Milford chronicle., 1891-12-25

e Of y. nair., Vi the feast wnieh ~
nent sl'sp. 4 Review constantly sels before
lady il ~ Among the contributors nafe
nd If th.aron De Hirsch, Professor Oo'u~.u
Au- h IN, late E. P. whipple, csaoAei Z.
pay lers,ll, William Henry Huribert' tIo-
.sor r. A Freeman, Robert P. Porter Su-
i fperiutendcnt Of the Census; Senator Nooi
bees. ex.Prime. Minister crispi, Professor
lanes Bryce, Fre6edck Douglas, late uni'eu
1 states Minister to Hayti; John Russeli
[ vopug late United States Ministerto emma
I Richard Henry Stoddard, Charles a. DAn1
and lanes R. SoleY Assistant Secretary %
The NAVY. The December number IS iu'iy
-, % the high standard which has been SCI
/. s., aud for the Review. It opens Win an
. .-o..a;n0lv valuable paper enV'leu'
s,rhouohts on the Negro Problem" oy as
pr,c. NJ p. who is so we'll and tavoraoly
known in this country by his mastery
. work s'The American Common"ea''n'
+ NJ Brvce has studied the negro question
r i,,oo,,;aliv and in the true spirit OF the 30
J, cisi philosopher; and what he has 10 say
d a.rdir, Il cannot but be read with "ioe
\ - nroeopnd interest Rear-Admirai D D.
c n writes in a Sc erious vein on
- s:'rne BENEFITS Of War" pointing ou' a'noDs
- - ,bi,gs the fntility Of the mueh-n nei-
r aided panacea of arbitration III eei'a'-
It. cuustauces. In a striking article S@i'.'
tn ..r,e three Phiianthropists, Colonel KoO
'y .rt r Inqersoil describes three aineien
" " methods of dealing with the VeEed ques',o,
- a.Ti,o1 and labor. Colonel InRersolr'
h,;,I;ant stvle lends additional interest u
IS ,h;s most suggestive presentation OF an ltn
be Loot tonic. The Hon. Carroll D. Virgin
limited States Commissioner OF l'aOoi, /"
-. cr.ot Statistical Investigation, describes IN
- worl, which is being done by the FinAne
-, committee Of the Senate in connection VIII
a.. r.Dartr,eut tf Labor, in collecting stais
,ics showing the effect Of the tarih laws upo
er &c. Drices. etc. The YerY Rev Ronei
h. c~sgoTv Dean of St. Paul's, London, ask
RI and answers the question, rs corporal Fu'
dy isbment Degrading7" His answer is IN IN
,.gstive and he supports it not only by GU
ed 80 from, the Bible and the examples
nd cr.sce and Rome, but by the experience
At 1,,,,,;sbmeu Of the present time. Ex-Prin
nj -,;',;.,.r Crispi's brilliant article on ''Ita
~ re pope" begun in The Review 4
SJovember. SnU Is brought to a close. ''Railwa
he potesT and the prevention Of rate wars 2, a
H. seed by General Horace Porter from Il
M o;nt Of view Of the practical railroad ma
Tor - - ,vorkiugmau's interest IN the free cor
lay ae,s of silver is described by 7. V. Powder
Ssrsral Master WorkNen Of the knights
sbor The last of the main articles IN u
;ss,,e is entitled '"The Quorum IN Europel
D. Teoislatures;" it has special timeliness
:, ,,;e,v Of the assembling Of the Fifty seeol
IN Co,,gress within a few days The article
for tIs Syork af Theodore Stantsu, and wa? 81
IS, sssted bv the action Of Speaker Reed IN I
fset Congress in counting members prese
Int not voting in order to make quoru
18th TT Stanton has secured statements from
nan 6c;ais or members Of the leading PaIi
~, ,,,erts ~ Continental Europe, showing y
nau there ,IeTe are abundant preCC dents Z ere for
ack Psed,s'aetion. Embodied in the article
en- letters written by two ex-presidents Of
FRENCH Chamber Of Depu'ies' the piSs,I oiSst
% c5cus. swiss Confederation, the president OF
4 ts Danish Foikething, end others