New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
FRIRNnIY PRESS COMMENTS.

THE TYNDALL SHEET EQUAL TO A BOOK.
THE NEWYORK TRIBUNE Will accept our
nOwledgments for ITS extra sheet containing lectures
ana also Tyndals lectures. This sheet is equal to
book and THE TRIBUNE deserves TO be commehued ior
such q display Of taste and enterprise.
FULFILLING ITS PROMISE.
Frors fAe Baltimore Sgn. .
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE Is fulfilling lts
promise Of making IN the sfeRee5 ne sse
has lately published in an extra sheet the six lectures IN
full of Prof Tyndal Light, with illustrated cuts ana
diagrams and essays and addresses various subjects
by other eminent persons.
CREDITABLE ENTERPRISE.
From The Ed:hrtle Banner.
A very credtable bit of enterprise on the
part of TiE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is the issuance OF an
extra sheet containing verbatim reports OF SIX
Ward Beecher "The Lost Arts" by wendell Pmlnps !
there God % by Henry Bellows bs sanscs on
Islands," by Mark Twain. more valuable edition OF
The TRIBUNE was never Issued.
TOKENS OF A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
From The Christldn linton.
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE already begins to
give vigorous tokens OF its new lease OF me- rom Tue M
fusion or young blood. Among other good Things, we
see 1t taken TO the republication from It's columns OF
interesting and important doeamshts I1ns
on Compulsory Education" Wendell PMiIrpSs :, LOST
Masters Of the situatOn" and Mark Twan's Letters
about the Sandwich Islands and all at the preposter
TO the public this and for friendly hint The
principal Importance OF this service lie that II furnishes
ervatiOn.
THE OLD SPIRIT OF PROGRESS STILL IE 1T.
IN, @fIle1t0u. FeInn-l Nec@
We notice with pleasure the steady Inc increase ease
within the last few weeks in the number OF THE TRIB-
UYEs friends in this vicinity, and we are reliably IN
formed that never had more Wb ua m TS
is not disanced by any OF It's big city competitors III ne
matter Of newsgetting IT has reputation for honesty
and wardness in the enuncation OF Its views
which has not been tarnished In all ITS history Mis-
takes has made time and again. but u has never oeen
mes
been bold in It's utteranees, and strong TO defend p0
sion taken. but it has not hessted to proclaim itSe
TO have got the wrong track Thousands OF people
love the for ne saEe Oa e k an s and ey
are pleased find that II now guided by hands that
Horace Greeley trained 70 & pe % IN tpe fes ss OF
the paper proves that the old spirit OF progress IN H.
and that the one set purpose OF making paper iVs I
kept steadily before the minds OF Its editor and his
able corps Of associates.
GOOD FOOD FOR LEGISLATORS.
From The Baltnors Gasett. .
In the New-Jersey Legislature Mr. Gaede
introduced this resolution: a., ,
Bd That order hat Ais House may hox is high .pSres,
authorized to furnish to each member 70 copies oi ne soosns
and Heat S9mRoG5y By hsU Var S1 GSe'i Dr. B
The LSst Arts By WeHde rPs s. t 70 Hsn Luminous
EXPOSITION Of The ssDsich issnd By Twain pu6hed in
We are not informed as to whether or not the resolu
ton passed shows however, an advanced staue Vi
pen-knves. and gold pencils, and the little perqustes
that usually belong to the peoples M rs
towels surreptitiousy carried off at the end OF session.
upon time, are unworthy Of notice What ludi,
cous mixture the luminous minds OF these NewJersey
legislators reQulre-scence, religion politics ana CO.
temporary history. When they spell out TyndaIs lee
the utterances of Wendell Phillips the 4" Lost Arts
and Fiedss and Mark Twain's opinions what more VIII
there them to acquire that will be necessary 70
perfect legslaont We honor the New-Jersey legisa,
tors who dsdanfuly reject penknves and ecsSors anu
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