New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
vOL. HE. NO. 90.

False. The ftohorao!e -ng.iioei .olta'ls uli-
muscatly tfiat mere i uesii s-u's' III y, 'l'''I
CLOTH orhshfe ciol"-"is' 'he W. ape
now wnte on IS mace II Scciiis' Par's % paste
lime weil-slnothcreu ana ooSIucts ny "riIiIg :
\ GU are lucky II you can liu 10" any Soou d.
! per-any WoFK rea1uy ao"e' Sedfcii "neie you
WILL rom iiielie'' i'ai'aSiii aPeA u io"est LII
ciiin'cu p'SS
Consider Tor example, that great Hat seven
leet hlgh, Wmch now Pefaihpuiales LONDON
streets "hich my memo 'oauerle,g regarded
Justly as one oi o'n r'lgl'sn ho''o'''.lIs NV
topmost point as yet, said ne would IL were
your c,iltIliiia'1g ana returning Pol'' u "i,i.
Engiish fullery mas pccii ooSef'Gu 10 reach
Inc nalter III tlc Slfaiiu oi I"'huoh His'eau VI
making better ieIt-hats thah aholher' mounts
huge lath-and-piaster nat seven iect hgh upon
"iieeis' SENDS man % uf''e II t tn VI.
stleets hoping % pe sa.eu ,e''e"g &c nls :..'
ot'Iii'P''u ~ "''"' oe'''I ii'.' 10 'e .. -
'ne oi''e'so y w. anu 10 ~
ii..'f - ms NJ opuu a.
.la. L. H. Too ,,no,,.s H., tho
OF L.. -, Cd 7 .,,b nnt At him n
90 n ''a' H. To-. caasoJ %
80 Y. w NV - -. $50 r. me-
~. ~ IL. - o., .f ,,oo H.
tlils aii-ueaiei''lls p.aS' Vi Poo.
iaiieh no" iil'o Ehc'a.''eu "'ihIionses' so'iias
100 surely IKE Do' S.pias' ,'1s. - Say -
liiES,li IN olp oialeG Gt .oa o,oS,a - nJt
Mi'',e" I ~ ',i 'S i's 49,
sls n'oss ,a,.. o;ait5.v cloci
- .,,:,I, :, MI. r ,I,,ro. o,.c VIC
us',u o.aa ,a ,nolo With
Any i.s Gao, II
-, .ieao ~ r,.l, pnfIcr,,
i'1'"'''N'' i' 80 '''e 'i'' y
was '0iy ho'aoi''
Alas, that we natives note nm niue, uidt we
view hlul as a thng OF course, Is t'lc very oufdch
OF the misery. we take IL ior granted iilc lloSV
rigorous OF us, that all men VINO nave mace any
thing arc expected and entitled TO make inc ioudes'
possible proclamation OF 1t; cali on discerning
public to reward them lof II. Every man MS own
trumpcer; that Is, to really alarming extent
the accepted rule. Make loldcst possible procia-
NATION of your Hat true proclamation II tiIat
will do; if that will not do, then ialse proclana-
tlon-to such extent OF 1aislty as VIII serve your
purpose; as will not seem too false to be credible
| answer, once for ALL that the tact IS not So
Nature requires no man to make proclamation OF
his doings and hat-makings; Nature iorblds all
men to make such. There Is not man or hat
maker born INTO the Worid Dut lceS, dt HISt that
he IS degrading himself II ne speak oil ms excel
chc'es ana Po"cSscS ino sule1ia.y ~ us ia'
ms iil'llost neuit says ~ nm 10y
" sPo'A y, '''o' - f'''''.. Vi -, ~, rI
"a ,hcs1 'u' a. az '0ii''' Wy ,. e..
iecis .nal iiC Is aic"oy Poo 90, I,''
''ds,eh'iiS " W d ia''i'l anu P'oN'' VI w ~
trtlil.
Nature Laws, must repeat are etefhal
her small sui voice, speaking rom inc iiifios'
heart OF us, shall not, under terrible penaites De
q
uulh "i'hout Damage 10 Himself ~ oc hii"''
Oh men no 'wcn'yseveN lllln,o''s VI , ,a; So"
me Natiol iaen eec'y "ii,ie '.''o ''iI 'oois;
80 ''i r2c'' uAi,'''' ~ po' - ~
himself VIII slo" you y a'iolI u'1ei''ig VIII
one assent on 'ile pToao way ne o'oau way way
however many bahhs OIL hi's'ai,l' lotion 'i''is
ana i'uNc aiaces II may nave -'ol '' al'lS
Elysian flelas ana everlasting .,o",is o' VIC
lory' earned ny sileh. 'aior' WIN WIS Na'ioii 'i
rive; pul al PrccipiccS, "c' o'iiinS guns II II
pause not Nature mas appointed haPPy lieids'
victorious lanrel-crowns; bu' only TO tie brave
and true: tanaturc, what we call CHAOS, holds
nothing IN 1t but vac'ntes, devourng gulis.
What are IwentySeven Milhons, ana their unan-
unity Believe them not the Worlds and the
Ages, God and Nature and All Men say other
wise.
* Rhetoric all this , No, my brother, very
singular to say, it Is Fact all tins. Cookers
Arithmetic is not truer. Forgotten in these days,
ii is old as the Foundations OF the Universe, and
will endure till the Universe cease. tits forgotten
now and the first mention of it Fuckers thy
sweet countenancc into Snccr: but it will be
brought to mind agan-,nlcss indeed the Law OF
Gravtation chance to cease, and men find that
they can walk on vacancy Unanimiiy of the
Twcniy.seven Millions will do nothing: walk
not thou with them; tiv from them as for thy
life. Twenty-scven Millions travelling on such
courses, with gold iingling in every pocket, with
.;,.o,s boovcr b;rI arc ;ncessan;iv advancnr