New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

when his great heart and intellect moved TIC images Of
s miId like roc swarinns iasscts IL sasl ds.s
evening: and VIXEN hs lsagn t-n ought 0dt SUI
fied into exercise al the Other ic'' he .s Ike the
fiery aeed that stands cnsinpng n, br paving to
ground ami t. tread re 1arh before as IA yves
irCm b. place. But need ut extend these ila.sfp
tCDf. sl;Acu.h Il w iJ he ee.y - 10 nisin-ly.
But" YOU viii ssr III j. tia kind or illarllat9.
lu 'hut rTcruicr loose mag nation which yon w3l
hLrr Eradicate, ~ ttaa % DC * iuO ,le pr,s-
scs At education" Very well But when is IRE "a.
Lrryi Do not ~ ait hem negle -trds Il ID
VIXEN II Ecrl-tcn 5 brought ia;o llsi cont win
t.e uadcF tndTe when tn qurfits o. the intellect
tle bdUico nto 'ac imagination md thoy bsaisi.
ia, he uarin' is drawn . -lc i.rerdllTty OF
wtich have pos.a cae @. two thing, think, me-
comfy UT from the neglect Of To- pns N:
ttse' ID vii b. ov.q,o@rred ~ the n rstan Ing,
tnd rrrsi"c, cnd 'ooee s p:cpc. r. zee T tie ilc
fi'f q he uad OF It vii lGxrs,e in f- 9rs-ti)n,
and rove ga iiutrun.,nt Of m-chie, ratnef tlaa Of
good.
lnno country peInap e this assertion more easily YER
Tc tan - cur o L. W. have TIC III u gli.l -l-y
CO.. l.ai b 3 g. o. IT, forms. We have 'ie la fyae-
ton weH Cultivated md -lso tIlt w-icl aas bee- lef.
without cuity et!ou, het . s e author o. wI1s ala
uiscte.. fclAaps Easy be ta4d O. az too froqu uy
Gll.O- So. or, from ianc! 10 maui ~ they .et
ncsi inforshlc % " u rhe asEsf.. point @. view T.
tie rLaey foncin1, tTaih IS CyCrytilne,p tls nsyas
'.Dn UoiIu.. Hence zen 80 IN scnDl.r-, VINO en-
tyse eXc.p-iy'ly tie intellect, tendency % class tho
id/0, IN the place II the perso7dt g1da disp)9l
srayZe int. which % IlEni0esDd construct sort ri
iolilc hyvTe sa.,i tie philosopher bows "a a1JrI9n.
IN file sci,@'"s VIC zoe 2 Gispo-I3n = b1c5ue
rrfefers q tirt mechanical fy5tu o. s,i.nce
which IL set down in the hooks, l17teal Of
a. ire h.s wondering gaze 70 'iat re'ietess sturc
VIit + tue only true one-f & which te IteatOl Of
tee pLice,l hcr soud be gwen. Not only does truth
Toe IL nl;c IL wow bat il il e away entire
is when tbose absiracton- from the iOcn usarp tle
pacc o. IDEAS. Inc mind su1ersr loJes its
fe hnefs, and seclns . be mere machine jut to Keep
Tire body in motion. TIE ul4nd becOnes weary in in
propolti tle truth IL made dry ard thJruy Tls
fuocnt shoult make truth cling % natgrc Gs tie
young i.Y does 20 tAe sa.wart oak. II a. rui turn
away ron T. mere schools and human aut lor.,ic7 ey
ctpf Is they may be uiGde subscrielt higher suls
II seeIns re though y had looked etges ~ Ticin tle
leave OF tne DO X without selling upjn thai treat sys
TEN 81 truth whlh vii vt he developed before the
coulfe Of man and ocity enal awe been rn. who
70 nature, preicTr.ng th IN is hgae-t an bes
forms. u find himself assimulaed 70 the ~ -ct Of his
puTtuits, and viii ind his mind become ~ fresh ami
fragrant 10 the e.een earih he treads upon.
We hive re.etrci 70 another form O. the evil O. no-
aleCtDg n ina nagiOD Were il has n! the wilcnit
waited understanding 70 repOe upon, the iyh AMI
pure T. bear IL up into the reEcns above la tao
clGc vhelo tLe.e 10 vigorous uRierslandng ac-
ing in cope ali = tn The in ginfnoi gnse there u
sonseihi . of soliiy and power 10 form b4ais til
tscultse all chaTnincy together Where thsre ID
not iLis LaImony OF the facutes-Vvhere the magins
ton tker tie form 81 senhmentaity, ~ cravs this
Edit ely reading which finds too much favor with large
class Of the community 4 iondneqs for th- kind OF
reading is inyaTlable mark Of weak unferiian ing
Indeed. ! csnpOt conceive anything more mortnnate
ten for IN acendency OF the mind IN this one dife--
,cn II IL far better scethe cOaTssnes OF pure go-
1,,ce ,brn A mind thus fashioned When the magma
ton is Of vigorous usurc we, perhaps md more IN
that h. piies our re pect -
PaseiIs on the lecturer spoke Of Music, - come,
al viii lie subject IN question, and remarked that tnr
old mode of teaching music the m0st sens-l"S
thing e ccivfbo Yau can Ill remember how Tue c'o.-
i;er won't through lis various manpu'ai''1- WIN
q certain nofy routine, wnicn made you i;n2En9-
vourfolf in n Lowell factory. Music dwels almost
cxclusiycly in the regions Of the Imagination II
lyci in an ideal wonl without imHgnenon, tle SOU
OF nu-ic is wanting. II bTeathes more eherea ar
than even the Poet The composer or musician can
touch chords which power of language can m we
Drawing too stands connected with Tn" D1giration
;u-f az nm ~ any Of the faculties 70 VIII b awe
ferrcd And hc4 strange il is tLat m ACCOMPLISHMENT
60 adopted 20 ndminsi,r - deli ghtwhch gve- "a
n tboustnd ewes to behold the Gus besutes which
we should not otherwise beholthow strange L y that
IN acconpl hment so necessary to administer - our
I'm lrlyHte eIjoynen should attract TO IL ia 20 iI lie
int EFT s,ir,+ior ~, ,,,r.o,. r.r.
in tie great work of conceiying sad planning Il'7e
prest epic poems of old When, for example, we con-
template tie works of Milton, sec hog strong must
have been The Imagination, how much sense and jug
nett in lie pOItf and how much information - execute
al its details But this asO applied . prlcr-
ral lie bot then il is called talent Wc is Just the
krd of talent that the poet Here NUT bo strong
and vigorous understanding and vigorous na5natpu,
to eyc,ufe tlngs vigorously. Take for example, 30
lmgbroke on Cnstiiein. They men OF q yanc IN
teiect Nevertheless, was this power o. Grazing aud
oyipina iag-ts great power Of the mind Of Hess
coIuhindicn-whih glt about this result As an
instance Of this take BoinSroke, and how by this
peculiar combination Of faculties, he efec.sd the peace
Of Utrecht, With all the combined powers of Europe
against HIM He 20 touched The various passions Of men
On both sides of the Atlantic. and 90 fjrned a comph
Gated scheme that able to push through with ri
umph. II as Imagination that planned the lliad and
Paradise Lost
After few more remark, the lecturer closedby
remaIkng that in his next ectu. upon the same sub
ject to be delivered On day evening Of mex; week
he should speak of he power OF Imagination as cssen
ta TO the construction Of History snd how tho layen
tor ii depends upon tho imagination for his in
yen,ioEs than upon any Other power Oi the mini.
~ HENRY GILES is lecturins at Pitts