New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
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TYp"THE DEMOCRACY OF CHRISTIANITY"
by WILLIAM GooDBLL. Vol. IT, The former volume
of this work treated of the prominent facts in the
history Of the Bible, which illustrate its harmony
with the essential spirit Of democracy In the pres
emit volume the same subec, spursued in reference
to the principles OF Christianity, which are shown
to be at with every form of oppression tyranny,
and aristocracy and identical with the purposes of
that democracy which aims at the elevation, sove-
reignty, and happiness Of the whole people. These
points are argued at lergth and with convincing
power The evidence of Scripture on the subject is
ably and clearly discussed, ncontestaby proving that
tie great democratic idea OF equal rights is not only
sustained by the universal sentiments of humanity.
out by the testimony of its highes, inspired teachers
The. author adopts the so-caled orthodox views OF
theology, and brings their potent enginery to bear
with irresistible force on the crumbing fabrics of
spiritual and political despousm. HIS book deserves
10 be widely circulated in the religious world 1t ef
fectualy destroys the falacy that the Bible is hos
tile TO the progress Of human fr' eoom which char
acterses the present age. No Christian, accord ng
to ito demonstrations can be an advocate of tyranny
without the grossest Inconsistency. The church is
democratic institution, in which the artificial dis
unctions of rank set aside and all made kings
and priests to God In fact the ultimate aims Of the
work coincide with those of the most radical Social
ism, although the author may be unconscious OF the
fact, and would no doub. propose different method
for the accompl shment OF his objects. Q2mo PIP.
500. Cady & Burgess.)
~ "WALKs AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN
FARMER IN ENGLAND" new volume OF Put
mans Library for the Travellers and the firesde''
written by practical farmer, who has turned MS
personal observation in the rural districts oil Eng
lard TO excellent account IN these pages Hereiates
In free and easy manner what he saw ana neard
among the common people, during various excuf-
lions mostly on foot in different parts OF the island
His sketches throw much hight on the present con-
diuou of English agriculture, aud of:en touch OIL the
wculartes of English character with happy hit.
The book is written especially for farmers ana
farmers families and the author trusts that "all who
Try to read it Will be willing 10 come into warm,
good-natured, broad country kitchen hreside rela-
ton with him. While he speaks his mind freely on
al sorts Of subjects tina. come in his way" His
frank and genial style, we have no doubt, VIII make
him many friends. (l2 mo PIP. 2i6. G. p. Putnan)
~ "THE NEw-YoRK QUARTERLY Ne
VIEW" No. !, March, edited by A. G REMINGTON, Is
anew candidate for public favor amid the prevailing
deuge OF periodical literature Whether the editor
has wisely read the signs OF the times as demanding
another Quarterly, merely overrates his own
ability to command the puolc In this enterprise,
We will not undertake TO .clde Tue question will
soon settle itself. The present number consists
principally Of essays OF degrees of merit Ii
has also poetcal pieces and TRANSACTIONS. If the
uork should attain foothod In our reading COM
nunisy, it will find ample room for improvement in
uiufe numbers (CoInish, LaDpoIr & Coz
u" HAMILroN's WoRKs."-Chas. 5.
Francis Co. have just issued the eth volume of
The Writings of Alexander Hamilton" com
pixng his Correspondence, and his Political and
oncial Writings, civil and military. These arepuo-
nshsd nom the original manuscripts deposited in
NE Department of State, by order of the joint Lie
may Committee OF Congress This work, which
completed by the publication of the present
volume, has not been stereotyped and the very
united edition OF five hundred copies only has been
Pfnssd for sale An early application TO the Pub
nshefs, therefore, will be necessary the part OF
"''ss wishing to secure copy for libraries.
~ The LIFE AND WoRKs OF ROBERT
psaAs'' edited by ROBERT CHAMBERS Vol. l. This
"'sA VIII be welcome Insumeraoie readers
=, Du1s poetry. The basis Of IL is "a biography OF
e p0e'' INTO which are interviewer his productions
N chronological order showing the. circumstances
"nich they had their origin, and often giving
~nse OF their significance variety OF facts
'neoshss' not before maize public, have been
sn' 70 light by the inquiries OF the indefatigable
'o'' "hcing TO increase The iGtsrest in Burnss
NA''se'er uamo. PIP $50. Harper q Broihers)
XIV LIFE AND SERVICES OF GENERAL
IniD scorr, by EDWARD ID MANSFIELD. u2mo
400 IS. Barnes & Coz 4 sOccInc, narrative
we public career OF Gen Scott, embracing full
s'ah' OF the battles In the Valley OF Mexico, and
msmg down the history TO the year 1851. An
"snenf Of this biography, adapted to popular
a" been Issued by the same publishers
F." BucBANAN's JOURNAL OF Man,
contains an interes ing account OF ne y dSc's-
vas N relation TO the % Force, showing the action
y mind on inorganic matter, With several expert
IN" " which the iacs Is supposed 10 be proved
A'icle deserves attention. and will Attract II
s""y on the logan Of SOUND" by Dr. Buchanan
'ehs many important considerations Of a novel