TWIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, ont who | Maige ‘ont and bangant Com tirm: No, 2 white, Me: do mized, 4c, ter morals inta French so wo RE BED LOUN RAILROAD TIMR-TANLE. shorn & Hass, togtanout 420 hong. TRO | inarkr a8 for prompt and forward ac~ | Gate atondy and tirms No.2 white, do; do mixed, we. ti ; ay iF aon and OPER on buatd 2 . Ivory, éapectaily tho. tittor, having br atondy and tirmt So. pae y a pollroman's club, or change thom by nts of Conttnentad Enrope, and on the u _ oes pTine n ae Becta Mearuranea cto he Uhacetamer | Moaedl seat, We tind trdlug tn aatnm indieuttag | Pe raReLN 2.1UE spay Aho declalons ofa polleojudie, tyinatatanethis | Coutinont ies nol ispnied. W 0 V EN WIRE ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, Reside tie were binds tou Megeman cane | Weatorn funetaded tha TN tae ee ae etait |i viatowe Pork dull at. 24400, Lard-Petma | Bate of tornls of this great city. CAI) these |... ue sittiation fit Tefal Is wholly different, EXPLANATION OF ILAFERENCE MARKR—t Bai pei iotee fe nines lol. he Menuinted and | Mhd Nu. A ab sie ost oat Stlgs. Onis | ateams nomi Bolk-meatsquiaty clenr rib, Sa; | questionable and elippery enjoyinents whieh | Lhe conquerors did not make the peasant excepted, ‘Sunday ezoepted. {Monday exce; Fart AO ate as I ne TO Scenney forte | Miter tte talk Hehe ot nmart | RoR grate fm ateanyy owar to, $825" clears | Hanrianedt duertine F the Euptres and | personally w x or © personalt (aily. PI Bred footie Greene ee altars ce | nverme i hy ce imine Supurcegre ab ‘whieh wero eon pas aire And | Ntngeee? Chergoniieh untred), batt. they. dete BED LOUNGE \itesies ib norte << ene Re recat men NAYES Mee ta | trim tne i Freneh’ people in thole holy wrats into the | uitly separated iin from wis holding We ° | Por atans Guideciinoke: Timestabies: Bioorr ean ut ESO eported of winite doupest depts of Hal fro alent) was personally under no minn, but he could —— PR Rt Blosping-Car 3 ATIONS: quality: inixed do, PEONIA. full bluom again, ‘he tableait vivuntisehurm- | uotown a single additional foot of fand by Grand Paciio tatee Brink's” Benteest cont QnorATIONs: Hora demand au xtrongar rate PRONIA, Hts, Now. 19,—GRAIN—Corn firm and hieh- | ing the baldheads and tho cocttes on tnnwinor: | vp viii ie tf Hoetheast corner tandarnh ted Beate eae oR reGraded atanrs, welRl unurarsed suid at FLO1G1125 No. 2 Westorn, Nevers hiah-mixed, 4¥@43i4a; mixed, Matic, Oatatirm, | uhlostages. ‘Tho vaudevilles are more in 7, | Virtue of which he could belong to the land. Pprtheast curner Handotph and State-sta), Palmer dec nevaestanid Dor dallyery, quoted €.01 bid thd #L0l asked.” Harley | eft hiah-mixed, i sari t mph nmoraly | lord class. Onee he was a member of 4 i Sure, 45 Canal-at, and at the dopota, : int ‘an comparatively und hold ai uxtronin prices. | No, 2 white, 34aBerLentos for June, 343340. Ryo | the couplets tra ranker in obscenity, and tho " Sates reported of Nav | twa-rawed Stato» * | steady at Bie. atage cosumes nro nearly redticed to the histor: | OF kept. ‘That was ended, and with it every Sara | Arrive. PRovist 18 uuotod Kroner, but |” Itremwines—Firm at $1.10. leat or rather [iblleal fig-tenf. The over-piquant | Tight ot possession te the pateh of growl aPacifio Fast Line... au iew-steces 1H “be serie ichitatl ferlote scala BLOUrS pull and sc CATT! 2b stockers. Wi stockers g Fontvcuoree, 2) WRoxane. Hi til they come. Nesterdayarun axcecd> tt md the total to 20200), azaliat 216,10 okt pon ra, aye of lage week, ‘Te se eenk'a eCOIyts Hesthecnno the largestnumber over provlousty ro- iat Moe recmancker up tn the close Of yosterday comet named a firm tone, tho slemasid being active mainvtari. Yeatoriny’n markot ruled strony for fromthe rye cammon, white good to cholee honvy eo aon higher than on tho duy before. Com Noe Jraualitios, of no JUAtOr What weigh nang eat oxtone. neglected, and not A Tow o| sere toa temo jefe nthe pens at the alone, ‘Tho tare talctmeactive and stondy at S.0X0475 Tor abt leanne A tor poor to cligice heavy. There was sets) fetid inih Greor & Co. 10 Kicker. Skips aoe GAOT MeMyy BOUL NG $104.0. MoG SALI iY Ee ete poe fair tw oxceed dy soma- 435 t i 3 i) H 4 40 i py 460 aA a 4a tadlishinent of « landtord class, the members of which rnted thelr tenants with absolute sways Always did the former possessor of the lund lose his property theroln, and Ey: erally his ocenpaney atso. Iardly anything: remnined to hin but his “right to work,’ ry Hen of whieh his lord was very careful to see that he availed hiuself, On “the Conti. hent the thought of separating the villain gleba adseriptus from the land to which ho was “adgerlbed” and giving bin any pere sonal rights never oceurre the conquer: ors, and ft was equally unthinkable to them that the villaing en masse could ever became free without the land on which they Hved also becoming free, or- that an herdditury peasant-holding could ever have any righta not Included $n those of the possessor, And when, subsequent: fo the yeur 1750, feudal rights went by the béard, one after another, ho one thought that the newly-nequired rights of the common man could be other than Identical with thoss of the ground he oceupled, In all Continental Europe it wns not the peasant personally who be cunme free nor the land that be caine free, but the peasant upon his land. ‘The traditional and original Identitication of the peasant and the land was never disturbed. .| The dissociation of the land and. ace “pant has given the constitution and produced te bats | on whieh he lived. [fhe wished to malntain himself asa free Briton,” the only way in which he could do so was to don a costumo and assume a mode of specels utterly foreign to him, and he had to make a free” agreement with the hated Sassenach In regard his Inbore | ant that is” what senied his fate. Froin ft possessor who was free he became free min without any possession, and this, too, on the very ground that his foretathers had owned! Was ittobe wondered at that he came to hate this disposition uf affairs? Aud was it a wonder that the new owner, ns s00u as he had nade the old pensant a tenanteat- will, should leave the Iand and go, to Bae fand or Italy? Ant, when agricultiral cap- tal wis absolutely without [aborersf and agricultural labor was absolutely without enpstal, was itat all singular thot troubles should arse when Clureb as well as natlon- al dificuities were inextricably Interiningled with the land question? Or that the “right”? of the conquerors should be looked upon as a wrong?) "Things like these have been known in history Jong re Dante! O'Cons nell, and even Ireland tteelf, were dreamed of.” ‘The situation is unintelligible to Con- tlaental Europeans because they themselves: have bad to dealwith shinilar questions, and havo solved them; they cannot under. stand why "free-born miata cannot or will not follow the lead of thg Con- tnent, It Dehooves England to learn a Jesson, Withontdoubt the peasant in feudal thnes was much more miserable and op pressed than the Irish peasant ts at the pres- ent time. But there was one point in iis misery at which he could holt,--and that was “funetion” (das Amt). Funetion ts specific- ally a Continental and almost specifically a German fica, In it the State”-—no tntter about the definition of * the State"—was dis- connected from socal conditions and contra- dictions, It was the duty of the State” to care for tho welfare of all who lived under it, and to take care that law and justice were rightly administered. Long before there was any talk of freetng the peasants, func- Honarles were imbued with the ldea, more or Jess_ clearly understuod, and, as the silige- aneine Zeltung dares be sworn, the idea was welcomed and understood by “the State”; since for several hundred years has it been truu—ns It now is true—thut the doctrine of the universities has generally been the program of the .Government. What the Professor in. the universities teaches and - Investientes, that docs the young man who hus been_a student carry into practical life, and the ‘same unl- versity which teaches us? and the “Sci- entia rerum publicarim ” teaches also ethics and phitusophy, and this, too, In connection with practleal work. ‘Traditionally. Fune- tion” on the Continent Amore. specially in Germany) has felt that It has not to do with “right? atone, but also with the welfare of the people, which we now very well know how to crystallize Into a ‘police for the benefit of well-being” (Wohlfalrts polizel)— a vigilance committee, not, however, in’ the American sense. But the pollee must be what it has always been in Continental En- rope,—a means for the protection ofthe lower and more helpless classes'ns against the In- eursions of the stronger. It is functlon—the possession of office—which hus done this in tie Interests of law itself, and of right. ‘There isa will In the King and law which must be excented,—-not so inch for the pro- tection of constituted authorities as for the good of the people themselves. The feel- ing for “function ” has been of inestimable value not only to “the Stnte” but to the peo- ple as well. And now,says the aligeneine Zellung, wecome to England. England has pect- larly no men trained to thelr functions, Its publle servants—meaning, apparently, not merely policermen—are Langht nothing In re- gnrd to the State,” and care for it only in so far na their services cocs. They know nothing of Jaw or national economy as it re- gords Inbor destitute of capital, lave no philosophy of tnw as a neans towards right- eoushess or rlzht dealing, no thought of an elevatln; Palovowhy whose goal is ident ‘trath."In England the Anglo-Saxon wishes to carry everything with the high hand, and has no sympathy with the suffering classes, and especially does this tendency show Itseld In a Jand of possessioniess and ignorant ponsants who hayo no race-conncetion with the conquerors, ‘The Inndlords are wholly Andifferent to and unconnected with the peasants, England has no officers in Ircland except Justices of tha Peace, who for the most part are land-owners, and cara nbso- lutely nothing for justice to the people by whom theyare stirrotnded, It is to this fact fiat the restlesness of Ireland ts to be traced, England has no “functions’’ or officiils,” for, as regards Ireland, all 13 business, nothing statecraft in its wider sense It fs misery, misery everywhere to the Irish cople, and the pensant has no one to whom he can fara for help, and hesides he belleves that rightly the Iand on which he lives 1s his Who wonders that there -are out. Tretand’s peasant has no defined status of his own, and for him—how dif- ferent It is on the Continent !—there 1s no “State.” Instead of justica he has jucteess instead of an undorstandnble authority he has the landlord; instead of an ethienl re- lationship between tha conquerors and the conquered, ie has nothing but formal and ruthless force which cares not at all for his. tradition, his language, or his faith; which cares for nothing but rent. ‘Ihe Irish peasant hins been robbed of all which to other peoples means race, and name, and the ideal of a State”; from the ruling power ho hopes nothing, trusts nothing, bolleves nothing, Can itthen bo marveled at that he hates that power? 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BEAK & BUCHER, 12 & 14 WABASILAY, LOTTERY, A First-Class Furnished Hotel for $8, Gives a perfect Woven Wise Mattress Bed, ‘and {s free from the clumsy appear- inh Rarmants K SACQUES, Also, and the orm, superior to anything In tho market, and made toonter also enrry full Ladies’ and FRENCH REAL, ute, .FUR TRIMMINGS of avery variety. MUFEFS und WOAS in largost assortmont. Gloves. astoux Cit} a uWinona 3 aLaketnnovs E: Phwke ( & Yankton. GOmana Night Rxpress shes Mutnos Deere ae a Maines Day a au cley & anton, nef iisnespotte xp mal Atinneapalta Express X Woxdwond Bs ita Eroann x Minnngotarsccres b¥Fond du bar, vin Inn BUsusue lunes Zs EEEEEREEEELEEEEEE LEER EE EEH Pullman flatet cara and Council loux City on the 2 Vullman xlee No other roait_ en: b—Depat corne Chienga, Brel For Maps, Guite-t Acconimadanons, Sisteenth-sts., H DMactieon-ats, LBarisas City A LAurors Vassanger, Blendote & Ortane Tt Louls Puscon 1 biockford. LAurora Passenger. DAurora Vans es Fh For suburhun sraiga, cot local th as ima-card ati ‘ara nre Tun throngh. rain leaving Ch Tlokat-Umces of th ot. Grand Pacitio {Latel, porthenst cornor Randolp ndianaenvs rand Content al ‘on W. exns Fuse Lan urora Sunday laeasenxor,. = or. port xituek Fatt cd > La} s¥8[Bgaaaasgaaesaaaeaanasaae Mints, and Pal on tlin. mm, Pall: hotelonm west ar Galmagun 8, OF any other form of Fofiepor momar of Well POF Cal 8 ANG Kinato. nal ond Hinges inttan_@ Uniney Ttattroad. noks, "Time-Tabing, Bleepine car b any of the following ghicar H lars and Statacats, toot of corner Canal comer Cansi nid far ltouses bad c hd SSS Bak 339 gedassuesaszscs5 $333 3335332523333 Chicago. atwan Pate Ftevons Point and Praltiesetese cssese fue aDally, U Daily, xen) Burtda Eaturiay. 4 folly. oxcopie Munday Vullinan (inwhnel Coaches betwean Chi andia” Hopot.corn 01 Mts Bt, Tleket OM 3] a » Grand Pusito Horch andre Dagm. PMMOr House, een pleton Express trains... Milwaukes, Madsen, Traini Chivn, lows, ‘and ‘Ban ia x Aillwaukee, Mudison, and Prairia eDatiy, excem Ine-Cags And Vassengor- os, Council Bia.fs 1 she tt ia Rennes CIE? with iiwvatelng-Chnins tu tHe wneeurucobae Uy Bek Ob as ate ze Ate, Wevaat BPather a= On and Carenile [ Leave. | Arrive. Be waauD bs daas ii nee aie Hx.3, ‘Ashland ix. 10:19 [prasad gsdsad 1,664 Cash Hrices and 1.810 Property Prizes, te Daal ane Mini non oTIN ee eee grigree Amounting to S840,850. ‘and Mralrio du Chien. Uf via ban Grosso & Winona. Drawing taken place at Loulavilie, Ky. Dec. > dor wuthurity of a Special Act of the Kentucky Leyis- Itnote Central Raltiront. iiiure, and Under the, absolute control of” ine | Depot fopgo! bake. and £904 0¢ Lranty-sooond-w following disinterested Commissioners uppotnted LY | yacife Hutol, and Ialmus Mouse, pr Hor, Hebert Mattary, Inte SM. ¢., of Oldham Coun Taave | Arve’ Te ML Flournoy, President of the Luulsville. C [.Aeavee | Arive: Hoof Companyi Ion, Ht Whittaker, of Goring. | Ee Loute & Texas Express. Shalem f7aiam ton: Henry Clay, Jr. lato Prosecuting’ Attornos of | St Lows « Toxus Fust Lind, Bist Sin! ka) bar the Louisville City Courts and G. A. Winelon, ofthe | Calroé New Urteaus express am ine frm of 1, £4, Caldwell € Winston, of Loute- | Som Urlaniye < turns Feat Be ne ville. i ii List oF stars pa rt The Willard Hotel, mith all Its Qo am am ee temas $290,000 so ee Ono Irick Hesidence on Green 00 am an One Hrick Residence on Greet 0 0) pao} 4 ayo Cash rl pm

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