Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

adv ID a. Among the contributors ."s
d if tharou De Hirsch, Professor Goiawln
Au- & the late E. P. whippls, -Csaoaei K.
pay ,erss II. william Henry Hurlbert' fro-
.sor e. A Freeman, Robert P. Porter 81
,e,iptendeut Of the Census; Senator Noot
k.es ex.Prime. Minister crispi, Professor
lanes Bryce. Pre6erick Douglass late onl'eu !,
s,.,.s Minister to Hayti; JOHN kusseii
Young late United States Minister TO Shlus
p;cha1a Henry stOddard Charles A. Dana,
- 1a,,es soley, Assistant Secretary o.
49, ~ The December number IS iuiiy
- -. 80 ne h;0h standard which has been sci
~ and for the Review. 1t opens WIN -
eyceediuelv valuable paper e1''',eu 81
.,,r,,o,obts on the Negro Problem" oy jas
prvce N. p. who is so well and iAVoiao,l
,-.,,,, IN this country by his mas1eii.
-, ssrbe American Common"eai'u'
wr Bryce has studied the negro 9ues''o,
in,srtialiy and in the true spirit Oh 'ne =
~, ,hilosopher; and what he has 70 >.
-.,.rdiro II cannot but be read win wiz
- -rofo,rd interest. Rear'Admiral ).
II N writes in a serious vein Q
t.TSv ...rhs Renefts Of War" pointing out 'a'nOD
ether things, the futility of the muen- 1 ns, ,,
. 500 panacea of arbitration III eei'a'"
. ,,s,srces. In a striking article can.
b er,,. rbree Philauthropists, " Colonel ko'
e Inqersoll describes three oiHeiel
: ,.,hods of dealing with the veEea ques',O SUI,
of capital and labor. Colonei ls. luEe'ss',
hr;lliant style lends additional in'eies'
, mis- most suggestive presentation o, an -
e s-,ar, tonic. The Hon. Carroll d. "Iisn
TT-;,ad states Commissioner Of Labor IN
J.. cat statistical Investigation, describes u
: -or, which is being done by the finAn'
!, Committee OF the Senate in eonnee''on ", y.
a.. nepartmeut Uf I.abOr,iu collecting s'au
,;os showing the effect Of the tariff laws up'
Z -. ,r;ces. etc. The YerY Rev koo'
J. C~sgorv, Dean Of St. Paul's, London as
b ard answers the question, rs Corporal Fu
y ;sbment Degrading1" His answer IS IN
.gst;ve and he supports it not only BY CT
n -. frov, the Bible and the examples
d cr.sce and Rome, but by the experience
at pr,,;sbmeu of the present time. Ex-PTii
/. Minister Crispi's brilliant aItclS ~ A'
M,5iI,e' MI ,I,e pope" begun in The Review
AM sS5o,sT,ber, snf Is brought to a close 'Railw
ie Pates'' and the prevenuon Oi Ia.e 49,,
S;ac 5Ns,sT seed by General Horace Porter from
q .H;.,t ~ view Of the practical railroad M
or - 'aS, - ,wortiugman's interest IN the iree co
ly a,,e of silver is described by T. " Powder
a ~ Sssnerai =, Master workNen Of the knights
ebor The last Of the main articles ~
;ssye issy is entitled "The Quorum 10 EuroP'
D. 1T9soislatnres:" it has special umehness
:. ..ia,y Of tbe assembling Of the Fitly-see'
IN Congress clS" within a few days The article
or RE work af Theodore Stantsn, ana wa? ;
s. listed ons bv the action Of Speaker Reed IN
80 Congress in counting members pres
bnt in5t not voting in order to make quor'
tn Az Stanton has secured statements from
an Sc;ais ai or members Of the leading par
= nos,,i ,,e,fs II Continental Europe, showing
az t,,ere are abundant preeedents ere ioI
ck Peed,s,action. Ped Embodied in the article
N. iett~rs written by two ex-Presiaents o. ,i
FTerch Chamber Of Deputies the presto ps.
~ .:t;,e German Reichstag, en- ex-Prsesloelsl =
D cscuE swiss Confederation, the president Oh
i. t,s,ieh Folkething, end others.