New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

that they arr gates Of beauty through which often up
pear the hottest truths Of HE.
truths should not be willing 10 enior this plea tonight
but edncaticn Il never the soonuation Of facts oer
swalins Of the heart, Is Iifc, vitality ne
arts come beside the tTuths OF lie. Education
neins the power to think, the power % aot, what
thing that moves tho sluggish blood in hearts and
makes US truly alive TIL u what we all need. beeauso
man y. i0t only by nature totally depaved. but totally
lazy Edmund Burke was Ind ed man that knew much,
bur you ga, can ind many 2 German Professor in his
lei w, w.pster but DAME, Webster felt deepiy some
nsea q Is dSs sasn The
Union Education. therefcre i not the amassipg Of
around the great forehead of Daniel webster all the
,oc q, S IN an the age' OF the past echced get
to tblnk and 70 feet deeply speSk With feeling
upon this point because one o. the great caInpes with
mink the Sa OPP s RSsa The f rhyscs%
of the rules regarding health they would need lit
tie else They would not need much daily newspal,-r
wisdom Of the world is all along his path IL with
the LAWYER. and who is an execution 70 this I am not
but that the editor OF the daily paper-the best in the
land-fees that Il We would all take his
he ondsisppLassI- We would 'D need ''I nothns
.se And then along clergyma and he in per
feciiy certan-f the clergyman ever has assurance
OF fnith Is ON this pointhsi IL the whole world
oronsit Dtiorc MS pulpit every sunday morning. IL
would need very e OF the novel the newspaper.
t9e magazine for does hes not know IL oil J. and 80
cheap! lLaughier.l II il tho that helps the
newspnper and the newspaper that helps the fine art
ana tne pulpit ihs same and be has the Hdaetsd SOU
through his Intellect upon his heart.
1ha question. Who should read novels II perfectly
absurd There in oil the the high and the low.
The Wit OF kabelss ia low o Cervantss lofty The paint
lnge or the old Duich scnoo humble being most ol
them scenes Ia enogsors hut In the Dusseldorf school
l3ity. being for the mot part grs,t sceoos from
mo world OF natllin The poetry OF SWnbuIlle II
low Tor the most part that OF Bryant Ofty. tAPpause
These two cOlors, white and bnck, run through
oil the arts every where and IL IL for us To choose VINO
novel whore decorates tine great truths Of life:
hut where the novel 10 the simple history OF love, no
body And especially should those read novels who the
most don't want TO- They the most need chem aud there
ought " ne Law requiring certan class OF people 10
read one novel yearper.ons who. through some mar
rO|nees of law VI medicine OF merchandise or,
what most probable. Oi theology, have boon reduced
10 the condition OF pools Of water In AugstsHtionary,
siokly: scumcovered, and Jnst about 10 ~ dry.
Laughter.
Nor love only the novel IN the day when hts
tory has become ~ deep 80 broad so grand no, .ns
the history of any more but ~ thought, VI sconce
OF ART In such day 10 love only The novel ana 10 Ic
only the novel. Il to offer insult alike 10 God aud 10
man but even rynda ought 10 turn away ffon MS per
Of dust and the pages OF JShn Halifax pass
from world Of matter TO world ~
spirit; SO must You all i've; With With oil n,
Gods world falling right into Your open hearts feeding
great dame Of life A. look up long shaft
and little piece OF -ky which the call Heaven so
very long and very SLIM and they Through the othrr
end OF II spot and call IL a world l@,ughL'rl NO,
must be the Effort " your lives my Young friends TO
get Right away from this imprisonment To he TOO near
God'- great heavens In favor Of your t..cw candle
prolonged applause