, 1875-02-20

hnle and science, nendiuB tho Dbfo to !lie waID
n q ye'y summary manner. Tho peculiar aubt!o.
vein Where tho auecr scoms to bo predominant,
was nescr moro apparent than on This occasion
COL n1Eglnson, who has noscr boon regarded NJ
ovefttoekoa With reverence Of totief, was rouse,1
that hc 1'ollosej lint lie diff of modorn Thought.
OF hasiog ovosYaht''g upon scientific revelation.
was Inducing rctenttlc tyranny which VIVA
9y froy, taooSe,1 saS1 az psth1s woE;o change
must rcluca'bcr that suct, men ~ pre.dent
Hitchcock lived, who beloved that when tho
Mblo and science contradict each other, ono
m"st hod TO a,s,~f tho former sd lstr.t tho
sa toaH he ad in IN tte this s,.;y .et
his rnesaplyaical study, convinced bimsolf TINT
tlloru could 10 no such thing ~ f,oe wifi. still
like tho nnn who lad destroyed his conhtit,1son
nnd ,;s was lrl,g on tia !aws io l.al deA,oyed
atlncs. t}no Of tho finest things aud thu tt,cs.
things that havo ever boon Hattl at tin CLUB
Vas ~llon. In concluAtou. llc agsartmi tllst'
FcIHScE II hf NO MEa*H IHpALLfDf.K:
that. IN tho prosecution of inquiry and research.
greater light sliowh tsRt Tho pant con.
cllsio1la havo sometimes henn fn part esrosB
70 all further. Investigation will cot,
stamsy i,s. :, pF1ys ;h,,, that aose Is no aaeb
visitor. who stotd juHt within tle door
famed un at thia declaration Of he.iof in tl,e
emotional Instinct over acicuce aad ratIlpr RI,
iuctnnfly HUI: down tic gauntlet BY aaying tim.
h' Thought Tie tlnnGcr Wns Of tho tyrn,luy Of
tho sentimental instinct getting tho bottor of
wlpdorn and common ecnsc. Science ,rde noro
tnfalllblo ahan this sentimental instinct aud Tho
Rclentitc men wezo tho aafes tnau to trust. Dr.
Warren. tho President Of tho !,rat,-tey {,oaton
University, which admits tot!. men aid women.
~ TIC Otlier university in tie country does into
eyory department, defended the tl,eoloy,ars Of
all agcs. Tho Doctor Is a Mctto.Is.. but
a9 apGke ,ts5toa yn,y teFay ox and d., to.npors;s
logians bad always been the most
persistent aud unwoaIisd soekota aftrr .ruitl.
Nobody proved ANYTHING. Of courso, as tia. IL
out Of tho possibilitlo..-tho onsy infal'bio
thing bning tho nfallibility Of difference. but
tho snooting wna very lively ono. and purforco
o! thtA ityelnotH, called outs good deal Of jocoso
commcilt aflerxard about the supposed death of
the institution.
Il will scarco|y bo in connection. yet certainly
In tho road OF reforms, to speak of
sfnR. ANN ELIZA YouSn
A. tic "neSt thing" When ona Rits md salks
With this very pretty. dolicate-look!ng woman,
md l!car5 her say that, for forty years, ltcr
Joke which have passsl around, ~ to
tho possible claim to consideration Of q
vntra's WHO voluntarily aaau.ned this position Of
Dri9'tam's nlHetocnsh wife. at oHce fail asray,
tho counser-inlnnnco ia more than sufficient to
ovcrhear and eradicate al! unpleasant impress
Hions. Mira. Young has been extremity wsiI 70.
coiretl IL 1}oaton, a'hl. indcosl, throughout Now
England. Her quiotudo and uupreteudingneAa
Of manner, hcr, ,ordont dosiro to leatn. and her
earnostness without gual,, cannot fail to mako
favorable impression. She BeeH,B to havc tho
innate power to repoi familiarity aud invita-
sympathy. Quo pretty soyora critic, after llsten-
ting to her lccture said Tint soIo Of her n,nro
saka necdfu! lassons OF her slui-
rle!ty and directncRa. Evidently nlta. Yotlus
tees that sto ltaa stotT to toll wfticl Is not GUY
!" rave her degraded Aisters III UTAH, but to n:
Az ioYl ono Hi thnt Of Slavery The real tire OF
Hnet III 1let nl!AAlon shines out Of lier oyes and
vtGtaeea III her tones. And, wltetover 8lur OF
unDullef and contempt Tor tic whole tnattcr mny
limit Of knawleigo, va railnot but 10 convlnccd
shat Mrs. Young goeB beyond moro personAt
feeling tn hor Blatamcnts md presentation OF
facts. IL tho private in:cryiew had wit1, her,
tliis BELIEF In her cause aud its proportions was
rather hmuslugty tested. Sumo one uaa speak-
Ing Of
WENDELL PHILLIPS
md tho late Faneuit Hail fight, OF how. Mr.
Phl!pa seomea to en}oy tho excisonelttt and how
reform ill., Young, vha I sa bocn @ 0s 1;stetns
.hteatly, suddenly said, With great easnestneps,
"Whv duosn't ho taxa up thu Utal, question,
thens" why don't you: 80 and talk to him
ss ssa IT ar suoss s 1sIG M t1 .,s 4nsa Fe
ohS ~ Act nuHt1uAs' "4''s nAt
mi! 80 nt once, II hs will SEQ mo" Her poEioce
ta;t! N taa cana9 sba had as heart was such
so!etnu tact with her tltat sho impressed
M all " t!!a tltnbs and think thuso Of us whu
know Mf. Phillips best, in that momoht haa ths
faith to be!ieye that At 10 distant day we might
hcat tho votco That called str. Adams "a very
worthy gentleman" scathHs with contomptunus
irony tho honorable member from Utah. Tlts
yery honorab!e gontlum,u,, BY tho way, will bo'
cossos to tho throne, unloss, Gro that tino, tho
country arunses itself 70 hrotest against, And
Scarcely tho n4xt thing In order, but ono Of
curious interest, is
rnE nEno OF nALAELAyA,-
ond OF tho inltaortal Six HnhdrOd nho vae III
that fatal charge OF tie Light Brigade Of whiel,
1cnhtaun sings III sucL strains id to kcop 1t for
ote1 In n,ls memories. Thh hero 0ho tas livpd
to tell the tala Nna mere lad. private In tho
tl!fs conhtry Yields to tho desire OF those who
had htatf 4tu In Urithte CunYciHation, to giro a
public lGcturc, OF, properly speaking, al acrpnnt
of his e1pesIeuco. 4 Bi,npo, uncultyatcd fol-
low, though by no means ruda III ihngHueo
or mantler, lila description Of the battle
tleld, ana tho ilaatrhtions by diagram