New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

dspth IN the bitter waters Of religious cOnsrnvef.
~. The authnr givea fair Earring'of this ID the
preface, when lie a&ys, " The revelation that Lord
Bropghsm an5sin the Scriptures has not feature
Ct the divine character which gives iaat ground
Of hope 70 tie guilty II ths doctrine Of tho fol
loving work be I'll founded, that Of Lord Brougham
must be fatal eiror I. is eternal lifs to know
the God Of the Scriptures but i; ia not eternal iifs
to knew the Ged Of Lord Broughamn (NeW-
York Edward Il Fletcher. l2n0. pp a42l
e LIVES OF EaISEsT LITERARY AND Sci
EsT1rIo MEs OF AMERICA" by JAMES WyNsE
MD. complies the biographies Of Franklin Jons.
than Edwards, Fulton, Chief Justice Marshall, Or.
Rinenhouee, and Eli Whitney. The tone Of the
volume is cautious and reseryed facts are sifted
from traditions with critical Determinations there
ere go symptoms Of the maady of hero-worship
and the scanty praise allotted to franklin, Ed
wards and Fulton, to say the least will not satisfy
the admirers of thoae renowned Americans The
Information which the author has gathered, with
lsudsbls industry, and condensed in tits volume, is
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