New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
PRAcucAL NEAsrREs
The Popc's neutrality-suspicious. Doings
The Philosophy Of Revolutions.


Per. Corrss n IL Ir.rs F,'' ralr'l'y Js- o.
The great guns Of authority in Church ani STATE
are amusing themselves in Europe and disturbing
the peace Of society by fixing of mental squits.
The Pope hss let of an cncyciical, in which be
5lovs up Socialism and Diaboli,m in Eliminating
words but ht,le harm Is done by the explosion
beyond the Inconvenience Of The unexpected noIse.
The poor Old man IS raving mad and blind
In France. Napoleon tho nephew, has let of the
first number o.. weeAiy Journal TO be named
Napoleon The unclo.l Fifty thousand copies ha
been sent into the Provinces to undeceivcthe coun-
try people with regard 70 the intentions Of tie
President lie writes the loading articles himself
and edits AID geyises all the others He tells bis
future Subjecfs Ia IN number that he "a responsl
Die Tor the acts Of his Ministers. and that notwith
standins their recent failure in the Chamber they
have nothing to fear long a, they retain has con
flence He gives also favorable explanation oi
his pas, Government and promise, ,wo-pence
ia more 70 ell tho ccrporas and sergeants Of tie
army He means 70 create party Of his own 10
France an army OF his own and legion Of Ad-
miaistratiye missionaries Of his own The moga
tain $ big with intentions what the little ANNA
viii be when 1t i. born remain, to be seen. Thirty
thousand schoomasters have been placed by leg0'
authority az the mercy o. tho Prcies, or Governors
Of Provinces tie democratic journals are seized
reading rooms aad public cafes at Lyons AID o.
other cities ruled By marital law. M,nopolisn in
every shape 5 undermining and suppressing s.
cis.ism in every form in France, and the same wa
Of doctrine snd opinion j, raging iaTousy m other
parts Of Europe The newspapers attribute most
terrific projects to the despots Of Russia Austr'a
and Prussia What viii come Of them. cannot
;ay One thing is, however. evident AID that Is
he rapid AMI universal dissolution Of old doctrines
and Opinions in society. This f5rcbodes The disso
luton Of Institutions. sni gives special interest -
ms genera. obserV atoms which, with your PerElis-
SION, vii here continue.
Revelation in the Institutions Of society must O.
preceded by revolution Il the public MAD. Ne"
IDEAS and superior knowledge are required to bet
ter the condition Of the world The revolution
therefore Is a struggle between old aud new ideas
o. truth and justice. The Devil god or Evil god OF
relative Necessity has hitherto reigned universally
in the religious mind. This Satan must now BE-
dethroued TO make way Tor the reign OF Love AID
Justice the God OF Good sni absolute Necen.i.
Doctrines are the basis Of political and social insi
tutIons re orr IN doctrine IL the natural Preou-
sor of reform in policy. 1t is OF vast imPortance
therefore 70 examine and discuss the nature u. con
dieting doctrines What Is doctrine Doctrine
S supposed to be ide al truth, or science derived
nom the books Of Divine Revelation in Scripture
and in NatGre.
Before we examine the nature OF human science
derived from these divine sources OF faith and know
edge, let US examine the nature o. divine truth Il
self Human reason, N cooperation with divine,
have the power and the right and what /, more
the MISSION TO abolish and transform divine truth
Itself the question Of Transforming human science
derived from these divine truths Of relative Deces-
siiy alone viii soon be set Cd
We have already seen thai there are two s0ris
truth. IL Nature absolute and relative truths.
good and evil truths everlasting and PerIshabi.
truths fact. or phenomena. Common sense alone
sutnces without learning. 70 convince Us that Il IS
the duty Of man 70 cooperate with God II aboshins
the perishsbe fr7lths Of the creation
We nave therefore not only right 70 exercise.
buta duty 70 perform. IA hbolishing the types q
unclesn and ierOcous animals no1I91s pants ar
weeds unhealthy swamps and deserts. These
types were created or the principle Of relat.ve
at.ity AID temporary necessity. The doctrine q
rslstive necessity Is therefore a divine doctrine
Il s lot the less penshable doctrLne-
Il certain superb1ms doctrines are 10. sbso-
ute. human doctrines nay Be .ainy Questioned o.
lie grounds OF f.lhblisy. l VII lot touch uPol
the Calvinisc theory o, precestInatson AID eternal
punishment ! admit the E-THc7r1ls o; eternity 10
relative necessity OF evil bat Dot re sIer-s sEPrr
zacE Of relative over absolute necessity. Tempo
ram necessity vii always exist IN the universe,
presume. Dot not always IN the same place and Il
he same degrees The unclesn animals and nox-
Co, plant. and swamps vii not always overruu
lie earth a, they DO now, tboush absolute Periec-
non nav be neither possible, HoF yet desirable, uPon
TINS globe
In Narars there are usny types ard firms Q.
.uper-hurn,n doctrine or IDEAS which are perish
abe though DIVINE. In Scripture, there are also
many doctrines Of temporary nature, though r.
raid 10 tks pycDkefs By The angels q the Lord
Those who doubt the fTutts Of Scripture on &C
co,u, n direfu revels;ions and doctrines Of dam
usto seeming irreooacilsble with spiritual Love
ani Goodress II the attributes Of tie Creasor. can.
@, boubs estoe exisserce u ~ercrccGs md er1e,
snImaa. IrscO1cilselS with toe grsssTlo0s AID