New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE PRINCETON REVIEW.

Tn the first article of this Review for Septem-
Ter Mr. Underwood discusses Physical Haots rs NC
lated TO the Will" He sums up the matter as io'io"
There Ia in all forms Of habit belonging W n"'' s
whether they wear the aspect OF tendency to"si VIZ
agreeable or facility doing what is naturally uo".,
depeudcnce on voluntary determination, WINE IN al
the higher class of apttudes this dependence Is UNIFORM
and intimate, constituting an essential cono'uo" ia
practice. The general conclusion Is clear. LUG n,
Of our habits is the history of our personal resou
Mr. Francis Wharton writes Of " Late American o'"e'
men, with some criticism OF Won Holsfs volumes OH
our Constitutional history. Fault is founo WIN TUG
conorv tcmper OF this writer. which leads MIN 10
d.sparage not merely Republican insutuuo"s' 'u' 'o
rubican Statesmen cre0it Is accorded MN ie' '"""'
trou, research and fairness IN writng OF
parties. Mr.. Wharton says SUBSTANTIALLY OF N'eN"""
U~m,iton that no was placed his ieshy was
"a y,le and what his temper made him, bis temper lea
HIM TO desire his cou Try to be. He wished IL 10
dominate II not the world, at least the western hein
snbere He wonld have spurned the project Of bringing
over 10 rule European prince, but ne woniu Da'o
had a ruler life, courselled by NE senate L'oc'
was not tue prime end which lie mad IN view, nor merely
f., s,oble Government He wanted a Govcrument strong
for war as well "a peace He wanted a Bank and
Tariff because these would. as he thought make INC
country wealthy anc powerful MI Gay WAS "l'er-
ward of the same mind. Bank and tariff to MAJ meant
strength and power. The pubic services OF MI we'd
ser were In the mau gwen TO the support OF the none
fairy Marty not from merceuary considerations but be-
cause le hournt that It's obi National We sth
which would promote National gran ieur Mr. Calhoun
belonged 10 posyist school, q" working from law
d1wnNards the people, and not from the people up
wards TO law" DINER articles are upoh Popular hou-
ca; ON as Safeguard Popular Suffrage y on Poetic
s.yle with Special Reference 10 Modern English PoetlS;
ON "Iue Orgauzaron Of Llbor"; on "Symhonc
Ioeic and on Spenoers Theory OF Sociology
The ast being by DIR. Moan Porter, OF are No"eSo'
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
The publication of the July number OF tins
peliolcal he; dcay cd until the present month ~
opous with elaborate article upon Russia" hi'sn
by Axe Gu ason. which the character purposes ana
history of Russian radicals ana reVouti"ns's are
fsvorably and deliberately considered under the ttlo OF
z,lya Volta nand ard Liberty. In postscript MI.
Gusiafson considors character aud sketches the
career OF General Lors Mcikoh who has oeeo nao"
military dictator by the Emperor He is created WIN
acmin ,.ratiye skil penetration and executive power
and 1t is m mated hat he is the emae OFFSPRING OF
the Car by noble Armenian lady. 1t allowed that
General Aesos has thus far been iId
aud wise. There have been numerous intiha'i"ns VI
senences and pardons OF political offenders Arbltraiy
arrests have stopped and so have police proVoca
tons 10 crlne thorough inquiry into the management
OF prisons has oeeu Instituted. Eleven million RUSSIAN
d,sseniers been proposed TO relieve from dlsaoi
ties thus supplying RussA's serious need OF middle
Class Religious eiucalon IN the SCHOOLS mas peen cou-
Ided to the charge Of lay teachers MI Gustaisoh
thinks that General Melk is safe from the weapons
NJ tie Nhil-t-that s IN fact IN more danger from
The court caba Other articles treat OF the PHILOSOPHY
of Final Causes" and OF The Value and Regulation OF
Curre1cy" Clara White discusses again the old 0ple OF
the relations OF Goethe and Betina and OF their CORE
spond nee. which numerous extracts are gwen In
German and English In a paper The Secret History
Of the Nebraska Bill" John A. Parker rnds the
moye> OF That in the desire Of the frends OF
Mr. Aichson whom The Reriep perslstentiy calls
Atchin to strengthen him in Missouri and TO weaken
Mr. BertOn the Science of Public Health" Is dls-
eussed By William Dove. In treating OF The Ponucal
Fn,ure of the Jews" David Ker advances The opinion
that the confident belief Of the ou;awed race III ther
Intimate restoration the land of their fatbers rests
u.on more duraOle grounds han the visions OF Idnh
"a, eel or of patrlotic enthusiasm and that modern
facts ani anc prophecies alike point 10 the coming
OF lime when Jucan snail be saved ana Israel saii
dwell safely" Professor Greener discusses IN, luel-
lectul Position of the Negro, and William bard gives
favorable stlmate OF the abilities of william BLACK