New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
,SKETCHES OF LECTURES.
THE LOVE OF THE BEAUTIFUL.

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seem TO be somewhat feeble have not yet got rid Of
the fatigues of leaving home and long journey hope
nv olocuon Of this evening will not be taken as spec
men of my other lectures when renOse shall have made
me stronger An incidental impression suggested the idea
nj This lecture and has had some influence on It's tons.
The font Of mercantile building i; .verpoo aas on lis
MINER projection mass oil granite resting the shoulders
III line of scuptuTcd | could view these
oxen without sense OF pain felt there was in the appear
anoe want Of dignity and beauty had no system Of
Fheticf phil sophy Of art 20 guide mo but felt there
could NOT be beauty there Why. used 20 ask an
corned for thoec coaurcs They nomore than stone
and u,r no mons thlD when they shnpelcss in the
quarry | felt pain because could not help il; | was
Ercca W ilnl ofying brute ~ NE same positions AMI
81, A twoiod diagnoaLencrs, hardship and needless
Lsrd.lu III. burden an eternal h1ture from which
nero wes no change choice mud inappropriate
,,os then led TO inquire. what r. necessary 10 DcalY
PM u, the object and Ia the m nd Here was pain
sl tlrs tho rrirn.y Indispensable 10 beauty annhi
ie.d mo animals wore ao, oui a place there WA an
ir.,.rgfuitv Tho .euae 4 tie beautiful must bring
wiih Il f,us' 90 'aso l"ns bifl 10 The mir.
ulffein futfs easily. hfs IN Intrinsic element OF
latslrcsa ~ iu h14mHuy bat when $50 eoc
BIRD 80 thloual s'f.s ~ ariii''a tracks tho sonte
r ~, ieorifni = not Only srinf-d bat Cpn,rsiciei
a. ti. ,e- w. k from hr mf. - me oei bat ihrrc
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faI ed fr1Iisia ever tHHsfT Aarf rial on ne
fi.iss ni q oof sari o. io zig ihe mu4gY sri
,.iii.ty a .ho.fnr .ao saa.s lntp eternity. u our
.fs hr rraiihy wiz pay farh fsg laf1sy carpet
hss DO isafuul sp'ions ~ A''hasi Anseo a. -
nn. yard a Chatham - The besuiY OF aiaIa caanf
D.. a..fanrsffsd fDm tls taule q solitude holufAln
far.s rifr n trr inAg nao rran'a and boil no con
,s at ~ th tis Tempest aud tt0 heaven Tho hoss II
If,,,.l slfou nnfs nolun scion thc ovcrast
inc Aifs into vrcaH nihcf space i1e whole 81 lman
ify l. nothing nrr in tho ars AMI ar ainn9 wh our
Nv ouis with inhuy and With 'oftiiy Though Niagara
has gaihctod about humtn DWELLING ond attracts thou
rnuds IT, glory In company yot when We behold
the child Of the wilderness when We hear mo thunder oi
he Gulf We 20 back IN thought and tprit 10 ~ crenn
We teterao ourselves frin the group and each has MS
own dream each il with the cataract aud hears the ever
lnrting hymn Of liz solitary wosnp, Inc sai0r IN ns
delt watch covered by The SKY alone, feels as II be
were the only witness It's glorcs There !. also sense
II social enjoyment from outward nature thus the most
nrtif Races selected, Ia WINCH apart lFom memo
4, md hiory. lind charms for the imas naon and the
eve There ir nlso charm connected with places where
man has been greatly bad greatly good Burns felt his
soul swell on bannockburr and the coolest warm on
the uols cofsccratod by the genius OF Scott Man scpar
Aio rom common life Whatever spaces or places are con
aicuous IN tho life of tho pat no CLOVIS with PATRIOTISM
on Marathon; he is elevated with plety in Iona.
Also natural beauty l. created by the love man
has for il flowers spring about ms door the
yoodbno lines the wall the hedge row decks the way
and reos supply ornament and shade This beauty not
liext al
refinement IL IL the instinct oil aDOrous mon that has
guided them Ia ombesh, with however rude grace
their homesiehds. The people cannot always work ana II
were beautiful that, whom they play, they should play
under Gods tky breathing His pure alf by this public
health would be gamer, and 30 the public would be repaid
for any measures promote IT, Taste, IN s regard, as
snyinc taxation would be eying wisdom. But blindness
10 this truth leaves our cities in the West not room TO
breathe while they are surrounded by bounde: wider
ness Better and ehear to have pure air whie good
M the temper n clearing the breast Of foul ami psro
su good the fancy for thought for energy and cheap
ar saving OF sickness and 0 crime tho pleasures "hsn
nature supplies are not only the most accessible pu he
most refining The cultivate mind n9t only hhds oeauiy
in colors and forms but penetates the spd OF Nature
This is the insight which discoses Light and harmony
which passes from ephemeral sensations 10 ap2ute lea
having their places In the eternal order OF heaven
strong desire for this insight lies at the bottom Of an true
study Of Nature desire 10 find actualizcd 10 iacts
symmetry corresponding with that conceived oy tne
mind to find the complement OF the idea OF every
urolOuaG th.nkeT. The insight ecsu foL-a ton nat
could not be supported for the s1rdld love 81
gain tor VANITY or curiosity Isos rhnos't"pp 81; -
Art belong the same principle OF our o. -,
orhv Is the theorsr Art Is The probiem-fhh9-oyny
copceyes Art embodies and thus V - thae poys.ssi
iuouiTies belong 10 Philosophy and have dignity I1y
csf science studied only ia reference 70 personal We
not rise above the level of trade ana Within ~
mercenary nothing above THAI Level mas ever :,
N uuts a cloud between and his Immortal deS1ny
moi only makes him little bu, il keeps MIN 90 90 nos
undervalue the comforts of society, nor the ai NJ
10 civilization but the spiritual lie oat o, wnlca a.
Society and Civilization proceeded W before al
not underv aue facts, but that apprecis.ioh - 70
strirs life of lie spirtuas1l degrades HE. ihis Oitrs M
10 tbs beautiful IN Art, which the OeaulS ~ :,
beh 10 wor,hip the Greeks built temple a. an aet o.
wo-.hip Humanity dfi5edis the center OF me De11
P.gsn-Humanity canOnized, in Christa1 az. NC =.
mire beauty even in marble, how muen more IN nlS =
caurtry cir with tns baptism OF beauty on sr olV"
oneep Nv the right divine of heaven AID Whe any oo
~ an Fingers even among tie ruins Of temple come
marks of sacred fire srnolder on rs shane
Reau,v Il much shoT In architecture an ar a
coirec,ed with home ana WORSHIP No oiner ar hs'
shovu more variety. man skuikng n hut y inc sals ~
ING whose architecture swels a. hs SOU ~" ., l y
teuuie the fortress ami the palEse. Inc
h,e T. ne,ed hu, u~rsonsy 49,, the temple " shs moan
mental cnnsecraon II the highest sentiments a.. " = :
lD,ed Tho luaei,s loved their Temple aN.s - -.
,.ars over /, snt NOT from DO We unieFaa w
/ ,elhos of the catastrophe Some year, e.oi'l up'
,noun oyer az alnri the ,oapo tenn hsd u<sn sou %
Ina n0ss tCGfa feel The igiemn'N -. ~ A. 49,, nati,'
Ttsad 4 have ~. as the eiories OF Tia Old lio OF
CHRISTIAN Temples lnd esea now p1he'., ~ ~
f,tn the sun uion q pine pi Nc" taiii ''t y. $50
bimosl b,levr I see one "l Vhet an''1ns ~ '
tiollie architecture Is hardly edeg.u ~ w. ~, NJ, 49,
,osiiu In ehAh faith Ia addressed !hsoaEh i"su.', e
~ ., he 40 beauty whore lhe object 70 DOT aiaiiua
H. ,.,,,', M lhe Protestant teAllu, Nhfpfti shn1s v
X ll,sa an ,ese,as ,he hearing ~ The worship ~ss