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U For compete Report OF DR.. Lardnar's Sixth
Lecture Sccond Series exclusively Tor The Tribune
see Last Page.


UJ The EIpreSs oi Yesterday had remarkable
Editorial aimed at The existence and character OF
the Wing Young Mem General Committee, which
Undoubtedly We have had Inefficient General
Commuters in this CITY, bu tn, evil calls for re-
form, no, destruction Instcad Of dernolisbng
our Committees. let rs improve them and render
them more efficient The system Of double organ
izaton va. adopted ia thl- State in 1879. and was
found eminently useful in calling out the energies
OF the more youthful portion Of the party. ltmust
not be abandoned from whim, or pique, even
because in single instance il has lot answered
all expectations At oil events, the evils arising
from the existence Of two General Committees are
greatly exaggerated by the Express, and the pro-
position to dissolve the senior Committee and leave
,he field to the Young Mems is, if serious, pre-
posterous f lronico, disresPectful and ,rihing
with an important subject.


Instead of abandoning the Young Mems organ
izalior, fusng the general into it, we
would preserve each distinct, and improve it,
The Young Mems Committee have made some
good sugsc.lions to this end, which we doubt not
will be fully adopted. But we trust the Reform
will go farther until it results in elevation Of
the ordinary aims aud means of Political warfare
We hope Young Mems Committee will
resolve to institute a Course of Public Lectures on
the important aud not always simple questions in
Political Economy which are continually coming
before the People for their decision, such as Pro-
lection as. Free Irade-Internal Improvement, by
whom to be prosecuted, where and how !-Reci-
procity in Commerce, how best obtained The
reciprocal action Of Labor and Capital-U Universal
Education, &c &c. The series is inexhaustble,
and many of the single topics nearly SO, while
Statesmen like EVANS, and EVERETT, and BAR
NARD and CLAYTON and KENNEDY would readily
come forward to eucidaIe them to general as
sembage Of our Young Men There would be no
difficulty in obtaining an audience Of any size-hc
effort would rather be TO find hall large enough
10 hold those who would crowd to hear, even
though trihing admission fee 10 cover expenses
were charged


We throw out thi. suggestion to our new Young
Mems Committee, believing that ii will secure al
their hands rrspec ;ful consideration. They will
not Of course act hastily upon it, and We woald not
have them But we cannot doubt the nd d'untasc
nay, the necessity, which exists for the delivery
OF such Lectures under some auspices Here al
most every man is a voter, annually influencing the
decision of questions vilnly important to the public
veal by hi. suffrage Yet who will pretend lhur
all votes are guided by intelligence and lofty prin
ciplc Who does not know that many
ewerved by ignorance, by prejudice, by blind ca
price or paltry spleen 1t is te the correction OF
these eyil. the diffusion of knowledge respecting
the elements of Political Science and the axiom,
o: Republican Government, that We should rejoice
see the energies OF Wing General Committee
directed And, whatever individual or body shall
FIRST ensure the establishment of a system of Free
Public Lectures in our City, supported by the vol
nnlary contributions OF those who attend and other
pui.icspirted citizens-so that he who chooses
and can may pay his half dollar, while he who l.
less able may contribute his sixpence, cent or no.
thing, but all mad open doors and free seats at the
liable Of knowledge have richly earned the
titlc of public beneiacior


Think of it, friends in and out Of the Committee


o. The HONE LEAGUE holds business
meeting this evening at the American Institute
Friends of American Industry attend and assist
in lis deliberations.


J Wil the Editors Of the Express be good
as la inform their readers that the Report OF DR.
LARpSkR's Lecture on Popular Faacies, which
in their paper yesterday morning. was taken
nearly per5Gtm from the Tribune of Tuesday =