New-York tribune., 1841-06-08


and Institutions Of all kinds, h sho1d IL o1'-:s even
The most .r.un;ccn, embellishments OF the 0li World
Judge Of IA disappointment said n, when found on ny
a.riqal with al :he.e visions Of slo: ny heated b7ain
that NOS Of your saJc nstit-ous n sober ruth pr
ree that pursuing that once itera system o your mother
old Ens-yoa had preserved these Institutions what
could ind no where else among y-aa ,ly r5sieEet class
eho ~alae rot, because they understood thei7 o"n
prieeges-a permanent Gr7soeracg and t II rae T@ry
constitutions OF embellishments essentially democratic
Ger where else on eah-an aFsto-raoy wasting BY slos
dcc- slaay OF your scientific Institutions laastaS for
p and encouragement aad otber> long fo-lried. fall
ing ruins without notice Public or o"n i5raFieS
boiled and barred :ro=, the pube-aad ;ae caHs
5a: ls;,Ie for their prc-e.aoa. AID IN:
yousr as III. g-ea, sis;crhood Of Re9ubHcs
Ye. more found the majority OF :uu ulsegas dc=ratcd
20 rarec seo place, here the people De'e themselves
bu, for Idle pasnle ard tha; always Of cEed;;a5e
Sind place. where the accumulated wonders heaPed
together b. cart loads without any Fe;sn'5a 70 scientific
rra objects OF tea aterc'. 70 M antigua
rian or naturalist; coarleey bug:ad a least over
shaAoyed By the rnore-t rubDi-gca4s IN the -cyener
ca--here yarety Of monsrous WY ;=re< AID there
rope-llacer learned pig collrsr calling crowds .;
people together as Pappctso~. 1t place which III
other ceau;r,cs you ind con=ecr-;c to silence aat eda-
tion
How often have -ua rare and precious specimens from
the animal or mineral kingdom completely '.ei''Ted or
ei.hed as 10 puzzie naturalist; aad how could II r
otherwise and how yo hepe 5T Any thing better
so long a, these institutions the hands o men VINO
gard them as con;riyancc, making none and long
as the word Qdmittaac- j. found be Synonymous. with
.ren.yve c,ats No oHder tho poor boy geee the laeE
for a definition of the former.
YER many Of our institutions founded pafeN-
ysn oi generous enthusiasm, only perish Afterwards tor
lac, bread and pubo meeting aul an eloquent
speech or ,wo--a generous colec.ionup goes nagnih
cent buidug-out OF all proportion wants for quar-
ter of century pcrhap-at the end winch time i falls
TO pieces ecli knocked pieces by the aactoaeF-
hammer! SPLENDID notsor> la, bu; iazzlc betIay.
WHY spend all ,c money cscced upon The mere toanda
tons OF building Why spend much upon your Gaze.
that Won cannot afford buy bird So much upo2 your
purse that you have nothing left put init So eh upon
your cottage that you afford to g; married
Our Library system too evidently much better.
Our publ: libraries, winch ac pcoc admit
ted are all founded upon the va:eerng and danger
all d,nctions-hat OF money. This should not DC
thus; a honest ye.bchayed though poor young men, wha
are ,4d by Heavenly Father Win glorious instincts OF
ccias and virtue should be freely admitted institutions Of
an cnared and permanent charac:er Every kind :aen;
world then be sur 20 ind lis appropriate stimulus
Let .e b.-eec! You therefore, said NJ V.,,cniare or the
SAX, o olt children aud your chdrcn children and there
FIRE ot your country, cooperate together earnestly aud
y diligently and faithfully, the establishment OF IL
siitcon vhle viii be guaranteed b. the Stae
or by the corporal. OF your Cities Institutions which viii
gather ,osehe under the roof libraries, Of
natural history collections OF objects Of and Of industry
an a.ademy drawing and painting, large lecture in
which public and rce lectures ,nay be gyen-snd the whole
forming but one institution in which all your scientific and
literary bodes. haze i.h the people large, ~
tcrest.
He presented or.e!y, clearly, the Obvious per
raacu advantage which woad rc.ul; tom scheme o: 50
enlarged and enlightened philanthropy the which ne
had proposed The light OF naa lamp ever
We, diminished by allowing another kindle his BY IL
A. loon a. such museu,s should be established
trbuton, from all quarters would aoy Of books, pcure
engraving minerals shells CON- &c, tsc.-worth itile to
then po.e,ers Jl: OF nestmahc yaIuc IN such ceec-
ton L.. influence would soon be felt students would
be furnished easy science and learning, the
cnbae;s o Europe ash: enriched with specimens ii the
ric nature OF our new world the legislative documents
OF our General ard Governments and should
cciye Ia re.rn the works of high which abound abroad
Tl,ere j. No museum in Europe that would gladly Pur
cn-c eee, one skeletons OF the Western Mammoth
by thousands O. duplicate Volumes. Models o: ard
naner-u- and manufacture would be high
Is pred abroad Fishes, Shells, and the reptiles,
he new world .-a7.ea in Tie oil ~orld and the State
Louisiana. or Missouri might get her Aiga;crs Of
The Apollo He, dere and to the. H-:.le Sankes the
script works o: a. Milton, d Bessae: = Eeueloa.
" Waterman oncluled hi. ezcellea: address by
;r 20 the r,nent he he'd received n his uropose,
f-n. from thc eminent o! the United sa.es and by
suggesting the special provisions whlch would be
CURED IN tho establishment ct such Public Institution. \
oye tor the Arts the distinguishing characteristic Of
highly civilized nacn and This love b. encouraged ba
By process tal play rus be allowed genius, oppo
untis ms; be aorded all and ali be stimulated
by nope and free atmosphere ti. development of tes
powers. The collections belonging Societies already