New-York tribune., 1841-05-06

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Ill h. Thor are right beautiful things IN those fieces
bich e4! together form, beautiful tni7 maj ha''.s
of Ag!acou-. st;ises one OF le most PER- - =
IL sort we anv where have OF Shakespeare me
non al the two hosts the Vorn-o.i ladet hs..'I ~
d-s.d hou- biz nth destiny rhen ihc battle Sha oeS
,,d me, ,h,; Ga.,h!ess vaor fe good yeo1eo. "no'
li,n5s were r,de Il England mere = no0ie All 90
>, -a1- Other than the Indifference you SOMETIMES near
ascribod Shakespeare true EnsNsh ma
-, .nd t-,s- the vaoie business no; ooisteroc
.ro-,.ve all TIA better o- that There . a sound IN Il
Ike the ring OF s,e This 100 had rh' stroke IN
him. had It come % that!
But vii say, OF ShaksPeare' WORKS selea--s' '-
oa no full r11rcs, Of hin there oven = iri - We nave
- many men HIS works are May windows through
which va sec glimpse Of the world that was II NM All
rs works seem comparatively >Pea'ns CURSOR HP'o'
-i.teu zder cla- circumstances: siV- oAs mere t
,.-n note 81 tre full ut.crarce o. ne man l'7i-cs
b-e e that core 2or ~oI Ike iendoT oct OF Heaven
burst. o radiance Illuminating the 10y heart OF @ tni"5
YOU saw Tina; spoken once and ioFe'ef "ael
soever and wea.ocver ;rere AZ open human sou4 ea
ll h. recognized IS true Srch bursts a0weyeT' maze
~ fool ina, the surrounding matter radiant; that II -
il art teu-orarv conventional Alas. Shakespeare haG 20
write for ,hc Globe Playhouse a grea; soul mad 10 crush
itself; a. II could fn- that and other mould II was win
HIM then a. il i with all. No man worHS save under
conditions The sculptor set a;s o~A tree thoughts
before u, but hi. Though, re could translate L INTO the
sfne that was given with The tool, that were given Decfd
rrenajra arc all taat tiad Of any Poe o! ct any man
Whoever looks ineigeut,y i- Shasucarc iay recog-
n q
analogous tie Prophetic though ie zoos 4 up III aiotcF
s.rais Nature seemed TN, also divine aEsHe4Na-
BILE dec7 as Tophe hs: Hcayea: We are >uch stu u
Dreams are made %: That scroll ~ e>tmn>ter Ao3'y
which few read Understandings %! c tei;h &; any seer
Bu; me man sang: did preach. cNret unsteady We
c,a Dante tie Nlo;iuus Pres OF Middle AGE Catholicism
MAJ c not call Shakespeare II, <tIil r. rc leos!olS ri>t
OF true Catholicism. the tnI.er-a Church oi ;le t,ure
and Of all times NJ narrow scpcrslilio:. -etciSii
intolerance anatcs ccenes pcrvers'oa; ReYeation
-,-. ne 4
dineness dwei.s IL 81 Mature; whic. Jet al nea "Gsnp
a thew can We may say without offence lat ee uses
kind of universal Psalm o ShnN;pear' op: not uHllt
to make itself heard among ha M more sacred Psalms
NJ, IN dsharnonv with these, understood ;heu but III
u.i,on Il cannot call this Shakespeare Sceptc. u son
do his indifference the creed ard theological 1rarc!' OF
l sine misleading them. No: r,tler uHpatriotc, though
he saws ie about his Patrot>n cc1;ic. though he
little hi Faith Sach Indifference was the iruit
OF h:s greatness yvthal his whole heart in his own
grand sphere worship we may call such these other
ay mpo7;an; To other men, were not vital
him.
Blu, call !, worship call yt7t YOU VIII. Is right
goro thing ard this that Shs sperc has brought
u, For myself feel that there Is actually kind OF sa-
crcncs the fact OF such being INTO this Earth
Is he a; blessed .aveHscn Bringer ~
Light And. al bottom. it perhaps far better that
this Shakespeare every con-
sccs of Heavenly message He di no; feel, like Ma
houe, because h into those internal SpcndorS that h.
specially the Prophet Of God:' ask wi. he not
compute strictly rs did in Dante, successful
|; wa, intrnsicay that of Mahomet Of his
supreme prophetnood and has down nc%tricabiy
involved this day. dragging along with 1t such
coil of fables impurities, ino!erance-. makes
tonabe step for here and say, | haze done,
that Maomct Speaker all and not rather an
ambitious chaatan perycriy and inluacrr no Speaker
but Bubbcr Even Ar.bia, compute, Nahomct VIII
have exhausted himself and become obsolete, while this
Shakespeare this Dante may be sill young;-whe tbs
Shakespeare may still pretend 10 be Priest Of Mankind OF
Arabia other places, foT unlimited periods TO cone =
Compared with speaker or singer one knows even
with Tschylus Homer why should he not for ver;l
city and universally last like them? IL sincere they
reaches deep down Ike them the universal and perennial
But for Mahomci, think ii had been better for him not
to be 20 conscious Alas poor ahomcti al tina; he
conscious of error: tuti.ty and triviay-as
indeed such IS The truly great him the
conscious: that he was wild Arab lion of the desert, and
did speak with that greet hgndero;ce OF his, not by
word, which he thought bc great but By actions b teel
ngS by history which ere great His Koran Ia. become
stupid piece Of pro!X ab,udity; do not believe ike
him, thai God that The Great Man here a.
ways Force Nature; whaso is truly great in him
springs up from the iAarticuatc deeps
Well: this Is poor Warwc6,hrc Peasant, who
be Manager of Playhouse. that lie could live without
begging whom the Earl Of Southampton kind
slanccs whon Sr Thomas Lucy many thanks him.
FOX sending the 1rcadmi.l We did him
god. like Odn, while he Gweii with winch point
there much to be said. But viii say rather
slider what this Shakespeare has acua become among
Which Eng!ishnan made in this land ofours which
million OF Englishmcn would gye up rather than the
Siraord Peasant Thcreis regiment OF highest DSn-
tares that would sell him for lie is the grandest thing
have yet done. For homer among foreign
English Household, what itcn, is there
;ha, would surrender rather than him Consider
now i: hcy asked Us, VIA YOU up your Indian Empire
your Shakespeare, YOU En,h have had any In
dian Empire, have had any Shakpeare Really
question. Official persons would answer doubt
less Official language: but tn- part too Should
be forced Indian Empire Indian Empire
90 without Shaks-eare Indian Empire viii
any rate, some day; but hi, Shakespeare does he
lasts forever with cannot give up Shakespeare!
Nay apart from pirituale. and considering him merely
. real. marketable, argiby useful possession England,
before long, tl- Island OF viii hold but small frac
ton of the English: In America, in New Holland and
the very Anpode> there VIII be Saxondon
ing spaces Of the Globe. And now what Is it tina,
keep nj these together into virtually Nation, that they
do not fail and fight but live peace broiherlik In
tercourse helping another This j. justly regarded
The practical problem The thing all Of