New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
rOLSTHCAE rETEOk0L0GY.

originals we fatter ourselves that we can
throw little light on the subject. 1t is fact
very generally acknowledgement men sell
dom meet in the street without mDgIiDg it with
their mutual salutotions-that this is an unusually
cold Winter. We do not wonder at it, With.
out pretending to any preternatural weather-wis-
dom, we do not see how it could be otherwise.
If moral causes ever produce physical effects we
do not see how any weather, however mildly dis
posed, could withstand the intense GOODNESS of
the glacial Impudence that has re-refricerated the
atmosphere of the frozen North within the last
month or two. Glaciers are Geysers, iceberes
are incandesccut, the Arctic Circle CLOVIS like
the Torrid Zone, in the comparison. However
much the SecessiOnists may have damaged other
branches of business, they must have made the
fortune of the ice-trade. through the gelidiying
properties which they have developed in their
Northern allies
We dare say all our readers may have heard
Of the reply made by witty Wing editor (when
Wings were) Of Worcester, Mass, when askcd
how be had got the great cold in his head he
brought back with him from visit to Boston.
Z" why, the fact is" said be, g. went to see
" Gov. Everett, and StGid too long :" Now, the
malarious emaDatioDs proceeding from the idiOsyn-
crasy of this eminent parsonage which had this
malefc effect on our sometime cotempOrary, are
as the most infnitesima of the trituratiOns of
Homeopathy compared with that enormity of in
frigidation which Issues from large bodies of men
Of the same elemental structure, aud threatens
TO iufect the nation with more mortal disease.
Boswell tells us of the superstition which
prevailed in one of the Hebridcs, that whenever
a stranger arrived in the bland, all the nhabi-
tants took cold. If single damp stranger
could produce such morbid results to the dwell.
ers in an isle,
" Placed lar amid the melancholy main,"
what eff cts may we not dread from the conta.
gion of several thousand Eycrettian temperaments
concentrated in masses and then diHUscd over the
whole land If not guarded against with pro-
pbyaclic caution, they may wen produce NAL
aides that viii eat out the marrow Of our boues
and make the whole head of this people SICK
and lis whole heart faint.
We have not been backward in exposing the
immensely Of the impotence Of the Cooper In
stitute, and Faneu Hall, and Independence
Square meetings IN their demands on Tue ''c''I-
Gus parry oil ias' november IL has Oeeh "V'
unht pendant 10 me n'aoier auoac''y VI tue .o'r
prRser' ana n,'h.,'n'e'e' VI inc 9V1'N, "nOse
ut'y "ofh Is Tue! no. anu aio P'o"u VI uo'"s
It were simply food for rilicu!e were there not
danger of these blatant bclOwiugs being taken
'"' u, "". i"''
TIC blel A'nl'Ose oi l''i' i'''i''' parry u"o GUY.
e'eoeu ~ INC 'a'p v.,''V'' o"u 0JFi =,
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is a5,n.;n. t,ao, >, o;rc ~ .soir eli
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r,oJ,r,te decrrcy and sririt-to ar least oct upon
tb,i, ln,os and uot yrovcl grossly IN the i r.
b,f,rs r.e soutt-,ybat iseXt.rgui.bable LAUGHTER
vould have overwhelmed tie demo1strstion
They would have gaid and reasonably. 1--WE csn-
- tendad vi,b rou ~ t,e noll, in the interest Of
.. o,r rro.lers and y, have beaten ycu-vhat
% br n,sss have 80, r. riadIe with onr scheme
=. NJ u,lioy which has inst received tba sanction
" Of the popular sufraqe q" Yet these very icl.
lows assemble themselves together and instruct
the p.rublicgus that il 4, their duty 10 renounce
and ,bipr, tI,e ur;pcirls, which the Voice of the
,,.o,I, L.s ia ,bo,-, a-,o,,'yc irt, I,U, and no.
a.. H.. o,,., d. b,7, ho, ,.ornrolIv raic,,sd
=. ,.,i, .ioo5, And ub,, +. most mel,rcboly
-, Io.l:ro po,rbr.,, ,o,;,,;,,, o,d ,.r.,s,.
sos,, to h, I,l..I, nader the combined powcr Of
s,,,tIc,, bIps,sr and Northern assurance 70 viarl
n, ever, thin, that had been yon in the yirtory
Of the sixtb of November. But we shall not
believe that enough such can be found to con.