New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

II 10 odd Row "what 10 bred in the bone will Out
in the Ae.h." TIE quack doctors are in the right
when they ten in tEeir advertisements that cor
ruptiOn Of the blood is the source Of oil external
aim ents ard euticular deiormites. They havs the
root of the matter in their philosophy, whether they
have it amor the sim pies Of which their caholcons
and panaceas are compounded or not. Soft is with
the btdy polite. The peccant h1mors fed their
way to the surface aid show themselves, the symp.
toms, and not the esseuce-the SUN, but not the
substance, Of the mOibihc condition Of the current
ideas which make up its vital circulation. Such
botches az ere often to be discerned the face of
iournalisn-wben The Journal Of Commerce, The
Herald, The Obsucer, The Bottom Courier, and the
like, fer instance break out into an eruption OF
more than ordinarily acrid Pro SayeIy-are not 90
much the disea,e itsef, as paihcsnomic indica-
tioLs IF its existence and its conditions. Cnfortu
Dately this type of msady is not like the eruptiVe
di.tempers Of childhood, which never recur
second time. They are but too apt to b'come
chronic and a permanent portion of the vital
organism.
We were led into this train Of reflection by
rather an odd suggestion, considering ita character
ara cOiOrlIR. " was uobnLB Ses thoA O ooPy VI
the Beck Of Common Prayer, printed in Phladel-
phia, and marked by the authentic imprimatur Of
the Right Rev. George W. Dsane, Bishop of New
Jer.ey. We hait<n to say, however, that it was
nothing in the ritual ITSELF anything printed in
the book, that was thus unsavoriy suggestive
II was the rigne.,s which adorned the titepage in
which We discerned the symptoms dasnostic Of
mind diseased. And this, we would cont, ne our
paradox BY saying, was not so much anything
We saw, ~ something We did lot see. All Of our
readers, we will venture to asume, are familisr
with the ergravius' Of AIRY Sctefisrs famous pic
ture entitled "Chistus COnsOla!or." They will
remember that the Savior is seated with the en-
blems of his divine compassion around him, in the
persons Of the wretcted beings whose diseases he
had cured, or whose sorrow, he had minis's
unto. There is the mother laying her dead infant
q! the iacred fett, The ick man mploling the heal
Jog Of he Almighty touch, the maniac just re-
stored to reason, with bis brokea chain in his de-
ivereis grasp; the resro slave todpg out his fet-
tered haLds for help aid de.iv.sance. Eytr}body
that has ,een it will recall i. oil.
Well the Philadelphia Publishers of the Payer
Book have selected this conception Of S;hefers as
an appropriate ornament Of IT'D tte.psse. And,
surely, they nigh have looked very far for more
filing one; but they thought it needed some emen-
dation and e1pursatiOn before being put before
the eyes of dainty Christians in this land Of
churches ard of csrt-whips. The imploring face
cid the eloquent msnacles of the slave nigh. per
ciaIce disturb the devotiors of Southern Saints,
;nd even make the cOtsOr.s!apl.d hauocks Of many
Northern brethren uusmfortable 10 their knees.
Sc, to IemOye this Of oifense cut OF tie way,
the prudent publishers, while t.sy left all the other
monuments Of Chtisss compassion, most carefully
ararged the Igro. Perhaps they thought it was
derck atoIy to the divine character of Jesus to sap
POse him capable Of sympatAizDg with anigg~
Perhaps they btlorg 10 tie acct Of the phlosophic