New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
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aatsost 10 The departments II critical AID n-sccaheous
htorste II the exponent Of th6 most liberal aspects
Of the standard theology q tie church. which ItlGs
trafeo with equal fairness q statement ana slIent o.
IessOnIg treating the profound questions with when 20
Enppes with abu1taDce Of LEARNING, shd al nee "S
dependent though iCteenf gI1t. Nor does y ''lsa
tOm The discussion o. ne great Pl,.al foPfs ~ ~
day, through fear of enomg sacred aud se'lal A'ts ~
sangtroua iufilnsCy The Number before us eoutaIha
Ryes Of Hiss kart.neGu History o. trsatu HOIrb
AAe Peace" I'D which the writer taxes OSt4oh 10 Ouei
sope sggesve eoprnense on Enghsh character OF the
present day favorable notice q NJ Dcnald Miteneus
recent novel Or joins PsPeI on so.ege eGaeouon
Ikrynrd" and eeaTohirc, powerful, and Conoosye dis
section Of President JObnsons policy Of rcorsruehon
Tho spectacle OF tho f3 OF once eminent and houored
Statesman from his high tshie calls ioth stmue PoT
bstuIe.
Mr. Seward is lsmcr6a)ly defoontin What recent writer
vioo advocating human rights yet has succeeded IN
Aswing TO himself any feeling 0; warm yeneraen ne nc
se quality q human e1aIeeer nauro mas Gee.,d a S
eeen able 10 forget himself in whole sota ccEoCh 70
sDOe he stands intellectually upon the border ground
that separates the statesman anu toe mere Bel. 20 'a
enc ever at loss in which category TO fank him From me
St nominated BIZ Tinco his course hes excited
sust among his former friends ara supporters Through the
Suspicion feared he Matching project Of eomGo
ase spinning some bsneu intrigue 1t is unio inmate i3r
Astraght AS he grows old he over estimates ms powers
sr foees The interest OF the hour sway conduct He
makes IDOL OF eXpedency. Yet Tor many years N.Y. seward
sOUgh good fight For his fame, not less than fq e
good to be lemeDted that he did not finish his
line Of honorable service Seems This man
tie recognized leader of the party Of freedom, ard IN
ssoly olscrTart Of tho prorrees OF public station striving
pun down the edtee which be has helped 10 9nd ana
acting tae part Of Jester IL the ete excursion % ne i,ue9
involuniar revert TO tho familiar lines OF johnson M ne
'VeDity Of Human Wishes:
kni s%f SSps. Syee 9s 90: s show
The least creditabJe article in the number IS on the Ne
IsoGs Of Art to Education" which by its formally OF a.
yls,on and lis dry didacto tone reminds Of odash
toned ArminiGn sermon. Although the wnter SHOWS no
ssmakae audacity of thought ne sometimes INDUCES IN
.rfal al
a. "D0nlness ennoble and genoed, "the didthus ana
fswhine manner, should not pass muster with he Theo
yiciaLs Of Yale The COpOus literary notices winch close
she number are conscientious and discriminating.
Alton Horticultural TgaHsoctiors-The Alton, Hi
xo,s Horticultural Society is q model IT meets once
month at She houses Of different members. There ae
discussions on everything relating 20 ritelowne Inc
average attendance is nearly hundred part arc ladies'.
Al close choice rcfeshnents are handed around We
have vel printed volume Of 1903 pages giving mi ae-
counts Of these meetings. They are Nai'De III T. y
Hull, President j. L. Starr, Secretary, Alton
Tae.Ierad of Hcalth presents an agreeable ard IN
sucve miscellany Of popular reading IN addition to the
!ucd eIposions Of hygiene, to which il is specially de-
voted 1t aims to accomplish The work which IS usually
neglected By the schoOmasteT, and 10 lay before the
American people especially the younger members Of the
community plain account of the principles and laws
which at the foundation Of physical well beng WIN
maintaining any ultra System Of abstinence 10 makes
war alcohol tobacco and the unciean SOCIAL habis
which arise from their use and earnestly forth the
importance OF purity of body well Of purify Of mind
The value OF frequent bathing, regular exercise whole
cooking and other ordinances OF muscular CsuSI
ity insisted with apostolic ZEAL ana the best metz
eds Of turning them 20 practical account are uuy e4-
blamed and illustrated Among the contributors to this
journal we observe the names Of several distinguished
writers whose able pens give peclar Nafeiy ara interest
90 iis pages. Tho arrangement OF he matter elnes nor
little editorial experience and ski, ins1nng valuable
fhDiy journal which deserves kindly welcome as an Gu
ieIent ald 10 the progress Of popular education.
Tie Phreroogcal Journal devotes several pages 20 the
biography OF the leading men emong the Momons, accom-
panied with portraits and presenting their character and
career in favorable light than has usually been
6One by impartial observers the outside. The prom-
ept traits OK some Of the popular Lyceum Lecturers
portrayed by George w. BuHgty IN spnghily gossip
ping article which is highly seasoned by personalities 100
ood-uainred IN the main TO be especially offensive. As
usual the number is perfectly readable, and though II
purpoey avoids any great depths Of thought or dScnsson
II holds many alung bats 10 the pursuit Of more
complete knowledge.
TIE Eclectic this month furnishes IS circle Of
readers With welseleced miscellany, including articles
Oh the Author Of John Halifax " The Campaign in
Germany "The House Of Overeld, Quincy n Company,
and several papers Of lighter stamp for winch the INDUS
tous editor will receive the thanks Of many who wish to
dip into the periodical literature of England but have not
the courage nor thc.lcSure to explore IFS depths
The B,bHothe,a Sac,a always arichlyreghted argosy
Of theological lore concludes learned discussion Of the
origin of the Gospels u reply 70 the destructive criticisms
of Strauss whom the author undertakes to aemo;h by
the same weapons which TIE German cOuoclas has brought
bear against the traditions OF centuries paper on
the ancestrr and education OF AcschiIes, following tie
line Of argument pursued by Professor >caaefr defends
THAT from the mpUstions cast upon him by his
great rival anG politics. enemy, Demostheles Ile article
6oes great credit 10 the youthtO University OF Michigan
by of whose Professors il was written discussion
OF the relative importance Of analysis and srnttess
elements OF reasoning derives great interest from the
original and pungent illustrations for which ia author
the Rev Leonard Wilmington Of NewblryIoT, is 80 cee'
brated among the scholars of Massachusetts.
The Cafkolic World among other articles Ok general
interest has an able discussion Of the recent events in
Europe in reference their bearing the prospects OF
the Romsn Church The writer regards the means by
which the unity Of Italy has been Effected under the
House Of Savoy and those BY which that Of Germany Has
been placed in process Of realization wholly ndeiens
Ibe. Tney have been done IN violation Of Aternalo1a.
law public right, AID outrage upon every maze
Inmate sense Of iustCs. Still considered ron tie p0ca
pont Of view facts accomplished a1t rrevocabe tney
EEdmt Of certain justification. and NAV prove o. lasting
benefit 70 European sOcety. ILs Wler IthoLces me
hope Of restoring the temporal power VI the rope Dui
thinks that be msoe with lie new
italian Govarnmel which will enable him stu % reside
at Rome and exercise ais functoas as the spiritual cnei
of Christen1Om AT all events without suggesting wal
provision will lie msio for thc papacy theswnier cleT
{shes cheerful cOnhtencs IL The wisdom Of TIE Holy
Father assisted ss he viii be by the Hoy G2ost lie
MISCELLANEOUS selections good and as well ~ Sefea
pieces Of original poetry add 70 tae interest Of TIE
number.
The Pyss6gtsri0z and TLso1g5c0i Rsrr1r opens WIT
a. essay by Professor she5d ga the different species Of
sermons and the caoics Of a text from whose pregnant
suggestions the pulpit directly, and the pevs indirectly
may derive mach profit. DE-. Joseph Tracy replies 81
length, and with great force to tie caumnes AKA 1t the
Sandwich Islands mission, especially the statements o.
Bishop Stalev Of HOlOUlu that the HsweaL type 81
pety is species Of c1ctuols can't AID glib familiarity
with sacred EXPRESSIONS, having no holc On The nora
being According the Bishop there ess o. the
fearful practice Of pJysuiy aId the corruption o. 0rs ~
the hea!heA than In the Christian dtgs Of Tie people ard
be does not hesitate to affirm tls t,s change tot the
worse has been greatly AIDED hy Plrtacism' !: these
assertions are tree If they ca,Cunes d.. ITacv