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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

hishopric-a an Office tina, he adorned
with many virtues. His history"
which * Lively and gOsslpiug. gcncrl!iv
has been accepted as trus;worthy.
though recent scholarship has begun to
pick holes III il. 1t was. as is well
known. a great favorite with Macaulav.
and perhaps no other work of English
history written :'rior to this century
has even to-day as many readers.
Coming now To the second class Of
histories referred to. the most import
ant one 10 be mentioned is Lincard's
John Lingard Q77l-lS5D is the great
Roman catholic authority on the his
tory OF England. His great work.
which was first published a in e.vals
between 1919 and 1890. has been the sub
tect of much severe criticism. and in
many quarters has been ndjudsed to
be strongly biase hut, nevertheless. IL
remains one of the best histories of
England up to the year 1GSS-the date
it closes wiih--yet written.
There is always with the general pub
lie q desire for ons good history Of a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

abroad. the response is a sneer at
everything right, true and good. or a
mocking roar of laughter at the sim
plicity of such an appeal, or an out
purse OF derislon at all dccency or vlr-
tue IN business or politics. from the
very fellows who alternately abuse
Bryan as blasphemcr. or ridicule him
as crazy fanatic and PuritanTc prig.
Nothing could more fully reveal the de-
pravity, proiiigacy, RIGHTEOUSNESS and
vileness of those who now bear swav
among U.S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
OPINIONS or THEpRE>S.
1NIPERIALlSAI

Fresno, cal. April William j.
Bryan has written n letter TO the rres O.
no Democrat. giving his Views on I'm
por.dlism. lie says. In rart:
FL think IL can bc shown from pc
cnniary standpoint that 1t Will cost -.
more u conquer the Fllipinoa and keep
them in subsection than wc shall lie
able 10 MAKE ont of the enterprise, and
that money which docs return from
the Philippines Will not find It's way to
the pockets Of those who supply sons
for the army and whose taxation fur
nishcs the eincws of war
A HIGHER VIEW.
"But there is a higher view TO take
of it than the money view The prn-
ciple of conquest is wrong Our nation
has steadily contended against ii. and
1t is impossible 10 calculate the far
reaching effect upon our people Of a
doctrine that would substitute force
for reason in the declaration of the
nations policy. Those who oppose i'm
perialism plead no; for the Filplnos.
but for the American people. Our ma
ton Is strong enough 10 do harm. but
II ought 10 be too grea; TO do wrong.
Il feel confident that the sober sec
ond thought OF the American people
will sustain those who believe that the
Filipinos should be treated like the Gu
bans namely. given their independence
and protected from outside inter-
fcrel C..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21


Among the many able journals that
were formerly Republican. but AFRO now.
t,chtinn ,b;e II,r,,.,
,,s,a,,, ''''''s we" ''"ou' men or
measures Is the Nebraska ConscrVa-
49, ,..'', .9"n spc"k'hs OF
,,.,,,, .,,'n anu us a'llerehccs
'''''''' d ''o''' says
me Nebraska Conservative finds
creed put forth hv ths tm ,a LEV ppi,tacn'
tration. Il cannot. for eyamn,n nrcnnt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

comprehend what may he called the
SocioioSic Significance of history. the
vast ana complex play and interplay or
currents OF life and action that take
place below the upper surface of his
torical phenomena. But. nevertheless
ne Decline ana Fail" is still the
miShtiest. the wcighticst authority ia
IT'S own special field that has vet been
produced by the genius of man. AS
MI Freeman we'll says. "Whatcvor else
~ read, Gibhon must be read. too"
-Four other great works produced bv
h.hSllShmen claim especial notice. rirsr
~ ltoDcrlSunS History Of Charles v. ="
iirst published in 1869. This work is still
considered one of the great classics OF
"'Storlcai composition. equally so be-
F"uSc 81 the cicarncss and persuasive
ness OF It's style and the Wcll-deservcd
hu' h"fltN OF its statements and judr-
lhehtS. Robertson. Iiumc and C;ibbou
cohst'tutcd the great historical trium-
write ol the last century. And in some
respects Robertson WAS the greatest of
the three. He was PERHAPS the first or
historians Ia recognizes the Importance
Oh Inc general currents" of history
'hosc currents which AFRO the result OF
social dcNclonmcnt rather than of the
actions of individuals
second is Sir Archibald Alison's IA
nous history of Europe" CD from tho
rrch'h revolution, t2) from the fan Of
-\dboI"ph- RMS work universally rec
"EniAcd as the most Important history
Mrltteii o. the times it is devoted To-
~ however. not without serious faults.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

Despite The scrupulous candnr and hon
csty ana IriInstakinsnoss of it's author.
* IS pcrvadcd with :. strong personal
bias.
Third is Nlilman's @rcat production.
me History of Latin Christianity "
punlSh'd IN lS55; Il work. in regard TO
NE subject If Which it treats. second
IN Importance only to Gibbons. I'm some
RESPECTS. however. j; is the very opno-
sue Of Gibbons work. on. of H., re-
Ir"it"blc characteristics IS it,, 100 great
Ecmtlenoss or modcsty. a rault which
WHi scarcely BE- chHreed against ,;ih-
bon. I'm Introductory work is The same
author $ earlier production, "a History
Of Christianity"
Four'h is i;uck,c's greet but un,inish-
cd History OF Civilization in I:urorc .
first published in lSs7-cl This wo,.l,
was an attempt TO establish Il uiloso.
-ff'lN OF history. It was tho production Of
a man Of high originality. great learn
~" ana wondrous enthusiasm ru,. his
Theme, and when produced was ronsid :
cfrd one of The mos; ro,nar,Srble CON
uIput'onS ever made to his,uri..uI lite
iitti". Its merits and dement's cannot
u" SActch"d here. :;uiiicc II To sa,, thn;
~ san remains on" Of IN" most uotabI,
historical productions of the century.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

Mr.. Hanna IS quite right when he
says meeting of the Republican
National Committee is unnecessary.
Washington Post.
Phe meeting of the National Repub-
lican Convention next year, to nominate
Il candidate for President, is equally
unnecessary. Mr. Hanna sunices for all
things. He could probably do all the
Republican voting necessary to elect
his man next year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

a. tho modern school of historical
writers-the school Of which bishop
Stubs is the most characteristic eX-
ponent-ihc school al minute. pains
taking, accurate archaeological re-
search. They arc not artists I'm words
One does not read them with The same
sort OF glowing enthusiasm one feels in
reading MacaulaN NJ CARLYLE or t'rouic
or even Justin Mccarthy i:ut their
sanity of Judgment ana ihoir scrui,u-
louS fidelity 20 fact are beyond all
question. Lccky'a work Is % series Of
broad-vicwcd essays rather ihau a his
tory in the sense We usually under
stand the term. Stanhopo's is = his
tory Of the conventional type sound
aud generally impartial. put laden with
sympathy for Il party and uufOgtunatc-
~ devoid OF literary style spencer
Walpole'a work has every merit except
that Of hcin. interesting. Napicr's
work is universally Recognized as tho
most successful military history in the
Language In the words Of Charles
Kendall Adams, his pictures OF battles
and the heart-strring events Of war
have scarcely been surpassed by any
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

authorship, or because they are de-
voted TO special cpochs. or because
they have been superseded by work.
more consonant with currcn, bubble
taste, are not so much read as their
merits otherwise onti,lc them To b..
or the first class OF these histories We
shall mention only two-Clarcndon's
History OF the Great Rebellion" and
Burnet's History Of My own Times"
The Great rebellion" was of course
the civil war that eliminated in the
death OF Charles |. Clarendon was that
Edward Hyde. aftcrWard earl OF Clnr-
ondon QC0S-'1D who, although at first
parliamcntari:n. became a royanst.
1t was he who accompanied Prince
Charles in exile. returned with him
when he became king. and was re-
wardcd by being made lord chancellor.
By the marriage of his daughter with
James. duke of York. he became pro-
Senitor Of two queens of England--
Mary, wife Of William Ill. ana Anne.
Clarendon's history is in reality a Sc
RIGS OF personal memoirs. On that ac-
count. and also on account of its ac-
curacy and its very considerable impair
TALLY, il is of great intrinsic value,
Willie its dignity and grace OF style, in
spite OF some obscurities, have made II
one OF the great classical masterpieces
OF English prose literature
Burnets History Of My Times" was
n history written from an entirely OPP
positc point Of view. Burnct. too. had
been in exile. and, like Clarendon. had
returned To his country with Il new
coming King and court. His devotion
10 William and Mary secured for him ii
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

I'm case the next Democratic Ma
tional Convention sees 1T TO repudiate
the Chicago platform. Mr.. Bryan will
be forced to olt."-Washington Post.
And if the sky fail. We shall catch
larks. But the Post is mistaken. Any
convention capable OF repudiating the
Chicago platform referred to. will also
repudiate Mr.. Bryan, and also exclude
him from its doors. He will be under
no necessity OF boiling
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

ut seems that Secretary Algcr was
in complete ignorance of his contem-
plated resignation. "-Washington Post
But that is not the first case in which
Alger and his friends have pleaded his
Ignorance for not performing his duty
They do not seem TO comprehend that
in matters OF duty. ignorance is n plea
that aggravates the neGlect OF dnty
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

description in literature either ancient
or modern" kingiake's Wcll-hu0wu
work is also a luastci pie NJ military
history !; aboUnds in vivid ana pow p
crfully drawn pictures. Eur tile author
is no mere artist His indiylduliity rs
a thinker and critic shows iisci. on
every page
The great constitutional Histories O.
England are: First. HAlHm'S. now io
some extent out OF date, bar valuable
for its Individuality. the authors NINA
being the most judicial ,hJt ever VT,
applied To historical writing. Sc 0ad.
stubs. characterized 10y Mi man
as being the greatest monument yet
reared by English historical cH1la.-
ship" ana third, Mays. S.ub3s. ia;.
lam ana May constitute ecquencc.
Taswcll- LanSmcad work covers the
whole round. IL. however j. n work o.
authority rather than Of delight.
Going outside the domain of English
history. the mos; important historical.
work ever written by an Englishinan-
indeed. in many respects tho greatest
historical work ever written in any de-
partment of history in any language
is Gibbons famous History OF the De-
cline and Fal! of the Roman Empire
OF this great work the frs, volume was
given to the world, after twenty two
years Of prodisious labor. in 1876. me
last volumes were published twelve
years later. in 1'sS. In mnutcnceS and
comprehenslventss OF historical knowl-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

we think 1t was not good policy to
stop the great work OF paying off orr
bonded debt and begin adding thereto
IN u time OF profound peace: but we do
not see that 1T has done any serious
harm. 1t certainly has not IMPAIRED orr
creuit, ana our financial situation, as
a whole is stronger and healthier to-
Jay IMAM 1t ever has been at any pre-
NiouS period in our history. No other
nation on the globe COMPARES with nc
IN financial achievements or in rc-
sources. and while we have been pilin,-
up debt, not only in peace. but in war.
our situation has steadily and wonder
fully improved. Our prosperity has been
so great that 1t cannot be indefinitely.
continued at the same ratio. for the roa
son that ii would impoverish other M
tons and thus impair their capacity tn
purchase our surplus products"-
Washington Post.
Now read that over carefully, scve-
raj times; for. though intended serious
~. 1t would furnish several fine sam
pies of nonsense verses" if il were
only III rhyme; whereas, as it is. II lacks
both rhyme and reason. mo serious
harm in ceasing to pay off the national
debt, but increasing it in peace. as we'll
as in war. Our credit is better now
that VIC are going deeper in debt than
1t was when we We're paying off! What
profound political economy and fnan-
cierlng. Deeper we so in debt. the
greater our prosperity and our situa-
ton wonderfully improved. Mos. won
derful-if true. Our prosperity is inn
poverishing all other nations. What
purblnd nonsense,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

NO steps taken shall be retraced."
declared Mr.. Bryan at Milwaukee. That
is the platform ASuinaido is running
on. "-Washington Post.
If that be true, then 1t is confesse d
that Mr.. Bryan's platform is as faith
iul to his country and people as that
OF Aguinaldo is TO the Philippines and
Philippines, in face OF an invading
army of conquest subjugation. outrage
and pillage.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
i,NAa!I%ATIONS AND Crprrrr-
C'ATlr:

AZ the end Of the term Of seventeen
weeks. series Of questions on each
course. prepared by Professor Seymour
Eaton. Will be published in the Vir-
Sinian-rilot. ana blanks containing the
questions VIII he furnished every sub
scribcr making application for same.
Two weeks Will be allowed after the
courses close. for Tho receipt Of exami.
nation papers containing answers
These papers viii be referred to Il
Hoard OF Examiners. who Will assist
Professor Eaton. ana as soon as the
work OF examination is complete. the
r"Sul; viii! Toe reported, ana certificates
ISSUED To the students entitled 20 them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

edge. In power and skill in the COM
bining of minute and complex details
so as to present them in easily compre-
hensible and striking wholes, in gor-
seousness and statcliness of styie-a
style that elevates and enlSindles while
IL also attracts and charms-C;ibbon
mas never had an equal. There are ob
Jections to be urged against this great
work. One is its strong bias against
Christianity. Another is it's failure to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

At every appeal to heaven, the divine
rule. the Christian religion. plety, mo-
rality, patriotism humanity. the prin-
ciples Of liberty, the Declaration OF In
dependence. the Virginia Bill of Rights.
honor and honesty. against this wicked
and abominahlo mrl-administraiion Of
our Federal affairs, at home and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21
TWELVE PAGES
FRIDAY. APRIL 81, 1899.
INHERENT POWER"

The Judiciary OF Virginia. through its
Supreme Court. asserts an inherent
power" independent and superior, above
the government, as administered by the
Executive ana Legislative departments,
above the laws ana constitutions that
guarantee trial by jury in all cases af-
fecting life, liberty, or property, and
IN Contempt of the authority conferred
on the Legislature by the State Consti-
tuition TO erect courts and regulate
them. OF course, any such inherent
power" in branch Of government cX-
pressly authorized only TO interpret
laws and administer them under CON
ferred" powers only. created by the
legislature under that authority, it's
judges chosen by the legislature and
subject TO legislative Impeachment and
removal. and whose whole jurisdiction,
except as "conferred' by the consttu
ton, is distinctly placed under lesisla.
tive "regulation," any such alleged in
herent power in our courts is inadmissi-
lie, ana thoroughly incompatible with
cur form of government.
If inherent power" exist anywhere,
u Is IN the reserved rights ana ppW~
crs of the people, from whom our
Declaration Of Ind epcndcncc and our
Virginia Bin of Rights both positively
assert that all power is "dcrivcd'; and
81 any such power can be asserted or
exercised Ivy any branch of government,
IL is by the Legislative department. rs
directly representing, The people. ana in
'the name OF The people. under the re
served powers and rights of the people
ns consiitutionally recognized by our
h}ili Of Rights, where it says The
rights enumerated in This iiill of Rights
shall not be construed 10 limit other
e;shts OF thc people not therein ex-
prcsseG;" and also by our Federal Con-
stitution, Amendments IN. and y, as
follows
Tho enumeration in the Constitution
az certain rights. shall not he con-
sirucd II deny or diaparAge others re-
tanned by Tho people. The powers not
delegated 10 tne United States By the
Constitution. nor prohibited 10y it to
the States. are reserved respectively to
the States, on 10 the people
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

Now that an undertaken has given
evidence about tho embalmed beef the
Court Of Inquiry would do we'll 10 cali
in a grave digger ana a grave rock
cuttcr ana make The list cnmp!h;e
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

Il is said that music is peacc-makcr
II that be true the sooner Uncle Sam
starts band carnivals in the Philippines
and Samoa the better it Will be far
everybody concerned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

There must bc a mead Of The state.
nni a supreme power. ana IL that pow
"r reside anywhere in !. popular cavern
nrnt 81 MUS hc n the legislature.
Where i; undwb,,dly IS. iu fact. 10th
,he cNocutv. ana iulielai branches are
subort;nate io ,he lssismtivc. ;housl,
aoperaic from ana ind, pendent of
the Legislative within certain
sphere. respectvoly, but which may
be curtailcd or enlarged by lcgis
lauvc action: amd bp,h cxecuiivc ana
judicial officers are liable 10 Legislative
Impeachment ana removal nom Office.
without . trial by juyy, except as an
additional proceeding against ihcm for
their offences. Thc Assumption of our
courts tina, they are commissioned is
the Crown of England. duran,c bcnc
pIacito, ana hnld Cadcr The divine right
OF the King or Queen " Great Britain.
with Jurisdiction ana powers limited
only by British precendent, is a very
gross error The Code of Virginia. sec
ton ., says: The Common law of Eng
land. SO far as it is NOT EEPUGNANT
to the Bill Of Rights ana Constitution
Of this state. Shall continue in ful
force within the same, ANA be the rul.
of decision. EXCEPT IN THOSE RE
SPECTS WHEREIN TITS or SHALL
BE ALTERED BY THE GENERAL
SSEMRLf"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

1t is not the Government OF the
People" that is making war on our
formcr allies-the Philippines. 1T is
'hr fanna Government of the Money
Trust!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-21

How repugnant the common law OF
contempt. as still claimed by our judi
ciary. is to all orr principles and in
sututons. has al9cr!y been shown re-
peatedly BY the NiETINIAN- rILoT
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The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. H-Cattle-Fm demand for
best: others weak a shade lower; butchers
stock active; Gamers firm; Western steady.
Fancy steers quotable at s6.25a6.e5; good 10
choice, s5.5oGs.25; poor to medium. 81 49d5 so:
mixed stockers, S3G3.5o; selected feeders, 81 2cEp
4e0; good to choice cows, s5.50Gi.S5; heifers,
s3.50G525 Gamers, $1sd3.O5: bulls, s. 5Od4 %:
calves, s4fr7.25 fed Texas beeves. 81 5o6l5 5O
grass Texas steers, sS.6Jq4.25; Western range
beeves, AG525.
Hogs generally &c lower than yesterdays aver
age prices. Tops, - 20; mixed and butchers.
S. s0q4 20; good to choice heavy. Ad4 171z; rough
heavy. So soG4; light 50. sga4 10; bulk CT sales. 81
G4l0.
Sheep-Best sheep and lambs steady; others
shade lower Native wethers. sST5G4s5; lambs
s4a5.30; Western wethers, Sq455: Western
lambs sia4.75
Receipts-Cattle. 5000. including 1900 Western
rangers; hogs. IS co., sheep 5000.
EAST BUFFALO Nov. A.-[Special Ran
SON. Mansfield * Co. live stock commission
dealers, report: Cattle-Receipts. 40 cars, over
half stockers Market steady for good fat cattle: !:
common dull. Best export steers. s. 9ods: good
TO choice. s5.esq5.75; common light butchers to
medium S3.7sH525 stOckers dun; common coarse
TO best, 81 i0d3.75. veals. s.. 50Gi7.75
Hogs-Receipts. 50 cars. Market fairly active
and generally sc lower. Workers, An4 %. largely
81 pigs generally 81 mixed packers. s4.O7l1G4 10 (;
mediums. heavy. &.l04A.i5: roughs. 50 35fl3. 50.
Closed steady: bulk sold
Sheep-Receipts, IS cars. Market fairly active
and steady to strong for good grades: others
slow Tops, 81 9oQl5. o5: bulk. s.: culls good.
So 75d4 50: feeding lambs. H2Qis0: fancy. S.O5
good s1.756s75: wethers and yearlings A25Q
4eo: Canadas. Sq5.15. All sold.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. N.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000 natives and 1.50o Texans Choice killing
grades steady; less desirable grades l0c lower:
stocksrs and feeders steady. Heavy native
The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-15

steers. 8. .2oe5-75; light weights. s5o5d5so stock
and feeders. s.. 25et4.S0; butcher cows ana
heifers 81. l0d4s0; Gamers, S2z5qS 10: fed West
ern steers A.Z5q5.35: range steers. S-loq4-Ss:
Texans. s. 3Is.20.
Hogs-Receipts. 1890. Market slow and weak
10 SC lower. Heavy. s3.s0ai: mixed. SSGlkd3 IS:
light. So .S5. pigs. S.5on3.s0
Sheep-Receipts. 1870. Killing lambs and choice
muttons active and steady; common muttons
slow and a shade lower Lambs Sf5 IS: NUT
tons s. s5a4 stockers and feeders. s27eqf: cuils.
N.50d27 75.
including I.0o0 Texans. Market easier. Native
shipping and export steers. S.16 30. dressed beef
and butcher steers. 81 S0f5 60. steers under leo
lbs So seas: stockers and feeders. s. .50fff IS:
cows and heifers. s2I47 75 Gamers SlQ2 S.. bulls.
S2G3.50: Texans and Indian steers. s.. e0I4 50:
cows and heifers, 2-65et350.
Hogs-Receipts. 800. Market Sc lower Pigs
and lights. s.. SOFT O5 packers. Ssoas oS: butch
sheep-Receipts. 2.7Oo Market steady Native
muttons 81 65ff4 20: lambs. A.75fi5 25; stockers.
81 50a3: culls and bucks. x-25d350: Texas NUT
tons s.. 50m46 CO.
NEW YORK. Nov. f4-Beeves-Receipts su
cables Exports. none; tomorrow. 500 cattle and
$3.50 quarters Of beer.
CaIves-Receipts "a Market quiet but steady.
veals. s. 4ol $40. little calves. "a; grassers 900
3l2<.
sheep and IAmbs-Receipts. lsss Sheep
sheep. s.; prime lambs. S.2g6.so; Canadian
Hogs-Receipts 2472 None for sale. Market
steader: nominal quotations. H.9oGiso.
CINCINNATI. Nov. iA-Hogs active ana lower
at s.. .S5@4o5.
Cattle dull at sa5ees.&o
sheep dull At s2gsSs. Lambs dnil at p0lA