New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
Alone and silently,
We tako the rnnd ag lin that icnds NJ. home.

Tue mother has no more son; ~
The wife no husband; aud me cnia
No father Yet around the wominhua)
Immortal loverhood hgbts pass ,,,r emilia,
OF deafness fires; aud never molheT rnnicu
inmort,l child Tor whom Immortal fa,borhood
Beseeches and receives escrnaI e ala
And days that were not iui nro h"''
And with triumph mt BREATH
Mighty 10 cheer aud save, 80 s,,ica
Tho voices ring winch once were Hiluu,
the pulses beat which ones wei" cEiiieu'
Iife H. the victory ~ the graNc, -,
Cnrlst l. Lord of IA, Lori OF DeGh'
sho,lo like 70 ,osak also Of "Thc SINCERE Hills"
30 au Unknown Lady" 1.-TWO Loves "Ra'rgan'
aud many another; but time and space are waning
The volume f. one which will make H. IT. dear to all tho
lovers OF true poetryts oomp.nonshipw eadehsh''
rs nobility of thought and Of pnrpo'e nh INSPIRATION
Another issue OF Roberta Brothers IL The Rising
p,itb - by DR. a. A. BartoI whose "Rldical Probiems'
met a year OF two ago with so cordial a welcome Dr.
Bsrto il ono OF the marked men OF Boston-a seer VINO
is also a saiut doubter who Is also the most ervent OF
believers. He says, himself:
We are born to nterroglte and thc test OF man Is
what arc his questions. The lower the creature, the
better content the less bong the inquiry aud the
fewer the wants. albeit the extent Of our researches
aud satisfactons is the gauge OF orr worth Discreet
asking is not only Bacon says, half OF science but OF
morals and religion and That but one 1.-THE in us ~
attainment and the remainder pursuit, Il title Of
honor and tenure Of ie Tor Archmedos could complain
he ght better not have been than be slain amid his
problems unsOyed O0ly on this Jacobs ladder OF eX-
istence let M know or direction Al our face be set up
down. for by al5ehO0I III nature, aspiration
cannot ne finally baked.
In this last sentence Is the essence of DIR. Bartols
creed. lie believes the Unborn tendency OF the soul to
aspire, and ia the divine sympathy with human espra-
ton. Aad indeed IL God IL good this truth must abide,
that nothing in this world OF outside OF it, can prevail
against q soul that desires 10 20 up aud not down.
Whether the Divine Power will allow TO commit
spiritual suicide, Is another question: and one on which
even the doctors Of the RsiI Faith likely, for some
time, disagree ~ this volume Dr. Blrto treats OF
The Seeker" The Seer" til, Secret Power" Sin
CERTIFY" Son." Personality" Prayer" and various
other familiar themes which he dishes the new light
Of his pred and Inspiring mind. HIS gospel Is not al
ways the easy the world appears 90 expect from rad
zeal teachers. OF marriage he says The plea OF no
love is confession OF crime. Love Is duty, not III
ability or fate" OF love Love is not appetite but
sentiment II is absorbed ia its object, and may be
known by that test. 10 absOrb It's object intO II
self 1t is discipline wen delight" OF sincerity
Let not the standard down BE there Is no excep-
ton to the law OF truth Everything in Gods universe
rushes TO expression and publication" In tho chapter
on The Secret POwer'-thst power which Informs ana
suerost. which seems Intimately ourselves and vet
which IA pos ourselves this Interesting testimony,
I'm favor OF ideasts, opposed to the materasIs
Brown se1uard, perhaps the most eminent dsseet0r
OF the material pare of animal ami man. atrm3 IN tue
mind "a pOwer, superior 20 our ordinary under
standing. to guide course aud solve our doubts He
save, questions nave been suddenly answered by II
which ne had argumontatyelY strycn with IN vain
It's suggestions on quite different matter that they
surprised nj his trance that II reads riddles in
sleep, 50 that the ROn,h legend OF the angels finishing
the poor wOmans task at the spindle, over which sno
had fallen asleep. has cordial truth; that 10 enabled u
young woman, ms sick patient, 10 stand on the tlin
headO)ard OF nef bed ana pray Tor Twelve hours 10 h5
Virgin Mary, position she could nos nave kept Tor Il
moment her voluntary state and that IL works many
Wonders to which the sOcdiled physical manifest atoms,
Old new in comparison poor. IL is Interesting 10
have doctrine from tue surgeons table and
desk of The priest fran the pby slJ0sFs kIe ANA the
prophets mouth
Another juvenile for the holidays, from the same
house. j. "Cnowchow and Cupid by Miss. Alcott. OF
The stories II contains aitogethercapvating;
ana the Illustrations by Adde Lodyard are the best, It
seems to me, she has ever made
SO innocent arch, 50 Gaming simple
What good hng II Is 70 be young American, In
these days when much Of our best talent goes to me
making Of juvenile literature l. G. "