New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

stretched 70 its unos capacity Such nevab left behind
10 the Science and look back uPo1 hem
with al the generation with which regard the Old tc9y
Sc memoy-she last Of is tme-but ia time Is
cast progress without nnovsoaeveJ nsw idea
alton the Old which dispsces and the Old
one srublo bit the preference given to rs ccesso shall
WoDeri Shall grow angry ard say hard ta.nss
about III Nay hardly; rather would commiserae s de-
Ching steps aud help 1t gently down 70 ts quiet reposs sing
ing it in soffest strsins--yeq Hieoaf in paoo.
The innovation with which stand chsrgedin having intro
duoed 10 popular succesfa Of osss OF
dkeses which had previously baed III; arts Of Medicine
Il Of which justly proud tribute rendered 70 the
food Of my suffering eow-erestue As 10 the manner Of
making my views pubicwhetheI through the printing Of
osmthlet the publication Of book the discussions o. me
cal tchoo after ward published not the Least the
straightforward Of newspaper coumns-l cannot consider
myself sny medical clique however august IL pre-
tenou-noweyer potent denunciaons And IL deyotins
nv hole attention speciality Of the I1pgshus accu-
ulapg fexperenee great point not posi-
bly, by general prucicner conceive any
wrong the dignity OF my profession except be the
Of being careful more Efficient and better in
formed than my brethren that particular point aud as con-
sequence Ins.e syeeessful my special practice claim
Crchtonsn versatility had the modssty choose from
general practice organ the body and deem that amply
employ all the espabity Of research, scrutiny oh
servston toll experience and intellect which an able to
bring occupy fully all the time which the
life Of one capable Of devong sboous practice. If
the medical has any object must Be the alienation Of
sueringthe prevention aud Of disease Ii sd
practitioners have knowledge and honesty in carry
ing practice object Of their sublime profession
they will by what they eeciusy And
with the greatest certainty accomplish it's godke aim And If
they are sincere fearless determined in this pursuit. little
yunxos persona dignyne fears q the unreasonable
sure Of incidence isposon deter
them reaching the goal Of their ambition from entering
portals o the venerable temple Of Medicine and placing
another stone upon y, unfinished o~ers Yet who mas
reached this point Of honor without having encountered
difficulties host Of petty snnoyances, aud eft be-
hind shouting crowd Of envOus ndoen; and petty minds
who neither themselves originate call into service What
best will allow those who do pass unnoested by
their sly shafts To these shall aude hereafter
While in the discussion OF Inhalation, which have
fully my previous letters make pretensons TO
being exempt from the ordinary legitimate influences which
govern human actions, nevertheless claim for myself the
highest oest motives which themselves with
these The doctrines have advocated have been received
abroad in such afford every for cons
uation The general disposition exiting adopt my practice
gives that accommodating facts and increased espe
Renee time make Il the universal practice of the
ment of all Of tho Lungs deep enduring
subject has already been awakened and rpdy
spreading itself the whole Of this Continent. My
previous letters simple and unsdornd they have been
with rvdtyony TO be accounted - by the intense in
sLen the views Of which they the plain aud
teal expedition In presenting they did the rational principles
which based tho practice Of inhssoD they opened
an entirely bright Geld Of hope those who till them
steadily sinking without aid under Consumption and
kindred diseases of the Lungs No mind open could
withhold its the superiority Of the treatment OF those
directly through nhslaton-a discovery the i'm
posnce of which viii only be fully realized when another
shall have cleared away that atmosphere Of doubt
certainty Jealousy and personality which inevitably and ever
surrounds the discoyorer pioneer OF practice in
Medicine.
admit that the have adopted in svains
myself largely of the newspaper columns is for private
practitioner somewhat of snoay; but oalis
accompany progress in developing Science Pocs have
NJ warfare for my good alone. knew
right well that the great Of the commandments
Of and heranged themselves my side aud that ths
Press of This country essentially the of those great in
would good time justice in accordance with
merits Of the ssue. Here again have not been dis
appointed The manly fearless candid tone with which the
Press City and throughout the widest Of country
have commended my views extolled the havo
en- only the feelings of and confidence
which led me throw myself without fear upon its
broad The intelligence and ability engaged In
conducting the periodical literature of this Continent is in it.
self one Of the strongest arguments could use us cation
were neoessary-or have pursued Most heartily
do acknowledge generous and consideration
extended by the enlightened portion Of the
Press on every hand its kind influence the speedy
Of my ewsand the partial accomplishment Of
what must otherwise have engaged the abOrs Of long e
am aware that there physicians who while they
coincide with my opinions and approve of Inhalation object 70
nv giving publicity through the sut is this OBJ
lection valid agan; medic discovery which they admit to
be ue extend the utmost limit of their
fessons Reflect the thousands whose lives de-
pend upon employment and who die in total ssor
ance Of this means relief if knowledge OF made
ooniir gent upon common rmor could only be spread
through the sowlywidsnng circles Of social n,ercourse
What have effected in months by publishing through
medium of the Daily Press series Of letter. containing
plain and ineligible explanation Of the principles Of this
tee would have required whole life time accomplish sad
then the system would not have generally well
understood as il at present contend that it woulo
have been so well understood because rumoT and hear
cay" are the authorities Who does know bow
truth ob.cufed and enlarged ty the repeons of
"rumoI "how simple facts into Miracles and how the
plain developments Of Science exalted to the dignity OF rev.
elAtt D. supernatural II not divine.
Let physicians explain their views and experience IN sim
pie familiar language the people. Let them abandon
monopoly this species Of know and plainly ain
the information they possess diseases Of general importance
the by which they enabled to attain success
previously thought possbewhai they employ
20 obtain and my for il they will reap rch
increased confidence Of the public and far
satisfactory with their patients whose correct nfor-
nation viii them cooperate with the efforts Of their
physician to suhdue and eradicate disease.
not NY purpose plead In excavation Of my course
in this u Street, for always hitherto regarded, and
shall regard simple duy but design 10 do 50 N be-
haf Of another sys,e Of other discoveries Of equal Inn
portsnee to sEe Of the afflicted Within the past r
night has been nsuguraed in this City, mainly through
the eAertons Of Dr. MARION SINS Hospital for the treat
ent Of certain painful female
s,stem designed give the afflicted poor advantage o.
his large experience and Of brilliant discoveries which
he has sde the Of these special forms Of disease
II Is not afy explain in what the merit OF his
discoveries coass-suhee know that they frankly
admitted and warmly commended by Drs. FRAScs, GREEN,
gilman REESE Dixon and others whose disintereseincss
and sincerity on this viii surely question The
venerable father Of NewYork Medicine speaks Of the a.