and II lt had been denied the suffrage on
the color line the nearoes must have remained
wholly dependent upon the will Of the white
voters Power is in its nature RraspinR
How could race wholly deprived Of political
power and dependent upon anotner ana dls-
tinct race. have maintained its Just and proper
rights why should the blacks caDaele;ot @ i'm in.
proVement ana proRress' as stateu py MT
SSiS,.h Grady, have remained wholly without W the
sAuGERTrEs. Dec 2S
Bop.on's Grea. Secret 10 Out-No Pan.
baked Beans Are Genuine.
To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Str: No true
Bostonian IA ashamed OF his love of the suc-
culont matutinal diSh which Traces his table
oibe car silenca bIs oyer.readv Testimony 10
the rastronomlc delights of the genuine baked
bean. He knows that every word of defama-
.,oh Is porn Oh ignorance' ana ne iooNs ". upVn
tne nlppant critic more IN ply tnan IN reson.-
ment But when there arises an opportunity
Nav Enoiand Hu Ipstitntion NJ tho same time. the
dnty Of true son Of the Pnritans ia imperative.
the HSb famDorariIv p, iyn9 in Fifty thru
street reaulnrly every Saturday afternoon sets
window ledge" &c.
Han 'h ot beans Beans indeedi m eco p,r,,.n ,rondmothera
permit me to expose this imposture. This
family from the Huo never gov more than uIii. a
nnyep sRSted on the FROG Pond never saw one
OF the progeny Of Councilman OTlanniGan's
gondoias IN the Pubic Garoen; ana g aDoye nil
Rosto5 S1n hated heans 'uie'n VI
No Boston baked beans were ever cooked in
pan They are baked IN thick eartnern pots'
Tha neie mmsbv 1 nsno oheked mass that mas.
querades in this town as Boston baE ed beans
deserves all the contempt that Ia visited upon
Il don't know Of a hotel or eating house IN IN
articie-the unbroken fruit cooked TO- the
mealy tenderness OF o boiled chestnut In
When we moved our goods and chattels to
New York the worst disaster incident to the
transfer was the breaking OF the family bean
new one. He had none, never heard OF them.
Every grocer within O mile wRs applied to, with
the same result, and, In despair we were
obliged to have sent to rs from Boston this in
dispensable article Of New England culinary
equipment.
II the housewives of New York will send to
their New England cousins for one of the
earthen Jars which simmer IN every Boston
oven on Saturday afternoon and use ft intelli-
gently, we Will coon SEQ ridicule turned to
thanksciyipR, and the metropolis paying
tribute 10 her elder sister for teaching her an
art no iasa prf;ad because 80 long do0Di1ed.
NEW YonK, Dec. 25 HuBBITE.
Th. To,- r.,,,o, 6-urr.rr na6spa.a.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sff: In
p1oi..,, ,...o =. - 80. o.,
ueorso n Den'anun ,'os te'f ~ 'o1a. ,a,.ss Hos
are statements to which, as an Interested
party, I take exception, particularly as to tho
voro,itv opd GOOD f.ith NJ n naraon 1rbosa
NeraclJ anu Eooo iai'n vi peLson "hoso
name Ia o synonyme OF a branch OF the business
of which MIR Beniamin professes to be n repre.
sar,a,ina rstor - th. name ~ NJ Edison.
teiei W 1no nsne , Vi niA' oi Iuioon.
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