The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

pies which emanated from God. 1t wes only the
means Of the developement OF rational theories and
law is but Jehovahs thought, written in the consti
tuition Of all things to be developed by the universal.
patient thought Of its devoteos. All true science
ameorates the state Of man, and gives him higher
privileges. 1t makes man good No man can habtu-
ally contemplate Gods laws, which these sciences
deyeope, without being devout man. IL contrary
notions anywhere prevailed he felt certain that IL was
not in Cleveland.
DR.. GIBDEs moved resolution of thanks to the
railroad and steamboat companies.
DR.. LIE CcNT moved resolution Of thanks TO the
Cleveland Academy Of Natural Sciences, which he
said had collections Of which AM Eastern city might
he proud.
DR.. LAURENCE SMITH moved o resolution of thanks
to the city Of Buffalo for cordial invitation to meet
there, which he said emanated from the highest uu
official character in the laDdthe late President Of
the Unitea States. He remarked that it was said
that science has no home but that city seems
determined to show how false this is. He had just
heard of some remarkable instances OF Buffalo aud
Cleveland libeinlty All the railroad mea and ed
tors, from New York to Louisville, had been invited
on pleasure ride to the Falls, and thss-hany gen.
tlemen found it exceedingly difficult 70 ges clear OF
their change. The landlords would not think OF
taking cent for their bills Some Of tiem thought
that they would step to one SIDE, take drink"
and thus spend few cents; but, behold, the bar.
keeper declares that he was clothed III bills aad did
not wish the trouble Of making change. He said
that the Association went east this time as 1t WIS
DUE and best subseryed its ends bat that we would
yet come back.
Prof CAswRLL's resolution was in praise Of the
officers of the Association. He said that such men
did not seek position they would not leave their
homes and come here to fill places for the honor OF
it. He seid, ! view it az Lord Thuriow said " the
places have sought you seeing sir that your fitness
renders you Indispensable to them.
DR.. GIBBS gave, without comment, thanks to the
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, Michigan
Southern and Michigan Centrnl, New York Central
New York and Erie, Cleveland and Pittsburg, and
the Lake shore Railroads. for their courtesy in the
transit OF members at half the usual fare.
Thanks were given to the President, Permanent
Secretary, General Secretary, and Standing Commit
tee, for their able and impartial action.
Prof LOOMS moved q resolution of thanks to
Providence and Nantucket for invitations. He Jade
a bungling speech and tried to tell the Association
that MISS Mitchell lived in Nantucket, and that she
had discovered q comet and received gold medal
from the King Of Bavaria. As he could not sue.
cessfully get out with effect, the announcement
which he wished to make profoundly startling, he sat
down. and Prof. CAswELL rose, developed" and
relieved bin. The professors speaking is inyersey
az the riding Of the New Orleans "bhoys'--"Ger
lang yer old thing; two forty on the She'll"
President PIERCE low said, before adj0urning the
Association, that after all the executive olicers lad
but little TO do Tie constitution was plain law aud
urmstakeabe; plain, that 1t was unnecessary Tor
the President 70 think Prof Bard he said, had
managed the business 80 admirably well that there
was little room for error. lie said that Il wss writ