New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
-. ,oo, IN t.lep. and q .coundrel in grain

| as base q fool in talent and ecoupofe' q" e'
HaeEsy Tss pascstcn o. XSamss e writes IN
,s7n attho' highly dishon0rable VIII DE very ue.,
menal TO the views OF his They show what every
body have known that the convnrsH Suht A. % but
| was personal arrangement never uau y u hn aud
| that It was u treaty well dgested between lin Ano
Samuel Young is unpopular and suspicious are enter
tanned OF his integrity - he Is, besides d,,ns fI"w
m9ece Murray is busy 1T fners never wa,
lot of greater scoundrels combined ~ evrr Gosdau
WHa"er" etc lie Idsocafs and The Patriot newsplpers
| -" put them In bas aud snnke ,i mem ""u '' INV ~
comes cut nrst 10 the greatest scououieI
Other articles OF interest In this number are Nc"
wo.bino,npn Car,cature Among the Aneieuts," The
FIRST Century Of The Republic" and Christian MIS-
| sions." .,
DR.. Blauyelt returns to his attack on the
scientific skeptcism Of the day by presenting the su-
pernatural character OF Christianity from an orign
point OF view. He conducts his argument with speolai
reference TO the suggestions Of Pauus Strauss ana ~
nan, alleging numerous faaces and lDconsistencies Ia
the statements OF those writer's aud presenting power
full IL not conclusive against their tneores' Ni
stedman Gves the first part OF an essay on tho b'e
Day British Poets" including Buchanan hoSSeV "oi'
rs and swinburne. Tho most striking Characterization
in the paper perhaps, is that OF 5ossetli from "ncn
VIC take the following suggestive paragraphs;
Rossei "a one OF those mon whose significant position
is not so due to the amount OF WORK when tney
produce ITS quality aud 10 the princlples ~ mas
suggpsed Such leaders often are f0u1d, and lnnuence
coemporary thought by the personal magnetism tnat
tHi' Kind, ia respect I" creative
Is greater than his productions But II k5sse' rs
spscal attitude has been Of more account tnan MS
poetry it not because nc lacks tue power 10 equahe
The Two. lie has chosen TO gave hl' energies 70 At
dred expression, OTlwhich Ills genus no Tess ue
cided. Yet his iJndeuce as poet JulSlnS liou MS
| vii ngs, and from even ineaser KOO"iouge OF ns e M
anI associates, seems TO be radical ana more VI e"' ~
| during. ,, l.. a., ooroo,s
OF Morris aud sw inbufne, we see the rms Oh
through wnioh the IDdcstrucblty OF nature Is sccueu @
for a specific OF Tie instinct rs not 80 ia5
wrong which connects these pot,s WI @ @ d not ne
calls the circle by his name Tnree men couu no, oe
independent OF one another III tnell essen.''
yet there Is so,ne c%onh't % H,s ot,t.ned fr.t
which the clue most DKe'y was o9V"nou n a. a.
| by RJssettI, he belng the eldest ana tue , nrse
10 sez, II IN his search after Deautys underlying
! laws 1t is true that Morris, conrade near his
the artist had compiled volume OF ms own poeins
nevertheless, gatner the idea mat the GO
and ure,ence OF ROssett had formative lun ehce upon
the althOr OF "Tne Earthly Paradise as Wen az upon
younger singer waose dramae ganus aeaay 1as 1
hat de TO be tue poetic tendency OF the
era now pe1nniug We to the young for conhrna-
, ~" onr yrIrs with re gard 10 tue Immediate outlook
fot IL the privilege of youtu to discern the freshest
AMI most potential St L. prOphetc Hensi'lVeuess'
sce the mas1creatise of Losing therc has been no
question OF tue inpassape barriers eewi1t tho prov
inces of the artist and tho poet. Poetry however
furnishes themes the painter and OF lnte painting
nrld Of poetry = to wDcn RIssetu's contribution
is the latest, II not the greatest anl mas Tue enarn
Of something rare that is brought 70 us lrop an0 %
land. He early member OF Tue fIe elSlPn
aeite brotherhood IN painting, aials aad holman l
HINT bang MA most famous associates lie also mas
had some with Morris la the decGra I'VE art
work to latter mas DeeD 80 enVliDy deV0teu
The element which ROssehs verse anu Deal.g nape Lay,
brought into English poetry hOlds 10 t1al art tle Il
O PreR phdellte paiutlhg aud aecoalon 70 ptn.
| ing a,i decor tion the academic kud. A. ngure
painter dra"ings huch as nave seeu are ldr apVVe
Ihe strictly realistic work produced Dy acOyiesC OF ms
order The term realism cOustlny II used 10 CLOAK the
medocfy or artists wuOse designs arc m barr'n anu
prO.esque-tne form wi.D0ut the soul. Ihey deal Wh
The minor fao.s Of art. unable compass the major
their labor IA scarcely use1ul as = bteppln2stoho
| ~ 80
tive would have more yalIe as protest
against entOnalIsm and guide 10 something new
Bat Rossett, man o genus nas nsteu iis Da''fIs M
aud bis pages VITA aity taI ls ln"Ie ~ M
has Gsccrued the sLIt OF beauty wandering Wlthlh the
confines d region whose landscape Is visible, not 10
groundlings tut 10 the poets hner slEht EFen mus nls
strciy PfC-ltipaaele verse, odh and weird as II may
al appear IL fu.l Of exattuoa and lyrical power
Such OF MS bdIds a. rtca the rouOalouI periou are
realistic nan the ballads or the idyhe poets
TLey studies of wna tue Pre-Chaucerian nlnstres
SAW and party result from use vi tHeiI n"t.ais'
However rCn aui rare they nOd, IN the youth oi the
| new movement more advanced position tn1n that
Of TeuuysOn'5 Diana and g rLe Lady Of Sualott'
compared NCh his cpc and phiIOr0phc masterpieces
TINS point wOrtl consideration Ine ladrcdIs Woik
OF tus KIND was an effort default OF themes,
something from nat Old Romantic art Whlcn
50 long has passed away rs asaiu W nave VIC eee' VI
| newuess.
Much Of Rossctts verse is sort yet possessing
csed, Sht lead bin to far greater s an
EuglsA poet. ConsecEated from hs Italian parenage,
IearnIug, art, and souC-eaTcI III household over
! winch the med@val epirit las hrcOded-Ie IL thor
oughy ut home among rVin,ntic thedee ami processes
wniie feeling Ike that of Dante exa.t- the matufer
| portion Ot hI5 emDlemiu verse.
In Topics of tue Tune" the editor takes up the sub
iect OF "lheaters and Theater going" in which he
urges Importance Of wholesome recreation 10 the
hard working American people. and maintains that If
man refreshnent in pure dramIto representation,
lac ight to avail himself OF 1t without scruoie Tao
theater is with and will remain with US, and the
church has great responsibility concerning the stage
Of the future which crusade OF aatIstic proaehers
can fulfill.