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(Bcner-iI6Ictnin5 andhedge?ShallItellonlywhatIsupposeregard(andwhothatadmiresgeniusor myreaderswouldliketohear?MustIreverespatriotismwillfailtodothat?) -............-------thinkofthemratherthanofGrattan?OtshouldturntotheexaminationoftheenthralHENRYGRATTAN. coursenot.HistorylosesallvalueifsodealtlingpagesinwhichMr.MacCarthyhas with;anditishistorywearedealingwith,sketchedthegreatlaboursandachievements notpresentorpartypolitics.ThetimesofofthisinmanyrespectsnoblestofProtestant whichwearetothinkhavepassedfornearlyIrishstatesmen.Asatokenofhoatfrankly ahundredyears.OfallthebusybrainsandheissketchedbyMr.MacCarthy"all andheartsthrobbingthenwithinthefouraround,"takethefollowingestimateofwhat seasofIreland,Isupposethatnotonethrobsisherespokenofasthecharmofhispernow.Letusthenlookbackonthosetimessonalcharacter:-"Ilewasnotasaintfar withhistoriccalmness.Letusforgetour-fromit.Insomerespectshewasasad selvesforanhour.Letushushtheclamor-sinner.Ilewasalwaysreadytofightany ouspresent.Letustrytomake'thedeadmanindeadlyduel-to'blaze,'asthephrase past'liveagain.Letusseektruth,notam-went-atanhour'snotice.Ilewasequally munitionforpartywarfare.Thusshallreadyandrelentlessinthedueloforatorical Historygiveusitslesson,andthus,Itrust,invective.Thesewerethewaysofthetime. shallweobtaindistinctideasofthechiefEvenGrattanknewnobetterandthis eventsinthelife,andthechieflineamentsinverypersonalcourageandferocity,sooddly thecharacterofHenryGrattan." combinedwithhishabitualgentleness,added tohispopularity.Buttherewasnofal-eness Withthispreamblehebegins.Grattan'sintheman-nodirttoalloyhisgreatness. birththereis,happily,nodoubtabout,Whathedidliedidopenly.Ilenever whetherastotheexactdateortheprecisestruckbeneaththebelt.'lieneversmiled locality.liewasbornonthe3rdofJuly,inaman'sfaceandslanderedhimbehind 1746,inhisfather'smansionofBelcamp,inhisback.Ileneverprofessedfriendshipand Dublin.Hecameofaraceofgoodoldcivicprovedatraitorwhenfriendshipcametobe people.Illsfather'sbelongingswerehonesttested.Asafriend,hewastrue,thoughtful, traders,werestaunchProtestants,werere-tender.Asacompanion,heexercisedquite solutefoesofI'ope,Papists,andPopery.Aafascination.Mensaidthat.Grattannever CatholicmemberofPedimentputsallthisshowedhimselfhalfsogreatinthehoursof uponrecord.Thattheracewasaculturedhisroostsplendidtriumphsasinthehours raceisevidentfromthefactthatthefamilyofhisunreservedprivateintercourse. wereonthefriendliesttermswiththeSheri-EveryoneknewthatGrattanhadnothingto dans,andthatDeanSwiftwasonintimatecenceal.'Therewerenoskeletonsinhis relationswiththehousehold.HenryBrat-closet.Hisprivatelifewasstainlesslypure tan'sfatherwasabarristeringoodpractice,andinanagewhenbishopsdranktheirdozen andwithanexcellentreputation.liewasbottles,andgreatstatesmencamedownto genialintemperament(toall,apparently,Westminstermorethanhalf-seas-over,'no buthissoe),andinhispersonwasstrikinglyoneeversawGrattanotherthansober.lie handsome.Strangetosay,hewasabadwas,inthebestsenseofthewordagentle- speaker,liewhosesonwasdestinedtorisetoman." theloftiestoratoricalheights.Hewas 11, Toryamongthe'Tories.AtthetimewhenRespectingBratan'soratory,Mr.MacCarthy hisillustrioussonwasborntohimliewassaysfrankly-"Eventraditiondealshardly alreadyenrolledastheRecorderofDublin.insomerespectswithGrattan.Ittellsus Onhismother'sside,HenryGrattancameofthathisvoicewasshrill,hisactioninieraccanoldNormanstock-i.e.,oftheMarlay,orfuI,hismarineroutrageouslyodd.O'Connell DeMerlys.Oneofherancestors,SirJohnusedtorelatethatGrattanalmostsweptthe Marley,wasaRoyalistofficerunder('rem-groundwithhisgestures,andthatthe well.lierfather,ChiefJustice'Marley,notionoflilyarmswasliketheroliiiisofa wasafriendoftheEarlofChesterfieldwhenshipin,aheavysea.Curranusedtoinimic thelatterous1,,ol-Licutunant.MaryBrat-!inn,tioningalmosttotheground,and tanherself(Henry'smother)was,inhertime,thankingHeaventhathehadnope,mliatities amongthebeautiesoftheVice-regalCourt,ofmanner.liyronsaidhisdeli,crywas priortotiermarriagewiththeDublinthatofaharlequin.Nevertheless,)Vonnell, Recorder.Asachild,henryGrattanwasCurran,andByron,concurinrepresenting ofafeebleandasicklyconstitution.llisGrattanasoneofthegreatestoratorsthat tidiestday-sehoolstudieswereinShip-streeteverlived. andinAbby-street,Atseventeenliewas Whenathisgreatest,theeffectofhis entered.tsastudentatTrinityCollege.oratoryisdescribedassimplyniagieal:Therehetookhigh!tenors.There,besides,"Overalltherereignedaloftyimaginative hebeganearlytorevealhisoratoricalpowers,powerwhichgaveitakindofpoeticbeauty devotinghimselfstrenuouslytothestudyofasottofheroicelevation; whileccery CiceroandDemosthenes.HisUniversitythought,word,argumentandillustration, courseended,lietookstepsforhiscalltothewereanimatedbyanintellectualpowerand Bar.Forfiveyears,almostcontinuously,lieamoralenthusiasmwhichmadeagreatspeech residedinLondon.IlkintrodtationstoofGrattan'sagreatpoliticalandhistorical societythereweresufficientlybrilliant.Heevent.Nowonderthatinafterdaysmany waswelcomedtothehouseofthePrimeanoblesoulyearnedasGavanDuffy Minister,LordShelburne.liemadetheyearnedpersonalacquaintance,amongothers,oftheOstoharelivedasGrattanMed,intheglowofhis EarlofChatham,ofEdmundBurke,of manlyyears: CharlesFox,andofJohnWilks.Hisprin-Tothundermainthoseironwordsthatthrilllikethe dolechumatthisperiodwasathenlawchshofspears
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UnfortunateStokes,witnessagainstthe Wainwrights,istoowellannieofileafact atthismoment.Itwillberecollected1,y rho-ewhoknowthetragicbilethat,owingto Ionunfaltering-energy.oneofthemostdeliberate;andhorriblemurdersofEnglandwas di-coveruel.andtheperpetratorteroughtto trialandconvicted.Itwashedetectedthe bloodysecretofthemysterioneparcelwhich Wainwrightcarriedwithhiminacabto itforever.Atmalllossoftime andmoneyhe.anhuml,lcmanappeared, andleyInstestimony tovindicatejusticetotalcondemnabarbarousandbrutal ass.,sn. \\Tathasbeenhisrewardinthathuman andcitiUsedcity,who,journal,-howlagainst thesm.,ofalltheworld.stud,C42nothingon earthbutthevirtuesofEng.tinel WhathasLeenhistateacel?Ilehasbeen yiitedwiththeheaviestpuni.dinientitis forsocietytoindictuponLyits voluntary;Kaion. Ileha-.Leeniliathargedfromhissituation, and deprivedailthemean,oflivelihood.andleftwithhi,familytostarveto de.nli-or sal;ecttoapauper'sdreary de.stiny.l'orhehasbeendieltargedowing tothefactthatpopularreelingrunshard againsthim.andnootheremployerwillcare totakehimon
TheMemberforMallowhasheregivento thepublicabrillianthistoricalsketchofthe Life,Genius,andCharacterofoneofthe mostgiftedandrenownedofIrishmen.His Studyisportionedoutinfivechapters,led offbyafewpagesofIntroduction.Thelittle volume,whichextendstonomorethan eighty-oneoctavopages,hasbeenpublisher' atthesuggestionofsomemembersofthe Grattan'MonumentCommittee,inthehope, notunreasonablyentertainedbythem,that itwillhelptopromoteandpopularizethe knowledgeofthepublicastothegreatand importantsubjecttowhichitrefers.The openingchaptercoversaperiodofthirty years(from1746to1775-exactlyacentury ago),relatingtotheearlylifeoftheillustriousoratorandpatriot.Sevenyearsof extraordinaryinterest(beginningwith1775, andendingwith1782)furnishmaterialsfor thesecondchapter,inrelationtoGrattan's famousstrugglefori.ommercialFreedom andNationalIndependence.ChapterThree asetapartfortheconsiderationofthe memorablefifteenyears(from:782to1797), withinwhichhenryGrattancarriedonhis gloriouslaboursfortheeffectingofParliamentaryReform,andforaccomplishing(if itonlyhadbeenpracticableatthattime!) CaliolicEmancipation.ChapterFouris devotedtothestudyofhisarduousand strenuousexertionsinonehistoricalyear- isuu-againstwhattheresultproved, however,tobesimplyinevitable,the accomplishmentoftheUnionofIrelandwith GreatBritain.Thefinalchapter,Chapter Five,recountsthelasttwentyyearsofIIenry (;rattan'slife,closingwiliacuriouslysimple recordofhisdeath,thewholebookbeing vo.indupwithamasterlyoutlineofhis extiaaalinaryoratoricalpowers,andofhis lottyandunsulliedcharacter.HenryGrattan was,withoutdoubt.thegreatestoftheIrish Protestantslate.owitanditistothehoner ofusallthatfullnuedofjusticeshouldhave Leenteeeoed,eltobin]byoneofthemost etoftheIrishCatholicretireseritatvesGrattannutsgnatinmany particulars.Neslam,herIdlyofthefriends ofordereserappearedinthepublicarena. Nodoughtierasserterofthepoliticalr,glits antiprivilegesofhisfellow-countrymen,of allcreedsandofallclasses,everraisedhis (iceintheLegislature.Hisgtnits,asMr. MacCarthywallsays,shed[14re-alustre thatisimin,ti,halde----otttheannalsofIreliold. liewasresple conspieweisamong thosewho,toronegloriousinterval,gave lrelandarecognizedp;ace;tmingthenations ofChristendom epopularknowledgein hisregale],however,isveryvague,confused, andfratmientary.Hislastbiographer,whose admirablestudyofhiscareerandcharacter isnowinourhands,saysfrankly,atstarting, thatwhilehecouldreadilyenough withinthoselasttwentyyears, have spoken at almost any lengthuponGrattan'slaboursandhis achievements,whenhecametoexaminemore closelythanhehadhithertodonethematerialsathiscommandinrelationtothe particularsofI;rattan'alife,asaffordinga cluetohischaracter,hewasstartledtofind that,inhismind'seye,hehadnoclear portraitoftheman.Consultingothers,he foundthatthey,too,wereinpreciselythe samepredicament.Theycouldtalkglibly enoughaboutGrattan,butofthemanhimselftheyprovedtoknownexttonothing. Lookingelsewherefortheinformationhewas insearchof,turningtoliterature,inthehope ofdiseovering,hereandthere,asidelight, liecoulddetectanythingofthatkindonlyat therarestintervals.Anadmirablepaper aboutGrattanwasreadytohandinMr. Lecky's"LeathersofPublicOpinion."Excellentthoughitisinitself,thisisratheran essay,however,upon,thanaportraitureof, Grattan.Asolidandmasterlyargument thereis,again,inMr.O'NeillDaunt'slecture. Butitmakesnopretencewhetherofbeinga distinct,personal,orbiographicaldelineation. Baffledsofarinhisresearchesastofacts, anddates,andincidents,Mr.MacCarthywas driventotheapparentlyDryasdusttoilof rummaging.Heransackedforhimself,and gototherstoransackforhimtiredustiest shelvesofadozenlibrariesinCork,and Dublin,andLondon.Iledevouredscores uponscoresofbooksthathadbeenlongout ofprint,andthathadforyearsslippedoutof recollection.IlesoughttracesofGrattanin allkindsofcontemporaryperiodicals,bigand little,inthedullestanddriestoldParliamentaryReportsandofeverydescription withinhisreachatthemoment,ofold memoirs,oldmagazines,andoldnewspapers. That,eventually,astheresultofallthese labors,hehadhisreward,thehooknow undernoticebearswitnessforhim. wemustperforce,reluctantly,bringittoa conclusion.Itwasin1805,theyearofPitt's deathandofNelson'satTrafalgar,that HenryGrattantookhisseatintheImperial Parliament.There,ashehaddowninthe IrishParliament,hesucceededtoamiracle. HisfirstaddresswasspokenofintheAnnual Registerasuneofthemostbrilliantspeeches everheardwithinthewallsofParliament. l'ittandFoxviedwitheachotherincheers andcongratulations.Byron,Rogers,and Campbell,whowerelisteningtoitinthe gallery,wereenthusiasticintheiradmiration. Itwasonthe6thofJune1820,teathe breatliedhislastinLondon.hisremainsbeing interrednearthoseofPittandFoxinWestminsterAbbey.Threeorfourgreatobjects ofhislife,asMr.MacCarthyremarkssignificantly,arenowthelawoftheland-Free Trade,ParliamentaryReform,andCatholic Emancipation.Meaningthatthefourthis notyetaccomplished-theRepealofthe Union.Ourclosingwordsshallbethoseof LordMahon,recentlydeceasedastheEarlof Stanhope,who,inspeakingofGrattansaid, emphatically;-"Ileloved.withallhis heart,thewholeofIreland,notmerely.one ofitsparties,oroneofitscreeds."
student,afterwardsajudge,RobertDay,aTotheclashingofGrattan'sargumentsthere elevenKerrytnan.HenryGrattanstudiedsoonansweredtheclashofarms-thearmsof comparativelylittlelaw,butattendedverytheVellitihsTs.Ahundredthousandmen frequently,indeed,thegalleriesbothoftheofeveryrank,fromthelowestpeasanttothe LordsaneiCommons.Asapastimehetrap-proudestpeer,ofeverycreedandpolitical scribedandrecited,copiously,passagesfromparty,roseinloyaldefenceoftheirnative Chatham,Burke,andBolingbroke.Intheland,whichtheexigencesofforeignwarhad Januaryof1772Grattanwascalledtotheleftunprotected,andinnolessloyalresolve Bar.liesoon,however,gaveuptheruleoftoassertitscommercialfreedomandits barrister.IlewasnotMr.Briefiess.Losinglegislativeindependence.Thepeople hisfirstcase,hereturnedthefeeandwith-sympathisedfromseatosea.Thel'arliadrewfrompractise.Failingattheliar,formeatroseasoneman.TheMinistryyielded. threeyearshesucceededinnothingelse.TheEnglishParliamentyielded.COminerIreland'scauseatthisjunctureappearedchidfreedomwasgranted.Legislativefreesimplyhopeless.Amongthosewhodeemeddourwasachieved.Onthe16thofApril, itsowasGrattan.Meanwhilehisfather,1782,Ireland'sIndependencewasdeclared." whohadalwaysbeenanirascibleandhardThenitwasinhisgreatestspeechthat fathertohim,dying,leftthewholeofhisGrattanachieved,withavoicetremulouswith propertyawayfromhim,withtheexceptionemotion,oneofhisloftiestflightsfeloquence. of.42:3ooayear.Hismother,whomheidol-ItwasinmovingtheDeclarationofIrishInized,hadalsopassedaway,ashadhisfavoritedependence."Rarely,ifever,"sayshis sister.Addedtothis,hishealthbroke,andbiographer"wereoratororaudiencemore theladywhomhewasengagedtomarrymovedthanwhenGrattanutteredhisfamous expiredprematurely.Worstofall,Grattanapostrophe":hadbecomeaninfidel.HehadlostabeliefIamnowtoaddressafreepeopleages inhimselfandineverything.Thephilo-havepassedaway,andthisisthefirst sophy,so-called,ofRousseau,Bayle,andmomentinwhichyoucouldbedistinguished Voltaire,thenfillingtheair,poisonedhisbythatappellation. imagination.Grattanhadsunkintoanepi- Ihavespokenonthesubjectofyour curean.Thisworldheregardedasaman'slibertysooften,thatIhavenothingtoadd, neplusultra.Happily,mercifully,atheart,andhaveonlytoadmirebywhatHeavenatbottom,hisnaturewassound.Asthisdirectedstepsyouhaveproceededuntilthe latestandbestofhisbiographerssaystohim,wholefacultyofthenationisbracedupto "Heshookoffhisignoblenightmare."Re-theactofherowndeliverance. coveringhisfaith,hisspiritsregainedtheirIfoundIrelandonherknees,Iwatched elasticity,hisfacultiesreawakened,hopeoverherwithapaternalsolicitude1have revivedinhimhedetermined,comewhattracedherprogressfrominjuriestoarms, might,todosomethingforIreland.Ileandfromarmstoliberty.SpiritofSwift soughtthecompanionshipofchoicerfriends.spiritofMoleyneuxyourgeniushaspre- InEnglandhewonthefriendshipofSamuelveiled'Irelandisnowanationinthat Rogers,inIrelandthatofFlood.FromthisnewcharacterIhailherandbowingtoher turning-pointofhishistory,theinterestof "Thesubject,"hesays,"isatouchyone. augustpresence,Isay,Estoperpetual HowshallIdealwithit? ShallItrytoGrattan'sLifebeginsandintensifies. OurnoticeofthisbrilliantHistorical pleaseeverybody?ShallIcut,andtrim,ThosewhocarstoknowthetruthinhisStudyhasrun,however,tosuchlength,that
Butphysicalsufferingsisnotenough-the tortureofmentalpainhasbeenemperadded. 'Hieunfortunatemanhasbeenbombarded withthreateninglettersofthegrossestand mostatrociouscharacter.Hisverylifeis menaced.Ileisemphaticallyinformedthat limnhavesworntomurderIntel-Leeausehe gaveevidenceagainstanassees,in
TheLoral,cljournalistshavenotprofessed themselvesevensolunchasshockedatthis hideousontruat.Theyhavenotinterfered toprotestagainstthatwickedperversityof popularfeelingwhichmake-suchthingspossible-theyhavenotdenouncedthemurderouscriminalswhothusde,oteaninnocent niantoafearfulfateLecatisehesucceededin Finishingguilt.No,theytakegoodcare,by theirsilence,nottooffendthepayingmultitudeandthusgiveevidenceoftheextent andinfluenceofthatsentimentagainstthe prosecutorofamurdererwhichprevailsin London, HeavensWhatachorusofyappingand howlingwouldtheynotraiseifanysuch casehadoccurredinIrelandWhata gurglinggushofvirtuousindignationwould floodtheirpagesWhatashriekforslashingmeasures.whatahowlforcoeicionwould makehorribletheair,bringingdownan avalancheofbayonetsupontheoffending district.
ButIrelandgivesnoparalleltosuchoffences. NowhenlastpopularfeelingWasmanifestedinIrelandinreferencetoamurderit wasdisplayedsovehementlyagainstfluesuspectedculpritthathehadtobesurrounded byescortsofpoliceonhiswayfromgaolto court-houseandback,andtheyscarcely savedhimfrompopularwrath.
InIrelandtheangerofthepeoplewas turnedagainstthemansuspectedofabase murder.
InEngland,inLondon,thewrathofthe peopleragesagainstaninnocentman,becausehebrought'abarbarousmurdererto justice AndtheCoercionCodegovernsIrelandnotEngland.-Irishman.
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01ii.11111,11151ill1:1,t .\1.Iduring ,I1,1. Aiit11.1, 11 iiiC11,1%161111, th1111..2 Sir1'0i1,1-cillail. ,11}Ii,,(1to L1oi111.11TIt..as,tit.' 13,,1 IVhat Itch1,11 t1,iI,tit'lax.111,r,thataltlietuip ,,r1; shipstillhe.Itst,.1.1,c,1:isunsea.11,..101,111,111,1hivIlprosecuted ain,. 111151tosett:inIII.sea,,ortlt,shipIll '1.10.pi;maplech..11.n.sMil'piney,'1,y T,,, soh-titutienterthe Thud:('''w ""rt1fStil've.v. 0ill,a iewutpro,'Milo.,theshipowners 1ill,alea-ierappi tn.tainstallorderof deicn.ionItothehoardot'trade,a1111the '111,11Wcycle 1,1011'-oneot lamtonlyisttdbe appoit,tor III-10..11,10et 11111111--11c11:IS(La,cencerningthelossof 1111,111,1,1;016. 11.11.I114p111yt1sconferred lastSuit'onthelloar.1ofTrade,andnow made1,:y10,111,ut,sirCharles.Adderleyhas atide,1tothedistrictsurvecrsasuperior t""Ktilliv,stall'iu',mho),andplaced .1;:tcr,t.ltnthtos(ourthe1(11di-trims,soas toitto,itleamore.'iii,hitt111111satistiietory su11I'y.Att.,.rdeftiling11hatliatibeendune 1,01.. sItit11respect(I)graincargoes ,c1,11,,,,lc;;singtheser,ices%%WellMr. Plimsoll'tadrenderedintheBlackSea,Sir
se,hillpt.pcm,....h1'iir.i1. istilta11,1liltetImpil ti..eps s, ati'I, Ih,111Iol,111- 1,11 .enmete ibrni allItaltr.tti1etItk ,ititp.tting itienbothint.., anhasettleitt.1theiiine,a1ofthesigat.trations. EN.ii..INti,iit',Lk,AND 1;.11.1,11itstic'tile:
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The '1,111111,, ,1liythe1':11!11,1111a (fist, 1111 ill. ,11* IIIIIIa,III theValiyill ,I,Ilt:111,1II, S1,4/11.1aildhidN11,111, 1,1*1011,,1111h the.\1.selinitles,ou.,tiptthyp.-111.1is 11110,1111,1t1Ilse1..yal1... y,!rehhale fallenitatli.oilthe it(Citatira Nt.1 111111.,111111r,issuiat.,ntPi-eat, ex&eptthat11,11 loshas1,1111'1111.11111_, IntersinfinialittQuesatI.C.pesinen,"anti 111N1.11 alapic11111111,0,-lia'III,III put1,,in1\l'u6iti.1,itdespatch"drivenall litt'allistsoutel1;i,at."tenl'ay's, appointed(ii.,ta..1 Eizarta,ait'iltden1the lines111i-tiI!a,1111iehtt4lionot111111111n11rrstand,It,ateLair11111 yet 111111,Iofthat elliyerbeingtxchain21.1,andseclicelien1 Lispare'c.IntheIrle,:rantsonthenth. ,iItisslatedthatashell1itis all,ad\ 11111111IItilt,.1111.1110 of 111,1 Generall'rirnodelitterahasitt11noticeto theiidialniants,asaplelillilletry10 nigtheplate,thattheywillhaleInrrallye thenhl111111,110111(11,1,111tIiil.lren,withinIt fixedtime.Lastly,thereisadirectconflict oftestinn,)tywithta,,.ardtothepassageof SpanishtroepsduringNlartinczCampus's retalitoperationsacrossFrctichsnit, I'mlistteltgintasrepeattheassetlionthat theviolationtitterritory.waseonintitt,l,10. -Voil.assalorat theNlai d1.\111ins,hasofficially111.01arolthatnothing ofthekindevt.rtookplace.
'I'IIIIANG1.1(iNNSANDTHE 110"N CONFLRENCE. The interestedintheSMITS, oftheworkinauguratedattheBonnouter1'11t'1.havemadeanewmove.Tiw tionolleredtoit1,,Dr.Puseywouldnaturallysuggest1111attempttoObtain115 supportaspossibleinorderthathalcppesi lionmightbeneutralised.ThefirstMimi accordingly,whi-ltthedocumentwhich haseomeinmourhandsislikelytoproduce isthatitisintendedasaparrytoDr.Pusey's thrust.As,however,ithearsnodate,itis quitepossiblethatitmayhavebeenissued orpreparedbeforethewinningfromChristchurchhadewerbeenuttered.Thepaper withwhichweareursivconcernedisaprintedcireularaddressedtoincumbents,curates, dignitaries,tel ofcolleges,mastersof schools,&cwhoareallrequestedtosIgn andliplike"manyoftheirparishoners, congregation,andfriends,beingco.mnicants,
ksr. '1'he11,,agr,illhrQue.n'-1'1 ,c11 ill 1.till,,,,, _i.ipi,j,.'1,1,\i11`ii15 '1:111-at 11;IIliltlit.'to ItInurs 1.,,, ituiptc-s1,11, r\tictly d,lilies111,1111.1,1 by 1111' :111,1antirticicinilit../eul/,(1///,.,Ile,ht,/1111,1._ hottriappro\csItL11rltlimbo'sandNit%D.sttoIt'sstatementthatEnglandncitins 10i1 Fr.,1111tor;1.'1,11,asIntheether 1.1,0,,It L.1.111,sntaratoadmitthat 1111. S Oilertaint..11f!ht.11111.,11,i, (.:11:t1shareswillInthto Lemodified,incons.11111111,111.III,N11'.:111,1i,/,,, t!1 midtold,thatthe 11111_,thatcmiHolybeihrteIsfor;be al,HuataCH1111111.10 1111 1r11111nulbjel1iurs eerlaillyiilit.raisedby hese 1,,IS1,1,111101111putit,neththave nictapelin11,eCanal,hotIIIpre,entany lateelsemaimringa110.1101,1ytoit.
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Aninterestingareolintofthelaboursof theTrappistsocnksinI30,niahaslivenforwardedtotheTiersbyM.Montgelas.It isdrawntipbyFatherFrancisPlanner,the Superidr111 the'Irappists'110hasterynear koijaitika.whohascometothiscountryto solicitbell,t1rtheconstructionofanOrphanagewhichhasbeenarrestedinconsequenceIIItheinsurrect andthestoppage oftheusualcontributionsfromGermany 11111Austria.Itisnowsixyearssincethese TrappistmonksemigratedtoBosniawith pickaxeandspade. hadtoclearthe forest,makeroads,andbuildahouse,and tiring1111111intocultilalien.Threemonks ha,eincreasedtofifty.andthis,inNI.Mont1.;elas'Sis,vhatthecommunityhasdone;-"Acomparativewildernessnearthetownof Banjuluka,hasbeenturnedintofields, v:razin..,lands,andvineyardsaconvent largeentmulttocontainabout100brethren hasbeenbuilt,aswellasextensive tartnbuildings.TheVerbasriverhasbeen dammedup,andtwomillserected,whichare infullswingseveralbridgeshavebeen constructed,andmilesofbridle-ppthconvertedintoroadsforneavytraffic.Two housesandagardenhavebeenboughtin Ban.jaluka,whereaschoolbassbeenestablishedunderthedirectionofSistersof Charity.Allorphanageforthereceptionof unclaimedwaifsandstraysofinfanthumanity,sonumerousinthoseprovinces,isin
processofconstructtonadjoiningtheTrappist'shouse. Thesite.forasecond Trappistestablishmenthadbeenpurchased beforethepresentoutbreakinthevery heartofBosnia,anditsconstructionwillbe pushedvigorouslyassoonascircumstances willpermit."Thebenefitsconferredbythe Fathersuponthecountryaresuch,andthe civilisingimpulsegivenbytheirlaboursis sogreatthattheyarelookeduponwith favournotonlybytheBosniakpopulation, MoslemaswellasChristian,butbythe TurkishauthoritiesbothatConstantinople andintheVilayet.Weheartilywishsuccess toFather]'fannerandhiscompanion,in thisbraveenterprise.Thefieldfurhumanisinglaboursisimmenseforthellosniaks seemtobestillignorantofsomeofthemost elementaryartsoflife-theycouldnotmake bread,forinstance,tilltheFatherstaught them-butthecountryisimmenselyproduetive,andthesect(ryaslineas(Si)'in Europe.
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iii. asl,sifPal,PiusIX.ha,n'it}11,11 Popploner 11','t-r, St.Jerome,inhiswrititats,informsitsthat St.Truerroterne,ltheChurchthirty'-seven thecrucitiXionofour1,1,1 lay-11,eofthesey,Lir,he ,hangnearlythirtyyiarsIlehathL.elanyofhi-pi.,,I, e, 1,1'-I I. .1 II ,u}11,),thatthe h in:ti i',01.1,t t.,Lit,,I 1,1.1ie. r thi 1,1-thaith,v 11leon,etthe she illnot
1-C111,111111 Mr 1' -1,1-111:11..OI ;1,2,1111 1i1111, producesolittlethattheTreasurycannot affordtogiveuptheothers.Then,although Princeflortchakoffhasbeguntoact,onthe insurgents,pressingtheirdelegatestoaccept thereformsandlaydowntheirarms,news arrivedatConstantinoplethatafreshinsurrectionhadbrokenoutattiratshanitza.in Bosnia.Itisanunfortunatecomplication thel'arkswillnevercarryoutthereforms unlesstheyareconvincedthattheirdoingso willputanendtotheinsurrection,andthe insurgentswillnevergiveinwithoutcompulsiontilltheyareconvincedthatthereformswillbegenuineandeffectual.The signini,oftheIrtul,',decreeingthereform, has1,,,1,ndelayedforsomelittletimebythe indi-1,,,,itionoftheSallan.Ileha,been earliunfle,huthat:recovarcil andhasrewardedltisphysicianbyLiving himtherinkofa ofdivi,ionand 1.0/0Tutkkitpound,.in11,,Lidaylit,ball' wasalreadysigliud, 11,1officialreply10 the11,,,,,,-(Vs-, ile[iVel,11111111111111:11111y.
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conditionssomebarriershouldberaised againstthechiefevilsthatmay*arise,but alsothatsomeurgentmotiveandaneces-sty ofsomekindshouldexistwhichmaytiei"o itmoreexcusabletoincurthedanger-,and evilsthatmustinanycasereinain.Werequestyou,dearRev.lirethern,notnibe contentwithreadingthisPastoraltoyour people,buttoimpressuponthema',aiuargil againthesetwothings;first,ilia'mixed maratagesareabhorredandforbiddenbythe Churchand,secondly,thathavecannelbe obtainedforthemunlesssots'grave111;1tivc beallegedinadditiontothefulffiiiiictitofthe conditionsprescribed."
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1!Cl/ -II:I(N 11,:lt. I.11 11, :,\((id :II111111',1111',1stdictation. \va, inoin(aititi 1111'11lie' 11:Illy:11 TIC{1,11iVtly11,111.1" 111114'111,tirul,lV17.1111',;11111 theNflIe I'led111111 ,V1111411,1111VA7rz.,,i11,-tMonteo.Thedathz,o-issaidtohavebeen onlybythe,true!representationsof tla'Ete,,L-lish.I:it-slim.Austrian,and.liornran .1mlossa111,1-, thrianditheir(hag, /turnsoftheL--,ulr:In',IInind,erlaiti.,-nilet.en Itsitis,oneofCourt.111,11.iisyIs111'cont1111.1111inns.theLieeeptLineeofwliieh\vas:111110'111(yd last(reek.ha,',cellsetasidebythe['uric, withthedemanilthatitshallIs,referredIon 'Hunt te111111 :1111/11,1101,11-1It,1./1,111,1;1'.1.11,Ofthe le,deeporr1111. tilt1b1,11.111(1,. 1,111 1,1,10 111;tt1111, \\Wildt. if.,1rhl11t1,11_11 :I.H1151.!HMI:211./1dInt'\OM",51 Iii it 1,1fairori,,,p;11--:.1,1urgc-,al-I,themore 1,1,1,plea11,,,t indio tax.'s
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T1l.".41-11111-- ,11 11111.0,-1Vellfrom(*.airs totheinn,tthat Dust',1:1,,s11,11 prove-I pirteettysati thattla n11n,,11,-:of,,j1,q,!yetiht,INvk tl1.la`.i Itu'Iic,"tic'11:11.ut,fourrI''HAIii 11(11torini(1,allut,IL.Nottral,it, ..ftile Egypt,amithat1,,isshortly comingliotnetoreport.:milcenterwitlithe tioviaintient.Intheintstatimetheliliedive islanitentidatingthe litLilarge:1,1,1iti,,nal thaEgypt..k,..11, alt r ca1,il,ulst-:nisianothyt(.1i. H;Ina!,ttrebiddingfurit,Ltialhat, toth,, cori.,poial,lit. raidIIIIt(1(.1.'11 ttio Melta,to tari111rn,.,1tothetin-in.,-1111comiatitor. Attill, 111.,/11 (IV :\!,lutet,1,111..1.y1.'011,111-6,11,gal ofl lullV. hetnIlltby /it(' filei',trispitlit tii intluuue 1411,1,(AlenHist!actionsheis rt !,gtitiliattofthe Lail0,III taia.licalm:111st toave twit to,a2. 'will,
1(1- 1'111d`11H1al'Iraa"IIIII!'1111,1tot 1111dosu50uIdnotonly itid,.girt111(111turnofthyvjru,. litt,1,11:iti\mildbeII,Lihatilunent'relyon ofthosolemn ofLie T1iswe Lin,notLitIth,ttyloth,TliiHolyStl\tarnthatdi-pen-alio',i.ILInked '11111111;.,1\ looutatill, using :111 lay-Ili, -1 -11111)' (y111,11:1!i-('troth I tl'"notHilk"I 1" 1,,,li1tIC 1111,11'1,111grievousevil, :0:,1il,mgers ria,..zes.Aunion thatis:Liyi.1.1a111111/11 tAttelllaj-11;URI Isis(1111!VII,:11111.11;11,11111411re,,l1t1111t1be t,11/11dttl1/111110el/1111111'11 I1111lusttit' 1,ilier
basistientthetli(lingandearthlyonea calllit1111syttili:itily 1,titW11.11 ;,11.1 It,in M"iiiins'list.andaspirationofhie.marrhigt,isordainedthatthetwomaymutually Mt1pone:motheronthewaytoheaven,but inflieseill-Iis-,atedunionstheCatholie Christiandeliberatelyexposeshimseitor 'also'toalife-longmasts:tonofduallysin, ofadeclineandto,:of-faith,coolingandextinctionoffervourandpiety,andofanegleetofthe1110,tessentialdutiesofreligion. Thisoccasionisoftenthemoredangerous andgrievous,themoreestimableandadmirableisthepersonfromwhomitarises, Marriageisordainedthatchildrenmayhave twowhoareresponsibletobringthemupfor heaveninl'bristianfaithandpiety,whomay helpthemindifferenways,andsupplyfor eachother'sdeficiencies.Andbeholdoneof themisturningintoanenemyinsteadofa friend,onlytoolikelytohateandsneerat thatwhichthechildernshouldbetaughtto revereandlove.Well,then,maythe Churchabhorandforbidsuchmarriages,the originoffamilieswhichcanhavebutlittle resemblancetotheholyFamilyofNazareth. It',forspecialandandgravereasonsshe sometimesrelaxesherlaws,sheinvariable requiresnotonlythatbysolemnprourisesand
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Evenillthe ,ryof11., n: linit11111(111II/beprowlof.IIi- L,1hersonsbetrayedher-bar:i.,1ler'.Iliely furposition,forg.0111.Tit nilII.' thingtoblushoveriftheIri- p.oplela, seempleilthetraitor,ninlt, :In tobesoldotit;butthey(lid sufferedthetorturesofthptlintp. halter,thegibbet,half(Igo;,i s..,,vationitself,ratherthanbend 'Ii-2i:it orcringebeforetyrantop s,toII hundredyearsofmisruletai Lim)lutvescatteredoverlive inree.f thelasttwentyyearstos1 homesin foreignlands.'Phasecenturiesn,' andofinflictionoftorture,mayine.n,eastSi gloomoverIrelandandmadethiraerifpi., siblethenightofherwoeswithoutmoldier, butyettheheartofthetIreenIsleisyoungt-T titanever,thespiritofherscar.:i;a,prowl andunbendingasbefore.NVithregardto theirfaiththeirsteadfastnessisthesame. TheIrishpeoplearc,brave, t...',11 hospitable,devotedtoprinciple,endmindful offavors.Wepointtoourracewithprole wepointtoourland;wepointtoourfaith andweholdup,withopenpages,ourhistory fortheworldtoreadandthedeedsitrecountswearcnotashamedof
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Mr.1.Fitre,,rnld 26Mr. Tapper 9 yearofhisage.Tin, CatholicRecordmonthly. J.Freeman U A.ii,ivid,ii,jr. 6 T.Cartwl,.lit 1 ALittlebatMau 5u .1-5VED.Of:logittion,. 11,1',caitofii.. Mary.HelpofChristians.Litany.,ititit,wascondemnedto,tit1;rdeath, AimaccountofthedonationsandColl-Mrs.Johnneedy10UMrMukaals 10 25-THURS.AseellionofOurLord.Daybybeingimmergedinaciildronofboiltributionstotheiftlzaaristobefor-AFriend 04Ourse.vcsfromt f 26 ofObligation, wardedbyDistrictlion.Secretariesto Mr'I'',..ather,.11 10 York MiainBarr I Oneofthem 10 10Mrs.Annum 20 211-FRI.St.Phi.ipNeri,Conf.Ab:t. ingoil,andpreparationsweremalot' ifgrey thecarryingoutofthesentence,Oilthe theCentralCounnitteeforpublication 11,, 06AFri.'"d 0628-817NWithinOat(i.reofA.,ceniiun.:St.out,kirtsof!tome.Theplaceselected, asnotified. itu..),[1 06AWellwisher- 10 Urban,1'. JUNE.
Thegeneralpublicaremostearnestly Ti natl.' 06Mr.Welty 0 10MNA..:new_ I0 wasonthehightoad,outsitletheenrlden trancetothecity,thatopenedintho solicitedtodowhattheypossiblycanto !Visit '26 'Evitre 20 ,..1-TIEURS.Octavedayof:1,censinn. Al.Walsh 10 Thomas 10 directionofLatium,andthatwascalled maketheBazaarasuccess,andtheas--Lows,!sties 06nlisiA.Dyer 1oo 20Mr,Matheson I0 -,-1'.111.StEugonin,11'roof,:Mist. fE0111thatCiEC11111StalleC,thetintinGate. 3-S.Vc.VigilofPentraost.Fio4tair:Mist. sistanceofladiesthroughoutthecolony1"..t.,,,%1....11.. UsSii,,sMaryFoster 20 isconfidentlyreliedupon. r.ii.erit,S... 0Mrs.Leuhardt 26 1-PENTECOSTSt'NDAY.'EtcDescent 'limesaintlyprisonerarrivesonthe F;iiil'IL:.iii,1:7,t,;:nt ii :,Ntir,,.,s,snii.,;(irir oftheholyt',1,,t. spotthegrimexecutionersgirdedfor .M.L.REILLY, 1UAFriend 06 5-PENTECOSTND/N.DayofDevo'ion,theirwork,standbythehugevessel 6--PENTECOS'l"ITE:;,DayofDevotion.tilledWithoil,thatseethesunderthe Ilan..ecretary. ,noinsun,,:ia it...inyI.N.w.c) 10MisJ.Tapie.r,jr. 50 1'.sharpe 20Mr.ssainsbury I0 Perth,WesternAustralia,1 aubt.r),soma 06 Tonkin 10 7-WED.Ember-daY'F"A"nilAht4t influenceofthefire,grimlycrackling 06Mr.itJohns,. 26 9-FRI.Elllber-dayrustandAbst. 10-SAT.Didier-dayFastand:11ist. andburningbeneathit.fileyseizethe March23rd,187G. r.MeRenna P.McCormick 50 Aitweil 20 05Mrs.McCann 2611-TRINITYSUNDAY FC. - venerablepersonofthesaint,andlower mr.quinn IUMissR.A.Sheen 5 CITYBOOTANDSHOEWAREHOUSE, Mrs.Griffen A,l,rCI°Tutieli:k... 00 hillsintothecaldron.Totheirsurprise, s0 Alt:saDavis 50 TIIEWEST nocryofagonyescapeshim;noshud- mi.s.irerass... (it:c:".1,e(s4vg.)..r. U,iAgnew- 10 der,noinvoluntpryshrinkingsintheir WHOLESALE,&RET:111.,. w.BarrC2t)d) 20 G.Swectman 0Australian0.:atholicAccord.hands,betraysthepresenceof'pain. J.tut,sikurtt. tiemitJot). 50 AFriend 10liMrs.Masliu 5Ilkbodyissubmerged,midtheboiling MrTRankin_ 06 Spew,. 1 liquidfumesaroundhim,buthisfaceis ,1, Cl,C1111,ISTIE9 AFriend 06Mr.N.OConnor100 Mr.qIiinnittlia; 061011,sb.Payne 20 UMr.GeorgeShone 06 "Ileindefatigableinyourpurpose,andwith undauntedspiritresistiniquityandtrytocalmandhisdente:knout.itsplacid, 10Sirs.Jones.....06conquerevilwithgood,haringIn;foreyoureyesasWhenafewmouthsago,lie BootandShoeManufacturerand J.',ter Walsh(whom.) 50 Fahey 10 26 Walsh 10 therewardpreparedfurthosewhuconduitforwalkedtheroadinthemidstof Importer, !learns '26apt.J.Carol.100""'nameqfChrist."-('Sus1X I0TimberToes 26 --.. hisguards.Whathascometopass? Tt),,,,,,tul Mrs.Itoinu 6Mr.11.O'Grady 100 WILLI.\IsTREET,1,ERrit. 26AYounc;Bachelor 50 SATURDAY,MAY6,1876. 'File,handofGodhadinterferedtosave int.,. Mr.Jeffrey 0Mrs.Davis 50 hisservant.Thepowerthatprotected ALARGEandsplendidassortmen Mrs.Teapler 10 cantwm 26 threeIsraelitesinthemidstofthefur1o JamesHealy... 5 11-ofLadies',Gentlemen's,and 11,ai,avay Killen I0 (oaten_ 10 FEASTS01'TlIECHURCH.nanceenkindledbytheBabylonistking, Chiblrert'silooTs,SLIDES,and Jaros 10,'Wareham 10 Emmen 10 Flemming 10 hasnowguardedanApostlefromhurt FANCYSLIPPERS. [Juges Mr.AI.Ilanesn 26 Calvert I0WILLanyofourreadersintheireagernessillacaldronheatedbytheorderofa Also-StrongBoots(ownmake),MrsSullivan 06 Upton I0 togatherfromthevariedinformationItotnanEmperor.TheLordhastaken MrA.Burns I0 Winder 26 suitableforcountrywear. Mrs.Burns 20 Burns 10ofourcolumn,theitemsoflatestnews,thewillforthedeed,theoilandthe I.It.(Sololies,CorkSocks,LegAir.JamesBrown 26 'McGovern 06 Dunne 08bedisposedtodevoteafewmomeutstofirehavebeenforbiddenbyIIimwho Issas,. 26 26Tierney 06 gings,(patentandplain).thequietperusaloffacts,agesold?madethem,totouchhisfaithfulminiSfrP.Coppin AlasterG.Euck.., 26 AlCatti I0 Lahey 10 ster,andSt.JOHN,amartyrininten- tarCheapestandbesthouseillthe1
Arethereanyofoursubscribers,who, Ls.tiq't'.1.'Ort.k.. 40Mr.Fisher 1
tionifnotinfact,iswithdrawnfrom colony. sir.H.coin, i0 W.AicClut+Itey 26inglancinghurry-scurryoverthepages Observetheaddress- C.witicocss6 T.Randle I0ofanewspaper-evenanewspaperofahisstrangeposition,andplacedunhurt, Mrs.Taguer 26 Stanton I0 untouchedillcustodyofhisguards. Uoreligiouscharacter-willbecontentto J.S.CIIRISTIE, Gattrell 26 Doody sir.T.Flynn '26 sirs.Barren Valentine 0fl Mrs.l'ontoiivio... 20M "lettheireyesrestforalittleonthe InthisoccurrencetheCatholic BOOT&SHOEWAREHOUSE, AFriend 50 Quinn 10calmrecordofreligioushistory? WeChurchseesproofofthezealousinterest WILLI:01STREET,rEETH. MrJones 26 Allen 16 AFriend 1 (1U Redman... 06hopesowethinkso.AndbecausetakenbyGodinthewelfareofthose,
whostrivetoobeyHiswill,and,when shecontemplatesthemiraculoussafety ofthesaints,shecannotrefrainfrom thankingHim,whoistheauthorofit. Whocanfailtoreadthesamelessonin theeventthatshereadstherein?Who canrefusetojoinherinthankingGod forhismercytoSt.JOHNattheLatin Gate,onthatmemorableday,thehistoryofwhichwehavejustrecorded.
SOCIALINTERCOURSE.
Amu)thedearthofpublicentertainmentsIndthecravingafterexcitements, whichinayoungcommunityareunattainable,itisamusing,andatthesame timepainful,toobservetheingenuity whichpeopleexerciseincuttingthemselvesofffromameansofrecreation andimprovement,immediatelywithin theirreach.Thereisperhapsnothing, whichdoessomuchtomakeeveryday lifecheerful,andtoimprovetheheart andmindassocialintercoursewithour neighbors.Everybodyknowsthis. Placeswherepeoplearewhattheycall socialite,arespokenofasquitedelightfill.ItisoneofthehighestrecommendationsitplaceCanhave,forittobesaid ofit,thatthepeopleareallfriendlytogetherandmeetateachothershouses, likemembersofonefamily.ICtheydo everythinginahomelyway-ifthe partiestheygiveareunostentatiousand inexpensive,andpeoplemeetforthe pleasuresderived(rotaconversiltion,and tunicanddancing:,itissaidtoben11 themoredelightful.Ostentationand ivalrv,everyoneIII4ree,ie-tondohi' -.lint(int dostructiveofthevery gitlwring;whiehitistheobjectto timintain.Yet-suchastrangething :-humannature-thattheverypoople wily,havethissourceofhealthfulanol ;,1e,Liingrecreationattheirdoors,stand :opalt;mot themselvesofit. ilowitcomesthatsomanypersonsare lOontioltocontributetortstateoftikunion beeatLetheyareniniertainoftheir ownposition,anda'iafraidthatthey shouldlo-esomeoftheirlittlegreatness heya-sociatedwithaneighborwhom liy;inatibitiaryscanlardoftheirown (Leyplaceasteploirl.!wthem.Thisis tht.curscofpeoplewhohavejustrisen fromtheranks,andarehalfeducated 1)011narrow-minded.Thereisnothing ofthissortamongeducatedpeopleofa reallyhighclass.Agent;'manisa gentleman-wlitthetiheisat!nobleman withathousanolayear,oraplain mister"withathundredayew. '1'1101.0isa drawn-themmustbe 1iirthandmanners-butallwithinthat linearefreetomixtogetherwithout distinction.Amancanbenomore thanagentlemn,whateverhiswealth orwhateverhisrank.ifheisthe greatest!talcumintheland,heisonly agentleman.Atthispointallinthe sacredcircletouch,howevermuchthey maydivergentotherdireetion,.Aperson whoseclaimtogentilityrestsonbirth nneleducationlooksupontheairsofthe elassbelowinwhicheveryoneistrying toestablishanarbitrarydistinction,hetweenhimselfandsomeoneelse,whoin birth,mannersandeducationisessentiallyhisequal,withinfiniteamusement. himthestrugglingatomsareall alike-theyaretadpolesstrugglingto befish.Somehavelongertailsthan others,buttheyarealltadpoles,and theonewhomherespects,ashaving themustclaimtoheagentleman,isthe plainunpretendingatoll!,whohassufficientstrengthofmindaddgoodsense toregardhimselfandhisneighbors,as allprettymuchonanequalityandwho iscontenttohetakenforwhatheis worth.Itisagreatpitythatallunsocialatomswillnotrecognizethisfact, andseethattheirverygraspingafter nicedistinctionsproclaimsthemunentitledtothesuperioritytheyassume. Nothingshowsmoreingrainedvulgarity thanslaverytoimaginarydistinctions, orshowspeopletobemoreutterlydestituteofhighborninstincts.Persons whowouldberealgentlemenmustrepudiateallideaoftheirbeingunableto mixinfriendlyintercoursewiththose oftheirneighborswhosemanners,ways oflife,andhabitsofthought,aremuch thesameastheirown.Whatapiyit isthereforethatpeoplewilldrawup imaginarywallsofseparationwherein theestimateofnoonebutthemselves,
thereexistsanyfoundationforrealones andsodeprivethemselvesofoneof thosesourcesofimprovement,recreationandstrength,providedbynature. Perth,Fremantleandtheothertowns inthecolonymight,ifpeoplewould onlybesociable,insteadofsilly,and sensibleinsteadofnonsensical,besuch pleasantplacesthatthewantoftheatres, operas,musichallsandtheothergrand, socialexcitementsofthedaywouldnot befelt,whilepeoplewhoarenowmakingthemselvesridiculousbypractising allsortsofunmeaningairsandgraces, wouldbydegreslearnthattealgrace ofmannerandthatconsiderationforthe tastes,opinionsandfeelingsofothers whichconstitutethetruegentleman. Atpresenttheyareonlyacaricatureof him.
AMATEURCOXCERTATYORK.
Itisperhapsscarcelyanexaggerationto state,thatthemostsuccessfulentertainments yetgiveninthetownofYork,werethote withwhichwewerefavoredilltheCatholic SchoolRoom,ontheeveningsofthe1801and 19thofApril.Indeed,whetherregardedfrom apecuniarypointofview,astoresults,or fromanartistictwilitofview,astothe metitsoftheperformance,theymayb..pronouncedanezepfalitiedsuceiea,Onbolt evenings.thepio_,raninicwasample 0111101.consistingvoealawlin:tromelitai ofnomeanorder.withlitunorou., readingsbyMr..1.A.Lucas.inastylethat elicitedthet.litlioiit-tioapplafFeofanappreciativewadi'ace.Themusicalbit oftheeivert;iininentswadseumloctedwith hiswontedabilitybyMr.l'arne,the or2,..inisofthe l'ailiodral,\vie,p,.-1.1,5 illioughou;ititimtierm 1'p,111tbe end12:Mr. 11.10In.; ,.11yexplain,1 the oljycitthepronto:et*,of111 1WllitLirl111,:lls. CatheMit:OW:int;or g,telally,upon 1011' 4r,,iseworthyambitioninecclesIt,-!ic. wichitecture.asexcinplitiedinth,2compar..tivelymagnificentileirch,tothe fundofwhichtheaudience'Incthencontributingbytheirpresence,theperformain.e commencedwiththeovertureto'1lTroy°. rendeleasthe41,i1,.101.10. byMissReillyanti.Mr.Calnet. Mi. ofFielnantio,nextwonshoe heartsoftheaudiencebyitsmasterlyreniiereigofthepopularsong. I1,,,nisand wiliehwas r.Luca,' 1.,attireonLily."reailiti2liat,1t111.1,41..1the 11hie111011IIleiOfthose 10-s011,tothe IIlei!('a;,.11)1. 1_ 31issIlefan, voeal Lucntisalreadyfatorahlyknown.thensang starpretty rwillcomforttoe... illher1,4style;an.1wasfollowcd Aleenig,..r.illapinar,riesi).0ofselectionsfrom Itavia:e.This,vasunquestionablythe pipprecanor r% Mis: styloot isreally saltut slatillsloft,.1 th,r.lie1.0,111'inNH u1toast='vlugill"rim;iln'it'o1'thecoill itn1roil,eyingitII)heriiIiii.acesAidedsdig, and11,,1e11:11areoftin:enteriainineni.upat boatevenings,wasthepertorman'esupat thepianoforteofthejuvenileclement,ably repre-enteilbyMissEvalottgtiriniIthe lissesReilly. '1'11,,tirotpartoftaiprogrammeNVI1,hf0111.:111. 10allendbyMr. oCallfighan'sCeltic The01eHan bend,-whichbroughtdownthehouse,and elicitedanenthusiasticencore..1fter1112 usualinterval,:MissReganandMr. OVallaglian,sang,asaduet.the 'nololy \diem:vet.yo.iwelcomethe hour."antiaftermoreirudrumentalmusic. Mr.LucasreadoneoftheC.:LadleEcetures." instylethataltno,tconvins..,1the langleer.MissRegan',endiafn!,ie. thenext,mtig.sweetbelleMalloi,e.flithergoldenopinions,itinielle:noditrapturousencore;asdiditl-uthe" admirablysungbyMi-sLegal'awlMr. O'Callaghan.which,followed National.1ittlean,"broaglittoaclosea pleasurableentertainmentto concerile.1.
Ulionthesecondeveningthe1101111was literallycrammed.andthemintywhocou:d notsucceedinobtaininginlinission,were obligedtocontentthein-elve.swiiliasmuch oftheperform:in,ISth-ycouldenjoy0/ throughthe openedalikefur theconvenienceoftheovercrowdedaudiencewithin.stdthedisappointedx1111'ace without.Therewasanentirechangeof programme.theprinciplefeaturesofwhich Only.weharespacetomention.Theseconsist ofMissMonger'spianofortesolo-onthis occasion-selection;frontIfTrovaton,"her executionbeingstillmorebrilliantand effective,thanontheproceedingeveningindeedtheperformersgenerallyseemednow' athomewhittheirauditory,andcowequently appearedtogreateradvantagethanonthefirst night.MissRegans'songs-thedearlittleShamrock,"and"BreakitgentlytomyMother," bothofwhicheliciteddeservedapplause. 'Mr.Lucas'smedlyreadinginthefirstpart oftheprogramme.andinthesecondanother "CaudleLecture,"againbroughtclownthe house-andlast.thoughcertainlynotleast appreciated,Mr.O'Callaghan'scomicsongs lMrs.Jones's:Musicalparty"andasanencore "Cap.inde'WellingtonBoots."Afterthe glee-Flynotyet"theaudiencecalledfor arepetitionofthe"A.B.C.Duet"whichwas accorded-andreceivedwithunboundedapplause.Thisfollowedbyavoteofthanksto theperformers--propo.4edbyMr,R.Gallop
jun.,andrespondedtobyMr.Luc the"NationalAnthem"terminatedit. beforestated,perhapsthemostienjoyali,eand successfulentertainmentseverheldinYork. Theproceedsamountingtonearly go'o thebuildingfundofthenewChurchofSt. Patrick,
SECULAREDUCATION.
AfewphasesofSecularEducation touchedupbytheStandard,5th.Janfiary:_ WerethescoundrelistnofLondontobecombinedundertheleadershipofafewclever chiefs-asitprobablywouldbeifthe ,morelswereeducatedtoappreciatethe valueofdisciplineandunion-itwouldbe toostrongfortheexistingrepressivepower ofsocietyitcouldoverpowerthepoliceand resistthetroopsitcouldplunderthetown, andlevyblackmailonallwhoselivesanI dwellingsitspareditcouldonlybecrushed afterstreetfightsasdesperateasParishas everseen,andwouldforyearsafter,vards heabletorenderthestreetsunsafebyn'-,z!)) andcompelustokeepuptwentytimesour actualpolleeform.Such,allmenwho11;1,e studiotheoiladmit,wouldbetheeft,,et ofcombination"mom;theolai,gerousorlullisocial(41,,s,sof1,,,;11,11and,ifsecular educationneelliatedatorsiei it wouldgivetotherestprc,is,lythispower ofeoeihwationwhi.11,asyet,theypreeminent \Yee:intim,there((re,afford toelite:tiethornsmalesweeducatethemin soundmorals.Anilwecantiwlnobasis,we canutternomotive,forsound exceptar one.Theilitorian the,l'Yha'11°,1111,'eNe0.11'forwell-IL:, rioriz,;;;thegreatesthappole,(II griato-itnandr eu,mit.,ofs,ltty.Yoncoalte..11 eventhechillitnoftoil:dual-and%nig.1on todorightandlovejust.,forthesakeOF thosewholovedandmutton-II.,1*them,orin defereneetotinpowerwt11:I.whoC11:1runisli crimemoresurelymetse,erely!nailany ,.arthlyjut lattyouei;itiiot0,o''Istool toI," 'Mid11,11, InIIIlk. 1,11.111/It 11,:r1,1.01102,011!(0.1:110all.' 101141:1-4 1011,I/01"i11,44..Itisforthecoloiren yrv..,a'theirrcin,,tetat.rootthatth,y shoal'toso.Theyprefereftssent;i11,1 selfish 101,1whyshouldtheyd? hefty.;Cltheirliiet .1. tly sacrificeiliLirownhealthefith ;,1 oftheirfamiliestoimmediate !lowexpectthecIntuithild fthe tobe;nobler,withantilt:0111.;att.,1eloil,tr,l)of,1,1;j,,t, part'lltAoh'torefrainfromSI :GA lia111'.1'!VIII110,1renouzu of010,11ethiswithnitintirriii4mimeiide punsliment? ),thealp,:ofthe 0ro, which chi'flydwel1..,t..,;10,, ;trgunientforeVelyecniirms;t.Th.,.isa largeclassofeducateIIlllII1111.111.-0pt.:eti-
Oailyahassecular(locationpr.f.sse,to makethechildrenofthelover1,1ler,instreefed,butlaidlel,familia'withallthe nths inliti,ir,,;,0toto,ili,i1,1.4Slirp111,1byu'li,iuu.It. LageraiiI:argttrolinhers'Id,less11...',;yer (.1,.,,.;,,fthisc'assaretioding11,,ir'any toourprisons.Hwyarenoteliminr<by thepre:litstaleofthine: Ow).sis,thatthiswouldnotatis,verbut theyorliltscrupulousintheirdoily 'Thepgenerallyavoid:tottedtheftand fraudpunishablebylaw,linttheyan,,so ae.,u,toine.Itolishorte-trid:,notsopunisite uhlethat0strongtemptation,orcleeteeof greatgain,withsmallriskofdetecti.m,inducesthemtoov,rstepthefrontier.'flier,. ;ireorganisedfraudseart.i,,1hill.11a.,,le whicharguestheexistenceOfWill..0:11,..11 depra,ityamongc:prks, yams thereareraderswholiveby inducingthe,paid.,toelleattheir employers;tosellg,,,,,lsataim.;pricewhich maynotbemissedtoBitestenoa11isb0rlest 01el011',in(lealingS101'1111milar414,,11ojs illtheir(.1GpLly,,rGatti.01111 1..11 are a',lima..a1.41111 1S ;alltheseviild11,,, onotialargescale,amimenconcern,.1with themareallowi.,1toretainthecommercial andsocialpositionofhonesttraders.Infar higherranksfraudsnutlessinfamousin themselves,andinfinitelymoreatrociousin theirmagnitudeandtheruintheyinfliet,are committedbywealthyfinanciersinleague withtheNlinistersofbankruptSlat,s,or thepromotersofswindlingamplifiesan1, (11,11whenthefraudsaredetected, concernedwiththemarenotrefusedcredit orbusinessbythehonestmerchantsofthe city,arenotexcludedfromthesocietyof menwhoclaimtobehonourableeeitleman andevendevoutChristian,.Tinshasbeen theresultoftheeliteationanenlightenmentofthenineteenthcentury-ane,lucation andenlightenmenteminentlysecular.And ifsuchwidespreaddemoralisationhasbeen theresultofthehighestsecularinstruction -ifsuchisthefruitofthedeepestsecular culture-whatmoralinfluencecanuseexpect therudestandsimplestapparatusofthe sante(IOUVOA/1011tocifeaillthemuststubborn ;11111untallorablesoil 6'idiat//metthe 117urspit.haveshownwhatrelleh,useducathatcandofortheworstmaterial; Mr. Jonesreporttellsuswhatsecularculture candoforthemostpromising.
SOUTHAUSTRALIA. PROGRESSOFTHECOLONY.
Mr.JosiahBoothbythewell-known GovernmentstatistofSouthAustralia,has preparedastatisticalsketchofthatcolony fordistributionattheCentennialExhibition inPhiladelphia.Withinthecompassof66
psgesarecomprisedallthematerialfacts whichillustratetheprogressmarlebySouth Australiasinceitsfoundation40yearsago anditspresentpositionisthusslim:redup byMr.Itr,.Oalby,-"Fiftytb,,us.milmen supporttiiiieetheirnuaiberofwomenand childrom,c1iicupy2'10,1100squaremilesof pastoralcountry,andpossess6,01)0,1)00 sheepown6,001o,01;0acresofland,andgrow 120,00,010bushelsofwheatconduct'an externalcommerceof.£9,e(f0rnosterling, andraise.C1,000,istoof',venue."Thisis whattheAmericanswillcall"iigoodrecord." Thereligiousstatisticsarethusquoted:-
ChurchofEngland 27.39percent.
RomanCatholics 15.44
Wesleyanlotsdualist :459 LutheranGerman 8,30
IP 'Therearesixteenotherdenominations withcomparativelyinsignificantnumbers.
BEAUTIFUI,TRIBUTEBYAPROTESTANTPENTOTHEBLESSED 1.RGIMARY
NVhatalicniififultributeisthisfrom rh.t'spe:Lou.,ate,Lo.:f,11ow,tothe 1,?meeno.f[leavenandEarfli:- (hen,tionpaidtotheshrinee.CieVirgini-,tie oftliemostprominent:Indcharacteristic.of thet'.1011,1i1;re...thatIniilaiu,itisoneof the1111.stattractivefeaturesInthesouth(.1n iGranada inAn,i;de.:ia, v, tallv-rradoVir:a 1111.1ofsloetui,st 01, ismost it:1,1
It1. 101t.14..1110, andeltev..: jo prai-e,ailsal1,licadion+di1 tliankfunss." Astride.,NlimesnekNcy. 'ioR.-publicanpartyinthe1:11'te,1Sates se,1)t',0haveatlaststarte,1 1'011tor1'u.P1,411.11 /o4; 110 sir,,!,';III))theflewpaleii.yofthe" "assttboc'nscyutnt11.1(10it ow gireitthem,it II rthe.;e.t',1nun1i..1I.,1 Grine'seandflature0011-.o againstthethiiil this0, 1;1: Ve:,VPhailIII:adofII'Other 1:11111 ,1 1.010f v.nyeiof;.1( apoliti,;..u,soII,. ,.ee-le possiblethattheparty iveoa generalGranta...terall.NowNVII have throughtheCorrespondent.oftheTunesat l'itiladelphiathenewsthatthevell-known nameofMr.IlinniltonFish,theSecretary ofState,is"prominentlymentioned"asthe available"ctulliduteoftheRepublican
l'emae.vrioN'rite11f:taut:Le. .11)oiui,.ail1110110' 1,,n,pelfli-hedat Conlen,ineplif;Ain 'hoe,ie,if-les whirl,havei,ellaecepiedbyroeseiieffntinely.coiplefelibertyofwar-blipfornonllusulnea,;thecliare-,intle taxationlineally faelii..ie;forrayinetir, hooktothepouter e.i1;,1;:y :Old1011....\111.411 ran,:errofmoveadleproperly it /hlin1/10chief ofllosniafullforrespeelivilyofamix.cdtortimi,ion ofii-nlinatiand inikibitants, entrusted,a;a-eetionof1111_,superiorExecutiveCouncil,withthetask0;seeingtothe promptexecutionofIkea; reforms, endofthegeneralreformstaattainuilinthe I'irmau.'tolel'oinini,sion;it11,,sna-Seraiis nohepresideduser liaidarEeletdli,a foottierinoilia-sador,andthatatMostarby VassaEilendi,anAlbanian,and,wesuppose, aChristian.Intell'ezencefromaSlavonic source,receivedatli"wesa,istotheeffect thatameetingoftheinsurgentsinthe Stitorina,underl'okoPitvlovics.hasrejected theAndrasyproposalsasthemereresultof politicalintrigues.
Lundeheraisedthroughoutthisdioceseto meettherequisiteexpenditureandthata subscriptionlistbeopenedforthwith."In movingthisresolutionhecouldnothelp callingtomemorythetime,nowsomefortythreeyearsback,whenhestoodinthevery samespotwiththefirstpriestofthecolony andlookedforwardtothetimewhenan edificewouldbeerectedtothehonourand gloryoftheirchurch.Hehadpassedbeyond thespaceofyearsallottedtomanbythe RoyalPsamist,buthestillhopedtoliveto seethedaywhentheyhadabeautifuland substantialcathedralintheirmidst.Ifthe membersoftheCallo'iccommunitywould butsubscribeaccordingtotheirmeansand denythemselvesmuchoftheuselessluxuries oftheday,theywouldhefullyabletoaccomplishtheobjecttheyhadinview.For hisparthewaswillingtocontribute120 towardsthebuildingfund.(Applause.) Mr.C.11.Bromby,whowasreceivedwith applause,rosetosecondtheresolution,and indoingsoremarkedthathetritsteltosee themembersofo:herdenominationscoating forwarItohelpthemintheirdifficulties. Hertfetedtoanhistcoreofthisliberelityof opittien,whentheCathelieCathedralat Sy.lneytrotburntdown.Ianthat,oceasion theGovernorofSylneyhimselfwasthe firsttocomefor.varaelheadaontocement. arnitnethePr000tense,ftintcelenywith theobjectofremitde!teecatlaelrd.And iftheCatliaiieaofsadecywere!1,00,,,';tig underacel v hitleehadtheircatet&alburntdeed',wed:notthoseinHobart. Towninasimilarpositionsincethtitsea: crunildherdownbeforeI.tirverycps?If anythingtheI:tact-wasthe ofthetwo,firwlilepee!o. wee,on byac,,:111.L..turiol,I: 1,1F,it (.,ht)lyonwhiletI-.: dial ,,t, of 1.01her inIlia cspitalandtheI.dapSeekhistitle ftomthatcapital,anditwasstillale cathedralofthewholediecuse.Thepoor elertryofthesmolierndiettory outofineeteeshiltbyitlain weiddhecontithred'Ids-rattle,thesee,of coal,andliebelievedtln,ttheseofthe northerndvaterywoullcontributestillmore hireely.Andifthepriestsoutofsuch limitedincomes(amidcontrilintesokreely, surelytherewereothersiihocredit greatass:,mime.Surelythereweretenmeta intheitteledieee,whoc,old:dice!togive 11ra( 'I'ii thereeaIf.twentywho couldell'eolto1.:ivetelean.Ialain,11,1 who0.'11,1eid.,t'..21each:eelbytlese subseriptieos theywouldhavebetweenet,,,1,0end ti.IleOm speaker)conk!netaffordagreatthal,hut hewouldhewillingtogounderthestaved class,andshouldhisincomeincreaseinthe meantimewouldgladlydoublehissubsetip. lion.(4W:else) herewereHems:olds whocouldcontributesumsofdel,er5I,and downwards,forthisworkwouldbeawork ofyears,andtheycouldpaybydegrees,and bythesemeans,allunitingtodotheirhest, theywouldspeedilyhavetheworktitlished. (('heers).
TheBishopofMaitlandmeseinsupportof ther,,,,00jet),hutetatedhehadnothinemere toaddtotheremarkshehailmadeeuapre- viousSundaybutforthebentfit.ofthose whowerenotpresentthenhewouldrerapi- tuietesomeofthereimirkshehadmadeon that concluding,thespeakerstronglyurgeduponthepeopleofthe maniandiocesetoexertthemselvestore- buildSt.Mary'sCathedral.Beforegivingthe BishopofHobartTownpermissiontosenda collectorthroughhis(thespeaker's)diocese, behadimposedtheconditionthattheBishop andclergyofthiscolonyshoulddotheir dutyinthatrespect,andastheyseemedto bedoingthishewouldwillinglygiveper- missionforwhichtheBishopofHobart Townhadasked,andtrustedthatthelaity wouldfreelyhackuptheeffortsoftheir spiritualadvisers.Ifewaswillingtodohis share,andvolunteeredthecontributionof .Le5.(Cheers.)
Theres,,hehatwasthenputtothemeet- ingandcarried.
'TiceRev.Dr.Forrestinmovingtheap- pointmenoftheBishopofHobartTown anMr.C.II.Itroubyastreasurerstothe fund,expressedawishthatthere- erectionofthecathedralwouldproceed rapidly,andwiththe,utmostgoodwillon everybody'spart.Hedesiredonlythatthe workshouldliecarriedoutinthemost scientificmanner,andwithproperskill,and asf,-rthetnoneytohecollected,theyetuil.1 fairlytrtsttiedinthehandsofthegentle- menheLadnamed.(('heers.)
Mr.Ii.t,hiriey ledthemotion,and remindedthosewhowuryafraidtotie,i,t becinseoftheirinAihtytocentribae lonely,thatsitameofthefineststructuresiu Irelandwere bythepenceofthepeo- ple.(Appiause.)
Themotionwasthencarried.
OnthemotionoftheRev.Father v ITennetheRev.FetherFitreterald, br,secon.lielby the.Rev.FatherBo:chit:or,andMr.'I'. yea.,ee,.eititeiljointsecretariesto thebuildiagcommittee.
Mr.JamesGraywascalledtoproposethe nextresatu'.tn,andindoingsoi:1,11,`41that wldjs!,hertcreatedthatthestateoftheir cathedralshouldrenderthemeetinganeeessithittiltirdedhimverygreatp"eosureto hepresenttoalitinthe°ejectsfiT theewereassembled,thatof!viol-Ante-!rime ffectivemesh;forrestoringsotnaditilleeet abuildingtoaslateofsecurity.liefelt. thehonorecnferreiluponhintasanUlster man.tobe,allowedtoheaheli.erinthe good theyvelderrel:Ited.Itwagby theer,-Tienof1111.11Th,ssorbSChOY4 andiratellijeuceweelciirrrease, andbethemeansofmakingthisfaroffde-
pendencyoftheBritishCrownaflourishing one,anditspeoplecontented,happyand prosperous.ThepartofUlsterfromwhich hecamewasintimatelyassociatedwiththe spotonwhichtheywereassembled.The magnificentplotofgrounduponwhichtheir cathedralandconventbuildingshadbeen erecteddescendedtotheirchurchthrough FatherConnolly,whowasborninhis(thespeaker's)immediateneighborhood,inthe CountyofMonaghan,andwithwhoserela. tiveshewasformanyyearsontermsof intimacy.Themagnificentandliberalgift ofthelateMr.RodericO'Connorenabled theirformerrev.Bishop,nownomore,to commencethebuildinginwhichtheywere assembled,andwhichthepresentBishop ptirposed,withtheirgenerousaidtocompleteandfloishinaccordancewiththevery elegantdesignbeforethemeeting.They weresimplyaskedtogiveaccordingtotheir means,tore-instateandcompleteanedifice commencedsomeyearsagobytheliberality ofoneofthedescendantsofIreland'sancient Kings.Itwasforthem,theCatholicsofthe diocese,tocomeforthwiththeirsubscriptions,hetheysmallorlarge,andhewas satisfiedthe!mounttheymaysubscribe wouldbeconsilerablysupplementedby generouscontriltuthotsfrontthelargehearted, liheral!Intend,andkindlydisposedofthe Protestantetennumity.Ilecouldnotdoubt theresultofanLiltalinthisdirection, whenhesiteIlisExcimythatday surreundelbymetlyoftheleadingProtestantfamiliesoftin.city,whohadsokindly honouredthemeetingbytheirpresence,and whohadsonoblyfollowedanexampleset themsomeyearsacsinSydney,whenSir JohnYoung,anVleturmanandultraconservative,to,,kthechair,tintherebysecured Irteesabseriptiensinaidoftherestorntien ofSt.Ilse}'';Cathedralinthatcity.Mr. Grayonnouneedhissub,tlotiontothefund asCO5,andthenmovedtheadoptionofthe followingreshltititni 'rhothefollowingpersons,residentin variouspartsofTesinanin,beappointedthe CathedralBuildingCommittee,withpower to:oldtotheirnumber,forthepurposeof carryingoutthefuror(iegresolutiens:TheBishopandClerey,Dr.Hall,Messrs homy,Punter,Stem-ten,Roper,!Inanity O'lleyle,Gray,Burgoyne,Coyle,:111.,oughlin Davidson,tilos.Scott, O'Reilly, Morris,Mulliall,Hairy,O'Shea,II.Shirley, '1'.Shirley,ofHobartTown.Messrs..Tolin Murphy,Farrelly,Hoiden,Ellis,'1'.Sullivan, Roper,M'Loughlin,Galvin,Keen,Day,of Launceston. IhutielBurke-Westbury. (;rittin-ltelorttine.Ilooley-Latrobe.Roger MayreFleming-TableCape.IleritseeRiverDim.KeaneleNlaillat-lettigferd.S. StanfiiId,Gaily-Fite:al.J.Itigney,jun CefIey--Cullenswood.Bergin, O'Donovan,Re:In--CampbellTown.3.J. NIeClusky-Swansea. Bevis,Fleming, Ryan--OatlandsDonnelly--GreenPonds. EStanfield.Ilally,Blake,Mc-Sheen-Brighton.Fitesimens,Murphy,R.Gowan, Cm:grove-Richmond.Smales-NewNorfolk. O'Shanglinessy-Iltimilton. Andrews, McGowan-Bothwell.R.Ifni,WhiteFranklin. Fitzpatrick,Russell-Port Cygnet.A.Counsel-Piper'sRiver.Kelly, Cottony-LittlePiper'sRiver.MurphySpringBay." Mr.WeldBlundellsecondedtheresolution, whichwasputtothemeetingandadopted. Avoteofthankshavingbeenaccordedto HisExcellencytie:GovernorforItiskindness inpresiding.theMeetingwasbroughttoa close.-TasmanianTribsite.
"CRAMMIAG"SCHOOL-BOYS.
Itseldomseemstoherealisedbytheordinaryparent,stilllessbytheordinaryprofessor.thatthereareagreatmanymoredifficultiesintheartofbringingimptitanthere areintheartofbeingbroughtup.Every hosisanobjectofcompassiontothephilosophicandbenevolentmind,becausewhile heissubjecttotherulingofthosewhoare Eeloverhim,hissuperiorsmustalwaysrule inthedark.Iti,impossibletoknowwhat arethelatentcepacitiosinanyoneboyin particular,stilllessinanumberofboys impossdhletobesurewhichappparent specialfacultyshouldbedevelopedmore carefullythananother;impossibleevento conjecturewhatailmentofmentalpressure ayoungmindcanendureinonedirection. Henceithappensveryoftenthat,say,the naturallinguistisIdotiglitupasanuisician orasadoctor;themoundartistisdestined tobusines4,ortothehackroomofasolicitor'sofficethepoetislimitedtohillsof lading-orclearance,andtimewritertoa inerehant'scolro-pieeleet.O.Putfarworse diansuchmischancesaroiiniarieswhich:tee involvedintin,helm.;tote,'towork.hard, ,hrouOteverydayintheweek,whenthereis verylittleliowertowork.wi.h.Atcertain a.Ts-atle.ist.inan,,11,',erofLoy,-thereis atpliy,ioialint.:Tacityrataeeoriplishthedeec.ioputentofI.o.lyandmindatthesame time.TheIntuitissluggishwhilethebody i allthepowertwine-appropriated bygrowth.Sothatinthousandsofcases diseasehasbeeninduced,orprematuredeath mainlycaused,bythecentringalltheenergy whichwaswantedforphysiqueonirregular Greekverbsorhardstuns.Toknowexactly whatamountoflaboranyparticularfaculty willstand,when,perhaps,thatfacultyis scarcely,ntheleastdegreedevelopedor howmuchrep(e-ctwouldheanadvantageto thatfaculty,beforeitiscomr,elledinto activityarediffieeltiesinsuperablefor parentorprofessor,nomatterbowgreattheir experience.
Themodernideaof"givingboysagood schooling"isthemakingallboyslearn
everythingthatcanbelearnedwithinthe shortestpossiblenumberofyears.Thisis noteducation,itiscramming.Itisnotthe developingthepowersofthought,buttheconvertingthebrainintoatemporarybookshelf,onwhichthevolumesaredetested, thoughlittleknown.Theblameforthis mistakerestslesswiththeteaebersthanit doeswiththeparentsofboys.Theyrequire agrandshowattheendofeveryhalfyear,of bookslearned-becausepaidfor;ofprizes gained-because"charged;"withalonglist ofwell-soundingaccomplishments-because theyaresetdowninthebill.'Thirtypounds ayear.forayounggentleman'seducation,is supposedtoinclude.asanequivalentreturn, longlistofmostelegant."extras,"whichthe excellent,parentsmostlikelydidnotlearn, whentheywerequiteyoungaridatschool. Itisobviousthattheseremarkshave referencemainlytothoseschoolswhichare startedascommercialspeculations theydonotapply,atleastnotin thesamedegree.topublicschoolsnorto privatetuition.Itisonlybecause-progress" hasgrowntobesonoisy,sosuperficial, andmake-beliefineverything,thatagood manyparentsimaginethat"subject;"areall onewitha"solideducation,"Thisdeterminationtomultiplysubjects,andtocram ellthatcantscrammedintofiveyears.turret theteacltcv'sintoanartificitisystemandinta hugeeteneeoflonghours.'thereare manyselio.,!swhets14iyahavetotrotkhard onSundaysaswellasthiLeightheothersix dayswhete.frontseveninthemorningtill eightintheevening.cooncramisthesingle idea.Theintervalswhicharegivenforithilt iscalledrecreationarespentinthemost lookterousplaytoolthen.pantingfrontexercise,andfeveredwithexcitementthe cerebrallabourisname:ed.Whetherthislie heellitykindoftrainingitisneedlessto grevelyconsider.Thehonedhasjust pointedout,fromthepurelyhygienicpoint ofview,!hetthesesuddentransitionsarein. juriousthatheatofplayandhealofbrain donottitogetherwitheutharmtIntoverworkforthehvitiloreserweiI.: forthehely iseachunwiseinitelt.;butthatwhenthe two1,0 andareILchlesslycotuuiixed ji,,,tt::altmolthelotsofvitelpito..Yetit rennetbedeniedthatthedemand(.11111,1;0(1y ..intijs,,,,nipwIlatuxagvcratedsp.ieni-i,juite asgreatasthedemandtinily.brain.'Ile,introductionofgynniastiesintoalmostevery playgrounitasanormalrecreationduringpiny-hoursaddedsomethingtothefrantic excitementsinwhichenemystrongselloold deliehts.The.111fashionedcricketand foot-hallwereexcitingciumeliinthemselves butnowHeeleareveryf, plucky"lot whowillletothersoirrasstheminfeatsof sgrenoth.Thismightbepermissiblefrom thehealthfulpointofview,ifithailonlytit heiansiderolbyitselfbutweleavetotetionnherthata,spool-buys straight fromviolentexeicisetotherenewalof cerebralcombatsuthat,all-iever,11With game,herashesintoGreekverbs,and NVOITiCS allexhaustedreceiver. e admitapriorithatitisamint difficultmattertoreljustsuch(.01111,in:itionssuccessfully; butthetirstpoint toberecognizedis010realdillJi.ler andIhatitshouldbe!nitigatedsofarasis pesoIC:lid°.Itisalsopeteaelytruethatin theafterlifeofhogstheywillhavetoendure rromsuddentransitions;foon!Jaytogr..le, -noshrepo,totumult,willhe11,emendex prieneeoflife.htmlitwhatlout, this objection-ifanyone"boldtrtit,aLe pointis,that,Owntantosixteen,immense changesaretakingplaceintheconstitution thementalandthebodilyfibrebeingnn-et, unfinished,immaturethereistheworking ofnature,thecapriceofindividualistm-hid utterlyfromexternalobservation-which mayrequiretimemustdelicateconsideration. andwhoseneglectwillbeatonedforbyand by.Noonewantstorelaxthemanlytole: ofeducation,ortomitigatetherobustnessof mum**type;"allthatiswantedisamore criticalconsiderationoftherelationsofthe bodytothemind. Wehavesaidthatsuchremarkshavealmost exceptionalrefereneetoacertainclassofadvertisedschools(wearenotspeakingatallof Catholieschools),anditseemsworthwhileto considerwhethermoreprudencemightnot ensuremuchbetterresults.Greaterattention seemstobeneededtothepeculiargiftsas certainhoes,aswellastotheirpeculiarshortcomings;morereferenceiswantedtotheir Cutmeavoodions.aswellastotheirpresent ability.Thegroovingallboysinone commonrangeofhealth,ofcep:Icily,ofendurance.ofobject.isahabitwhichhasgrown outoftheextraordinarydifficultyofdistinguishingthatwhichisunseen.Thereism; pursuitwhichrequiresmoreexquisitetact, withmorenaturalintuitionofcharacter.than thatoftheordinaryschoolmaster,but.tiniertinately,mostschoolmastersarelessendowed withthesegiftsthantheyatewithmere book-learningandscholarship.Educationis commonlytakenasmeaningtheacquirement ofacertainnumberoflanguagesandsubjects;whereasweshouldsupposethat educationisthedevelopingeachcharacterin itsownparticularcompassandmould.14'eeklyRegister.
INDIANNOBLESANDTHE PRINCEOFWALES.
ThefollowingsketchbytheLondonTimes correspondentgivesanideaofthestylein whichtheIndianprincesreceiveorarereceivedbythePrinceofWales:CALCUTTA,Dec.211.-Thereceptionon Friday,attheGovernmentHouse,wasavery statelyceremony.Onthelandingatthetop ofthestairstheViceroy'sbandisstationed, andmace-bearersinscarletandgoldliveries
guardtheentrances.Betweeneachpairof columnsstandsagigantictroopoftie Viceroy'sbody-guard,inscarletandgold tunic,withzebra-stripedturbanandjack boots.ThePrince'ssuitinfulluniform, standsintheThroneRoom,ontherightof theentrance,inline.Thesaluteannounced thearrivaloftheMaharajahofPuttiala,who dashedupwithoutridersandanescort. LordCaringtonandCapt.Williamswereon horsebackatthesideofthecarriage.He wasreceivedbyMr.HendersonandLord CharlesBeresford,andwasconductedupthe steps,agoldenumbrellabeingheldoverhis head.lieadvancedslowlyupthegrandhall.precededbyLordCharlesBeresfordand Capt.FitzGeorge.TheMaharajahisafinelookingmanof22,withratheraheavy,face, ofaSikhcharacterinitsoutline.IlepeaksEnglish,placed4100,000atthedispisa thetiovernmentduringthefamine,andgave47,000totheLahoreUniversity.Ilerules overnearly2,000,000ofpeopleandanextent of5,500wjuaremiles.TheStaterevenue exceedsX100.000.theMaharajahtouched hisforeheadslightlytothesuite,buthiseyes werefixedinquiringlyontheemptythrone. Hiscountenancebrightenedwhenhewasled byMr.HendersonandMr.Tuppertowards thedoor,whenthePrinceofWales,inthe uniformofaFieldMarshal.andwearingthe GouldCie,oftheStarofIndia,methim, and,batingshakenhand,.led111111tothesofa andtato:toedincuntetsation.TheSirdars arelinelookingmen.mostlyblazingwith jewelAmongthemwereduceofl'uttiala's gieateetchiefs.andoneortwoweredressed moresplendidlythantheirmagnificentlord. The"Nlaharajahwasconductedhack,evidentlynotchgratifiedbyhisreception,and madeRgracioussalaamtothesuite.Nexta saluteofninmengun,heraldedtimearrivalof Iloikar,the"Maharajahofbyline.Hugein statureandhulk,dressedeiniply.butdecoratedwithdi:unmet,:andemeraldsofgreat value.itwouldneedapetfeetknowledgeof jewleryfledtheshillelanIndianPooleto ile-etilohim.IlerolledslowlyAlong.followedicyListwoons,hislauther.andthe gird:usand71i 1.i.Ileneverdeignedto titmicetheo, eto,1hewasgeeig;sway, ilkwealth .,t,diPeperoarsthathe ussl()ii.,1 of Thr',Hieceremonialwasober,eil asinale1,1,641- WhenHolkar liltthePtInceattheentranceoftimeaudience chamberhiscountenancewasles,senilee.but itwassailLcdesiredit)havethirgstoanted elOchiirenotmoirewithinreachofrea-un. Forthe."MidtatalnlietJi.Ll.learsecenoan ginswaretiled.Ileisameetinteresting- p,1,,,n,slightbuilt,withsmall,handsome 1.(eti,till...Slidin iCOMS,ofmany folds,leechednearlytotheankle.gatheiedin 1.yaeiivitlar of tissuefromthe eldst.Hisliemi-tIrc, ilit;t11111Thill 1,0H11,110,.111(1Ili,110Wwithagoldenfillet blazingwithjewels,Ilewareanecklacecf jesel-ofextraeolinarydive.Hiseiolais similarly:11111,1.werealmostequallylimynitiegamt.'Flit.Maharajahof.I;allipoorrefuses precedentetoanychief.andhelooksaLa.:4pmallnoise.TimeMaharajahofJeypoor, whosucceeded,Wit,averydifferentstyleof man.Ileisvery andenlightened, losingsernewhatinimpressiveuessofaspect byalatgopairoferect:Reeswhichhewears; Mittherenksbieliintimeestimationofthe governe.entandthenatives,theBajpeur familyhavingm,iyenadaughterinmarriage totheEnv;orofIndia.clnimingde,cent trout ,oineindefiniteperiodhefoie Christ.The:Maharajahhasninewives.but uuchildern.Ile,tilesover2,000.000people andl:,,000squaremilesofterriory.lieis charitable,mild,proudand0igatitied.The MaharajahofCashmerenextarrivedpreceded bycuirassiersaccoutredinthefashionofthe FrenchEmpire,formingamagnificentcortege.lie1111(1hisSirdarsWoretheSikh head-dressandwereablazewithjeWelS.Ile hadbeenwitildiflitailtypersuadedmemdown hisgiftsfromX.M1.0110toi'dO000invalue.lie producedanadtfavourableinipreedon,but, withoutdrawitn;tinyodiouscietiparison.it mayhesaidthatScinille.the31altarajahof Gwallia..whosucceededindelexcited moreinrerestoneccomitofhiewell-known character.lliscortege veryfine.He canhandleadivisionofthreearmsbetter thanirongenerals.andisaltogetheraman ofmarkedabilityandcourage.Toallthe ChiefsthePrincegavegoldmedalsofcommemoration. Butnowplaceauxdames."Fromaclosed broughamalightedafigurecloselyveiled, Ileneatharoleandclosefittingtrousers, prettyfeet"stoleinandout."Anotherfigurefollowed.Thescreenbeforetheeyeswas toothicktohepierced,huttheBegumof Bopalsaweverything.Sheisnotyet40 yearsofage.Sheseemedboweddown,but herdaughter,notyet18,walkedjustas feebly.Itisoftensuchwomenastheserule nativeStatesfromtheseclusionofthe Zenaua.ThePrincereceivedtheveiled ladiesmostgraciously.Theydidnotunveil, buttitissaidtheyarefairtosee.Afterthe Begumretired,quitedelighted,itissaid, cametheMaharajahofRewah,whoseturnoutreflectedcreditonMr.Bannermann,the politicalagent.HeisaRajpootanda Sanskritscholar,butspeaksEnglish.Heis alsoagreattiger-hunter.Ilehasthepower oflifeanddeath,exceptoverBritishsubjects, andrulesover13,000squaremiles,witha populationof2.000,000.Outof£210,000of revenue,morethanone-halfisalienatedto jaghires,religiousandcharitablegrants.His Sirdarswereperhapsmorepicturesquethan any.
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