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

'EHi"'n H 'Ni''s ot tTfnancncf ana shph"H
iiertotcrc slight changes have been made in ,heir
constitutions but Row n thorough. ovcr,urnirc re-
,oluuon has commenced The Question now mas
become not who shall occupy the thronc., ia;
whether tbcrc .hall 10 any thronr. TO "-cupy.
Power Is every where passing into the hands VI
the people AID when once there. Il can never ~
, taken away The experience If hi-rty creates an
appcti:s for il. enjoyment. and 1t j, an appetite
winch grows by ~ha; It feed. on Vow MS
state of Things we believe to have been iorelod b>
scripture in tic predicted triumph. Of Christian
ity. 10 know its effect. society. Nc would only
Know wha, Christianity il. # i instinct with tn
spirit IT freedom. and rightly unt r.iooi' j. 'h'
sargaa ckar'r If Ne lIbcftir, Of mankind. Ih'''
B.. ~ doubt that hithcr'p the exclusive CULTIVATION
1T sutj echre Christianity la, wr'ugh, an iqd.nrT-
ercc % ~. obj,si.rc chcct-rs ~ moulding IN
fucncc upon society. BIZ, noN 1t is becoming Ne
ce.-ary this, the outer man should BE rgardrd-
that our picty mus, more and more become PHI
lAsthr,Iy. In the import OF the lively oracle,
We recognize the Assurance Of temporal ard cor
porrni a. we'll a. spiritual well-bcing.
Upcn tie Threshold Of such jrpcn,sticn only
srr We permitted to stand. Our children OF a
thousand generations may behold hat j. called
the millctia ,Icn midway 1t, carccr-thoush
w. cherish the lopc tina, the other World to which
80 mr.. destined j. one where shall not be
dcharrcd from beLolding the glorics for which We
have looked
The moral relation. ct the mechanical in,en-
ion, and ,cicntif, d.co,cre. Of The present sgr.
f,rr, nnothsr feature wish to consider. There
j. .omcthirg .uhl me- in witnessing the cnpirc Of
IAN over he clrmcrt- but ~e ms.t not re-, IA
ir.. We must look upon thu facilities tor speed,
which have been established
81. moan. tor bringing men nearer tocerh'r--ior
O., gliding ND a brotherhood Of human interests -
They or.n ~" wa, for the silent and c''ici, ~ ~
80. ct that lca9cr Nhch = To rcryadc thc whole
, ,r,,n hind
We .~.. moreover. a most hopeful ieaiur Of the
90 ia the craving rrlucnance al civilized nations
t. war From the LAYS 1T the Bt'"l d'-P"r'ion
IN nos. the separation of nations la. kept up n
..,,tict of interests: war has been considered a
necessary condtion OF national e,i,rrncc. The
e ar spirit ha, been breathing i,.cf out All ma
i,p. now feel that the race has n greater interest
H. preserving peace than Any one nation hus IN
bn.,kincit And who doubt. that during the last
twenty wear, OF rcacc tic race has made NOR" PRO
, res. IA all the element. If hapPircss and pros
pcri,y than for centuries Of war before II there
D. any clear Indication in the signs Il the timcs,
1 !. that Heaven itself has proclaimed Peace and
io,d W ~ on the Earth II requires now an ex-
,emc degree of hanlihood for any nation Ia arrest
nc calumri &C peace es it passes around among
lie nations and u say, with Colcridsr'' Ancient
Mariner.
y shot The AibatrSss
outraged the spirit Of peace did injury TO the
pri, Of love that was lowering around u.s. In the
,acyou DAYS that are at hand the voice Of strife
ha / be unhearl and the fierce Eagle OF War shall
lrop from hcr relaxing ,alons the darts she has 50
one brand shed over the earth.
Prot. Bush .aid it would he easy. il time per
nitied, to dwell upon other aspects oi the tunes
EQUALLY encouraging Bot the farther conshcra-
ii,n Of tie subject he was forced to postpone to
another occasion.