New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12
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Inr AzTEc CHILDREN fame o'
,ksse wondered h,,e folks las already reaches 81
rope as Will be seen By the folio sirg e;er from "
$. Dodge, who Nss Secretary OF the United s.s.s
Commission at the Words Far
No 90 NcDouoAL ST. n. Y, ian g.. 1854
GLNrLSsEs The really sincere desire asvesnss
Inc aztec children II your charge should De m,s "a
,"raoy anc "ioslr known 70 tfe ihIsk,ng men Of
u. ~Si.e, mus be my SPo.osy for troubling yo1
AsI have expressed 20 each % you in conversa-
ton, go BOW desue - repeat IN wriins n II nv
ifoioOef cOnFicuon Is 81 tac imalessursby erea.sr
inporsncefhey would assome N Earooe tnaa they
ever can co IN the United States. No mater ~se
universally they may be visited here nor how xcas.
rally they nay be noticed IN orr ne ssnaoe-s 80
only way TO excite attention IN regard to thel, :.
Europe is 10 take the N thliher In person Isist 80
iha. they VIII be best siudisd, scientifically -st
that they will be regarded with almost dnitt ~.
flcsity, as originating. confirming or dispelling -.
cries in regard 10 the origin OF the hum an race ~
there that their special claim upon the atIenroa -
PSYCHOLOGISTS Will be recognized to its fullest exssa,
Since had the pleasure OF FIRST seeing these ss-
guar specimens o. humanity and Of communicating
my impressions IN regard to them through Tss L,a-
don Times, have heard from London. These advi-
ces serve only to conhrm what expressed 10 you il
conversation. Takendlrecty to London, introduced
through friends TO the Society OF Arts composed Of
the cleverest men IN Ensand through the eii,oYtsi
corps 10 the public, and through the American Mn
lister TO Court. The fame OF the Aztec children, thcs
KIND, and their success, would in my es.im stiGn,
surpass all expectation and ali precedent
have no inter,s, in this matter save that which
IS purely scientific, TO which may add the inoeE-
tive which your polite attention to me has gwen.
should indeed regret II as an lrrepsrao,e loss to
man knowledge II one Of these children She tiH DC
before having been seen by the scientific rea ., IS
rope.
Upon my return from Washington. where must 10
week after next, shall do myself the pleasure 10
call upon You again. shall probably return 10
London in April. letter addressed TO me there. at
No. 30 Resent-st, will always reach me. Whom
ever you shall conclude TO make your trans Atlantic
VISIT IL you will give me notice beforehand It will
make me most happy 10 for ward your views In eve
~ way In my power.
l am, with sincere respect, gentlemen,
Your obliged and obi
Messrs. Knox & Morris. N. s. DoDoE.
SAFE MAKING.-The art of safe-making
has been carried TO higher state OF perfection in
the tned States than In any other country. But It
has reached its present position in America only af
ter protfacted and costly experiments. The most
learned chemists have been called TO analyse and
discover those substances which can most success
fully resist the action of heat, and therefore prove
the best non conductors the most ingenious mech
aDclans and inventors to construct locks which
neither be picked by burglar skill nor bio wn open
by gunpowder and the best mechanics to combine
all these qualities IN a convenient, economical, and
beautiful safe. composition has been discovered
and patented (or which Herring secured the exclu-
sive night for the State of New York to manu- a,tare
which FIRE Of no intensity can pass Jones and Hall
have invented locks which even Hobbs himself has
tried in vain TO pick or TO open with the keys
and Herring, with their aid, and his vas. eXpe-
rieDce for long series of years, has sent forth his
perfected Salamander-whichi is rightly named, for
il can 1--we in FIRE.
Within the secure and capacious Enclosure OF one
of these MAGNIFICENT safes are held whatever fruit
our studies and travels for twenty five years have
given u.s. still left We can now hear the startling
cry OF our brave New.York fremen at the dead Of
night and not think OF the Insecurity OF our mental
labors-humble as they are. And this tribute we
felt due to MIR. Herring. Herald of the Union.
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