New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

the minds ec4oeg-on ~ some hypotheses N r. ~
,hcse relate Us The third sciszed rs p1cnoiiel II
made them {as TIE peetry iSlp,sesl e. -
them with others for pcetical eject i'i' o., 49,
frst vss 70 give tic ne re AVID impression OF tlc mes
IN, fact Tie otioct o. the sccc2t was 20 Nsu -
relation CT phenomena 70 each oihcr' an'' Il -,
IA thirg however, which ]; pcScr hs1 Aii $3.50 49,.
Scl 10 tr~re on. teir come ilOn % anu VIZ tuc g.
prr.s,e Truth they Represented. The cessR OF tIo
tiird a. not only 70 giveaEiyid inipresSion - -
meet with II sorne strong emotion. NOW 70 rec
thesethree kinds q language was nialn'iL y - -.
R;hr could en,lloy and did employ more eOpi0d-y ~,
Sos. and tLyi but could not make use OF the eOas.
The resscn assigned thst the Adoption Oh ssial1S
lsnrlsre fss above iCsnco) would have oech an
meni Of IT'S absolute correct IS, wien Mo1e m -,
the case in respect the others keveelon couu o'
40 irdrrse 4. because the language OF sccrce WIS cor
tiuusry changing subsequen, discoveries were ever
showing its deficiency and ineorrectnesS even ~
resper, 10 the relations of phenomenS t1caiSeNvS'
yhsis notwithstanding its apparent comparative al
vance i, was ever az immense distance Iron
those utrrste facts (Or Divine acts tha' me SerP
tur,s revealed % us in their chronooscd o'"S'-
making use for this purpose a. names COR represenS
tnsl al those srst ard simplest and universal concep
tons of the sense in which, as appearances thsFe w
no error although thew were not at sil recofusN S OK
p.inng either scientifically or phosopnlesIy ~ IA
tcrae Of the fact or facts for which they stood mas
20 eve the simplest example of what Is ucanf We may
saw that frrGEeaf sky and raer ADORE fas raa 'sa'
mean the same ultimate fact in simple phsnouiens A
rusrc that csT0sIAfrtr -G-sc0;t0as, erfoTaigRS CA
M salons reflections snd reTac0Rs. represent IN scten
fife and that the rsasars stOrchOs'es q ne RAN ana
the sire Of the rsotss looking glass or the svreaa
OFT eEL or the cloudy canvass suggest IN tle poe aes
Each presents distinct version, to DC nterpreeu oy
it, own grammar and lexicon. 49,,
There are some other matters IN respect - me Oh
Hebrew conception OF the world ~ genesis or SfVse'
sud the Old Testament union OF the natural and super
natural before the Adsmic period az wei as SINCE,
on which I might make some statements bls 1
would not tire readers with L. The lecture TOOK
almost entirely the Biblical aspect of the question and
wss throughout exegctcal As the views psesen'ed
will be given 10 the public providence peEntaa9) IN
more finished and carefully reasoned form hope you
viii not deem il unreasonable 20 ask the insertion Oh
this 10 prevent misconceptions or the inlpuianon OF
crude and III diScsted opinions on subject cf sucA '
mcnse importance
The reporter represents me as saying that we must
receive the relation true matter whether agrees
OF asacrees with our ideas and even IN spite ot our
ideas" He must have made some clip IN Nr'tinS as
report A. he could not hope have really thought me
guilty Of ut,ering such nonsense Neither was any
Thing said about the chaos being composed OF mud and
slime Yours truly, L. l..