New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-08

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"o," 'e"c" ," 'e'atlon 10 PROPHECY. ,, 'praA'n
r VI VI" p'''e' OF IN" "ofd an
go, ,o.,..' 'e" '''"'' nave Zee" gwen " III
I''''"' '''"' u W. r.
"'e "''' ''undea' men must lee
'"'"'"fd IRON strange d"rmanoy-"n pcr
''Nirg Anu iully realizing that ths age has beer
drought INTO beng Jus, as the world j. undergoing
nv VI Us organic changes iecIns OF deep 'o!i
','e "'',' "''e,'af'l succeed '''' perception sn'
''' " WIS nun ir"' D. wished especially Il
'"'''' wv y ''' '""' INV "ah" o' ""d must D.
"'"s"1o" ]" "ie course "' events We must see
"" o''''u 'a'u''!-h 'hah'r We ms't not throw
lie whole chang upon th" action of fixed Jaws
II wetsAe ia" ground Ut risht reason, W must BE-
Sew 'ha' me present age i one expressly ioreisd
- ir"PhV> -'!a' IL i l''t opening upon tue
GROWING contamination "' al prophetic deci-Ia-
non
p'' nay 10 a'hod' l. Ire STATE of the World
'uoh az l" indicate the noinrniou' mora! Chang' :
We a'tfibHt' to The present asc We are naturally
booking for happier age and expect u see II.
features moro in accordance with IN, standard lad
down in the Gospel. Ougn, w. not thon to see
more marked evidences OF the approaching iisht
aid glory at the \ew-JerusalcE. if il be- - near
rs We have supposed
Prof Push deemed This fair ouc.,inninc and
worthy n ,,cn.con.ider.dr .rIy. He must f.,.! the
Is.i torcc Il existing facts. lie SAID he had great
respect i"r these ~avcrings IL thous hlful mind
lac felt that Ia doubt was the same %. 10 Icny
he wished then to take q survey of thc ground
monizc ri,h The ip,im,,;ops E rr,,L,.., lad
vcn,urcd To- intrrrr.t ,hem
The frat inoairv was. whe, are We t.urh, to -.
pectl WHAT the true nature of the even, thus
st forth |, i.,y,d,n,lv .om.il,,., .iuncudnu.-
,mr:hinc hnal-,hc lssiact IN the great drama #
the world. IL viii have been inferred from pre-
v Us l,. tnre. tb,, VIC make no ceremony in dis.
ui..in. rlic physical theory of the approaching end
e the world. We cannot agree with those who
b icve tina, the physical dc'truc'Icn oi our Earth
l. predicted and close AT hlnd though 1t lher pre-
miscs one" be ctantcd, We ca'.n"t see 10" men
chr"a" ios1 ~ be disputed. We hrm believe
that We "re nov upon tie borders ct the momen-
'"n' changes Prcd'o'rd-'h'"Sh We o'"oNe That
tli.,c who LOOK l"r the personal coming nj 'tr'i
are utterly mistaAcn-iAat the! have !sst The sPrh
- cleavnc to the letter a. the prophecy. Yet We
o"k for the graadc,t moral political and intel
ectuai movements that the world has ever seen
md these We believe dN noN taking pace Ia.
ace Is swinging loose from N' ancient III '''"s''
md Is launching upon an un'Np'o''u sea- whc''
rc no Quarts Tor US guidance "'''c US '1'''u'
must Nv o''e" P''' ""' 'i'o l'iu'".'' CIV" INV"
III" the "'oe s0e""' =" ""'0" MUS ''o
rcighted WIN the veal Of the "o''"'
We believe that the ultimate aim ei "od dis
'ensa,ion is the moral elevation OF the human race
md the increase Of individual Happiness lie de-
igns To make Of this earth hoer world. Any
movement, therefore, towards the accomplishment
# this will hrsi show its effects upon the in'n'u'
ions 10y whioh we are surrou"uea IL ''''' "''
icious snd wrong. the first step will become ap'
"a rent in the radical remedy OF the inherent e'i'
4 the system. The pressure OF abuses, though 1t
nav hong be silent and almost unobscrved, viii nj
asst become unbcnrsbc; their intensity will pre-
,oke Resistance which will incv,atl, lend To the
,xpur,,liou from the institution. of their elements
pi oppression. Ii the wrongs arr slight, they may
be purgcd away and still the edifce be lcf, stand
Ing but II they are deeply scaicd-incr~ovcn WIN
its very framew ork-tbe building will be -,eled to
its foundation. Agitation il always fad at trouble
and violent change. e however auspriou. chm
rsc,er are ar, TO be regarded the concc utrnion
Of all evil But the existence of present evils az
lords no evidence that no bcneGcrnt change i,
.l;r. ,l.ce Thev may hs ,,J.nco. .f a hre.k
~ g ,bs irc,,.,,,;or # III. u,ou tho bodv
N M, Las, time, shall be d,,ip,ui.bed for lax
inv of moral. and manners, for the prevalence of
.,,;, of lawle..ne,, and license for party lecisia