New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28
ENGLISH MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.

The FOrtnightlg opens with an article by g..
H. Lewes on the Dread and Dislike OF Science" main
tanning the superiority of the scientific method TO the
theological and asserting that when science has fairly
mastered theprncpes Of moral relations as 1t has mas
tered principles of physical relations, all knowledge
will be incorporated in homogeneous doctrine rvaing
that Of the old theOOgiaDs in irs cOmprehensiveness
and surprising 1t IN the authority Of its credentials
Christian Ethics will then longer mean ethics
founded on the principles Of Christian theology but
the principles expressing the social relations and duties
OF man IN Chrstanized society Then and not Till them
win the conflict between theology and science finally
cease then and not till then with the dread and dislike
OF science disappear" An admirable article on Emilio
CASTELAR, by Mr. Grant Duff presents an interesting view
of the position OF the great Spanish democrat Of the
democrats" with his visions of the time,
When the Monarch and the Anarch alike shall pass
And the morn shall break and awake in the light
Of fairer day.
In the present mature phases Of bis progress, Senior
CASTELAR, Is devoted to this contamination only by peace
fu methods He convinced by all the experience Of
his eyentful life that "spasmOdic efforts, street fighting,
barbados and scaOlds do not help but retard the
transformation to which, he holds, all things are
tending in this old Europe Of ours. No cause loses so
much be says in Of his latest books, by violence
and excesses as the party which represents Liberty and
Right stain OF blood is not visible upon the purple Of
kings but 1t is only 100 visible the immaculate ban
ner Of William Tell and Of Washington 1t Is hiS very
moderation that makes him most formidable to all
those who think that kings and srstocraces and priests
viii be essential TO human wellbeing through all the
future The coarse and raging icoDoclast who flies in
the face Of history aud denounees the most cherished
Feeolectons OF g nation
,scares of his clients and bawls down his cause;
hut It is moro difficult to deal with who allows to
the fullest extent al that reasonable persons can claim
for kings and arstocracies and priests in the past who
meets panegyrcs upon them by saying That is all
true enough, but
Tbe old order changeth yielding place TO new,
And God fuhls Himself in many ways"
sheeys Last Days" is the subject Of carefully writ
Ten paper by Richard Garnet and the mercess author
or authors gives third trenchant chapter on the Po-
utlcal Adventures Of Lord BeacOnsAeld."
The Contemporary has philosophical essay,
Nv Paul Janet on the Reconciliation Of Determnism
with Moral Freedom" third paper on Froude's Life
Of Thomas Beckett" by Edward A. Freeman, new
chapter Of tbs intermindble current discussion on
Future Punishment" sprOpOs OF Canon Farrars new
book and Reply to Many Critics." by Canon Farrar
himself Canon Farrars position is briefly explained In
she following paragraph: "Ibeieye that the faith OF
Christ will gain an parable forceI believe that II
win reassert It's waning empire the prevalence Of
sceptieism, when noble and earnestmnded men shall
zee that the Judge Of all the earth will do right; and
that neither in Scripture nor In the Catholic faith is
there anything which excludes-while alike in Scripture
and IN the Catholic faith there is very much that en-
soursgesthe doctrine Of Eternal Hope; the doctrine
hat s that even II in the short OF human life the
sou have been not yet weaDed from sin. there may be
Or some ct eny rate hope OF recovery possibility Of
amendment II not after the last judgment at least in
some dsembOdied condition beyond the grave"
'1The Social Origin of Nihilism and Pessim-
elan, IN Germany in The Hineteenn Century is
be and important paper treating Of the social eause'
10 which the existing pessmise tendencies Of the Ger