New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

.. -, .r.,.v. r,s.hod. Witch needs the enc for l1
aai the cthsr for ne s"ry ..s Ss,dness and
msr aSso"s vsrsts than be found 10 the
thines tie finds tina, 70 DO Ss c,csare or porm
hi; %Ss, o the
oS VIII ans curs" !: the
@ s' 20 Tnw ~ feel the recret meaning 81 al .ns
makes mn lite Observation. exrer,rn.r. , 'h.n tbs
r ~ Fan, aud Apol;os without the heaven gwen
,. IDEAL ,endcrry and the inuitive vision OF wnn
TUE Ira ,evssiei 10Th I'm choice OF de'd a'm 10
eat however varied thr.r NAV oe ny , ,ncndes
uo, au ,nu w., ".yer vet "A connned tot re"
tions the ars order honeh odt o S Ills b.rause
seem rsuaI and the v'rltes snu NE ,ons IN M
nature "a wns must be depciei and NOT .'"e ~ ~
superficial. everydav en'ses we nu o"csn,ious If Ger
HE In he fantastic or ethcreh a. air inn
vnntes kesprare word o. cit , ,se
in"Ss Isl real world They 10 not conrT' WIN .ae
s,v Of true ee,ius" Of which Lamp 80! IN ", "sc
seems aost tn recede from humanity II VIII 90 i"oha
tie trm, to II Herein be adds me grem, ar Snr
ever So little from actual existence they lose
items amt their rraiers -, =, A.. .,,,,,o,s
n this should by chance be rue III no' aisrnce
have rot b.~ro quite disirsug t. I en- Tie uinrr"hr"
between vital realism aud tnat which we ontive am
outtroS Is not. A. MIR Hcweils pnis W. S'earercs
renns q diHrrspce IN degree 1t Is me dluereuco
between ranic' aud sulercal met5"'S w1
sight AMI ouisight-he w""n WORK nV m',n WI, 10"
the 81 T. ana that ny goddrg yet aao o mas
terry tha can rank them win Tue mister . rrrh
think realism Modern discovery. whether frehcn.
romantic and comm n-sense periods and lus' as rue u
select aud noble tyi~s I'D lhose WIZ" ~
irrrcsam,lly rosincial or vulgar Tue "o' -
Tuackeray. not PIc~ptins Henry tSmo'u arc = I'",'
as those Of Troore OF the nosf nDrompro'n'ns
Zolates They are more herapse mo elevated Hl'
nten>e Ia then qu>ite rnrtraia o. r .h
'orms Even convey Instruction you must ~" '"'
sou-fhe lesson that not FELT n soon forgotten
But do this t. things are essen iai rht- "uO"
this s"-caled genius a~ been observed 10 p"ss y
IN n Mt degr e Tie higher realism 'epeinS ul'un
Ina gin 4an FOR the grrsis OF lis ideal II is nh sh
that max study OF external ihhss, anu g" n,9a
novel md more perfect and exciting nsrs an" CO ,a
ti"ns tn lie Ia OF tbem-witiont iranscen Hs
the limits OF raiure. The "nd mug '.v', =.
PasslOn- resolving anneslng. sVmr"thrtc-tna'r a
Trencnds and excite the strongest l'I'ne w
orr lives are capable Genus thous hi 10 We cr"a
because II uagiues clearly. ana 10 lay lola upon W. ny
the ''assiouafe utensty from when Tue "oii" t"'0i
"A responsive heat .si.
afural Inference IN Z writ VINO labor 7" as
euthrsll the nymI hclrp-y AZ Mus ohs o wa
above he level every day el~, VINO luln ny 'h"'' y"
u, heroic and ma ter-oac life. an 'ellrVe tha' ",o
theme situation sod as hnother pioNnc J.. ~" ~,
honesiiv el horsted 1T l. to b" inferred. say tsl so'"
must Ia di>tfust tia valve OF any lb'rtE
IA. power which tetds ideaty. mi makes cholce III,
sfutt Nely o. n slnmlatiug treatment aWi al "cti
tirma One expect thrn 10 d"u u even tnr ~
enre ~ tn.t high l.cllty which answers inc near
,l.s = for nat II imaginative stirring romantic you
rnoo e. which depicts OrChly hoe tuSe II reS utthsry
and witch mnreov r. nsN thr"ue Inspiration. III 'ster-
it, nel winnut the painful stud 10 ~l theN heN"tn
I cnI-elvrs and with the carerss iehctV OF nh,mre
/ itself Nor quite withot I lns lhciuoh., !nr
ID ctographIc method has IT. u-eno realism can nc V
alihful IA the DESCRIPTION 81 matters etceeut "n'
eiufifn in Themselves But with discourse aui maer.
81. Tat ere ni,llv vugai ut diSaseiul ana not
pctr rs-que in stes the result Is scarcely worth
attaining.