New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
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nnpowder glass; chemistry, and Gothic architecture,
and her painting. the delight and tuition Of our
Of the eq9noxes and looking over the @
Constructed which could be driven more rapidly than
whole galley q could drive them and maehnce
mich ssdone Justice to these forgotten prOpheeos
certain deSfee OF culture makes man Invisible 70 ms
yOSd the public II they arg sat6ed with cheap per
icmaneSs you %l @ z, Won viii labor TN you
achieve H. ButsrOm time 70 time men arc born Whole
Homer, Hermes, the naIne Of gOd and D2daus, such
rc examples for Dadaas is only synonym for great
81 has even besa questioned whether Shakespeare wrote
The books ascribed to him; and Sweeenborg is my TN
S are not necessary 10 them The true Hope OF any
must always be FOR ',d n m w goS free With
his name his day his friends were few ana u
}oT hm az ii conventcle Of tle Mehodsts Of his age
united with who were banded together agsSS Iso
ss% Oh m V Ss xe% ny prom Of culture is
Of centuries lisa which gives tue nDhu VIC s
ecSe 70 ;Se astronomer il tcTs the political status Of
Individuals il the harmonies OF history IN an
eSnnot Iook down II man knows the laws Of nature
Better than other men MS nation cannot spare nm ~ or San
govern better than any ether be rules the minds Oh wen
wherever he goes IL he has Imagination nc lntoAoates
men How often 100 has poetry been eapoyed as pro
test against the license OF bad age song or bauIe
was at one time limited 10 two persons; on the SIDE
Dem0sthenes, private citizen, aud on the other Philip
saSe the saswd Of Worthy Claimants 70 tha is
abe hinge king the9oelsn Ct deep convictions anS
him. Wit has broad charter, while the e0uneh
Se' Even manners are q distinction which we some
dimes sec is 70 be oyerborne by rank official power
SeSespeS az %Sa It and fs The trained
with his equal 20 more than ny S %%sr Of
mnortes and of inorities OF one Every book teat ~
sons Who the ws kpoWs or believes to
the million The arts always haSthe mastar IN his
name for verdict in his favor from Wadsworh Everett
70 81 for ss En- & sSd a Ss e people,
wlne~they really writing TO each other Mckay
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is capable Of forming noble
structure Often the master hidden man. but not 70
sespendent TO him Al his and culture IS formed
the 81 the ms ss pe SS saOSS am
Power Is according TO quaty and Rot 70 quantity
century has been the devotion Of cultivated men to
Fatar science The yae of this fnct Is not the parc1
the fact the tshas been OF the scholar He has ac
seSd n IL cu SSs esr IN %s
him the powers of the human mind and that the human
has lis counterpart u, the Intellect Here stretches out
Of sight this vast nature Astounding and oyeTpowerng
ey to fe whole unbroken, united throughout He finds
he@iyerss Newton said was made 81 one eSs9 1e
ehps whole SUR and the meeorc stones arc chips OF
thr,asteroIds A good mind finds the law from single
s6rvation as the farmer nds cattle by the footprints
Study the aud yoa study the planets ana
study the mathematics Of the spheres and not their moral
AlsC1 Nature is pebble that moral blazes through
sos sSew its reaech In the mind shall never believe in
centrifugal and & - unless s the @
intellectual power the emphasis OF heaven and earth 10
ssS Nature !: always " s bit G e ss To-
ignorance but transparent to knowledge The universe
AVE yet been toIsd. Aad 50 Of Der beatty Nature is
sanatve The landscape is refBng and Soldering power
sndsee tie silver name which flashes mp In Onehalf the
fresh and Ss the ss Of sSS @es4SS es
sanaet compute tey are embosomed IN time and space
hem where we foSssd then Perhaps the highest fight
10 which the OF Horace assembled is In that verse IN
snbmSes Of natre The subli point OF experience is
We value Of suasesnt man: AT any time OILY needs
and noble tarn tosthegube mind But, these prero
e %ss SSs 20 e iS curSs
ny is lying "a wait koneyery secret The tnqutstyeness
u ro e n s e %ss hs n a. e There ef
sothing hnhlistng IN che homage Shen We pay %
10 reach then; IT is the inspiration q hope tat VIC
- Sst mem Int Int an he rest when their wires are
set ont, can Do as sienas thing NO angel aeknoNl
Mere person hsseIreesnt hut his dreams of tho
night supplement by their tnatoo the imperfect e.,
sssiDg fact What tbehse Of telegTaphs and newspa
Od 1T s The wise msn watts for no mails
seadS telegphsi for he ksows thtt other men are
ssye Tiyes and Children ana Ser fesentmeDts rise and
fall With the saneeVenfsO cause them IL the
ion ~ scsncs that geaS i6Sssbts could only come from
she heart that great Thoughts are nS on
Of the ressoning poWers Every generalization siowste
way TO larger Men say, a nan eyuid Itnpnrt bis
does when he talks 90 men with the &reSrancd frank
ness with Wlzch he talks 10 children AL vor teaches
when we see creation we always begin 10 create. 4p
plause IL happens sometimes that pees lG not believe
their poetry but great men are they VINO see tDat
The spiritual are greater than material forces and
fst they rule the world Hope never spreads Der golden
sails but unfahemabe seas, ana reaiy tDeIe never
nDnlse The same law holds The intellect rs for the
will Talent cxeried for talents sake u DOid snow Dnt
working for universal ttn dehs ms n r., is ecouow,ca
world whore every drop and every ernp -
BY nature, no mind y Tiln0tas h GOOD mem Here
You down among the insane TO 9de then among
The ignorant that you may eSen mi ySe y consd
ersfons Of humanity TO the workingman an" ms ens1
among angry politicians peassf v 20 and o8 sense TO
bad governments anu tae l1sug ~ rooa
your persistence W. "Ss or. 6retren Is Ike 1Dart
OF those who have reeeiyed mncn II ~ yours 70 Ienen-
her that motto OF just man. aooesse oog nat
am the blind and the deaf here are the enemies 10 De
punished and converted Opposition Is 70 De overeome
no more complain OF the DISTRACTIONS that make success
dest of the ron walls on Ine g"n INV %c asa nGsr
cess without effort IL is not the great wh0 are tender
being obscure despised or nsnted st5'9g men IKE
doors Of he'll neeess as bard as r IRON lsa my
helm IA In England t Is the . gaIne-laws when ex-
asperafe the FARMERS and carry the Reform BILL It was
plantation that drove On 9T S nn a 70
Know their power. They weaken each other by
the federation OF political baseness around them
ssteSdes They quickly ndit6emselves sncomfor
sSe and depart toher own gang Our politicians nave
young men OF anbltiOnstO Iay the game OF poltes 70
follow the example set them wtnone III o1n as