New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09

sTsrnEx PEAKL ANpEBvs. l2mc. pp. 2st Dion Thomas
The science of universology, of which the
author Of this volume claims to have discovered inc
essential principles and its practical application 10 the
relations of national government and all other depart
ments of social fe is defined the science OF the uni
verse considered the one, grand allineusve domain
or the exhibition of the fundamental laws which peryade
and govern the universe In the opinion Of the autnor
the discovery forms epoch in the history OF hu"n
thought and is be regarded the most important
achievement in the progress Of science s ues'ue" "
exert a revolutionary influence ON the Whoie po"S VI
systemaiized knowledge. IL will reconstruct 'he "nVio
business OF education. In that domain 1t VIII estohsn
perfect unity of system and will be to the rapu extern
jo of learning what railroad Is for travel ana the
telegraph for the transmission OF news Inc iutuie
students Of science instead Of gaining an incomplete
mastery Of few special sciences, VIII Degn III Oie
knowledge OF universal principles, coming down upon
The macs Of scientific peciaes from hight OF unVer-
ta scientific knowledge equally applicable 10 every 40
main In every country the future. the masses OF
the people Will possess the theory and details OF all he
sciences instead OF being satisfied with the mere
edge of the Tudments Of education The founding oi
special university viii be demanded for the propuis
Of universal principles and the introduction OF 'n'
system Of education for the planet. THIS wiz 80.
the nucleus for a universal planetary enc
which must be the logical result Of the uninca'o
science and OF the language of the human i"
Andrews announces, in connection WIN - - ,.;oI
that the wealth OF the world may be leS'"o t, a. 80
upon for its accOmpHshment.-Ihe scleu'o
effect such marvels Of regeneration III human V''
and bring about the miennial glory up'" o'. " %
,o 90 an rron,ec dates is founded on the three eX-
-. .t,1t,,ias that prevail In the universe unisih
duisn, and trinisn All special aspects OF peihe arc
mere nranchngs Of one or announcer vi 'heso Pn''p'
~, ct ,,ro appear under many forms Unism is the
tendency towards unity aud Is manifested IN IN
Vulnerable modes in every sphere of being Duism Is
en-, ppoitc tendency seeking TO divide and separate,
and tbns 20 form plurality. Trnsm is the principle ex
pressed by the totally Of being and is compounded OF
unsn and duism as its factors or elements the syn
thesis Of Fichte and Hegel, differing from thesis
means virtually trnsn. Such is the primary statement
Of strictly universal and exhaustive principles IN
science which shows that there exists grand undery
ing unity Of the sciences, that there Is IN TACT
INT one science. Of which the special sciences
are merely special manifestations - TINS one
science univcrsol0gy, is based on universal anal-
ogv or the universal system of occult correspond
ences which results from the perpetual recurrence, in
new and specific relations, of the same three pruNe
prineipes-unism, duisn. and trnism, throughout all
domains But the perception Of analogy which governs
the pritiye action OF the human mind, prior TO the
comprehension of its law, leads only TO vain nights Oh
the Imagination, and 10 total want OF the spilt OF
scientific exactncss This partly corrected 10y the
Baconian method which has. doubtless led to admirable
results but which has also introduced an exclusive dis
poston making of our scientific men, mere specialists
and for the most part incapable OF any broad general
Kations In the arrangement Of facts they haNeiOo
no constructive artistic idea forgetting that the Iacts
themselves owe their origin 10 some more prOIOuhu Ia"
which prcsde over their distribution. But The impulse
of deper Thought carries the seeker after unity OF sys
tem in the universe 10 the underlying principles OF
analogy and prompts him 10 the positive discovery Of
the universal laws and the method OF their develop
mcnt which are the true fountain head OF all Specai
laws Analogy thus understood is the antpodeS OF
analogy az al vaguely perceived but with which 1t
is often conoundedIn connection with his exposition
of first urucpe, the au'hor divides the universe into
the domain Of nature the domain Of science, and the
domain Of art not existing entirely apart from
each other. hut closely uterhended throughout, and
corresponding respectively with the principles OF
mism dnism. aud triuism. Nature is feminine.
the mother principle, the teeming matriX OF
bepe Science identified with law, with abstract
Thought with universal intelligence mind, and with
God the paternal principle is masculine Art CORE
ypOndg 90 the in their mutual relations, ana 10
renewed being product. is androcyne. ANY OF these
three primitive grand domains of the universe, con-
lidered as a separate whole, forms minor universe
Hence by an Inherent and necessary law there Is uni
yeaf analogy or an echo OF in respect 70 the
method ol distribution between the entire universe ana
any smncr domain within the universe, and mutually
between All such smaller domains. The understanding
Of this echo Of principles, aud consequent uni
ycrSl auolocy, makes the science Of universOlogy.
Iaucqcc one OF hese smaller domain, within the uni
verse and hence ia miniature universe IN itself ana IN
accordance with the principle OF analogy, type or
model OF the whole universe. Hence IL results that
correct dstrbil;ion Of the elementary sounds OF the
human voice which language j. constructed, Will
iv valid scientific analogy. also distribute the categories
nj universal being or the elementary entities and prin
riulcg OF tie universe itself In this way, lay the
fondatous the time and place Of the new uni
yersal science and Of scientific universal language,
which sLa De- in its structure. the rectihcd ana carl
Hod transcript q the universe But to commence this
new order Of investigation, the scentOogy Of the uni
yersc AID Of Srooch must discover the meaning which
Nature attaches 70 each elementary articuate sound
NJ the voice As Tie clements OF sound are the individual
echoes @: c elements of the universe. each vocal sound
in speech as represented 10y letter Of the alphabet is
Tho analogue 81 some particular governing puucipe OF
universal being. fayeTsely that principle is the tIue
meaning by analogy, Of the given aphabetc sound ana
all such principles must he measured by the number aud
character the elementary sounds Of the tue universal
alphabet Of language. This is the first grand achieve
menr Of unycrsoogy. It has discovered, the author
maintains, Will appear more and more clearly upon
continued investigation that every sphabetic sound of
the human voice has peculiar natural significance or
meanine-hat the aggregate Of these meanings il the
aggregate Of the fundamental entities and principles Of
the universe OF matter and miBd-and that, hence,
Iangua &c built up from the combination OF these sounds
must exactly represent the total universe of matter and
mind This dscol cry, therefore leads by strict logical
20 new universal language OF lucOnCclNdDie
perfcction in its and powers which
as the veracuar OF the united humanity great plan
f;ory ration Of the future. The name Of the new scen
fife language is " Alwato" word derived from the
language and meaning universal speech. An elaborate
pxposion OF the construction of this language forms
a curiously obscure portion Of this obscure volume
We have perhaps said enough to assist
readers in the comprehension Of the purpose and
character OF the science to which the work is devoted
n indeed we have ourselves rightly caught the meaning
of the authora success of which We are by no means
certain His statements made with the confidence
Of exact knowledge but it requires further study to
anureejate The demonstration Of their truth The prn