New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

accordingly, Dr. Bartol, half mystic, half philosopher,
and whole saint discusses in his peculiar manner AL
sorts of social and spiritual problems Frceo'ers WIZ
derive small comfort the radcaism OF TINS radca
lie says; Tho foundations of marriage are IN oP
question, but not any husbands or WIG noen'y.
is time for the policeman, II IL De- "no,"
I shall love my wife or my wife me supJo.'
Of discussion The man that hesa'e'
adulterous the woman that celebrates Is lost A.o
at my optonf Love is q law. Am at liberty ~. "
love Godi am no more bound TO love my maho' NO"
m; PARTNER or my child" Morally, you peroo n
Bartol is n conservative Of the conservatives DD
realm of free thought he holds speculation too
Are YOU disturbed" he asks, :" by o uoc'i -.
surely 1t has ground. There must have pcen 800
IN the hook ar Panes AGE OF Reason wouid hoe l'o
hurt so much, or lasted so long. CaIVh "''' NV 81,
burned SeryeJus could he have otner"iso ""'"'''' 80
argument Truth cannot be dsproVed' purity o"in'' "
,nooJ nor wisdom overthrown Pay not to folly the
commitment OF fear" Like the woodenlegged Scotch
man who objected to be raised at the uay
of Judgment climber leg and a." Dr. Barton
protests against the resurrection OF the pou9
a poor boon God grant may 10 spare" .
The rising shall be OF the soul lin every faculty. ANA Va
that best OF its parts, free inquiry gehera ,io'
will attach 10 what he says Of Claiming personally 30
we'll known 10 him. AChaunngs feeble health ana SOIL
arv life separa,ed him from The his ideal goodness
would bless He spoke apostle hardly OF inc same
blood with those who heard, discoursed do"hW"u i'
his desk distanced the aborng men he taAeu TO- ne"
At arms length in whom he felt serious con-
corn He WAS not in direct fellowship. He had Vows
rather than vision He used rejecting telescope not
the naked eve Conversing with him, one felt not so
mnch like feow-creatnre as part o the instrument no
was at work with to nd and catalogue the ceiestai
facts He respected another mind ne an explorer oocs
his companion for his help i'll the expedition something
organic but dcrivatiye caracerlies ismstueuohs
A poted Plato one called him.
a Shadow Of Dante" by Maria Francesca hosse'u'
was coming event which its shadow before In ono
of my November letters and Roberts Brothers nave
their first edition of ii nearly ready Another WofR on
which they are engaged is the Issue, for private crcua-
ton enly of the poems Of certain Boston gehtenan'
well known as OF brightest wits, most dlscrln-
mating art patrons, and most popular men OF society,"
lie has been years poet also, seeking no notorley
for ms rhymes but cultivatng poetry for pure love OF
the art So far his publishers have in vain urged MIN 10
allow them to have his book salehe persists III his
intention to give it away only to his especial TRENDS
Meantime / have seen some OF the proofs. and have
captured foryOur benefit the portrait Of lady
fair "Helen,' not of KircOnne hut of Boston.
DEEPEST and darby glowing eyes
Look out from Helens youthful face,
A challenge 20 the cruel skies;
HafOrphaDed by the Destinies,
That heart OF fire, that girl OF grace.
She stands on mornings shining brink,
And visits not what the Day may bring;
Thirsting for llfe her pulses drink
The promise Il the hours which link
The past unto her Towering Spring.
She fears not all the storms that throng.
she laughs when lightning cute the cloud
Strong in herself in nature strong,
She feels her energies belong
TO storms, as they wildly proud
Less Of the maiden than OF fire;
Less of the woman than of wind;
Her thoughts i'll brilliant Jets expire,
or over aud cloud aspire
Mount, fly, and leave the world behind.
In her "a nothing meek and frail,
She comes upon W. az when June
Sends DER us some health-gving gale.
Freshening the heart while all the vale
FOrgets the languOr OF its noon.
Little, Brown, & Co. will publish, this month"; some
awbooks of Observation-Disclosures IA Treatise on the
Law of Trusts and Trustees" by Jarus Ware Perry; the
seventh edition of story - Commentaries The Con
fct Of Laws" second edition of Bishops Common
tares on Criminal Procedure and the third volume OF
the Digest OF the Decisions OF me Supreino JadlGmi
their Half Hour Rccreatlons i'll Popular Science, ana
il yet definitely settled whether this firm OF j. r.
ManSinS d az and III primitive culture '' '
has been stated in one or two papers that Osgood
Co. to ssue in book FORM the course OF lee,
lures Cosmic Philosophy which Prof John Fiske
OF Haryard C0ege =, at seEe IN c
waited, and constantly Increasing audence air eNf
definite arrangement has been Eade, as yet, for the
printing lectures; and they Will probably, witt
prrhaps tie exception of single lecture, not DC gwen
to the public Two years Meantime. those
listen 10 them are fortunate They are Ooth cicai
ana vivid In their presentation Two OF thein on inc
Darwnian philosophy, have been submitted TO Mr. Oar
win himself and he has written to MI: Fske letter OF
cordial appreciation, characerizng them IA the mos
clear and Convincing exposition of his philosophy which
has been made by any one Hefperl spencer, WHO n.'
been for wears of Mr. Fskes friends and correspon
dents liz also earnest in his sOs OF sympathy and
| commentator. Even to the unframed ana nnpmo
sophie nina these Lectures are tn Oh cnarin iOr hey al,
the Nebuir Hypothesis, like assisting at the Crea
onbeng presen, at that trst great oratoo' IN whci
| the morning stars sang together G. VI.