New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06
rr"THE TARIFF, No. l. It's Injustice on

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work Of an honest though mistaken man
one who does not merely tGik Loco Focoism e
get Office, but actually believes IN II. We com
mend this pamphlet TO the attention Of Free Ira
ders, and We cannot see how any ono VINO coz
dennis Tariff Tor Protection can resist It's cor
clusions that all Tariffs are evil, and that Hard
Money and Direct Taxation ere the true pana.
ccas Tor all cur Political ls.-When the authoF
brings MS own party up to this platform, we WI
discuss the matter in dispute with him, though his
Tract is badly printed on e2ecrable paper
n Prof. c.. P. BRoHsox gave a free Lecture
10 a select audience at the Society Library last
evening, Introductory and explanatory to a Course
of Sly Lectures which he Wi! commence at the
same place on Monday evening His theme was
MAN considered as a complete and integral being,
and his aim to show that, bodily as well as men
taIIv. Man is the offspring and the evidence Of IN
finite Wisdom and Love, developed through i'm
mutable laws, which laws extend to and take
hold of every act every vohtlon; SO that ne deed,
no thought, however apparently meaningless or
r
~. embracing laws, which can never be disrc-
aarded with IMMUNITY Every movement, every
breath. as well as every deed, every thought, Is
either conformity to the Divine order, drawing
after it life, health and happiness, or 1t lsa VIOLA
ton Of that order involving, inevitably, disease,
misery and destruction. The penalties OF the
Divine law are never vindictivc but consequent
t;al-thev are imposed by Infinite Benevolence,
and cannot be turned aside BY a plea OF ignorance
or,be la,g on our part The infant is ignorant
that TO rraso the fire will cause pain; but Ii 1t
violate the law which forbids it 10 put ITS hand
in the fame. the physical penalty must follow
Is il not then c:nncnty true that
'The proper study Of mankind is Man 2
that TO know early and thoroughly the whole D-
vine economy as evinced in the laws OF our own
heinz is among our first and most Imperative du-
ties--to neglect which is perl-madncss-
suicide
The days Of the years of Man arc thrcc-score
wears and ten,' says the Inspired Psalmst; and
all experience and analogy show that Man Is
constituted for hcalthlu and vigorous existence
of about that period. The nyrlads who die IN
infancy youth and middle age, are cut oil, not
by the hand of Providence, as IS commonly bur
inlpously affirmed, but because OF some violation
or violations of the laws Of their being, either on
their own part or that of their progen!tors Long
life is the promised and sure reward olobedence;
but the wicked, (whether morally or physically
do not live out half their days.
Analysis and synthesis are themeans by which
Man attains 10 the knowledge OF the laws OF hls
being. The five senses are the inlcts OF l>nowl-
ed.re to his mind, which is developed by hno"l-
edye asshe body by food. There is perfect cores
pondeuce between the body and the mind, and nell
ther can be comprehended withouta knowledge OF
the other. 1t not hyperboe OF the ok! pii'i's-
Others by which Man was termed the mlcr0cosm,
or miniature world, but sober truth The whole
universe is typled in him. and from lowest mat
ter up 10 Hottest spirit, even TO d glimpse I" TIE
Divinity, all may be studied III and learned
through the complete human frame, regarded IN
It's three essentials Of essence, form and use. All
ature, the Universe, consists OF harmoniousiy
ARRANGED Scrles-not Il single series, as has been
asserted but of connected and continuous series.
extending from the humblest to the highest.
Man is a microcosn IN more senses than the
old teachers Suspected. Ills frame rs not merely
the perfection OF all dcsi gn and adaptation known
to MS. but embodes the clements OF ali rncchani-
cal power There are not less than hty-three
principal workshops at all times IN operation ~
the healthy human body, with mnnmerab!e MINOR
ones The pulley, the lever, the mill, the steam
engine, all find their models here. Nay, more ::
there is not an occupation, duty, proper to Man
which has not its counterpart IN the healthy hu-
man system; while there is not a vice, q crime,
voc, which is not depicted IN the perverted and
diseased body. Look into this body, in the light
of Science, and you will sec envy jealousy, lust,
rapacity, robbery, murder, all in active and deadly
operation-member stealing from member, or
casting OF its proper duties on to another and
that to a third-all anarchy seltishness, and ap-
preaching rum.
The seeds of all Improvement, OF all Progress
also, arc in the human system. The knowledge
thence derived is no longer the special patrimony
of the priests of Medicne--the causes of Disease
and Of Health are now becoming familiar TO all
who will heed them And more: Mankind are
beginning to learn from this study that they are
all but members of one complete body, which W.
term Humanity and that no member enjoy
or suffer without in reality inducing enjoyment
or suffering in the whole body. Let us resolve
to be truly wise, therefore; not merely for our
own sakes but for those of our brethren Of the
great family of Man.
We find that we must cut short our summary
on the threshold Of the subject. Professor B. pro-
cccdcd TO instance, first, the Vocal Organs, and
their use and abuse in singing, speaking, breath