New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25

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an unnatural look was carried on IN an uIi, ,,
val wuv and has an air of terribly superiiuou5
sruelty about IT. now We know how surely ana
Row 6,un the unfortunate FREDERICK was "
cease 60 trouble the situation.
~.I.v * IN the press Of the Putrans. 1t bears
thu title Of The Seven Voices
An article in ''The Bookbuycr' on James Nc
Neil Whistler at West Point gives ~, ~ ~ The
ing glimpse of the famous aft'sV .u ,,as then
w,itrr General 7. Wilson says; ne ' was a.
q slender lad Of sixteen years. OF Sr!hIhS ~
poarance His father had been siaua"'r Nam
Yves, Point with distinFu me-; az The Corps
wears before had become an ohcer ~ VI .r,,n
., Ineincrrs l. s. A. and had resished ron
IN Army TO become the chief OF cl'lI e',9 ~ ,ha
under the car Of Russia. lie pun me- tst,s-:s
-aiIroads Of that empire. Young " - i,t,
mother was Miss Winars Of haitih re- a ,ubcd
tnr NJ one of the oldest and most disuheu'An Ia
families Of Maryland. IL was S'"'
nrtist WAS born at st feterSp"iE' , &c
- was during his fourth or pl'n' - ,,,t
It IL called and during the cad", a." a.
that Whistler skill as a diads1'S S.t - max
troctcl general notice. lie was I'"' II, -,
in@, non nd-inl sketches IN camp Stopa, ~
the daps Of the tents, and some very ',,,sss
heads decorated these uncoht'n,,' -, ara ink
ana he would occasionally MAKE pen .t,cr II
dr1v,inos i'm the autograph albums. "i,'c" ;,
was the custom at that time cor cadets - H'eP'
Maartcn Maar,enss new novel; Her Me M
ory" now running in Tempe na'; ,,e An
published in book form next "'"'" y Wv
plctons.
Mrs Y1umphry Wards latest novel. hei i,
heck 81 Bannisdac." is discus@ed ~ 70
n,r;.er in "J'hc Nineteenth century. ne u
clares ina, the book is from besnnins - e,,r
a lihoI ON ali things Catholic. He ends WIN
what me presents as The comm N .r''''
illusions Of an ordinary Engl'sE'"ih
Tho voice I had been listening 20 in'l"S ~
per,sal u the book seemed t' say % XIII iE, a..
r. hook have employed my uterar; skill an" ni
the gifts that GOD has gwen M. 10 -'i!t,.'t
IN every way that can the 'aln'"' ,.Dn
I have picked out isolated stores ""'.n
thought would dis'rcdIt IT, nv" ~ ',',h
tho,, wno were most th'r"ueh-y ini'" w."
It's spirit ~ narrow 1sou spout 10y .H''
Igion | have made s'"tn 'i u.s. -,i -,
have poured ridicIlc ard ahu+" 81 ~ p'''.''
and nuns its J.suifs AMI Sisters ~ 'h'ry,
| have i.nreseut,d my heroine '..'ii Nuns T'''
fuii IF healthy Instincts ard Iurk +ni'".-'".c
as thorourhly disguised w!th Dath'lc ire Ahi
Catholic sVifIt. as fighting . hri'c y" we "7"'
all the Catholic intIurn -es around h't anu
have sought to justify her h"snhf ~ ~, -
sons and scenes which she encounters hu'. !"
spite OF all m Efforts mo ,n"l ma -,
consciously drawn a picture t"' ~ 'iI,t,
NJ That which intended. haN" u""n "h''p.'
10 conceal The fact that in ny hero thrt" - !
dignity Hue to his religion ana H'l..hF ''se
His faults are clearly his o'I. nus virtues W.,
I'm .pif. u All ! have SAID. due ID ais rrlRl'uS
traininr Tho foolish things he IocS ar" AZ
variance with catholic fu iIhD vs. ana MS i'' ~"
aycetic.sm would IND up favor with ne Veil
advised Catholic thcolosan And ny ny 'i"'.
too who Was 80 be a most attractive model ~
the wholesome revolt ~ the modern sp.rit
against Catholicism has someh -. n sp.ie u
myself gone over Co the enemy. Her pcncirat-
In instinct has pierced through the unatlfac-
tive dress with which I haN" sought 10 c.Vihe
all THINGS Catholic. and has d.s'rrncd nc
beauty Of the underlying reality. its Wiulng
swc"tncss. the peace IL .uQarts IN .i" ana me
comfort with which II surrounds ~" ocd ~
death | somehow intended that she should
fight the battle If rebellion and gain s.Snll
victory. but | un~ittinsly f'und her On the
point of a complete submission. Ms only alter
native in order - avoid an open confession ~
defeat was 20 get 1ut u the way AZ best
could. In viola alton pf every rule %. ar ~ an
prOprcfv Of an Common sense. NJ Ill g''l-icei-
ing ! had To make her end her lie ~ a hateful
ana cowardly crime.
"rhc fact !s ! IAN pull DOWN bui cannot huiid
up. | have no ideal 10 propose outsii" the
atholic Church: nothing better than tn shall
scepticsm Of Laura Fountains father. Though
my object has been 70 Why the Catholic
Church. | have had 10 confess that she alone
satisfy the legitimate cravings ~ human
nature, that she alone set before uS a
perfect ideal Of life. that ghe alone can I'LL
the heart Of man with lasting peace and con-
fdcnce and joy. that sh" alone can make
the scene Of death a scene II glidncss. because
She alone point with the full assurance "
Divine Faith to the certain hope of happy
Immortality.
Professor T. H. Robinson. NJ Columbia. has
Translated from the original Latin selections
from Pelrarrh's correspondence With Boccaccio