New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
BITS or CRITICISM.

SHELLEY AID llUGo.-No one viii deny that
as di-in.,1STd ir Sr'g ~ g>eed prhns by fudap
Mn il- Is iir acNhoMiclsed typo Shclicv's j. The
"hN mann, IN lnn'tccnih century literature which an
are not pcrhaps 50 important the world as they take
the power Of poetry as one al he 10 II.,ii
i"fcc~ AT work IN the progress OF socicty And Il s
S-slNe TACT that these two nineteenth century poets
Who's poetic Mercy has mneasurahly Sarpa ,>cd f,t
'r 'li NmoH ihr same impulse At the heart OF an
noh'r-that which inculcates bcncvolence hcc,Sr n
thi winch mds M love one another because there l. no
present scope bn Is int.s I inquiry oeyond oar
snei al Us highest like an other human forces az
tmer neSt woiAs insimctiNely toward the moral pro
kSS ana ire maj emancipation Of The poetry ~
m"Nol,ncc, though now and again IN "A literature ~
I'm f ~ w Nv no,lSh mas IA II the seed of dssoln-
non rom me nrSt ana no amount OF artistic excellence
ca" save H-tIhe Aihen"un
THE LYRIsr's TWO QrEsmoNs.-Tbe Wrist
jeci-nmselG While a hrsi-cass producer of on3,i .
b,t i, r,' m1rtN produce too much producer-cvena
different position. Shakespeare len as fhrivysgS
claim. Would that he had lcft ms hgnr n,i We ,,,
S" S,. thnt Shak1Spcare had left instead Of his
PAY MY Thousand sonncrs or personal lyrics To- fhe
IKE amount! W"uld anybody bui Nj. Swini,nrne and
h'ep core himself TWO questions which. modest A. the
Frs, Is this me- r., I'll 8n "a U'"at to truly lnsNr
HiSinal ana important nee t. ly singing al.lt
me public nae 10 listen TOT Now it ~ Iery ' ~ i /" ARE are
'i~ arrears IN any literature poet who can. without
weary lNg ihc public. keep indefinitely singing l,t
himself I9e great mistake of current cllcisin -
mrd o> inc 2iit 81 color, is nfallbc siil f,,s Ia
p"NHtS>"r mas sufficient originality 81 ttl.l.~ ~ -
VISION 10 warrant h> singing about hinseiifo iust,f,,
ms N"ihng 10 poetry through other than ,,l1Itix.
iuIl'S' Mi'i'fH IL - very rarely tia. thcr. appears a
man IN whom lies much az ori.rin,i,f, ~,
can hr amply expressed IA a Single sonu,f-.I.. -.
i''-' -A'--or
huBINSTElN TIE COMET-Mr RuhinStein Is
one oi ihore iansis who eyade criticism bv lie TrT
tbrr rAcclences. Ia other words, hle ,.o.r. I,i,,r
yea W li 'iirc,it. enough ft..i,,f,-
'' mos f'H"intr manipulation al critical afmarafrS s.n
a,5S u nl ANA puts 81 m his pocket. Ia, saono ne
"ViH are generally regarded erratr members
90 INC sonar system, hat not look nstn,,,. =
tn'i merry magazine AecauSt. they refuse la t,rr,
""'t ana orderly evolution along with The utu,t.-
llhc London Telegraph. ~ A'''
boNhARTE TIE OHENTAI.-Bchind the mask
nave loAio remark passions cN..,t
81 "ii'>l iiaiiiac,i fn,e
lle character indeed Is Coisican much a. orr
th'+i ne II NOT NmoctlNe Corsican should Zoe. ho
IT. 'i' atilot', but deserts his uun,s-
s'liA h' 10 Tor opinion. though ho o.lofs
WIN Ninllcd artificial Nchrmcncc faSlunr,s NJ
apparent even on The surface ms dcc,s in his earlier
'Mhi IN ms later years. while are as,ls..~-
anecs of vast plot cuniriVcd IN him against AZ. ia
which glt fairly bc called
human WlckedncSs ltot
'c ccares yht upon his character that DARLING lr
o ms. the failure of which he ceased Il. rsrf
inc Eastern Expedition. What he tolls
nun" oi lis character, compared with What b, re,,f
Oh doing IN Asa. lie had never meant To n,. tt.saT -
Nharcua-ne; these harris Ia "A bcl H. .-,i1
Hfva only on much larger scale. His real esrs,r -
n"i rhabhy adaptation OF the materials hr ha1 .l
i.ctd i VAIN Tor his darling Asiafic rouance -Tlsro
H. oe.io! Ia Maclaiian's Magazine.