YORK, FREDAy MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9, 1882.
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sheuld &c suppressed Eee # the veil be of bronze.
they cannot raise it, aud can only Pronauisate
dangerous soPhsns useless conjecturer-


This assertion, however, has become ridiculous
since the success of Newton, who, in raising q
corner os the veil, has proved that more ex-
tended investigation might raise it entirely, and
tha, il is not of bronze, inasmuch as he. Newton,
tore asunder portion of it.


Whenever branch of studies is neglected by
the positive sciences we see some scientific char
latanism take its place. Before chemistry. we
had Alchemists; before mathematical astronomy,
Astrologe.sj before na,ura. philosophy, magi-
clans, Sc. Thus the human mind is condemned
to fall into error, whenever it departs from the
sositive sciences; and thus it is that Society has
been falsely directed from its commencement by
divers classes of Sophists, #hc pretend that no
happier Social Destiny than civilization is in re.
serve for man. Instead of conscientious studies
on the difficult problem of Social Harmony, they
find it easier aud more lucrative TO put forth their
own crude end arbitrary systems.


If an error be entertained for three years by an
thirty BY family, three hundred by a
society, it may in proportion be continued for three
thousand years by the human race; particularly
when propagated by tho learned, who coincide in
the superficial prejudice, which supposes God
created the Passions without having first composed
n code to regulate their Social Action.