New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

We have since improved status and at the session
ty more interest Was displayed know and hear the
Ecectcs than was oecasioned by the on peh m
the Old School and the Homeopathic State Medicai 30
cietes.
It wOuld not be candid for me to by without proper
acknowledgment the cOurteses displayed at the last SEES
sion by members Of the Homeopathic State society
was welcomed TO It's sessions and invited TO ADDRESS nose
who present At the supper given by distinguished
physician TO the Society was present and seated A. le
side OF Dr. Watson. the learned and genemaniy Pres-
dent Cordiay apparent on every hand In private
conversations members were ready at all times 70 tell
pathic Matera Medlca had been benefited by the RENE
dies adopted from the Ececcs There was abundant
Homeopathic associates which cannot fail 70
lead to generous and snCrSssfy IN bgeppR
remedies and the Homeopathiss In extending their
efficiency by proyings should be felow-laborers 10 one
such associations. each viewing The same truth from ma
different point OF observation The world moves n auu
are all moving forward with It, am WILING Tor one
TO recprocae the friendly disposition which was mani.
tested TO me at Albany 10 go fraternay hand IN ana
never harboring regret If some future illumination
should lead TO overset the wall OF partition, anu De-
come sheep of one fold and one shepherd. ..
THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE 80 t
Our Medical College also should receive consideration.
Its prosperity is essential to the prosperity OF the EeeGue
there have been Ave full courses OF instruction given SUI
fcieny thorough entitle the institution to the con1
dence OF the profession. The Trustees aud Professors
have been compelled 20 struggle through sea OF pecu
mary emDarratsnent receiving many Kind words rom
Massachusets Canada and where but unfortunately
much less of that other species OF kindness which 10 ma
terial and sensible The College has kept up with tho
school and the age In the surgical depart
ent the successful treatment Of cancer and other maa
dies which have been often declared incurable has
been faithfully taught the chair OF Eeiecue
pharmacy vital 10 the very existence OF our scnoo
of medicine il well filled; aud the professors occupying
the other chairs viii compare very fayoraby with those
I'm the other medical colleges Gratifying testimony Is
given OF the proficiency Of the graduates and other stu
dents Wo cannot cope successfully with the other schools
OF Medicine. except by occupying the ned WIN WeeIu
puudu uoW
superiOrs Untaught, narrow-minded pracuuoneH' anu
literature little above such men, viii precmtate Eclec
c Medicine into contempt. Their influence Is to make
US deserve the opProbrous ePlthes when adversares
our own aud insisting thorough instruction for our
students by furnishing large classes we shall be able 10
assert and hold our superiority.
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION OF WOMEN.
While science At our college, has been assiduously cu
tyated, from the first we have practically acnowledged
the equal right OF every human being to learn and TO
know that which pertained TO the individual welfare
The classes have each year been open 70 hoe co
other se This is not beray It is not courtesy eveu
but simple Justice. We anxious to blazon the
matter abroad; but let those VINO speak OF ~
bo ready to proclaim tRat rom ens oed tbo
Eclectic School OF Medicine has made no more distinction
between person and another than did Cod himself
when he dispensed the bOuntes OF the universe equally
20 his Where distinctions exist, and an an
tpathy INDUCED 90 the instruction OF women IA medi
cal aud surgical knowledge there the spirit OF Eceeu
natity onF bpnseholds and our social life are welcome
10 participate with In the acquiring OF useful know
edge and in bearing tile labors and responsibilities Incl
dent 10 our mundane life Whatever vocation any personis
M to pnrsue IA rght which no true Eclectic, no true
will venture gansay We rest the question lhere
and abide the decision of candid public It pur
pose 10 advance emulous 10 make Innovations, but
eagerly desirous % ascertain ana obey the truth.
Inc onu ,iut that the labor OF women is illremuner
aed Is answered by the assertion that IS unsked ana
,ed tSev would demand higher wages. The same
thing is true In every vocation when we, open our
higher schools to women, we do our best 10 ooFAte th
In Russia. France. Switzerland, and England women
arnsrucied In medicine and the reest OF the haucns
cannot afford 20 be behind despOusms. -
TIE ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW
The Eierte edicI Rerep now about to begin its fifth
xoiine ndcr its editors Drs Newton and Morrow, 1t
bas attained excellence literary production Tepos-
Micine and the best physicians OF Europe cordially
acknowledge It's merits This volume Is 70 have also lhe
editorial services OF Dr. NJ. +. Browne Professor OF
PhysOOgy whose scientific and literary attainmehtS are
an honor TO the New school OF Medicine
TIE NEW TINES
These are the new times. We are, as a people, had
almost said race-lett!ng 20 of tie traditions Of the
previous centuries and al that we are Tas & aor an rs tTt
tiOn II becoming familiar as household Worus has h,a
ion are fast learning that there is no right divine
king. special sanctity IN no0leman disestaDlsne9
noprss Of her people We let the poet speak the rest
80 "But when thy ssrngslnE millions feel
Nor tRSos, tSS mo nor IorS nor martial power
.. Can stand Of that hour" .
The Scandinavian North, our parent land, has pro;
ceeded, step by step to dlsnGnnoer sen Oh ne euGa
civil religious freedom are enjoyed
from the Baltic 10 the Pole Germany Is eeasng TO Dc
Austrian, and accepting Instead the dynasty OF tue 30
Russian 10 IA long step In advance, 10 be measured 10y
lie superiority OF the genius OF Bismarck 10 that OK Met
tsrpoh But Austria herself needing the rebukes whlol
she has received and baptized anew with the spirit OF
freedom, Is emnlang the other nations II noe outrHn
ming them. In liberal legislation. France, Osolatng De
tween epubAcanlsm aud despOtsn, has yet tile problem
t0 determine whether tEe OaIo races are eapaple %
sustaining free Institutions But freedom Is the dream
faiy' consondatng around the Kingdom OF Sardinia like
Germany around Prussia has made lueNampled strides
toward liberty, rel gious freedom and universal popular
Instruction SPAIN once the pioneer OF gu that VA S
bold. aggressive aud cNzOg, but afierward the em5odi
ment OF tho vice; te Dsotry tLe de sraahton ana im
becIly 70 which European middleflGe CIVILIZATION
natural tended has awoAe once moro TO a a con
scJousness OF the movements goiug on among tht
nations. She has done what France dld 20 year'
beforesent away her Bourbons and now her CASTELAR,
trmnpc tonguod calls upon her to complete her regen
GRAFTON by d!seuthrang herself irom the domination o.
her priests. She may heritte-she probably VIII; bnl
the words have been spoken aud Their echo will ever
bcIate trom province 70 province anu rom y
mountain, ull there can be no peace no pacuoatop ex
cept by the emancipation OF the people in the nine
teenth century a nation Is born 10 q day.
with such general progress We cannot stand sti onr
cannot long hold back from receiving the same
impetus. our Washingtons and our Cavours are To
perish more beneath the lancet OF the physician our
HariSuus and TaylOrs 30 enjoy Immunity nom
premature death from barbarous medical Treatment A
code Of Medical ethics, the ougrowh OF the DARK Ages
will not much longer be permitted TO restrain the en-
dravOrs OF true and earnest men. 20 hold back pro-
gress, make au auto da Re for tho immoauou
OF the CaruOebans, Gardners and Others who burst he
cereneuts OF Old PhYsU When the great TtppOO Sahb
fell before the superior weapons Of the English he left
this legacy OF advice; Learn she military knowledge OF
the enemy and then conquer him with ms own arts and
weapons" our neghbOrs oi the old school seem to bc
pursuiug toward the like policy They call empr
les and procuring and using the new remedies Ot our In
veutun they that they are much eclectic as
we IL may bo they certainly are witnesses IN our IA
yor
REVIEW OF THE FIELD.
with those who differ from We have little contFo
versy what useful knowledge they possess Is for our
benefit rs much for their OWN and We cannot exclude
them from knowing what we have learned and acting
accordingly. We are engaged IN war OF mere prop
agandIsn. our platform Is that OF broad humanity, m
Guiding everything aud good. Our principles are as
catholic as those OF tho mighty angel flying through
the midst of heaven having tho everlasting gospel
10 preach TO all that dwell upon the earth. We
ma nnf ba abp lkN 1gsus. D rghuke demons with