Tho death of Oeonte Mlltm Curtis and of Whlttler IHiliiweek of each other remotes t,iu.t tbs Ut members of tho original abolition psnv. I'nrktr i'lllsbur) )ct lives, smllmt Htononnd MlnStmli Hollet wltr.lin school for colored children in Irginin, though Luc Htono and Ml H""' uri' '""th )imnger than hittiw was. -know Hound" will remain tl in"t remark-nblo remark-nblo of Whittle r's lang poeiiis. On tho ver) spot In DinteTS Msss , which has lieen tho poet's home of lsto)enrs, llvnl ItoV Oeorgo llurrunglu liangeil as a witch SUO )ears ago 'Us ptemlwr. Whlttler never wss It Europe. His world was .Vcw- I'nzUui! irtltiilarly Massocliusotts, mil to Ills Jlelssonler-Hko Jlelssonler-Hko studleo of his own localit) ho owes tho rorco nnd cxuetnwsof his hlstorlcul pieiiH. If ho lutil tnreled Hko Longfellow, Long-fellow, porhnis his otter osnslrlctl) Now Lnglaml Iwnl tronld linto been weakened Hut most of all ho will bo 1 now n as long as tin American repuli-lie repuli-lie stands us tho poetof freedom. T his w as tho famo lie Iilmilf desired.