New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

/. nv siery IL Ns-sre % be solved, as wei in
- W1-i &C God.
VII ma aers discuss Il, sa.heaticry Of Scrip-
il-e I believe a. revelations - oe wis; they
0ivo themselves 70 be Words OF anger and spirit
al condemnation are NJ more DARK or disasrees-
he 10 ne than Incsnsrious OF erocloGs animals snd
verl1in. TIE same laws o.; understanding and IL
terTretstion are applicable TO Nature, Revelation
sad Tradition. TIE same principles OF progress
AMI -eflrn are also applicable e them II theory
sud practice The study Of one VII serve Sc q
guide 20 understand TIE others snd Nature a the
easiest study the most evident - Common sense,
We cannot do better than begin with that before
we venture % investigate tic other two.
II : evident that Mature cannot be reclaimed AZ
cnce from tie dominion Of swsmps snd deserts.
uox Gus pla-:s and unc.ean animals. Tine and cul
tFaion ar -squreG ~ rid the earth OF IL Unwes-
come lat divine necessities.
The mind OF man 3 not mike the earth II IS
- inteIsctus swamp mia bted D. notions Or IDEAS
Of a. gDcie1n and ferocious nature There are
many mora Types Of pesce and beauty m Il. but
their number 5 too limited. their tcebeness too
great 20 overcome al once the many evil passions
which lnEsbit the same spiritual world Time and
cultivation are necessary 20 subdue the false ideas
o. tie mind well - slbdue the verInin OF the
earth we lis upon. Education Is a necessary worN
o. cultivate the general mind. and oolouize It .-i
ilcas Of higher AMI better order than the coal-
mon views Of selfishness snd envy which oyerrun
thc mental worl.
The best IDEAS Of reform and cul,are Of the mind
are not uE.ize the best Improvements IN the modes
OF cultvltiug and retaining lands. II IS not much
more difficult q understand the methods OF lmpmy
in- sn.rifgs nature than those Of improving mate.
va. nature, but idle people do not Ike 20 work at
either one o. other OF these necessary abOrs They
think they have an interest IN preventing them, I'D
hence their modes of reasoning III the people
were educated they would not be content with their
inferior condition; the peace OF society would oe
disturbed by revolutions. II emigration were too
much encouraged 10 cultivate foreign lands. labor
ers would be scarce at home the demand beng
greater than the supply, salarie, would rise and
rms would TAI. and should be the victims o. tbs
silly policy
Those are the fundamental doctrines OF econo-
miss and statesmen hero In Europe. There IS no
d0uot Of their frl.h. The truth OF doctrine $
not the only thing 70 be considered n the educat,on
Of the mini The relative or absolute lmportauce
IN the progress Of society. the temporary final b
jet OF a truth, doctrine ar puOcipe-that Is tie
question 10 be studied. Are they good or evil do
trneS They are evil. I'D 81 much as they tend %
perpetuatc Ignorance and poverty and degradati
where they are carried into practice N 50 much
they prevent the natural increase of tho race q
useful laborers required 70 repIensh the earth al
subiue 10. They may have had period of relaiis.
utility IN early ages hut they are OF society doomed
D. perish by tie cultivation OF higher truth IN the
mind and 10 e our duty 70 strange such IDEAS aid
such doctrines in the mental word. W hoe' tr
understands TOE 7gdt Of man - do away with o
clean animals IN Nature. and terrific doctrines D
the Word q God. viii not be slow to understa %
tie rigit OF man 10 pulser.ze and Danish from tie
mind these pernicious doctrines OF his fellow mo q,
eho thiuk they have an crcriGsflHg rrght becau.
they have a temporary interest IN unfolding On D
IDEAS Of supremacy and privilege.
The fearful doctrines Of Domination and HeA-t-e
ia Revelation are Divine. but they must dlssppe ar
beore the beautiful ere anon of the Gospel W ord Of
I; bcrty and Love- which is still higher in divini
and truth The fearful human doctrines OF lnsqu
li,y and Rent and ] anime. advocated by the t1enfs
If privilege and despousm, must disappear oeoie
the light q common sense and common right al
universal sovereignty, maintained by The usei "
working classes against idle drones end selh'h
classes
The righ Is useless without power. Have tic
ab0rlng masses power 10 rcvo.utionize the doctrin
Of the rich and substitute their own instead ? Thfs
a tie question. IL is an ugly question comps
,s0rs are odnus Gnd are many other Trims e.
Those who wish 10 be mighty hunters IN tho sigut
o. the Lord must no. fear toe voice OF eyi spirit
They must nj the spiritual world %! verminoLs
ideas and foul doctrines
The human race contains an germ, the power {,
modify the works Of the creation aud destroy "a
noIious animals and plants The mind oil ma
contains m germ. the power TO understand Il
Worl Of God, aud multiply or raise the import ~
the " ord OF Love. while he dlmlnishes the impo
% lie Word Of Ire ami Judgment. The masses At
he .aborHg population contain many men u
science, who are able TO discover and disseminate
the higher avs OF truth and progress These men
are germs Of power. which viii ieavcn the wIo.o
mass and give II knowledge, which - powe
lime and culture are repaired Tor this great wor
oi progress, as Wen as for the cultivation 81 10
ODE and the destruction Of al noKlous yernln.
l. .s.lIfs flaH. .
ether m the progress Of humanity Prophecy TOR
tells II science comprehends u the days are mn
5sye4 ma which man, cooperating with his Make
wi effect Il. The education % the pubic mlnd =
necessary to prepare II. The revolution has COZ
menced this work Of Universal Education. Fof
many years few men la5ored to produce revo-
1toa IN the world Of science, and now the reFon
Ton works n universs!izc that science
Arguments aud propaganda are the mental y
strumeuts Of progress Words Of spiritual tire 81
fee 20 burn up evil truths and doctrines but tn
battle Of argument Is necessary 70 su0due The halt
OF intellect
lis necessary 10 argue with the doctrines %
monopoly and ~ H. IA social and political econ0m!
as cornizers have 70 struggle with wolves and foxes
which destroy their cattle it vii probably be ala
necessary TO discuss the doctrines Of neil PFC M
udgmert with d.yines. who TX their notions q
theology on these exceptional and Temporal
Words Of Revelation, but the struggle Will b
neither dangerous nor long the time has come io'
a new heaven aud new earth to descend aPon
the World, in which old things will pass ava.
and be 10 more.
The work however. must be done by n an wori
men must be multiplied 70 do II. The swsmps an
ge0u.u % the earth must be destroyed
The Arguments VI selfish dr0nes mast be reiate
and ,hc doctrine OF labor against re1t BE- made II
um phsut vii look into tas uily doctrine o; M
aopoy and rent IN my next letter. IL Is al ugi
bear AMI hot 4 little formidable to the inexper'
enced hunters Of wild mental animals
HUDH DOHtRir
Naval Gros and FIossins.
To pAs Esiio-, IF ne ctfy # Nee York
GEsrLExES-I arrived In this City few days
ao from Boston where experienced much kindness and
symps.hy ffom a. classes of eirzens neaeag many eA-