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      Strand the World the ; Globe Catherine and , several Street owns other the papers Echo are ; and published then . on We the question southern whether boundary any of other the

      trade or craft can show such a tendency towards collectiveness of habitation as is exhibited

      here and in -Paternoster Kow .

      25 8 The Publishers' Circular March T . ...

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      INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT WITH AMERICA . The Dorsheimer Copyright Bill hasas we fearedbeen scotchedif not killedby the refusal

      of the House of Representatives to sus , pend the rul , by a two-third , s vote , and , make the Bill ^ a ^ j ^ J spec f ^^ B ^^ p ^^^ ^^^ ^ i ^ k ^ a b ^ F ^ l ^ B or ^^ r ^^* de ™^^* ^™^ ^ r ^* . f ^^ or ^ " ^ ^^ "F ^^^^ ebruar ^^^ w *^ r ^^ - ^^^ ^ mr ^ ^^ m y w ^ 27 ^^^ ^ ^ . "" It ^^ ' ^^ r ^ is ^^ ¦ , ^ m ^ howe ^ - ^ " - ^ " " ^^ " ^ v ^ er ^^^» ^^ " , ~ m gra JV ^ K ^ " ^ tif » ™ " ^^ y » ing — - - —¦ —~ ^^ i ^ h to ^ ' ^ i ^^ ^ find ^^^^ ¦ ™ ^^ ^^^ " that ^ ' ^^ ™ ¦¦ - w ^^ the ^ ' ^^ ^^ ~^"" friends » - ~ - —~ ^^ ^~^ ^ ¦ « and ^ ' ^ —™ ^ '" ^ pro w ^ b ^^

      -moters of the Bill have not yet lost heart . The New York Times of February 20 says ' the ^ Bill ^^ B ^^^ r ^ 0 ^ ^^ B v ^ V V stands ^^ P ^^ ^^^^ v ^ Bb 4 ^ v ^^ P ^ vV ^^ r the ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ eleventh ^^~ ^^^ ^^^^ ~ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ on ^^^ ^^^ ^^ the ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ calendar ^^^ ^ V ^ V ^^ " ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ v ^ b ^^ v ^ i ^^ , ^ h and ^»^ - ^ m m ^& ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ i ^^ t ^^ wi ' > ^>^«^ ll ^^ ^^^ undoub ^ ^^ ^^^^ i ^ K ^ b ^^^ ~ ~ ^ h > ¦¦• *^^ r- t - ^^ edl ^¦¦¦ app ^ ^ bv bi « bi y g be j ^^ ~^^^ - p »^»^ assed ^ B »~ - ^ r v ^» r ^^ r- ^^ ^^^ ^~ when « ' —^^ ^^^ - ^^ *^ v - — ^ i ^ t ^~ comes ^^ ¦ ^^^^^ b ^ ^ b' «¦*

      before the House . ' Meanwhile the daily and weekly journals in America are busily occupied i for n en the deav most ouring to t educa with te wonderfu unwillin l g unanimi members ty in C favour ongress of on th this B ill y difficul and t ques sim t le , Our and

      JLKfX esteemed Ullt ? UJLVJOl cont / e p yJCiL mporary ar * J WllJll , The WUUUCX Publish 1 U 1 e rs 7 / J . 1 Weekl X 111 X \ jy y , devo J . CIV \ tes JU . X no KJ ± less IiIXKS e than JUflXX pu thirteen IJIAL re KJ OilLKJ closel . OJLlAXJ p - prin . . VU ted pages to the subject , quoting probably all that has been said about it in the political journals ,

      on and re in cord a sh or ains t leader t one sa w y h , almos as t d espair tizen ing it ly h , onours that it has h found of his it ' inions painfu as l it du knows ty to p must lace harm him in g the esteem , of so , many that individuall , y are , citizens as just op and honest , and that tins in

      citizen the f . Hft aggregate a ororrAQf is not j » .+. * a represent -n iven = » r . ri = > apkn bu t as the f . ViA a advance n few . nlx'jinnfi of of further American Arr . p ' . rii ^ on a . n we thoug fhrm find orli ht f Mr and anrl . H culture mil . C . Lea a . ' s Thft T . ' he O name name Letter 01 01 this 'to the thft Hon TTon- . JSamuel Samufil g , JT , . . Kandall "Randall . M M .. C O pages .. - iit t cannot cannothft be dou flon"bted ht , ed that thai , this this is is the the gentleman p-entleman pen reierrea referred

      to come . Mr of . Lea rnes ' s t letter and profound is . long , , convic d t , ravels tion ; over it is , written the wh in ole a st ques yle t bo ion th lucid it is and apparen comprehensive and tly the out- ,

      and an car e is is less admirably admira about nlv a calculated o q . almilatftd uestion so to to comp convince ennvinfift letely honourable h ' ou . nnra tside . h 1 fi of members rrmmhfvr the ordinary s who who experience kn know ow little little of leg piooaDiy probably islators . Mr JLTJLJL . . Lea XJKjfMt O at >\> once \ JXXjKj \ enlists Clllli 3 Ui 3 the UJLJ . U sympathies E > y XLiyjCXVJI . AC 7 O of Ul his JJL 1 J 3 readers ICaUUlCl bVJ y acknowled CfcV / iVlXU W XCClgAJlXg ging that UXlUiV * producers j ^ i uvv of - their of

      labours hterary ' propert —an ackno y shou wled ld gmen be secured t , we fancy by law , considerabl in the enjoyment y in advance of the reasonable Philadelph results ian opinion of former £ / - . > k «« njN . *•* . *** > w * -p # V * t ^ k -v ^ rvA I Then * ¦ l-k /\ ¦ - » ' -w he L-t . y-v j ~* jt ~ * *~» . r * a ^^ . I * -- * to - *• j—» the J * l-fc * -v claims ^ -v I ft . - ¦ -l- ^ -. i *—< which -b-w L- % . ti /\ 1 -v the * ¦¦ - » > - ^ public - ^ -v « - > I —» . I -k j- ^ . hav L-i ¦ . -- * i * -w ^ --k « -M well -vw < r ^ V I I as 4 ^ Q the T * It t ^ author 5 » . 1 1 111 1 \ J 1 ft

      using all years the . old argumen goes ts very on effectively . Honourable members e are as warned against the , superfi than cialit the y of the princi fact of ple the of great the Bill American , and are people told paying that the forei question thors involves for instruction something

      become more or amusemen the law t b mere es of t the owed lan upon d a coup it ; * le if that genera were tions all , the ago . International ' Mr . Lea gn is au Copyri profoundly ght would convinced have that such Bill MrDorsheimer ' would simplhave the effect of laying into the hands o

      thousands Eng lHtX . li lish » UUXi pub < a 8 . i of JLMJ lis h men ers as < AtS , XTXX and and . . JL that women ^ UJ . JSXICXIIICJL the engaged interests s O WUU 1 , in U no OJllipiy the t of trades y IlctVe few of Lilt A book ? mer tJlltJUL i - producing KJL pub p yiihy lishers XXlg would JUIW , bu be u t of sacri . tens fice o 4 m Wh » A / L-k . ^ M t is •¦ *~* reall IKA . ^ -k d-v . I I -W wanted -M «>« -k A' -V ¦*• >~ V > "J / ' he l- » * - ~ V * T « ^ ~ - > ^ ¦» i *« * for **• V ~ v -u Lj -W ^ T— lish I * « - » X- % . K ^ -k ^ -. > - *• - » - ^ . of - —« . C letters 1 < - > ^ . Ja ^» < b-.. _ is « i > ka j- ^ j * nr * n < -. / k / tl A * s which ^ k ¦ ¦ M ~ k ll / I f 1 loould / I l ^/'\^ l i i . flt tend \ jKj W I'l'V

      ay says , Engmen a measure vince lead them into of direct such strong relations convictions with ivviuua American that i he publishers by . It possibility is , of course be , impossible in + / to con-

      false conc viiiue lus premises a a i man man ons , but tsuuii Firstl it may ninjug i t is briefl not y fact said that vrnx that * it many is can almost of the any any the m jjoaai universal are founded iy rule uu wrong wivug upon in Eng incorrect * land * any * — . for an

      AtMkBK au Eng T ?! r thor * nrlif lish ? « Ti to C 1111 a sell nf uthors OCO / h r . his T »« ' copyri will ixrill VI OVii y lj allow n , g . llrkiv X ht 1 / ID to themselves f . lT \ J the V P > a OH Tin aPil publisher \ j vah j \ UXXCli to fr . XU ' be V — . O i t thus flina CLXIXLKJkHj is quite bound V . r VXLK . nnr an exception 1 JL hand Ti n . n rl . OU . and n . rwl I . U 1 V > Nor foot fnot 11 * - * . is - ^ ' * w Wli ir it nen e l & _ , - e * ^ jf 1 , 1 ' .

      Act passes , they will have the power to place American publishers in powerful , ri p Eng with lace lish their the author Americ Engli than sh an publishers the publisher Eng . lish on Secondl pub at lisher y least , it . as is Thirdl a good fact y , , if the that no great t the a American better Dorsheimer , foo public ting - ^ ^ at . tV . ^ iai * - j ^ , ^

      would saving bo of composition benefited by in the probabl combined y every action instance of Eng where lish and English American publishers pubJUsnera have , J *^ ^ j ^ _ g ^ Ji

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 15, 1884, page 258, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15031884/page/2/