New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

thing in avery sketch. it was said Of Hunt and God
ed this wi with q%S Sps s s sSme VI But
called to defend what he had said he could give no ae
count but his order to % think ranes ne 3Soo was
authority enough for St M tim
ali who wear not their heart in their sleeve. eGSt
put on no rSSo n OF soTe OF an" animal
he was charged with being cold The critics dia npt awe
GSsS SCT sSpTeSae that baptism Of fire the Baptist t0reS6
which to the senses is cool Somopson I c bs task Tenn
was his star After much yap3T We wags on @
dry light Fondness for persons runs nt9 CIV %is dspas-
nSns anS mot could deal
purely with his theme 1t did not So Vision or proph
sSy sCf had sS nys ever hurt his s1peTC1 3"
standing in the way, how but by he
throw his Whole into his s ak at oa tine y FSe se ei
the when his friend sTe s%iS are my IDEAS Was his
reply facts BAD a HE R aes Tene@ @eo aeeI against Sm
TER as sIe Dr nbbor things answered So much ne ,oose
r e Ses What shall be said to reports OF thG bem s9,
es hs Captain below repeats the figures the mate ma on
deck calls out to him from his guaorm @ hoayn Of truth
over the sea Of time and the observers sentence cOvlS w
ptSs Of what n' he sshi had
john Marhas party isnss TSsuc Oeesea to answer so W Al
Sny Sa4 Geans Speech, he at last said Because
IL is unanswerabe those who complained o. ana @ re-
peled his critics to become his quOters. Out Of what
root did blossoms such genuine beauty and
Toll the crt-paper flowers Of the creedsf Inc DIVINE
Immediacy with 'man! One day, before n Keen eye;
rising to ts own eyel IN tTDe @ maze Tye of God
is not confined to Jewish conduits we must nave yalo
access to it than that long old file OF Hebrew hnss,
Judges, and Prophets, magnificent as are thelr nuu
mental words and refreshing as is the nO0u they eovS
This originality armed itself with new @ stSe;
The surprising tness Of rite terms In his nse was
resurrection of the dictionary The silence OF asaEo
whes our TO hear and this mans ~ e
st his indifference whether he used hs eye OF ear,
exaggerationand preference OF low 10 80 %
words, like the modest artist VINO gives th9 g Mnoa1
sketch. Why be forward or loquaciousf truth WIZ
find its own way and organ, ana make dlmO Moses
more persuasive than rhetorical aud melifnous Aaron
1t not the only possible mood pefIaps IN ,ot n me
highest manner but 1t was MS, ana apt 10 the UNI
Voice of one careless of the fate of his person prop
trusting truth to the air and allowing time 70
conGense his message. He know no ethod cOmd aTa
but that of his own CONSTITUTIONS lnedpaDe OF ieedns
personal outrage or oppIesson In good conltl9l con
tent with the universe well fed az any OF the cnren
ar the fable delicate in his taste every pore informing
Linn who was coming. and closing at rude apprOacn anu
seeking an audience nor itching TO hear himself talk, he
was quite unfit for an agatoT ecclesiastical dena-
gogue Yet his individuality kept him out OF any class
| He stood Tor humanity, and was ono OF tho
! a technical ground and pnnctilio OF form vas as
| cnce. Those going without the camp bearing some
| reproach always rcdeemers. Inside the heavens
atmosphere is hindered by walls fence fences out
more ean i fences in must be free & a. an "a can & ne
| Christ has made me free.
The counterpart. and supplement, in fact, to Mr..
| Emerson is presented in Theodore Parker who,
though one of the Gcntest and most kind-ho"lted oi
men. had n genius for polemcs, enjoying the rap
ture of the strife" whether engaged in the demoli-
ton OF error or in winning victories for truth. His
poItraiture by Mr. Bartol strikes us as eminently
lust, in the main, although we think it might have
IVA
softer traits of character which made Theodore
Parker 10 less teudeTly beloved in tho sphere of
pr vate friendship than he tenible on the field
of mental and social conflict.
Yet this genius was too high and subtitle FOR popular
eject university OF education, doing more I0i scol
10 spread its inspiration into the common SCHOOL, and
that came in the stalwart fgmelke second Luther
ngae's tongues but board with bread or millions; lie
%S SdT ncf SeG sf man more strong and ot the
writ Pfty ana ie mr. d e6ew he turned every
S9eee Of paper sec If the Of God were
truth to rest with uncut leaves on the shelf no scrap
of information to he thrown into the waste. basket
Parker tore down the partition of csoteric
| He could not conceive of scholar Keeping a
bit of his learning from the people TO himself He
bitterly denounced tie policy of doing out wis
dom az the folk thought able TO bear II. AL
PEiIlins wanted Iincoins proclamation, in Georgia
in spurs and boots. Whatever cond be truly said or
sung with him must he done. Radical doctrine, SAYS
not P6Sda GGSs To h SSc
trine was opposed TO went 10 pleces-as schlieI
says of the cannOnhall shattelDg all ID lis way that
il may shatter its mark. Call the new views mist He
condensed them into thunder bolt Call them nebulous
lie showed they were wOTld-sutt Slavery mtcInper-
human condition bat he TOOK for his province. Oyeriaden
with social work in Boston lie carried his crusad against
s0it-heaItcd he made his sensIbites the furnace III
which to forge his weapons beside the tiansceAdenal
" ties broke under his ercSy. He seemed 10 have gone
to the funeral of his affections, til he lost all bias OF
eratiOns lie dsOwncd the maxim that scoTn and an
ger we're instruments unit to be used Only lad men
had no right TO them! Whose contempt should be 20
| great whose wlath so terrible, as That ot The GOOD
against the uncoily and all their works ie hai
no private malice, bore no grudge against the !ndi-
viduals he publicly scored; but he carried Lis autp
afIies of p,ncile so far as TO he STYLED an intellectual
sailed cannot answer, appears 10 them al unidr ad-
| vantage, and srs i'll blood TO impeach the motives
serves less than TO argue the case Bat though lis
sarcasm was resented and con planned Ot, II was The
base custom or false doctrine the holders had
identified themselves with which felt his severity.
In that his stuck Dr. Claiming said tie slave
| slavery he discus. ed Mr.. Garrison answered, l. tie
STAKEHOLDER abstraction TO the slavei To Parker, siu
Iieved I'm and thrown his nkstand at the devil hCar-
nate EVIL he condemned. and would make WAY with that
DagOD planting ms shoulders IKE another samson at the
| pillars Of GAIA "suck OF stone. whatever comes 10
choice among of ofense Of the most effective,
| thinking such rights of war az Grolius describes
| belonging 10 wrong dOtlr III inc cOHl!cl OF WOidS.
| For the tyrant or traitor he had wrath, and
| freely drew for his portrait a copy Of Hcrol
| or IscarCt for the bibolater, rdicule-but
his irony, like the Indian bullet that cledves tic
buffalo and pursGes It's way went through the einbodi
men 10 the Of mischief society and the soul
Had the Cavinlst artificial condition redemp-
ionl He laughed at like a red string tied round
the little finger for amulet charm. He not
veaer but administrator of testament; and Cob
den Cobbctt, Webster Lincoln, did not nse
resstless plauness of speech. He had occasion. Re
giOn had deceased into tenet Ike the coral insect into
the coral bed. Men at IN Zion; liturgy had be-
his pole. tie electrician passes spark through