New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

eeepton at home there il such IN Infinite kindpess
calm 50 nten~e that he hardly believes IN the cruel
realities be has gone through al the day NO" he
says, that could Dot have been il was bv, al ugly
DEAN. There but enc real thing in the world, and
II a, IL tO1f'
This r woEans mission trnore important than gene
ra'i"n event. To rbew the heart Of man. Protected
and noursbed by the man, ,he in tarn pourshes hlm
" tn love.
In Love is her the sphere Of labor, the only labor
that is essential ,he should perform. IL tina; she
should reserve herself entirely for ths, thI nature
made her 30 Incapable Of performing the ruder sorA Of
earthly toll.
Mans business il is 10 money, her, N spend it,
that is to say TO regulate the household expenditures
better than al would
This renders him Indifferent to ell enjoyment that s
bought, ard makes it seem 10 him insipid Why
,bould be 90 elsewhere in quest Of pleasafei What
pleasure is there apart from the woman whom he
lowest
1t il well sad in Eastern law, that the wife is the
heusehold.' And better still said the Eastern poet:
a wife is a fortune
Our western experience enables Us TO sdd: E.-
pocisly when she is poor.
Then though she has nothing she brings you every
thing.
He has ne faith in marrying for money.
To commence with that which most affects people
row a-dtys, money, must cay that have never seen
a rich br de who was in any way uactabe. IL IA not
long before she begins to display projections
and claim the night Of spendDg her mnTIsge-pbro n
ard even more So that the man who thought lis for
time made f. Dc himself reduced tO poverty, and
obliged 10 plunge into the quick.sn of speculation
Twelve yesrs ago, set up thi. AXIOM which every
day acquires additional verIbcaiion " IL you WEE 70
ruin yourself, marry nch WIFE,
There il even greater danger than losing Of your
frtone il that of osDg your former self Of enang ng
the habits which have made you what yOn are which
have given You ali your force and originality. In what
II called good marriage, you become something IKE
baDgeI.on TO woman, sort Of prince-consort, or
queens hssband, a. il were.
A beautiful, . very beautiful widow, all amiability
and goodness, said 10 some one: "SU, have fifty
tbcusahd hvres year, aid quiet ard unTordy ta0is
/ love you, scd will obey you. You are my
Old friend tell me If have fault You have but
one, MADAME yon are rch.'
In point Of style, the work abounds in the same re-
spl-noent faults which viuate almost every thing
which Nicheet has written. He INDUCES IN such
perpetual ambition for effect that there is repose
ard no consecutive fow in the expression of his IDEAS
lie seeks to dazzle by brilliant conceits and meta
phors, but takes no pains TO give 70 his statements
the force Of Sin pEcty and precision. No one can
doubt bis sincerity biz power but the succession OF
pointed ,syngs soon grows wearisome, and leads the
reader TO wish for less piquancy Of phrase and more
.olidity Of thought. The translation is certainly
,pired and appears To be faithful 10 the original 1t
shows a remarkable command Of language, aud is not
only terse, but dlOHalc, ID the cuoicc vi ehpre'soh
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