New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
HechanIc.' Insii;Hts-Rev. hr. { hHDin'.
Iafrodurtory Lectnre.

ec11rse 10 Lectures or t-e as1o oeore &c
81 .easr.r- iasrtut- pss opened st -.-a.rz 81 tie
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ev. Gee 0 Oh t4-e..-s 81 AS sd of.~t state
mon, ~ mo .urt1se. snt cord,-ic1 oi tie cety
/ rad ty NJ TRACY ths Principal 7 the school con
r..t VIII, tie Irs,ltal- giving ~ ioterasaug account
of,-s r.s.fat f.a.tes schools f1r apprentices sci
CHI den srf otncr means q nleLec,lsi improvement
IA 70 s.tua' operation ln1er ihe alspise' 90 to- o.
stt.... inc -lr. insisting % over 100 '..1Iaos
v.Isble . e-firn r oAs n zoe vsl.0gg branches
| If Literature. AID f-eles sai Includes several r.re
publication, Of gr.a. merit Among t,em ire cele-
br.tsf WORK TO-. Dsu.n 90 Esy t which cost 500. sni
Of which there are PROBABLY notmore than three copies
! IN ne Un.fed states Iss readnsroou Is furnished
with The ters ourra.s Of Ena i-t and America,
and great variety 1f the leading newsYspe-' Of he
day l7e--urse - ustru-toa pa-sue- 10 IT, ich'.l
- 81 t.yb .r-ra--.- crnprs'ug the classes sni
| ma arr.t.-. 81, ~. ~ ne com ron branches oi
Er-ish education 40 the services reno r"1 ~ 80
o.-.rs % fae Institute rr' grs-lf11s. Instead 70 a.
es. .ye Board q Directors - rlsna1a te concerns
ol re .-iat. t-e various q1esi1ns n .ns1fss orr
srrfl t Committees f.i tinted h' '-' ''-'.' 0f' e
/ Ir.s saf f-u. every m1sr rss sn up r.l.-'y -
o.. part in t1s current ptocrfd.oea in ana ID ''
! voting for tire annual is. 10 0tt-ers
l-s P-s-i-rrt rf tne l1s;tl,c. H1n. LAno-E tHNrr
then na ode como rerares 40 tHf imp -H.- ~ p'".t
! ca Industry 500 -ar-Hto-o o. "'IAln- in-. 'A-
ur.-citle ~ as..ti-'i 1.-THE position % sex DIX
tar r-srd .r1r. es 49, as Numerical cart'--at
win altering u... o. CD CO.. eN1'o'ufn oi tne t-
du.ts If lul.s'~ .i aiols Oh ID neld 10 i2u1 To
he closed his 1-.ai st-srss w4.ca was isvor.3t re-
| CO.. I'd Is ttesudieuCe.
| R-v n Cfnri,. vr. BAD been sypl.nie- O. te
liver IN Intro iLcfa-y l-tUle announced ns subject
| "A The IDEAL sul ne Actual. whose respective
claims be proposed O. cluscer Tie Oh not undertake
70 treat O. the Ideal 81 cen1trs the region OF Ar oui
as the primitive element 10 human nature Wnicn As
spires 10 the vast, the sublime the unseen tae minnie.
which generates lofty enihusiasm, airs the sCul win
It's hidden fires inspires tho generous pu pose tne
high resolve the noble deed, the mssnhnim 'us sa'I
nee and which the uurse of whateTer 10 prfest nosl
elevated most heroic, beautiful snd c'iue In character
and society The Idea. 10 most important clement "a
Human Culture livery man r 80 ifeaisi 70 c-ftsih
evteu, bv nature and tie faculty capable - All IN
, limited d-v opmcnt The artist who em0odies tie
r.ocentlons " l's fancy toe glowing canvass The
poet who builds toe lofty rhyme .u' o, The Images TIA
rise from the depths Of his hear-tte ~ soqrer "Ho
reves Ia visions OF ABSTRACT tutu au1 o"a"iy-ine mn
stefan who wakes the sounding yrt 10 strains uow o.
Geous "a the brest1 of the sweet south ~ fank
IN volets now swfll - toe hersh g-sing thander-
are not the only iiss.isis The sentiment iefyades
universal nature kindlss up IA" youls D. ma-ce OF i'
nerves the arm IN the exercise ot yrsctcal energies
| and throws halo around the sWart artisan Al the
forge and the loom Tue seute ofdicrepsncy between
what We have and wh=l ss hope, prophecies LARGER
scope Of thought ana eFts> and calls forth the beet
| enef gies Of tne sou.
The deal faculty mey l. sser'hed - education or
crushed by neglect rs ass thst We are IN possession
| nj sucb an element - = rse-cz for It's culture
| The protuse snd NSegIi s3tptsuon OF Nature : The
srstfcstion OF the lfefl . wonderful cifcumsianc',
ard indicates s imporsslca 90 the perfection Of hu'
n1,gity The mstef a. Uuivsrse teens with objects
ca rulaed l. minister 10 this sentiment IN at rs grand
sud yared spheres, Whether 10 the lump OF sAnd tne
| cif Of grant. az re trs-ie grains OF NOSE. Ihe
utt,risn ofsydLg oi Nature ha least ~ her pro
| duc,lons Coustsnily does ths Ariessa Well oi Li-
man thought yer'frate below the rocky crust oi ui
nv - the mite depths 0 me ldca SUI divine I'
a.d 0v ia trir sp4rk radiance cap ~ lI tnf slff
There are certain men who are bonn viii fufoW-
rsnts which iu4ugurale them as ile great nigh priests
of Mature the hasen orac.rs OF the deal ~nilnAh-
with more than womaus sensiiiser - from the hard
realities a the world or controlling tAem Win more
than knrly power they sard forth - anoin'ed proph
ets If unseen sphere and show u8 thtif presence
| N, vitality and the glory 90 the lf' a.
The rr.rrs elect. ~ fhis demand q OIL -
| enuooling character DO is the sweet rereshment OF
| the moral universe Even practical lite owes more U
the i1esst than 20 the man oi Affairs, whose htl'st
aim reached when he has secured snug sum 90 tue
stocks and the prospect OF respectable tom0s me
He converssnt with visions OF sublime, Immortal
beauty-a beauty which l. no less abSoiute reality
than truth ana Is thus enabled g. shed Hight and
ioy around the dusty pathway oi ltir, ana save ID"
| neart from sensual apathy or cynical despair. NE
brings The image Of victory before lie ~ IN me VI &
of the conflict, instead az striking cnli 70 tue stii
| By souuding tHe fnariiug trumpet 90 retreat
Fl-ti.n-Which b. not u'cgssarIy a.se-wl'n 70 d.''
not Tory ln vice. or sr'er st religion is mighty quick
| afIfT Nf Ni.A ans ii'.'f I-. - tt'' ''s 10
| with more potent magnetism nn the lrnerons tii.i
| than the m,rn C,tals ~ history. Inc N-eek vac
we'd g. deeds GO noble daring and fnddI Mfe y w.
story Of Achilles and Uys'cs a. related - Homer ana
| Snssspears hy bic powerful schromaLc telireauon oi
rt.-artrr stamped he ifI.nce on the course ~
| a.rs The Idea. Sir James MscA'nio'n las OBJ
served eu'ars every isolily 10 generous ana ".'
cultivation eucirc.es lvery with rainbow c'f.iN
| ard usa>,s him q kim md priest o. Heaven The
haey ps; % irraI,tod by its touch, sud tn oT.efi
sphere nird with slogy snd sancty bg ~ Pre''nee
| The aumo.est workman my Dr. r'L-- .i.' " ~
power ne h.s hsnner rngs iu unison VITO i-' '1.'N
of the spsers AID lis turning VrrtI reYuFfs - ih'
| melody % treir l'uiI.ns
Il.fcaurncs o. The Idea is ibe trgsst well a. tie
| mosl enabling Wordsworth wss no less tn Ia rs
int rpretsiion of Nature than was Nature In his We
must not ov,rrate The acfu un' sphere science does
exhaust The meny sided iact OF Nature bui presents
only a It's aspects, while u has AZ luliloly OF
| othars The rrost common phenomena snsde on INTO
| inexYrcsble mysteries Under the influence 60 ne
IDEAL the great viies OF science nave oeeh 'o1cl
s,ied To the patient s'eucr for the Jos" sweet
| Ing Vote Of Nature helper vss impeled ~ sul-
lin. enth1sssnS 'E.uu leaves he study or in' stars
= sorship-Frotsher scents the fragrance of CathAy
N'r have they uduIlr .n zoo .-iIlis visions t','
is stranger tnsn q zion Did Franklin SCI more IN
electricity thsu -as sirre been realized n iLr wonders
| % tn' telegraph Dt Wau overra.e me power 90
steam Dit the widest dream ~ Fulton edl7i me TO-
aty which is now witnessed lu toe daring o. p -
iron heart beats amid tn h.'0sa of re Alsn-r ana
wh 20 writes is course on The dep IN ne lonely wake
Offer
Mr.. tffAFIS handled several Ni.Nf = fca tt -'..--
ZION with he man SUI oi less int est 'aS iu.c
We nsve stated tut Wlicn obliged 10 pass oF.
he closed by glowing AID Impressive sppeH4 20 NE
vounr mon Of MS audience not . sell them 70
the slavery OF .te money E1d. which y 'anlzes over
this country, but 20 preserve the lie snd worship oi
the iies, pure 10 the last recesses ot the 'oa--
Nav bis burning words kinde many an asfiring spirit
| win electric IRE.
| The whole discourse wa mastery performed -
Seldom has an sutience the opportunity % aseh 70 10
aspiring hough,its prOiuie rhetorie w. happily
aitep-rcd with sound srsurnen-i soounded In n oss
elcitous touches 4 language and il1straiion which
our lee urers are apt ipart 0cy vita gid
economy-snd wss delivered with A. earnest unaffected
nsnly feeling eloquence for which lie auhof has won
perfectly well lnerited reputation.
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