New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

b. WILLIAM HE~Er CHANNISG' i AZ length before
TIE public. Through no nuf or agency OF me 'linor
q has been announced and spccll'ied upon ana re'n
nounccd until tint vide circle composed Of the admi-
r-rs of Dr. Claiming began % doubt whether u ever
,-5Hd make .ts appearance But We have ~ last and
we th.nk its character VIII atone for me delay Ar
th, he did NOT feel prepared nor quail
fed 20 undertake the biography OF he reverend uncle
until the lapse Of years had somewhat dFcsied MN OF
the great mans Split and genius which bad surrounded
him from bovhood enabling him 20 treat h' sub
jet with scertan measure OF independence Next ur-
gent dute, amid religious and social movements en-
crossed b time and powers and finally prolonged and
repeated illness csmc in 90 hinder the completion OF h,
ts'k Mr. proceeds:
Truth conpes me- 20 ,id however iAsi di''ai''f-c-
ton yfh rng own work and conseqlen' efforts 20 re'
model o. have been chief source oi apparent fardi-
ness 10 va- ms -rst design fO present finished Inr
trait OF William Elery Chanu-n-. regarded es man.
minister OF religion. phlo-oilef- rtIorinff.
oud si'teslr no point on ll- pia,, 'Noh- ne 'A
n- ucrs0us of the a-e-1nf. by etnlntn- ~ relations
90 various parties 70 sketch he Life and Tunes TX
teu-Fc preparations We're ufde accordingly blt TX
pertinent m length satisfied me That % Wa Tar more
difficult than bad supposed 20 slun ihe dishonesty oi
making mv horlrcd relative the exponent 0i my ureN-
does without sinking INTO tone % nohcoInnilia- !,'
more vtrauce wfh bis character end th me trlia
nave therefore preferred silence 20 partially or tame
mes have limited myself % ref hints and descriptions
lavc s.ated Tor hi. such or only as there coHa De
10 rsk of ms m Approaching or ~ eftl ie'ehi.i-
and. 10 word have left him 10 be MS own ih'. prefer
such - III this Memoir q now orcred To me
world il w he found rich IN dOcuu ents Illustrative
OF Or. Channn1's inner and outward life and TINS con
stitutes the essential value OF biography clam only
% have been conscientious editor The sense OF Re-
spon-ibltv 20 many friends has made wholly impo'
.0le 20 speak vi-l the hearty unreserve with when t
would have been pleasing 70 communicate one ma.
vdUsl impression of such man hnd' M CONTRAST WIN
a.. "aHr. abb. HH HNHl 81 .
/ notices here given seem mes,er and dun indeed
trust how tlrt through 81 c5scuratons the bright
. original stll shines lortn.
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ENLARGED with Portrait 81 fhe Author C2mo Pr ij6 ,
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Combc', Constitution of Man has been long be-
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commentator a. this day b. supcrfuous. The pub
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and portrait q the author is pretxed In the Adver-
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EASTERN LIFE 'RrsESr PAST. BY HA'mEr Mas.
TINEAU. Compete ia one volume. Philadelphia Lea
Blanchard, 1873, $50. PIP. So
In this book the numerous friends and admirers
Of Mis-, Marneau viii find the complete record Of her
orent. travels inaments Of which have from time to
time been published in the London Peoples journal and
thence transferred 70 the columns Of The TrbuHe Il
is divided into part the first treats Of Egypt and IL
Faith the second of sinai and its Faith the third Of
Palestine and ts Faith and the fourth Of syria and its
Path That part before published relates we believe
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REVOLUTION This is the tile Of brochure Of some 22O
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are the current statements Of the newspapers The
authors have however worked up tacr materials with
kill and industry We regret TO see occasional extra
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For instance they speak Of the Magnificent Robes.
told fh.ff odr
iss thorough Associ,tonlst" wherea, he j, simply
thorough LocoFoco" So too we are told that Louis
Blanc is Communist. Th. i. IN error which might
he pardoned in the haste OF daily newspaper, but IS
not -Scussble in such work the present. COM
nun.t IS one who denies the right OF individual pro-
pertv NJ CADET s communist but Louis Blanc
does not DENY thst right He hs. some notions In
clning % communism, such - that al laborers
should be paid equal salaries but st be would main.
tain individual property
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The aim Of The author ha, been put into the hands Of
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