New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
Mercantile LihrarT Lecfures.
rCTURI 50. Il THr f7IRIT OF TEE A6T
II - rgrES-S
BIZ. ExERsos-s lectare la,t -. 20 -.


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brain All submits 10 0 he operation - g erc.ss.
.sc'.6n No ttouri, or opir-on 10 taste
exempt from u. process. Ths q equally ihs cssrscf@r 1i
two u remarkable works Of modern lHles,
Felsf = Goethe sac kInts Cntque OF Pure RsasYn
8-nls n me ggt'e snayt- chemist n'
Frsnce when sfer melting down he ia.vrrse y ID ~
f8rnsce and orucbe. tel. Is hat We "a 20 dnns -a'
Tne bols-i rev f.ct 10 nol4ru ,ocley. u Eraace
there Sf no thinkers End orders y Bo1se. woo slN
speak ta sdmrayle c'cien and lOfc-' sna ~" ctn'
og, msss themselves fet haiever Cd tNtares may a. "
Prensng mat a. the trai's or any 7srio1 eK.'
si1 degree every epoch. Mr. r went on 10 dea-ri-,
tree penOts = deep and general significance 10 be hs
l. The Grecis- vbeu win me SILENCE man sccep'so
nature a, jay before h.n-te sge q hea ~ yFor-
sel-1ereopei -ensBousness-ne Ags 90 in- gyDus-lfl
the chsriotrsee, TIE wrestling maioi, sud OF unnra'1
.cuipure and painting
The Cnnsusn--The ace n moral sentiments
against he Gree sensuasn- scaevHs Ire trump
OF dle sou Cnn,isny wa c.i'gfe and cir zalon 20 o.
Europe and made religion the center ~ re ustuto>
o. society," The Grecisu age might be called tie of
Or yrliy The Christian axe, ne aye Of woman j O.
len 9Th 5ecau1e exaggerated gave blih CAB mouSery,
csn, sufers non sud r1esser barren ungrnial VEN 9
s. TIE Modern Arc-7v.,h 1eAi tendencies re,arnirF D
nature and sei ping io lske the wor IN instrument
rrhi reason o.. the age Of Commerce which .sei' .
me great quickener Of he understanding 70 nsAes ever
The parachute The defence OF property DE cnei .-
non Of law. Commerce governs education, sld rcga =
Arithmetic e me most important Il the Sciences Re-
gon TOO = valued - - be- - - Keep smooth Ne passa.'
~ trade II was commerce that broke the power az %,
Church and brought tn %, era Of CASH .ymeat- Ono
s,ricr- were rendered from honor, from reverence in
love; qud pro quo = always demanded. ard 90
u1st delicate ofhces Of friendship are duly posted an.
Tie materials Of the balance sheet
Ths present Age also the age or ioo.s Every tn'A
converted into Of The mechanical powers Tie c.n1e'
, now made comfortable by the perfection Of prscncsi 49,
lie i cushi0ned steamed. coached, cAtbed. e.-
Ffaphed. ti 20 want l. eit unssushed Whoever wesrs
shoe well oil rs 10 the whole EARN was covered vi
enher Tho cocks are reru ai4d hv he cir1non.lr- H
the railroad and The great wsiis for ne invasion &c
telegraph Our streets and houses ore lighted hy rev
methods and The OF surgery Absi.d by the invent
OF ChorOfom and Ether 0rswsrou il made 70 phi 1
some purpose and the sea, no ouge allowed 20 weller
lazy msguihcence used for toe Objects OF Industry sun
msde to pay foriis salt
We mi git xpect immortality nom this universal domi1
non Of mechanism But every hing At the rchi
time We have DO riorr power thsn can be trusted
The locomotive cane Just when wanted.
communication wac wanted between he i'yo oceai-
which bound our Continent Soon specks Of gold wer,
found on the surface by tho Indians OF California 1t
newt spread Tie ngl men rushed 800 90 lie proper i'
such promising true bred, wel-agponled colony W.
never knownevery coonst trained IN he principles ut
de- sis Of politics m this country hens waking American
Constitution among The pacers oi Ssepnen'o
Mr . said be wa led TO hesitate as 20 the application ~
oly tools engIery or Stephenson machinery io Sorn
organization | honor sad be. he noble end sdu.rah.
sfints who cherish the hope Of better order of soc
an1 who have devoted The beet energies 81 their M.
realization. hoGor the Socialist hO, alive 10 the Socis
discrepancies Of The present sAi believes IN the advent
Of Harmony, when the sublime eigu OF Jusc. a.l
Love shen be fully tnauguraied on earth. When oaa
upon OW derong The strength Of loug life 20 tie pro
my reverence tApphusel When se- FoUEl a. oan..s
probing ila revolving evils % modern socal life ih
keen inssl MO he springs u human seton, with rs
emarca mind not inferior dat o. la Place Sapo.roi
ard h. c'eanuc plans for meioralns he socia cOud
Tot taken from the rules of soup societies. bat from
given by pasces and universities and the highest sphere.
Ar csnnocurl my lip IN VI Gar .corn. AXE ne po..
Of sneering critic Ia regard - such and such pu
poses II glorious ihrg even &c have conceived Of such
hope. They vho cling Ia The faith ofthe elevation of IL
manly deserve tie reverence u the world This
uttered by Mr. r. with he tones ofimpessve inspiring
emuiiy called forth sporaneous burt oi applause from
the " hole uudieucal
But dependence ~ placed on nothing sad M,.
but the purity and strength II the private SOU There
be true Revolutions until tleTe trne Revoiuuons
No balance Of rogues produce honest men. comb
nation Of fools make sDciety 81 sages The grts
s0ul must have room. The poetcsl element wss sU0h
cred 10 be crowd II hrves The best IN The hermts
the farmers fresde among The lonely mountar 'pr-
AID The quiet riversices " sequestered naiure sro
ard .kimnes may BE packed 10, eller vases GEi Ytft
tals mu.i each have their own place
The lecture conc uSei with prof md ard
nirshe suggestions The scernfc tendencies of the
among which the impulse universal unity descb-t
rich sio-c OF illustrations from the history Of modrr
science We greatly regret usi ~ have no room TOR f
condensed and highly gsphc sketch. IN hch ooqu.
tribute paid 70 ihe scientific mere OF Goethe. tktr
Sche Ing Hese, 0ecffsy s. Hlare, Richard Owen 60
AeassJ
The whole lecture was splendid specimen 81 Mr. In
ersons pecuH vein Of thought and expression and
stoned with respectful appreciation. ofen naif-sied
10y oGG pressors 81 applause.