The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-07
THE

The North American Repiep for December en-
braces a variety OF articles that go lar towards a
solution OF the questions handled and to which
the public mind Is at this preseut moment
directed. The established policy of the Re,ie,u
Is 10 secure papers from those men upon whose
opinion and action the decision of the matters
under discussion largely depend. Mr. Glad.
stone, the prime mipister of England, has
spoken IN Its columns on the condition of
affairs in Ireland. his paper being Il reply to the
Duke OF Argyll, and in the December number
the Hon. Arthur James Baiiour. secretary for
Ireland in the Salisbury administration. g,vas
what he claims 10 be the view OF the real ma
iori;y i'll Great Britain. His article is e,t,lnd
The New House OF Commons ana the Tri.h
Question, The meaning OF papal infalIi-
bility Is made very clear by the Rev. sM
Brandt, OF TIE Society OF Jesus at Rome. in
"Nhea Is the Pope Infallihle?' He reviews
various utierances and DEGREES Of the pone and
points our their d;stintions in character Thu
governor OF Jamaica i'll "Oppor.uaitics for
Young Men in jamaica sets forth with Soma
enthusiasm and yet practical detail the business,
advantages tina: are afforded by the somewhs.
neglected island. IN view OF receu. sehiexa.
mtnts by American bred horses and the revived
interest IN me STOCK al article of special ya!ue
ID that OF Col. Theodore Ayrault Dodge on THE
Horse N America" In "A Camaaign fo- RaT-
lot Roiorm' the Hon. E. Buri Grubb racorn,x
the history OF tie fight made against corr,n.i,,
ut the polls in New Jersey. which led to the
conviction ana Imprisonment of a large nunha-
o! the guilty politicians.
In the December number of tho z,,nt;.
Mouth. Mr.. Crawford brings his serial story
"hoa uT>ino, 10 an uIex pectei and striking
close; and IN the final passages OF his nnra, r.lIs
Us tla' IN MS hero We see a sketch OF the younp
man OF the transition period in Italian life, Ia
intIinates that this Is tie end OF his se-ios y,
histories OF the earaciaesCa family. Tho chfas
attraction % this number IS & collection NJ Ia
ters that James Russell IOwell addressed =,
W. J. St4inaaO. which are very deiiyh.ful rast-
iHg-fuil of the genial, sunny dispaeItion en1
the quick touches OF humOr ana feeling yhtoh
were 20 characteristic OF the man. F-s,r
hot.eS. whose vpH!me, The Land of the Iinea--
ing snow has given him a place an onr TIE
&Se2est observers o. nature. has = sketch s,.i-
'4ei Alone On tAoco-na AZ S!Eht.' and Edward
L'SIe't macs graphic papers on a New
EaSaaDi Boy hood are Continued, and oa
interesting as ever II their Intimate personal
sketches o. men and landmarks of old R,.to,
Gays II a travel sketch, "A Morning al ser.
mI"as, ELLEN o.ney kirk describes TIE QUAINT
old Italian town where Catu.lus o2ee hat go
coua;ry villa Mr.. William Henry Bjshor..
paTsc-s o. "An American ~ aoma in f,ro1a'
caves further account nj house-huut!og.ana hfs
description Of Apartments 81 Venice j. ns--5r,.
iasiy interesting and amusing. Agnes Renuf{ar's
&!ttc.e Ga "Ntt and Humor' 5 fall o.: goo.
'a.nSs, aud Is written wita the brightness. AMI
F-FAt'tF INST Miss Re pier puts into eye-v,h5rr
ina SIC G72S- i more serious cout~hr.{on
IFo e>SoF Andrew =. NcTaustliu'. s-.zr.a 90
H'ssi>>iptd abb the Negro Question" discusses
t1u manner II "hlca Mississippi has undertaken
y se~~"Ats iAe lights Of negroes within her
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