New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
90. But ! think bod would forgive you.-Harper's

too. But tink Dod would forgive you-(Harper'o
Ba7ar
The views Of Bishop Phillips Brooks on immigra.
ton exciting much favorable comment In Boston.
:If the world" he says, In the great march Of the
centuries Is going TO be richer for the development Of
certain national character, built up by larger type
Of manhood here. then for the worlds sake, for the
sake OF these very nations that would pour In upon u
that which would disturb that development, We have
a right to stand guard over it,
Young Earnest-Do you know. Miss. SEASIDE every.
Miss seasde-well, they are very unjust; am most
constant, for my love Is eternal-though the object
changes.-(liarpers Bazaar.
"The Philadelphia Record" says that the liquor
dealers are putting up their wares In attractive
form for the holidays. The liquor is put up in glass
Jars representing books bound In blue and buff. Tho
title History OF the Bourbons' adorns the back Of
somc while those I'm which port quietly reposes the
legend History Of Oporto' appears. library CON-
posed OF such inspiring companions these wouf
doubtless cause q more genial glow In the breast {
Its possessor than many volume OF poetic lore.
Dynamite rs Freedoms friendi
IT'S the foul hend's latest tuggls.
We must fight It to the end,
Firm, mfhlterng in this struggle.
Mere Political Offence"
All this murder, MASKING, mamingi
IT'S pitiful pretence,
Hon0r-bndlng, misunderstanding
IndIscrimlnate, ruthless raid
Mad chance medley OF 0lSnSterI
sophistry The fends aid,
Never better served It's mastery
Than in calling such hellblrth
A new gospel, holy, human
Blasting as with maniac mirth
Bameless men and guiltless womeni
MOI The Dynamiters creed
Though hate swagger, though can't snivel-j
Fires no patrotico deed;
Base-born, all its ends are evil,
Let Gagged wolves and tigers free'
What more wicked, what absurders
Amnesty TO Anarchy
Means encouragement to Murder
-QLondon Punch.
1.-THE Hartford Courant.' of saturday. contained .
hlry-two page supplement- giving the history Of the
oldest newspaper In the United states.' Among
other things 1t printed fac-simile OF the first page
Of Number 90" OF the old " Connecticut Courant,'
printed by Thomas Green. at the Heart and Crown.
near the North Meeting House." october 90, lIo4.
one OF the news items In this issue was follows:
"A furprlng confederation OF events TO one man In
one week. Published Sunday-married Monday
ead a child on Tuefday-ttole horfe on Wednesday,
banlfhed Thlrfday-died Friday-buried saturday
all IN one week. From which 1t may be Inferred
that life In those days not altogether like whrPed
syllabub.
In a certain class In chemistry there IS Dung
lady who has special aptitude in and liking for that
study The other day when an examination was mp
pretended this young lady said u her companions
Out OF the class, OF cour'e Grls IL you shoui %
n kcd 10 explain vapor density could you 40 III! mo
girls found that they unanimously saky on vapor
density: this proficient young Chemist explained
II all to them OIL hand. going over Al con aDlOfe oure
enough when the examination came on, there was lot
about Napor density and the grs were very glad that
they had had their memory logged py t.er &
who had generously cOachet her companions ana VINO
was so completely ratified by the examination that the
whole matter Of vapor density. which she knew per
fectly WELL was for the time being eyaporatcd from
her poor head !-(Boston Transcript.