New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28

then and the later half OF the address set
forth the present theories OF Darwin and the evolution
school Prof Agassz driven To the expe'lient OF
belief In several different creations OF men, In order 70
preserve mis- faith in the separate creati ~ of animals
religious cpntrUyerSaQsts OF that period nco those
nnumera5e facts have been brought TO bear upon
tail by Prof Morse hut the point to the gradual de:
xeopm,nt Of the intellect Of amin s the discoveries OF
Prof o. C. Marsh respect to tine small size OF The brains
oi the earlier mammals, are ecailv worthy or htteh
ton. lie has shown that the animals OF inc eiIntSt
Eoccne formation have brains sna that they may D.
hKenrd to thuso OF serpent ana relatlVcy ~ uIhnu
tive that ;hoy can be passed through lhe d ufi,i
the strata the size of the brain steadily INCREASES s
means by which those animals were enabled 10 escape
from the that then abonnded aud intellect
justice cannot here be done chan OF argument by
when Prof Morse illustrated the descent OF the huah
race from appr forms The principal feature in was
the prominence given the intellectual needs, AID oo-
sque development Of the monkey. in respect 10 man.
the Necessity of care during til" period Of infancy was
period during which young human beings nave
ticn of me family and OF social life. Due
credit gwen to the workers in this field who have
by step. the necessities which are ocC-
stoned by The long continuance OF human infancy, which
calls forth alike tnr sympatnes ana inc Efforts Oh te
parents None Of the inferior animals arc long in acqGir
ing the cIpacity for walking ana procuring food the
monkeys within month OF their birth, are capable OF
walking as at mature age. Man, III ms physical powers,
Is weaker than any OF the lover animals that compare
with him In size; his strength Is in his intellect.
mind unbiased by lrecunceivvd opinion can scarcely
resist councillors tat will he forced II by ma
lures 'cS "a 10 man ONy OlSn Inc lpaSSNt
and coarse nd@cs for muscular attachmcnt, the rounding
of the n the nOsrls, tue carly ossifcah0n OF the
nasal bones the I'll cranial capacity In certain forms,
the frontal crest the Osteriof position
O the joTd6,cH B,dgnua the approximation OF the TEN
pofal gcs tie lateral Ittenng of the sn-Doncs the
erfOratiOn OF tho uuerls the tendency OF the pcNs 10
depart the usual proporuOnS-all these are chaIne
teIiSuc Of the earlier of men. Associated WIN
these race fors there is rudencss culture and the
manifestation of the cOarsrst Instincts. He must he
blind iudcrd who cnnOt recognize the truths to when
these evidence p0i.t
We need longer h. surprised at the fafasm OF the
Turk the clueltics pTacc,d by lower or The o-
RACES that are attributed tOta deraNiy among CIV
zel uen TuCN not mstguted by an eva spirit. nut
arc the uutnuTsi tie savage nature uLrrltcd from
tier animal prngonitors and are still preserved more
maulestly among the lower races Of to-day. We are
taught the folly pcinltin criminals u roam at large
ur receive benefit of gisiative pardon. Society
OWES i 10 itself 10 keep its criminal classes in cOnne-
uent where they cannot proiHgatc their KIND W. C. w.