New-York tribune., 1870-11-18

Fni1 not an
equivalent in alcoholic strength !" ,o odvonce
-, -, -, ycok But In spite OF tho "''"",o
-, tcr,,eraucc Of late years "iHune
cultivated classes in EnGlanc' 'io - ,,,,o o,d
,,o- and a largo number OF women VI 'i-o -.
- - -. ~ i,t,uallv take much larger duiy i'o"-
"i4 -, Tr,c poisonous ELECTS or ths lEGc''e
- t,Iy lcpt It bay by powerful efer'lon ei'hcr'l
. ,uscuor or nervous system; but ''iH 'e'' % So
Topger Of excess; and the writer recommends ,o.s
h t,enee from al alcoholic drinhe, except Ho H6N'
GLASS OF wines, without medical aiNfc' ~ ~ 0O"
Ito mistake 10 sunuose that tho stronger winos hu'h
~ nor. sherry madeira rnar3ala, all OF which are
fortified ry tho addition Of alcohol arc parucuiIrS
-rted 70 healthy adult N!c. cnd especially TO middle
aro Tic author discusses IN great detail 'ic uo' q
vine in actual disease, leaving us 10 ier lo'l o j.,
marks that its employment is matter OF rs'uhr D''
c~cv and that tie less nave 20 % whit t-c Ie'cF'
ezcept III Ter tho direction Of competent rA! s,ah
The Catholic World opens with review o.
tie steps Of Ee'el" by James Freeman CiarHe' "ho'
it tprCnourGts 90 b. among Tho most earnest an ilu
tal OF contemporary Uu-IIin lni.is-ti, IL NOV ''o
iroet aa, ei aud CITED. LIS work expresses tHe N"'
az io r,ttcr OF Unitcans, without rJecahS inc
PRINCIPLES of the radicals sro whom lie diiera Only hs
o pcrao OF lis logic. BUt the wrtcr OF tho oTuce
rcrarls Dr. C!arks's book as failure, showing free
dom and strength OILY on those poln.s on "Lich
Ire is bacl.cd NJ by the traditions of the Church'
/ but becoming weak and absurd Tho moment he
aten pts TO explain Christianity on the principles OF
RaiouallsIn. the whole his "latora Christianity IS
not so Good ma The "fr,e rei.on Cf Frohiugham Hg-
| cneon Abbott Johnson, md others, which lie wars
against and deuOIishes with weapons borrowed froin
tho CrmOry OF the ChCrgh 1t is"losl honest ana o1
| rpoSen and equally f0rCigl from the Christianity
Of Christ" Tic relation Of the Catholic Church to Hr'
literature government and social progress 10 ably AIS
cussct in IN "AIswcr 10 Dtllu'Hcs' sugSr'I "a ny
spoudcn whose letters VIII DO read with Interest
as n Of the dire cctiCr IN which the current or thought
sets in some cuartcrs One outonco Of the article might
proprly be urged on the attention Of the ruling classes
in This ity The-e s TO security fer liberty, political
or personal in the LcatLen repubc, based on The prc
pie L aIa as good yoU, and therefore III eut your
threat n you attempt to rule over me the Only security
is in rcrn'Ho based this Christian principle, You
arc my rrctcr good I, and will de sooner IMAM
tyranuze over wrong you'" This is the essence o
co,al radlcalism and it il gratifying to be assured o1
good authority rs this article that IL is expressly augt
In tho "CL.d's Catccli.m" a rcT paper o. tlc taIrs
on NJ Foulos "IiStUIy Of Eng!lu j. given, IN "Hch
c writer examines the bearing GId force Of the letter
from the Earl OF Bedford 10 Sir W. Cecil which was MIS-
talolly asc,inod by Mr.. Froude to Randolph Queen
Fli,at3 tnbassadorin Scotland IN tie opinion o the
cIi c the passage the lctlcr 60 which Mr Froude re-
fcr in support of his statement in regard 10 the language
OF Mary stuart. Is not sufficient for the purpose An ar
tcle towards the close OF number Catholic Liter
ature furnishes valuable statistics relating 10 the
Catholic pres. In tls country. II appears thar with Il
siCglc exception there g. not Catholic paper III the
United States with 1909 paying suracrteIs and
very lev Cf them have half tLat puE bcr There Is
hardly which afford 10 give good contributors
reasonable remuneration. Thl Catholic Magazines are
only Gbout half dozen IN uJahcr and there IS no Cath
o,ic Review. Dr. BrownsOu's admirable Quarterly was
permitted die There for complaint and deep
modification that the GCO0CCO Catholics give euch
uiceardy support TO their few Magazines. The "Catho
lie Woild," which has been published between five asd
siy years Will uicicnt capital at the start and good
la iaos5 arrangements, aI1 which has maintained
H-5 character among American periodicals from the
FIRST has not succeeded in gaining tenth part OF ie
crcula ion OF Of the secular Magazines Thc truth
is according TO tie writer, thai the Caticlc LAZY give
Ltue support to Catholic literature. They read bIt
little and many OF the richest never think OF buying
Catholic book lie indicates several methods by which
taste cor literature might he crtiva.el, but says moth
rc OF the knowledge freedom OF mind with
= out which community long retain love of
u | reading.