New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

or sore and thus allowing re tseosed if y 70 c.
Wien stand was made for 50 disgusting S19 uAA.e4
Gus part Of the practice thls wss, Wa 10. per
hsps Wonderful @ see The opposition fhsas 70
all improvements in the present day. The DcctoF
heAl aliHGed 70 t1at psrt Of the address Wiz
stated tibet the calfe % TIE loss OF COM
Deuce IA the nsiica profession was because o. Toe
the quackcry mixed up WIKI T. THIS the po-toT con
slcffed, was intended for the Homeopathic prsctii0n
ers, but contende hst the Sla-iln di not apply there
but could BE- with more ruth thrown heck % the source
from which y cIl1ra,e,i The garisR mi ut well
blame the weeds for hs garden being unproiuctivc
when in truth 4 was hs own fault AMI want sf skill
for he had the weeds would not be there: and qusc<
cry viii not exist where there IS true science. he
agreed entirely in the proposition thSt change was r.
0uired in the profession and the sooner was made the
better IL Gid not secu however. the chsn.e hc Ano
psthists had inside greatly IN advance to- though
they had bCasted greatly q their high feelings sud their
dsjnctness from anything ssvoring OF commerce, they
had ntterly formed themselves into body, wnich they
stated was for protection, but IN his mind had all the
characteristics OF trades society Thiscy Of QascSery
had not been ased against the Homeopathic, untd they
had made into influential quarters Before them
the AnopalhSt and the Homeopathst met and consulted
and except pas ing ioksat their different views nohg
passed ard no iliieelny expressed On the con
rury they often consulted Homeopahiss and be knew
they always received assistance. Bot now me case Is
different and the Cry Of QuSckcry i ras ana only De-
cause love Of manure : consulted. II might do very
well when IL hcllih 70 laugh al Doctors quarrels,
but Il was not so pleasant IN he Sex room anu
in Ii, chamber OF death, when the hearts treasure
was about being swept away and the support OF
family carried Oh, and children LEFT destitute. The
Doctor commended that the science OF medicine ought
70 be inside popular a. well az any other branch OF
science and that public lectures explaining spuncples
and effects should be gwen, which the public should
be invited sud that this practice instead OF introducing
qusckery would have the effect OF aooAshng IL Inc
msn who knew anyt thing Of the mechanism Of watch
would not nts, his 10 the rude nanpulations OF
blacksmith nor was il 10 beconsiGercd thi when man
became possessed Of any medical KNOWLEDGE that be
entrust bis health to the quack ami would be less
careful of his health or lie than OF his watch.
n the public Let know what medicine really H. and
what requires both and lis professors may be safely
left 10 find their level confident that the art found
cd principles yields TO no other IN dignity and
that it, professors viii receive that place in public est
mstou to which their talent skill and learning enude
them.
This lecture very well attended, and was heard
with attention This Is but mere idea o. tho subject ~
treated At its conclusion OF the gentlemen Of the
College moved that the lecture be printed fnf mo-
item was put. and carried unanimously.