New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06

J. , -. ,,,,,,, tnovn civ from the Public Pr,ss,
IN thu city Of NewYork Col knows it,i should ee "
d, .ron % r,unt Of ~hai law done, even nothnt
but The truth haa told. an iar more ihan " tue Va
BEEN todd of rnesnd this too, Of the consequence
fner,usrance Bad best esiae-and bad enough
a. God kOows-a man all as a. eneff -no1sn u ~
wor-e But 81 nod.si sad hn'pbie enough 20 CONF
here before you al, taai nv as - IS oad '-"--I' "
nv example SAY not ~ 90 up node ior he l@''"
OF anv human ,-.,ng any ether subject II may 90 MS
T., ~i hiring back 10 hat cause 10 which are noN
euy.,e5 and Of vls- blessings have had such sIper
.uc> Any human being h. : perfectly "econr u Az no
experience. and Z wide AMI irafirl one Az o"
HER. b. IN nv bearing one snE.- sh-tS'ei i'u' "
ayeoss noble Young -l0w Who has commenced lh, hs
though he may he drankard noN-Ihogsh sy may
not treat h.a ,uch-thouFh b., friends nay not consider
his druukari and though the lafes o.. l, acqua =,anc-
NAV io0k upon him merely gay an soc a. .i1"-
though he say 0aiy n 1.se N GAS nav AMI then ~
show that he u. man Of spirit ua he 5 MT under DE m
agencr % fanatics and preachers, hat he be- nohH.
pl fsy about h.r--th1ugh be- think u only esdesce =
glowing and ch.ssireus manhood-rA h- paraon ~ d
com. 70 BIN and ask HIN 20 .et me- ne p.ease' am N.
.lenv .uurss.yely on Ibis subject ard eve him The
benefit OF ny experience Why am not ners % a fanatic
nov. than va, before gsy fellow lo-day ever
in nv life an as utterly free from any feeling OF sloom
or depre.on or lans,c.sm my life. Temperance
gloomy Why Il the Ayest tie most cheerful thing 10
all the world Temperance so my Why. It j. The cause
of .e.nh-perfec, and uncouded health and enjoyment
,d from That spring fow all the plesslres snd virtues Of
orr nature Itshe very AID source OF caeerunes
sni .ayety. Let any one doubts ih, ~ Il
or pledge perpetual and i the only vsrih any
thing But let one who drink, enough daily 10 disturb the
circulation 9th, blood qui altogether or single month";
and ,ee how be vii iee OF. what change does work
In b,mer,lv psyscal cn,ai0us.n tie mere sensations
OF bis sams beusn il, restoration OF quiet blessed 'irep
-orrerular ueas-of steady ana heahia nervous acton
Then lc. him to hs drnk-ob no, don't lst ' 20
hut let him watch another Who will 30 i let him 20 INTO
h. room the morning nsht' debauch let lin iec
In, pulse look al bis ewes talk 10 him Let him host the
c-tan from be eastern window- he fortunate enough
10 have window that looks the ess-and til him that
Gods glorou. sun coming. sit' nded by all the maent-
cence and bright glory with lch rises wheeling npron
the other eusVhere and gaiden' Earth " h ' ra' 'n1
II cunt see ttor be does. ne can't feel H. Iher, u no
response IN h, breast ~ Nat cr7ndet ana IHo' er'a
phenomenon 81 the universe.
Go aa To that nan when - "a .0b.r turn tho same eye
20 10. scene. and le will bound from h. couch WIN
grateful acknor edgen en to that God or Nature or me
power-ca.l Il what y-u Pcs>e-he You priest or ru.o''
pher - thanks that power rem the bottom NJ h hear or
having ORGANIZED - fne sysiewor having established :"
wonderful :neeon between mind and rissr, and gwen
To him he power ant leei with geN OF JOY the
gorgeous b-auiv with which Heaven clothes the universe
Why aaan vas insulting only hs own anna pleasures
| he would be Temperance nan.
Anar,ument IN favor OF Temperance might well be al
dressed to Epicuru, himself No voupuary would ever
touch alcohol be really knew what pleasure l. u he does
he mus. give up all other pleasures lichan:e' b. aaiue
and e cannot ENJOY that and otheis also God has made
man such az sand be has unmade ssei And he VIII
per- Il IN terurng from nature by h, ingenuity, pol
on which vas never made tor him. aud thus chan: ing
bs hole being for the the sole pleasure OF drink
alcohoh. must give up all Others. Let him do H. lie viii
soon which, be nature, Let that man who
la, any i-acnao-wbo has any poetry his soul, give
M alcohol If be wshe and ENJOY all that besut-
nl and sublime 10 Nature moral,he must give up.
for he cannot ENJOY them both And how he
| these tor the love OF alcohol
90 how cansi thou renOurcc the bOundcss store
OF charms which nature to her vorry yields.
TIE warbDg woodland, the Tc>Oundins shore,
The pomp Of groves, and gafnture OF fields;
All that the genial ray 81 morning glds,
Ana all that echoes 10 the SON. of even,
| All that rnouataiss sh-erIng bOSpms shields,
| And all LIE dread magnlhcence ct heaven,
In Ihnn md hOnt u be llrgven .