The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

ether or planetary space the upper atmosphere OF
the earth, by its friction with them was negatively
electrified and falling upon his warm body and clothes
positively electrified, increased heat evolved IN
and around hts person. and his sucrings ntensi
fed. As he left the sunlight his clothes. BY
induction, became negatively electrified and the TEN
peraturc OF his body was soon lowered and his sncr
ings rom heat ccnscd."
THE Sun has 10 HEAT.
The non-e existence or heat In tho the General
still further attempts 10 prove as follows:--
There Is no hcst in the moon which proves that
tho has not atmosphere IL also proves hat
there heat in the sun for II there atmos-
phere about the the suns light pcnctratn,, u
and producing frictcn by the contact with it would
evolve electricity, which uniting with the opposite
electricity Of the moons atmosphere would produce
heat but such effect has been pcrceptioe with tho
most delicate Instruments Besides, n there heat
in rays Of the sunlight that heat would be reflected
with that gh, from the moons surince to the EARTH
which We know Is not the case.
Now II the sun possessed heat. and could force II
downward TO the earth, which, according to
knowledge Of the laws Of heat impossible could
have clouds in atmosphere A. IRON the absorb
ing power OF gnscs OF heat tho clouds would be
banded and atenuacd by the absorbed heat that they
.sThe sun Is great magnet all the planets Of
the system and II Is by their magnetism and
respective orbits regulated by the greater magnet
ism oil the SUI. Now, magnetic attraction rcpu-
SION varies nversciy as the squares Of The distances
which relation has been heretofore attributed TO
gravaton u is not dicuit 70 assign magnetism, In
It's attraction and repuison, the forces which have
heretofore kept and keep our solar system In It's
various motions, need hesitate conceive that
all the Of Infinite systems OF suns and stars
OF nebula and comctary and mctcoric matter, Ia
like manner regulated The mcfcorc matter which
has fallen 10 tho earth has been found when examined
TO be highly magnetic
III the Is magnet there Is only sufficient heat
generated lis Interior BY opposite electrcitlcs
cause us rotation on It's axis, and II cannot be
incandcsccnt body, since magnetism Is destroyed by
heat
wherever there are differences temperature there
are opposite ecctrcitcs electricity being always
with what Il called heat while the opposite
electricity accompanies cold. These OF heat
cold are nero expressions Of relative differences
rsd temperatures, without regard TO the intensity Of
either condition ~
From these statements u will be that General
P1casonton Is nj with Newton the theory of
gravisatlon and further contends that the
AN incandcsccnt body. He smiles ~ the notion that
the philosophers OF tho contains metallic gases
an inconceivabiy high temperature, holding that
the existence magnetism Is absolutely Incompatible
with any such condition.
General Pcasonton quarrcls with TyndaIl. too
ap,opos OF his article on "Nountain Condcnscrs."
The English professor ssys:-"lmaglnc southwest
wind blowing across tho Atlantic toward Ireland In
iu passage Is charges itself win aqueous vapoE In