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will be . remarkable thing for the people oi
that country. tF
Through the execution ofthe Bsron's prof.
cot thsrs will probably bs decrease Of the
Jewish immigration to the United States,
though this is q country that nearly all
Russian Jews would prefer to any other.
Tho Poets Exhibition.
Signing the other day over . heap Of
volumes that had accumulated on the
table In his study. Mr.. HowEnrs depre-
Gated tho making Of 90 many books, and
suggested 10 way Of reaching the reader
with what IL really good In EACH" that the
poets might have"a sort Of spring and fall
exhibitions, a. the painters have"
With Ill his practical experience In Mtsfa-
tura Mr. HowILrS should have remembered
that the poets already have their exhibi.
tions, not merely semi-annuai. like those Of
the painters. but daily weekly. and month
II, year in and year out To say nothing Of
the opportunities that they fnd In the
newspapers, what are the magazines for,
from tho poets point Of view. unless to bring
his wares to tho attention Of the public
There arc 30 many newspapers aud they
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. worthy newspaper poem may be over.
looked; but certainly the poems OF tho
magazines may be justly likened topictures
paced upon by . hanging committee. and
finally placed on the line. They are sure to
be seen aud their merit recognised. II they
have merit: and II that seems questionable
and they arc Of doubtful value ss poetry.
they may st1n be interesting for the light
they throw on the poetical intuitions Of the
editor who bought them and printed them.
Any one who has had experience with
eGgs knows that there are eggs that are OBJ
vicusly good. and eggs that arc unquestona-
bly, bad, and other eggs that are more or
less uncertain. It is that wny also with
poems, but with this difference, that when
an egg 10 doubtful II 10 safe to assume that
It 10 bad; whereas, With poetry the Ques-
ton that sometimes bothers the mind, II
whether the doubtful poem may not be
the. bsst Of it, batch. It happens thus
oecause among tho noses and palates
OF civilized people there is reason
able unanimity Of disoernment; but tho
intellectuals Of different individuals arc
liable upon the same set Of facts to return
verdicts widely various. There is no doubt
that the magazines publish good many
poems Of obvious merit, and We suppose
that they reject 4 good many that ara iust
a. chv,ou.Iv ,,c,thI>.. Ana th.r mint
others "A To which opinions nav difiar.
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1h' bubbles must b 's'dsa 'snd'rly.
Which reminds one Of HENRY CLAY and
how he won tho nomination against Polk,
and lost the election by an unlucky letter.
There is . special moral for Presidential
candidates In Nj. WHAoN's lines.
In Sr'onr's Mr.. MARr1s. writing Of
spring. 3ustifios Q disposltion to laziness:
I From as6sr aaa activity
bprsaADssss nAA 70 shirk
Al bot ssxorahls work.
His advice Il To no Attaining the first
warm spring day, and not to try anything
moro until next fall, counsel that may
recommend itself to persons whose incomes