New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

ing to compute ,he length Of her line the return
her curve We are steadied by the Pe'ce -.
cr..t deal !. doing; TIA; al seems los' oes ~
a-s in nc i've accomplishment
-o,, here 10 any thing final! out tendency
- m all hands: planet system cons'-l'a-
,a,pre i growing like field OF maze IN
-. :, becoming somewhat else Is IN rapid
'u.s ,t,o,i.. The embryo does not more strive
=. man thar wonder burr OF light We call a
Ia tends Z. be ring comet. globe, and pa
-.,, Of new STARE Why should not than these
,essi-urs Of Versailles strut and plot for taboure
and ribbons, for season, withou, prejudice TO their
faculty to run on better errands by and ~
But nature seem, further to :epy, have ven
tured great . stake ss my success, on no single
creature. have not Vet arrived a; amy end H.
gardener aims TO produce n- peach pear. buf
nv aim Is the health .; tn whole ree-root, stem
Leaf. flower and scotland by no means the pam
perlng Of monstr1us percarp al the expense Of
all the other functions.
In short, the -prit and peculiarly OF tina; I'M
preston nature makes on u J. this that II does
no, exis, to any one or to any number OF partleg-
lar ends, but to ru41berless and endless benefit
tina, there i ia /, no private VIII, rebe leaf or
limb. but the whole i oppressed by one superIn-
cunbent tendency, obeys that redundancy or eN-
cess of life which in conscious beings call &C.
stGSg.
With this conception Of the genius or method Of
nature. let u 70 back to Il j, true. he pre-
tend. TO give account OF himself 10 himself but, al
the last. what mas he to recite but the fact that
there Is 4 Life not to be described known other
wis.,. than by possession What account can he
give Of hi essence more than 50 4 ieas 70 5s =
Tho rogal reason, the Grace OF God, the only
description Of our multiiorm but ever identical
fact There Is ;irtue there l. genius, there l. sue
cess. or there j. not. There i the incoming
the receding of God that is all We can affirm
and we can show neither how Why. Selt.ac
cusation, renorse and the didactic morals OF self
denial and strife with sin, is view are con
strained by our constitution take Of the fact seen
from the platform Of action bu; seen from the
platform Of inteection there is nothing for u but
praise and wonder.
The fact OF facts i, he termination OF the world
in man. This appears to be the last victory OF
Intelligence The universal does not attract u
until housed in an individual. Who heed. the
waste aby.- Of possibility! The ocean Is every
where the same, but l. has character until seen
with the shore or the ship. Vino would value any
number Of miles OF Atlantic brine bounded by lines
of latitude and longitude Conine it by granite
rocks let it wash shore where wise men dwell,
and /, Is filled with expression; and the point OF
greatest interest is where the land and water meet.
So must admire in man, the form OF the form
less, the concentration OF the vast, the house OF
reason, the cave OF memory. See the play OF
thought. what nimble gigantic creatures are
these what saurians, what palalorheria shall be
named with these agile movers The great Pan
OF old. who was clothed in a leopard skin 20 .ig
nfy the beautiful variety Of things and the firrna-
ment his coat of s,ars--was but the representa-
tive of thee rich and various Man thou palace
of sight and SQUAD, carrying in thy senses the
morHing and the night and the uniathomabe ga
axy in thy brain, the geometry OF the City Of
God in thy heart. the bower OF love and the
realms of right and wrong. Az individual nan Is
a fruit which il cost all tn; foregoing ages TO torm
aud ripcn. He i. strong not TO do, bat To live;
no, in his arms, but in his heart not an agent
bu, as fact. The history Of tn genesis or the
old mythology repeats itself in the experience OF
every child. He too is demon or god thrown
ntO II particular chaos where he strives ever to
cud things from disorder into order. Each lndi-
vdual soul i such, in virtue OF lis being power
to translate the world into some particular Ian
guagc OF lis own; il not into picture statue, or
dancc-why, then, intoa trade, an ar II science,
mod. of living. II conversation, a character,
Influence. You admire pictures, but it : as impos
,blc io you TO paint right picture for grass to
fingers ii is pliancy, and the power Of transfer
ring the affair in the street into oils and colot,.-
Raphael must be born and Salvador must be born
There is no utiractivencs, like that ola new
man. The sleepy nations occupied with their
political routine. England, France and America
read Parliamentary Debates. which no high genius
u,w cnlivens; and nobody will read them who
Trusts his own eye only they who are deceived by
the popular repetition OF distinguished names
But when Napoleon unroIs his map. the eye Is
commanded by original power. When Chatham
leads the debate, may well listen, because they
mus, listen 4 man, personal ascendency Is the
oily great phenomenon. When nature has work
to be done, she creates genius 10 do it. Follow
the great man, and YOU shall see what the wori
has at heart in these ages There is omen like
that p"
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