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RgPoRrINe-In connection with the report OF
the excellent addresses delivered at the great demon
srration on Thursday. of the opinions Of very large
sjory OF the citizens OF Baih and which will De found
in our columns this week. would call the attention
of our readers fac; indicative Of reform in other
matters as well as il the cornaws by the kindness OF
Mr. l. Ptmsn OF this city, whose systems OF writing
and printing by sound hsve made sucn astonishing pro-
grsss in all parts of the kingdom enabled give
nearly rsrba,i report OF The excellent speech OF Mr.
Cobaeu and which compositors have set Up from
Mr P,mans pborcgrsphic notes there being no neces
sty for their transcription. With all other systems Of
shorthand writing. not only. Was there never known
such thing reporter passing over to the composor
his notes OF speech hour and quarter II the de-
livery bu, ne is often unable 10 decipher them himself
that necessary in this case Dir. Pittnan has as
sured u.s. was 10 give the speech one reading the next
mornipe-which be found easy task as to sis aha
listen 10 the speaker. while he dropped the eonsonsn
outlines OF his words paper-ana III IN lie"
We are convinced that we shall in few years by this
invaluable system all thar immense amount oil ton
which our present reporters have TO undergo N oee
pheriug and iranscribng their notes for the press


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