New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-23

existence organic
which an plants variations and rradations And ne
considers the vertebra in geological organisms the same
Human bran as composed of vertorg similar to those
which form the spinal in vertebrate animals.
The Uranium is bOny CAPSULE larger NailalOn o e
rings which encclc and contain the marrow, and the
same is true OF the Uranium of all mammals Aer nay
ing recognized ia man the inernaXllary pone' %IhSn
demonstrates his kinship with inferior beings he de-
oares that all organisms proceed from orc common Toot
that there Is close relation between tile vegetable or
eanism and the animal; that sp eces are derived
from Others the butterfly is derived from thc grh
that by centripeal force organisms are strongly AZ
tached the fundamental law OF their species and by
another centrifugal force they are dmnited ana dVe,s
fed into innumerable species which III the eternal ana
the infinite with the rich texture OF tnoir FORMS -, A.
We WOMB never r Who ba We h h or sine" parn
sustained the principle OF the transformation OF species
gated the doctrine undor the high guidance OF Darwin
himself Is Haccsel who j. still bOldcr AMI more enhu-
the vece able ana animal creations into history and ex
tendin il well 10 the development OF worlds III space
10 the development OF humanity IN time
The philosophy is presented in strong contrast to
the orthodox traditions, though doubt many Will call
in question the legitimacy OF the comparison.
This is the new faith OF the Christian theoogian. the
Mealist philosopher, the Young mlstlc-a phhoSophy
ducod to chemistry and natural history a philosophy
which by - study and acutcness has encountered
the relationship between different organisms, hut which
has never been able 10 explain either through adapa-
ton nor aayiS. nor inheritance loi vital oomelltion
nor by SERIES that superior world Of the human spirit
that heaven OF life, that mystery 81 sas- that mar,
the state that succession Of the sciences, hat interior
world which docs NOT fan within the senses, which can,
not be anavked in Tetorts, which cannot be procptt
by any chemical combination, and which Is called and
always viii he called the world OF the spirit upon whose
at frst view the faults OF the system appear To be-
heye that Authorization explains Intelligence is T. deny
the Intelligent Why dil not phlip the Tniiy and
not Ceramics write " Don QuiXOte !" The intermediate
species have been found. Even III creatures Dor
GeTiug thc inferior world which have the greatest
analogy with st lower grades Of ORGANISM belong resc-
Ia. T.. Tln I'D
appear. the new natusts avoid this mhculty ny sal-
INK that Intermediate species have disappeared through
their OWN weakness and in the period ia when they
arose TIC antrOp0d ape. which they seek eNCryv here
IN every corner of the earth in the bowels OF the planet
among fossils obey have never been able IL IND. BY ms
good luck and ours, tina, venerable father CT The human
EanlseI al rluo and to Newton mn = h, found in the
which was liz cradle You must fish for him there.
The trarsecrdenal side Of the question Is set forth
with the glow Of feeling and power oi expression in
which Casiola has few peers among living writer's.
DO what you please with the atoms that course through
the filters o plants, the gohucS Of blood that descend to
I,,rrTs "ourn,n,-n, NJ i,afte- c,l
my close knsip with an created things, but at the
time feel it with al nncreatcd things. We have been
gr, r met 1, 10 49,. ,nd SIZE. as MEN i nsng Ike
tIcS- from Tho head OF the ~in. We nay" fc Cur
nesh conden>ng itself in The fin, confc .ion If the
fossils buried everywhere IKE !tcrs Oi rock which de-
clare i'm immortal carving ana ndclc cipEs tie tr
unpial career of organism We have grown Ttn the
zophvte and swayod in hottone,s with the
We dragged elves with the ft Oi er The earth icr
having passrG tn the nsic1natl0ns ~ the ln-e
We entered. fan OF warm blood and lyric nerves clothed
with Valrert feathers niO the wide ether i'm
the sublime OF the birds. We have tCuei Owe.
and over with tine hea the desert and The forest
We have made with the lion and the tiger We have
rim horse aud the We been,
pea-c The absurd hn.m Of the universe with tie ape.
the chinenle and the parrot. But from the morcnt
wh,li We have como TO our organization We nave ici
nowi.s tlul -lO being something which dld Eot
live III time winch not dcVcloVcd Ill space;
thr clearer than light, rapid than c circiiy more
vivid than heat aNd Ma.nctlsii the spirit lAc human
slt and Wit n It g. ISc;t'ng san which is called
thnu,ht IN irresistible force which is called
liberty Aud when we had believed tnat
We BELONGED t0 Oufsciy", ftfar'S ana conicrOrs have
made lis pasS through another street ~ bItteinc
through another passion longer than tna suffered IN our
rgllcria voyages t!uu- IA matter; We nave htenialS,
pleasure the strnei ~ others profit everything hut
ree until have a-l-en the prophets tie ma yfS, the
heroes the rtGeemel they have revealed 10 as
own heing aud have broken the chain upOn our hand,
and freed shoulders from the lash, have created us
anew giving us, n second SnIlt with the idea
oi our Ilglt. And now Citizens victor! which
sil Cgnuut satisfy IL because after having cuhp.rtd
our in the world, after having realized our lic
in time AFTER having labOlct for the good OF humanity
and o the planet sign with the dcsfe Of worlds,
Of new horizons Of heavens, for the harmony OF arts
more beautiful the Iglt % science more grand; aut
We must labor and struggle through the love Of the init
II t. ,ceudng in the scale OF batled to-day in
blood and tOn0Ow in light until meet face 10 face
Creator and our Cod
The poetry in this number includes Longfoll0w's
"sIoritmi Salutam1s" and Sunrise in Venice" by
Joaquin Miller, which have already appeared in our
columns "Tconderoga and MOntcalm," and "submis
SION" by Celia ThaXter