New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21


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PATRIOTISM, ana III 'ic "u'i's anu
OF American cltzenship III al our Pupii' ''Noo''
by all means lct 'he peau'lui nag ",,i u'
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c,,ar5 a. arnoror,,, moro ,mnortant branch
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Lpa bow ur,ortrpoteIv verified br tbc Buffalo
oai,ion Tho sold;o,. arc doinr their duty.
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The Patriotic League, which has been described
In the columns OF The Tribune, is engaged in
work that cannot fail to interest profoundly every
right-minded man and woman. Its purpse may
Ike briefly described the education of the young
in the principles OF good clti2chship' ~ Is pro
posed 10 form "circlcaT from schools colleges,
clnhs and societies. 10 be composed Of those who
are willing 10 spend from fifteen I" twenty MN
utcs a dav in the study Of specific subjects which
' m. - - % h. bon, nm for
may be assigned Inc "orA Is 10 "e "p' ny 'o'
thirtysix weeks IN the year. and the course is to
extend over three years Inc pun 10 ''ii'nO9
practical and the carrying out OF 1t cannot fal to
IN lhfgciy usci"i. :" '
study of this kind should ne cohnhed 10 the
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need OF knowledge on inc SUBJECT 0, cnizcns,''p'
orablc auspices, and we shall be disappointed If
the best results not forthcoming Among the
prominent gentlemen interested in it are Edward
Everett Hale John Jay, Warner Miller, William
7 Howard Sweetser.
The English Radicals nrc evidently trying 10
pcrsuadc Mr. Gladstone that he has got himself
into as much trouble by excluding them from
the Cabinet ~ their admission would certainly
The address which has been issued BY the
Republican State Committee Of Arkansas is
strong, practical document, and cannot fail TO
play an important part in the campaign. Take
this paragraph, for example
The only state Treasurer during the Republican
Administration OF lsos-'3 was the Hon Henry page.
ih -" ,he state was INDEBTED TO him Compare
the Democratic record There was q deficit IN the
nmr' Of United states currency. 1887 81: State
scrip ss 5s3 ~ as per me recltals OF the ari OF INC
he smnrrme Cont Thomas ! Churchill. Dsmocratc
state Treasurer. was a defsnter to the State Of
arhansas W ,ic W - ~ a,,p,io =, W,i,,a,o
S63.74O 81 In currency, as found by report OF the
Leg anr IN ecrn and honSs n 6y m. re-
port OF the Funding Board. Should not party
with such reco'u DC ro'"o" iro" power
Figures OF this sort are apt 70 come home
voters who object TO Deins rophed by thelr pup
TIC servants
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