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NEW HIMPSHIRE TOWNS.
The Many GlOries Of windsor and the Dis.
tIRctiOn Of NoIInt NeFnon.

To- rHT FDITOR OF TpE Sun SIR
Through an inatvertencs the county Of
Grafton was omitted IN my LIST Of counties
with English names Il vas named after tho
puke of Grafton One Of the smallest towns
IN New Hampshire l. Windsor In Wllshor-
Ough county. In shape u re-enl bles 4 dat-
iron, and it h q quesr town
Ia the History o. HillsbOrouch County,
published in l>s-. % D. said that We
lW'nd-Orl have no church. no minister.
no lawyer mo trCuhlel, no doctor. no
hotel. nO post OTCe. only In connection
with liillsborouch Upper VILLAGE this vas
before the days oi rural deliveryl no store.
no paupers, no drltnkaTds. no voice in
the Legislature And no prospect of hav-
ing any Evidently happinezs reigned
supreme IN Windsor and the people Wers
thankful for nothing The population n
the town in iap was ~ and in the November
election ~ that year eleven voters vent
20 the polls
In 'hs town Cf Mount Vernon, according
- -HHyward's GagetteeT there u but
ono stream Of note and this was called by
The Indians guOhQuimapa-sake kessunanaE-
nog. containing twenty--eNen letters ]
thought that this was the limit on long
indian names but on looking ~ the descTip-
ton Of RONbuTv, Mass there is one given
composed Of thirty-three letters u is
MutApi'eS-ituk kqu-sunnOoN ehtunkguOh. The
English Of u j. said 10 he -Knerling dovn
TO him
n any readers of THE SrN In the wild
and WOolly West know OF q longer Indian
word let them bring h forward. and II any
on" wishes % tackle the pronunciation q y
HI privil"gr liOwAED tOOE.
CON'UHD. y u June -
The sun., 1910-06-29
rom IEiRS FIGHL
TIE Cancellation Committee and the ausr
Of Woman suffrage Ia F'aTIiamsnt.

ru ruf T.urur pr THE Sry Sr The follow
Ing Declaration i1 thr letter sent out ~ M
ft.rB eight member, of Parliament Who have
.Brrrl circulation rBHrm'ttrr r1 adj aurc No
woman suffrage bHI deserve. ,pscll. s'tcrt tiUu
There J. no doIbt that ne present tlou>c Of
Cdfnmous iEr ryrT HoHsr Nhl.h has met sine r
Is-u sN0as a majority Tor woman .IrraCc In
IrsI while over iu member, arr auoWn 20 be-
favorable not mo-r Than ~rtru'. have declared
tlrr. solves hostile
10 woman sTrragr has had % majority In the
uoY.r Of commons ior me last 'o-'y scar,. Amer
can, uiu naturally 49, vh, trc uul sd not pass
long ago There lies ne cruN Of the sufraGettr,
.f|-sancs Iby sNp.auaHIn of Au treir singular
behavior
The Cabinet nas ne rowfr 10 ,roghrr any hnl
Do. a-ruug 20 from coming 1862 'oT fh.rI reading
and anal vote The bM 10 give Parliamentary
s. TrAge 10 uour1 I1 the same terms as 10 men
has passed rs .ru1ud reading uyrt ami over again.
ur ever growing uaiorucs iu ne lat Pafiia
-srt fHr vote .H i's favor va, three 10 one but
never once Tr rHe-r fortF sr,r, has us Carinrt
allowed 10 20 come .p FOR 10, fhiri reading me
women were always tod that al ths time OF Par
Ia~rrt a., urodcI for more pressing questions
The rUiuuf surrarcitcs are ih1-e women Who
11,IF rofu.f Of patience and -si ont deliberately
% ml.e f.r .sr. ~ 'hc C1biuc' WIgis'srs d bur
Den 20 rnrn 4rW rrr. should lct thr suffrage BIN
come f1 H r1ur rHr1 900 rot rrau. -nI1s going
% .lH ant being .UrribIr 'ei bur 'hey believed
rrlr ffr ur. va. 20 .rGHrr me- politicians 20
regard trsir question as pressing 0as 10 mate
Themselves H. frJ.u.r-Ime 1- nDssinIe
Tho urrurrs uf fHr c1urihauon committee
have "a rH 3 yrrsIs 1' the present Parliament
a.I .frf au.IUlpr that there alN %" no 30 'cuiy
la carrying flr suffrage 1iII O. little prunei down
fo proven plural voting. &C. prov idr,i only that
rfr cabinet win aIioN 10 20 rome 80 iur 'hiri
rradius fNrN ming I~reuds Ilon that
IffHr uu.uuar. pI 'br Is nlurf sroIid suu rrfusr
20 grant fartlifir- fJr tliri rradiur anf u the
troubles should In oun aogueucr hegin again wOrss
than ever as tlHT unioIht-,..g would. oouid
a.. ono rr surprised just suppo~e mat any hin
in ptiru tI1u>tnds o' men were Intensity inter
rstst ,ll q home rule bu Tor Ireland had had
= ma orlts 1 Parliament FOR forty years and was
,u.H pres sgtri from coming 70 vote. Would The
Cabinet Vr Istrrs Who we're responsible FOR hiOrE
ag thc measure grl OF merely Vith brosen Win
dlV .,au~s' Would they not he mOrr likely 20
suffer broken bones
Would 1Hf man boz \merira sly that this prOyed
me IrGtGrss of nI men 70 vote Or even the IN.
ltnrss Of Ireland FOR home rule
NLiCE SrUNE Br'CEWEiT
UuFIuFstEn Mas IUTr =
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What congress Appropriated.

I Representative TAwNEv, by exClud-
iUg from hls computation payments 10
be- made after the expiration u the
4 wear ending with June. 1911, finds that
the second session II the SiXty-frst
. Congress Appropriated SCI. OOO,OO. Mr..
LIVINGSTON Of Georgia. with Democratic
lnCluslvenc-s. counts the sums disre-
garlcdb by Mr. TAwNEY and puts the total
At 81. .u,I .mO.UO MIR TAwNEYs = figures
arr discrcditcd IN a measure by, and
Mir LIyINGsToN's receive valuable in
dor-emcnt from. Senator HALF. who
fixes 81 .u2C .oOO .UO as the amount fairly
10 be- charged to the session. MIR.
TAwNEY'S figure. show a retrenchment
Of NlOa .uO.UUN as compared with his
own fgure- for the last session ~ the
SStl"th Congress
Whichever of the estimates is correct.
the showing - not one "a excite Repub-
hcan hope and enthusiasm. Mr. TAw-
NJ = system Of exclusion is Justified in
many instances il would have been
childish "a charge the cost Of the Pan
anna Canal against the session uf Con
gr,S~ that authorized It's construction.
for example But though battlrships
authorized in one year are not 10 be- paid
Tor until several wears have passed
their cost Is properly enough charged
against the session in which they were
acted on favorably Such details how
over. will have little weight with the
pubic. The Hon NELSON WILMARTH
A,rRICHprppared the argument that the
Democrats will find mast useful and the
Republicans most difficult TO answer
when national financial afains are dis
cuS-ed
Mr.. AIpRlCH. with all the authority
Of his knowledge Of Treasury affairs,
and on the responsibility Of his famil-
iarity with 'he details of Government
business. declared in the Senate that
bv IN, adoption uf modern methods
and tho exercise Of ordinary prudence
therr could b" saved for the taxpayers
the enormous sum of S31OOO.OO every
year Nobody questioned hI~ state
ment. 1nt ra virtucus Democrat will
allow 30 % ~ forgotten In the face II
such AN nIIp'm"nt accepted ~ IL own
best proof. disputes over the question
of Including 'hi- item or excluding part
Of that expenditure from the statement
Of The APT Preparations made hy one s'S-
SION will attract little attention. The
great saving. the obviously needed re-
form has not been made
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Empirical Method. Of the soCiull.,.

7, rtE EDITuR uF THF SUN- Sir. When
ever ! hear OT read \ defence Of socialism
alT rcr .atcd ui the advertisements of patent
20 ediCina,. IN which the writers gener-
ally begin With q f0rcible statement Of tho
-unerngs from certain forms Of disease
Often the de-,rirtion OF the symptoms a
Given with great skill. apparently heinz
copied out u some medical book - a. to
ha 1ocurats To that h. aided d warning
against the Use ~ some strong medSi Inc
Vht'h may DO infinite harm. aud then the
writer "nis D. explaining hat he ha- Won
derful remedy which viii cure all the ils
,hivh D." has dc-oTiled without any lnjur,
% the rrnrrll system
On the sare way the -ucialist gives u,
strong ana often very eloquent description
D. the -uFerings NJ ne popr. the eVtiry8-
-au,' of tine rich. and the tremendous need
Of reform in q great urulrr OF th.ng- in
his world ANA when he has vurked biz
hear-r- or Nis readers into "a state Of pn'Irs
zvuu4thy with hi- desire ~ see -u,f re-
form. be- then practically adds. + have a
b0f ~ pills which will cure pll these evils
n the box h written Socialism IuiOrfu.
nHiriy he can uvc lI- no more proof than tho
'"iler nf The patent medicine ttat his Uureal
D. really Efficient
50 he ,unragi.t points ont to ~ many
thing that need 20 he changed and re-
foTmo5. sni trlls ne that her little piil called
uoman suffrage b. going % be the vurrsl
Dut We who are waiting for some practical
good reasons lor believing that such ire
NeTdOu- chalgeS IN the body pOlltic ~.
s"'talt~ni Nnd Npuan sufrrge are the real
cuTealls will not admit that the reforms ~
other Kinds which hey advocate are not
Just a, interesting 10 ~ A. - ther We
only difeF a. tc the means ant desire n ~
-iOwly and feel cur way We do not want 10
.NrlloN any terribly ,t-ong pills unless -
sin be quite COnvilosd that they will aFree
with oar health and iRtsrnal economy. T..
INV NugK June -
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The De.pcra,el, Wicked One.

The Hon VICTOR MuRDOrK, a radiant
~ George, has his feet on that old Dam
vile Dragon. hundred never enough
to h. eStcemcd contemporaries shout
that The nobles' deed Of the late session
Of Congress was the putting of hook
In the Jaws Of that leviAthan, the decan-
noniZing aud dejusephing of the House
Freedom IN her mountain heights turns
happy flipaaps. and tyrants tremble in
their capitols.
Yet Is il worth while 10 take 80 much
trouble 10 kill a man, Man Of Sin though
I've be, If he doesn know that he is deads
Hear the Wickcdest Man in the World:
GoD willing. 90 he here ncst session. and 8,
Will he the Republican malorii, vhlrh uln deter
mine Who snail be- SprAErr
What an edifying spirit, what sweet
innocent expectation -blur. dc his
enemies say Well, even II that Repub-
lican majority be wanting in the next
House Il may not be wanting in the
Danville district, 80 long yOked to
iniQuiiy Suppose the House Demo
cratic viii the insurgents permit the
former Gar To lead the minority Is
not the Hon JOsEPH GURNEY CANSoy,
as "A public man or private man. m e
majority or a minority j. h. not repro
bate, ntolerable ami impossible.
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SOCIALISM Also PREDATORY
AnOther Phase Sf the Combat Between
NaRt and Have.

To THE EDiroR ~ Tar suN -Su. In The
discussion on socialism which has baan No
ing on In IuE SUN. In almost every lel's-
there occur the phrases predatory wealth
social pillaFe. the exploitation of labor
Ac II yOu could conceive % a great sopiaI.
ist who Is a great thinker ,aot a great ln-
gician. such a. Marx or proudhon. whose
thinking apparatusez are merely instrr.
menis 10 Justify and measure their sen
iimentalty and inborn hut uncnns,toH.
'demaEOgyl you would he compelled IN I'D
honesty 20 analyzs the meaning oi these
phrases
u there nothing 10 be- said for the righ.
of might9 4 not the predatory instinct a1
absolutely legitimate instinct Va, not o.,
plnitation sanction M socialism it-sIf.
Does not socialism claim the right ~ r,-
ploit aIi natural wealth for the yooi of
the greatest number. l. not socialism
it=sli predatory IN that it pros laims tN.
right Of the masses 10 prey on the few uH,
bv sheer forre hold he whip hand over
them now Envy aud the will Io exercise
power are the psychologist hases Of sooia
ism Il Is the predatory herd against Tho
predatory few A. Met Esche saws. social.
Ism h he in~urrrUtion Of the slaves aEaiust
their masters, lhr strong men, natures
darling-, the untitled ari-tOcTaCy Of the
world
SOCIALISM Is simply another phase Of IN.
eternal combat Wagnd between the Hnuza
Of Have aud the House Of Want. between
ability and inability. between right ant
might u h true that the cohorts of ihs
House Of Want drape their cupidity and envv
With AL manner Of Randy apparel borrowed
IS ss SaGaTIS saG iSsy Ssl, sa in9 SaS Ss,0Ds
with ethical notices CrOcheted ia them
but beneath II all il the hungry wolf or tho
sickly lamb, and In their hearts there is
not Justice. hut vengeance For iustice de-
mand- that the things which belong o Cesar
shall b. rendered unto Casar. and the things
which belong 10 his subjects shall he rem
dered unto them
The weak panoply themselves In codes
and systems and while mOuthng Justice
spawn bohespierres How may survives
asks the weak man -plInder the strong
Ia the name ~ an ethical sy-taIn. whispers
the fAohinveli In him Al popular IN
rising are attempts 10 impose upon tie
strong, TIE predatory strong,- the Nerv
yoke which The weak are trying TO cast
Cn. the woke ~ slavery The slogan IL
always "Iu-tioe- tho secret intent i 70.
venEe he result 3, alWHys triumphant
incanarity
II j. pathetic 70 wa,rh the sorialist twist
natural values. " i- not only natural, hue
~ J. riTht aud iuss that the strong should
nlnder the weak The socialist too be-
lievs- thl, hecause with his strong nia.orIiv
club he Nill some d1v pmnder and despol
the ~lruhE hut not Tor long, for the
~lavi~h ard hero VurshippinE instinct st
the bottom NJ the soul Of the masses vii
manuiacture it, own FrankSnste.ns. anil
ont Bf IT, nat and nauseous @ftsti,es thers
will ISSUE it, NHpOleons and ~ Cromwell-
BFNItMtN IN CtssEBTs
NV Y1UN. June ~
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good work year after year That good vogl
depends upon our staying therr. and We canno'
abandon EsYpt Without disErare. The AgitauOr
AGAINST Briush occupation IN yEypt must have
one result--,o insist on our occupation.
He gave fair warning that the first
duty oi the Government Il the agitation
was relindled would be % assert British
authority. In an the cases that have
come up since this statement the strong
hand has been apparent. The Council
of Ministers has just passed in It's Origi-
nal form the measure giving iurisdic-
ton to the Assize Courts in all press
cases and also the measure for the
repression of illegal secret sOCieties, the
Ministers thus in both cases Overruling
the action NJ \the Legislative Council.
There is no doubt that much harm 10
British rule has been done, bu' these
difficulties, Lord CROMER said in the
House Of Lords, considerable a. they
are, are by no means iusuperable II the
stern realities Of the existing situation
ara recognized with adequate clearness
and determination The Application
Of the new policy of frmness will be
watched with considerable interest not
only in England but throughout the rest
II the world.
The sun., 1910-06-29
The Rctirinr DIrrctnr.

Nir CAsPAE PUBpON CtAREES long
cosmopolitan experience. his familiar
lry wIth and hospitality 10 all forms Of
arr and artistic cultivation. and his spe-
cal knowlodre u some. have made him
an invaluable director Of the Metropoli-
tan NlussLm Among the many good
fortunes ln recent wears ot that Instltu-
tipn. ~ excellent lu art and still 81 ris-
irg theknowlcdge. the various efficiency
and the engaging personal qualities II
this dire, tor have not been among the
least Nav he find a health as sound as
h- taste. and may his Successor be A.
rumuet.1t n he
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f'o1 Pans lenCr - hs LrHrf'
An impDT tAnt decision with reference % he ale
o. morphine has rsrrntly been given b, he ront1
Chambrr Corrcctiohnciic 4 pha-rareutiraI
chemist having sold morphine without mciird
prescription 70 q student AZ Nanr, che Atr'
rave n N one Of bis comrades. who a, result
o. lakine u contracted the morphine habit IFs
father Of the victim then brought an aruon 'or
damages against ne chemist Who n W, %"
ienrc AID. In the nrst place that Er vls re,no1a
bic only for his oWu arton. but not Tor mo arI11
o. the student Who had given me morpHIUr fr r.
romradc. and In tbr ,erond place that H. -sI .H
direct coanertion with the iniu0 sustained be- .r-
consumer Of the mOrphins rhr lsHr- .1.'
unhcit tnis view. hut ths higher t-Ibu1r. 0'f".t
the che-uist IN pay iOn franc, nnc ami tu '-Hr.r
damages on the ground taat pha usr'. ..I
chemist Nho selis e poisonous suhstanrH Hf.1.
me,iirHi pufscrlption knous that be- be- .s... To-
whatever mishse may br made ~ l' either '" ..
nrst recipient Or hy ne nest ncrzo1 sHn r0r 's
Into uspssession ~ It
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For On" summer reading of those
~ Je-nru who arr Intimately rnnCefue!
With 'Ec conduct oi the approaching
campaign aui already dtIrltly search
Ing for lNaiUh'r ,s,uc~ We commend q
volume recently publi-hci hlca bear,
the inviling 'ltle Conditions and Prog
reas IN Democratic Government
From the wealth Of valuable and ron
tenppmIcou,'y app.irah.o detal IN Tins
volume "" take the following cNtrac'.
% there were no other r-1 s5u '1r Insisting
u7ou rrrrur ' ..puld he ,uTr.cn' 10 uolnt out
'rat me ro,. o. government ls Increasing aia lrr
rraIoss rate InrTrirac' q, sinrly waste o.
Turur ric1r'. u,ntio1 70 suppl, waste Is uothl1 (
BIT c,'or'.or Tint. not only causes lo,, with rr
spcct n, particular outlay, 70 prevent. progress
Waste which loads IoNu o budget Win
unneoes,srl appropriation and stands lH ths v,'
of needed public improvement, O, prov p, di.con
icnL none ne les a serious menace br'Arsr tho
true obstacle to progress IL 20 Utur In lcJ .jooi
And n We are to have ron ien'ct commuaI,r, and
" itN' .tVN wv w "ier' rt'' NtIah Akait'f
and careless expenditure and have public bl,Ines,
proprrl, traa>artrI rhHn 90 conmuuurs b,
il.t a. essential 10 hauri1e.s q, .hrn n he
bone
This volume. We neglected 'o say. j. a
reprint II addresses constituting the
Dodge Lectures of Isg-lgiU at Yale
University on the Responsibilities Of
Citizenship. which were delivered by
the Hon. CHARLES EVANS Hu.HFs.
The sun., 1910-06-29

never cared In cultivate Rattle BnB N
Washington. hut Mr. ROOSEVELT - now
theex-President of the " hole Republican
party, his political sympathies embrace
all factions and include tish. flesh and
good red herring No pilgrims who car,
contribute 70 the symposium At Saga
more Hill win bs barred. II Is likely to
he "A motley procession, regulars, in
surgents, radicals, reactlonaries, con-
seryators, land grabbers, rrylsioni-ts,
proteCtionlsts. naval expansionists,
watchdogs Of the Treasury, and Mr.
BRYAN, or anybody else
The sun., 1910-06-29

Fpr all his adcCtatlOn ~ stealth the
Hon. ROBERT MARION Ia FOLLFTTr
wound have been chagrined If the news
paper vcirttes ~ OYSTER Bav had not
discovered him IN the act of visiting
Mr. ROOSEVELT on Monday Nr. l.,
FOILETTFs refusal 10 give his name
when alighiIng from the limited express
that brought him down was very much
as II Mr. BAEVrM in the prime Of hi-
powers a. a Snowman had equlvocated
about his identity as PHINFAs 7. The
Bate Bon pompadour has become
about A. well known as the Banum Ith-
ograrh used 10 be on the same board
with the spotted giraffe and the Wild
Man pf B0neo We believe that .,
OYSTER Ray had been ~ dense A. not
% discover Mr. IN TOILETTE be- would
have revealed himself bv reading from
rho station platform a roll call of the
senate upon the amendment Il the
court Of commerce bill providing for a
physlcal valuation 0f the railroads. Mr.
IA TolIIrF would sooner Ir-o chan
tauqua date than forfeit the pleasure ol
seeing himself IN the dospatohcz ~ a
pilgrim o. the shrine and a friend m
council
II Is n0' surprising that the senator
should be- called to Oyster Bay n would
nf course be- astonishing II he had failed
10 respond. True tho Iatchstring was
not always ont Tor him when Mr. ROOsF-
WILT was tenant Of The White House but
be had toD warm an eve for patronage
20 quarrel with the President From a
distance Each man admired the other a.
a radloal not without guile and method
and as an altuISt ~ the new sohOol A
times each pald the other compliments
in a casual aside of good carving power.
Mr Ia FOLLtrrE comes nePrpr 70 reD-
resenting Ny Policies than any other
senator quoth Nr ROOSEVELT. not for
uubIication Yes. sir. We must have
ROOSEVELT again. no one else fills the
hill. exclaimed Mr. Ia FoLLETTp in
stricl confidence the year before Mr.
TAFT was nominated Mutual appreria-
tons bring public men ~ the same cali
bre together sooner or later. And there
is the camaraderie Il sport Mr. Ia Fol-
LITE onoe massacred a hear in Colo
RADIO and let daylight through a bobcat
The two gentlemen are not az al
antipathetic Perhaps Mr.. ROOSEVELT
The sun., 1910-06-29
Why not call it the direct primary ta1'

The death Of senator SAMUEL DOUOLAs
MCENERY u Louisiana brings Ia mind
his vote Tor the Dingley tariH bill There
WIS talk " reading him out Of the Demo
cratic party for his reCreancy. But
Louisiana was well satisfied with his
conduct lie had saved sugar rice
aud other local Industries that needed
protection When he returned home early
m August Is9;. after the adjournment Of
Congress, the democracy of New Orieens
gave him public reception az the Grand
Opera House and h- made speech in
which he said
The nepOrrau, senator from CAIlfornla voted
FOR q mga lsFir o. hogaz b@caUse t1ufornla IL a
boriN Producing STATE The democratic senator
from Kruucky earnestly worked and voted ior
Vnld alcohol and the uemOrratic senators from
florida ,irorria and south Carolina favored the
proicr'3on of rice and umhrr WY DID they AID
and assist M making the biu protective and then
vote against ~ The Interests they advocated
wo43 have beru lost bl the defeat OF the hln !
voted FOR he Interests Of l.olisiana secured the
protection Nr desired and did not intend 10 loo
10 b, taxing any chances % the defeat VI the bill.
NOf was willing oask ior Louisiana what would
NOT grant ~ other state,
In 1919. as in 1897. senator MCENERY an
honest man who had the courage ~ his
convictions yuts-d for a Republican tariff
bill. and to the reorle II New Orleans he
could have repeated the speech that he
madc % ms fellow citizens after the pas
-lgr II the Dingley bill
The sun., 1910-06-29

tons, notoriously measures of politlca
Hraft Designed in the great part to assist
ths statesmen IN their districts at the
approaching congress elections aggre-
gate nearly thrice tho estimated pro-
ceeds of the corporation tax. These
bills. carrying an expenditure OF So OO,-
OOO, were passed with enthusiasm by
the same COngressmen and reluctantly
hut effectively approved by the same
President who had oooperated some
months earlier to stretch the COnsiitu-
tion and innict the corporation tax upon
the business, big and little, oi the coun-
try under the preteHt of a deficiency Of
needed revenue
Our sympathy, otherwise nigh uni
vensal. stops short of tho legislators
Who enaCted the corporation tax in the
name ~ neCessitous Treasury and
then voted away its proCeeds three
times over for distribution IN the form
uf swine flesh.