New-York tribune., 1882-03-05
BITS or CRITICISM.

CARLYLE As 4 MAsoUERApER.-IIc was
ma'4traaSr Oh siTal ao5l3 anu anu s,. FiV'v't @ ,
ing new in them except his odd and harbarous way oi
expressing MI, ideas Ills originality i IN ms language
which Is a miserable model at0rdng the reader no I'M
proved forms Of expressions He assumed the character
If censor but Lt told the public no new truths and
sought to keep alive the public interest IN his writings
oi,ornd,J i'm the character Of Doctor Johnson but he
could not come up to his original except in what wns
offensive II BE was smasLer OF idols h' immediately
them mp again for mems worship otter hc had cement
ell the pccs together in ridiculous shapes tIOst0I
Courier
Ros>Errs " ARpJoUs FrINEsS. ,.-Arduouss
funrSs 20 begin with describes what must be apparent
all students as the distinguishing note OF ths poet,
manner compression, concentrated color, stfhulhA
effort after condensation OF mc4L'uE dctermnahon
that no word shall be introduced without some denro
pregnancy emphatic value for the presentation ol
uu image the eut"TCcmcht ot t1ohght the,' are ut
ruling qualities oi MI io7,t uH so1h,lr Nti'", ll''
mes, /, both thc secret az his strength aud of hl. failure
r't , ,in d 1 ."m, of h., 6,t coloriig Iot
and heavy, some Of his rurcsi ornomcutation over
loaded We Ions be'a",s of t.l. arI"a' Iln'''' iSr hr
half tiut-. for quiet places Tor something rt
into real, ii not apparent w'lkne,e.-.J \ 9!m'A''
ia Macmillan
An ASPECT OF PoErRY.-The Imagination
alone (. Not necessarily po,uc. II Na7 very r,ma'h-
urrd the death Of Nancy and the Waudtrue- oi @Nes
after The murder; but ne result was not poem, even IL
trr sense IN which Hoods song Of shit j. poem;
and SIN css Is the account Of lHgu's establishment
poem, though is fuli ~ Imagination Indeed w hSe
the highest effect, of poem, because u depends upon
tno bcwideuutut produced by contrasts ANA Hstuidr
and that j. comic poetry Is always Icttrdti ~ III
some .p spurious Aua tIt, too we TAX, H. rNilths
CIIv'p who iu essence s nor only great mas d-
i've writer but humolt could NOT bear the form
nf Ntr5, lie liked to have dulktss aad chaos Tor rs
framework and ,hl and order only n scattered points
-- The Spectator.
THE CrIr IN KINGSLEY.-Lct not his friends
or me Ir.a Nation Zoe offended IT, when We th''ih' ns
mfaiiIg -cOn for all things ttlc We mo Dc 'iiu'uI
NOT 10 bel eve that t.Crt must nav, ht'h i.-t lAU "n
nf pItc flrod u his Veins mingled VIA thtt c'',t"t
irhorot whic hr is sO proud Ills trudgnty t-pr'".1
i'm westward Iloi-to place lOyaity above Law, bnu
,ouIae above Justice, his reverence lor u.-ht 4tt-
tiy, ol ri ht and ideal tyranny rather th"h loI 'u9
institutions which mdvidual uttdoW SAVIOR ~!
Celtic feeling, and tits tendency s marked
h roysls Mr. kngelev is Celtic, too, In MS mlsoOh y
t,on of his strength, aud clJQike uneousc"usn,SS'
nf bI, pa ticulir weaknesses. lie Nluhts ul7 pi'"i
and vet . dogluatisiu s eager and kecu lie com4hls
"A dc range uI kuOWlrd-e. aud yet lie gittis ta'n no"
imu,rf, Ct ,ruD II sCirltitC discovery, 'hth NV -
formation OF old PHILOSOPHERS, Win ctts Oh -! -,
un.i, IN ms historical assumptions, De di1LleS n9 "a
rrs by hi, skin In manipulating eli helS antcn #
rrt.rlsucally eluc In his Ingenious ~ hjs
fnr,s 10 support hit theories, aud perhaps h.'' ~ 40
auupatAy 10 al oolHp! oInIso.-lIhe Sps01a'oA'