New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

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ttaose e5tor of such ability and lnule.o ,I Fam
onuar movements mast be conversSns ~ The
or I'VE articles OF re- In The Church and the
y THE Ideal and the True lille aug Si a.
Tsese yend have admitted Of more &iowTs , n" hS,
,ory stye and Mr. O. could have siVeo IL TO- 49,
he is so eidly pTactlca N Inc a Se ia hit n
40 ,ren 70 sitting his eleQaence. Moreover while de
lie gwen ~ I've and relonatory and little ral
i on ali ese themes, an isstincYe or c0nsuuhona eN
ned,rnoy Keeps him tfoin employing Tue ieu
- common in the assault upoa the sacred apc soc cU
for the Norid style OF one Of hs articles
d rnbiishes livery pdcousy too, Tor was wen 70
that nc could raise the gas ihe were incIou
10 baoonpg lesson OF npoitance 20 sig Ie hat he
nRkere He does not apologlze for any tuhs ~. es
has mi into me booA e out o! ia yefy strhns
son the editor Of dsy Pape a1 70 for the scta
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We are realg glad for all reasons that Mr. o. nas gym
these articles IN an enduring ana i ,. holm In
heartily recommend everybody tha needs any icIPh
inc word The work IS perhaps, noI ug "oCi ,ncS Of
snss eyeryhin but does compact} present as pC. "a
The hest matter as It's laIE coua W p ~ hs Who esr
viii fad II csIllal eounselUt ou oi ,,benre
The SOUND Of brewing storm, but cannon zen "ehcs II
sone standinq Of The disturbance We ofcourse
not ENDORSING The doctrines because we mus "e!coe e
treat monent 10 the interests the movements and the lit
erau,e Of day that men occupying such relaons 10
tha eeanrs of the lime and such attitude TO the public
ma NE editor of The Tribune does should get their best
thoughts systematic forms and convenient Vehicles lof
es ARE usually partial and cramp IN their concentration ana
Isolation Of study, while newspaper editors VINO manage
IN retain their enthusiasm, and MAINTAIN tner opuons
against bc criticism and controversy "mcn every hlat
brings them TO dispose OF are IN the way 70 nave m4Sn
especially they more emineny the men OF he own
times aud accurately adjusted TO the current demand
neitfer tagging behind nor jumping before the actual
movement Of the world The good, wise words OF men
well endoyyed and situated however hurried In utter.
Ance and needless OF form the inspirations OF
the moment and exactly tots wants and deserve
10 be PIT into convenient for efectng their widest
We need not suggest TO our readers how eminent this
newspaper author is among tnOse VINO are entlled 10
dnodeciu O perpciuly. Plliadelphta Daily sun.
HINTS TOWARD RRYoRMs.-We are most hap
nv 10 have before collection of the best writings OF
contains but n style so fresh and vigorous that OF The
author work full OF deep thought and positive IDEAS
lanthropy cen never grow lose its interest. We
not who may take up this work SO that ne be ioYer
of srong thought, earnestly and elegantly expressed no
incongena theory that he may find therein or crude pro-
ject sanguine anticipation, wall drive him from II,
until page page shall have been perused. Its ntu
in directing the mind into new channels OF thought
In stimulating the hope nsYng the and m c ee
nunion with its teachings must De widely tet and duraoy
Impressed. Springfield Republican
HINTS TOWARD REFORMS The author of this
work is widely known and his peculiar views upon
subjects connected with the social system have been SO
teDsivey disseminated through the medium OF the popular
journal Of which is the editor that description OF the
cha of this book is hardly necessary. The contents
comprising the Lectures delivered before Lyceums aud
other Institutions in the years from 1912 to 1913 inc1siye
The essays have mostly appeared in the columns OF The
Tribune. Mr.. Greeley is true retormer DIS heart and
in the work. With less OF ulrelsm Than many who
are seeking TO overturn and eeabish the social system
takes conding and liberal view OF the nature OF
man is warranted BY circumstances. The changes he
would introduce into the social system could not from the
dieeordant dispositions OF the human family be carried into
practical operation lie views man Us ne should be- rather
Than is and his theories based upon the assump
ton that sclsmess, the most predominant and universal
characteristic of man. viii be uppanted by brothery love
and mutual good feeling.
eleeey upon the Social system At e1g and are well
worthy Of pesa by those who ake an interest IN e sue,
genial spirit and breathe the most hopeful sentiments
they designed convince the skepcal that there
III niupu In n
Of reform made applicable 70 every social disease What
ever fault may found with the sentiments 1t cannot be
said that they demoralzing or anafchcal like the
writings OF many reormers boston IoVIhai'
HINTS TOWARD REFoRMs-Let no man Judge
this book hastily contains the chief reflections winch
have passed through large and conscientious intellect
perhaps many years Let no man dip into IT, and then
for lis subjects The deepest in interest and OBJ
security that ever challenged the attention OF man
EThe book treats of Human Life of the Organization Of
brotherhood and seltCop,ro -Four hundred solid pog
otTeasoning and exhoraon are devoted to these topics
dOgsnaa Of this Reformer We have not as YET had time
read much less TO weigh them all aud we must not init
ss Ms example Of By breaking nv GU. o %
w abe spirit of these papers appear eminently toerar
W and candd-toeran Of the educated in error aud candi
The exposition OF error it6e and the style OF them
year o De ana e9asno o eS S Sn e nd
whether all the points ia it deserve be taken
lNe'g-York Nation
HINTS TOWARD REFoRMS.--1his volume, as
the title imports made up the Lectures, &c which The
writer has delivered and published al various times ana
nation defense OF Fourierism Socialism, and Reform,
Slavery, and Ill The other isms and yagaries with which its
authors head is added. There doubles many good
things the book, but they mixed up with evil
render il unfit this latitude indeed for any
where the laws and constitution OF the country re-
Rarded Savannah Republican.
HINTS TOWARD REFORMS This book contains,
principally Lectures delivered before various associations
he but there included in 1t Essays Reforms for
which the author b known TO be earnest and even
those who differ with him will allow, able advocate. Ev
eybody cannot be expected to agree with him in all that he
recommends; but no will deny that there is
sincerity and In the author of this hook
which entite him respectful hearing though he does
Ia cases, go far away for what Thought only
best bat right The Mess Harpers have put The Lectures
and Essays in very handsome type, and made pref
ty book of them. Baltimore Patriot
HITS TOWARD REFORMs-The preface in
forms that the Lectures Of which this volume is mainly
composed were delivered Lyceunis and Young Mems
Associations generally those of the humber existing
In country villages and rural townships in the 1912
1913 inclusive MT Greeey's aim is mediate
conservatism and radcasm 10 eucldate and enforce the
true destiny oferery human being the duty labor in
form other, by the head heart hands for the pablo
veal 10 raise the standard of labor and It's recompense;
renovae society by removing Gifts evils;
aud In all things promote practical benefcence" Mr..
viii differ widely from of his views, they pc
ruse them without interest, refuse to him earnest
respect for his honest manly spirit, and sympathy with
genuine interest and efforts for the aneiOation and ad.
yancement OF The human race New Bedford Mercury.
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