New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

In another place, "Plead for The fatherles-' ahu
I A. We won!d that men should DO usto 'on, 90 "
syen So 20 lheln' The eaini,d Pror oh'Eeu Ite'e
mr -imar nlunctions IN her iahors OF 'o'r' Az" AZ
red out practically all the principie. ana
If the Society for series OF years ii'ie
-trange incoagruy that the observer sio"'i ''''s
II. voice with the. world in approving her conis" III
n. main. and VET condemn The seti-sarne 'h'hs- 10
aiher-. In Prov. -: 6, we find the command ana
.,,-citc pronlise Tram up child III tiie "as lie
.ho,,ld 90 and ;, hen he ia old, he will not depaT1
rnn ~ Here is GnGs word. We look abroad
imd We see -cor-s thu right hand ana on ,e - ~
ne victims Of wee that iJs them hs iei iof NJ
,-nsou ihus: Let God BE- true, and every man
ljsr' had his word been CbcyeG. uiere nsd heei
ayed. They have not been taught-ifey have not
been trained; hence their RUN.
We are not ahir 10 us- The language OF Gam.
Am nv brothers. keeper and at ms posi- o'
observation we Stand. as we combine and prosecute
,r feeble efforts in the cause o purify. mr. siiii
ole object Of our paper and Efforts Is 10 rare "e
neglected law of God from the dust and elevate
till lis claims she'll be every where felt and regard
3D. We ad.nt measures to guard tn exposed n
accordance with the precepts OF the Bible and ths
common dictates of humenitY nor are we a''ue'u
~ those " no know - best OF u; all overstePping
10 Ion,ds nj ororrieiy. aBy more than does tn
iaiihs Observation-Disclosures or Sabbath school 'eacht''
who knoas and does his duty. All VINO nave en-
y-ped heartily in this cause, aras we Know. 'es
ui, thai IL influence upon them has been he!ehcIa''
ending 70 enlarge Inc heart. incrsase Us sF'"PE-
tiirs inspire spirit oil PRAYER, OF humility, orT"l
nee and tiust. But are not ielt 10 rev .o'e'.
upon tie testimony OF the living. it Is sad, " A
tsatf-f.d & tetector of the heart, and there ere
Yery u.nv now among the el0nhed, who h%Er rom
this solemn place affirmed IN the hearing Oh ihsloS'
the same convictions expressed above.
Irnou the caroftioso who know these things. the
charges made 10 the extract quoted, sra'e h"rsH'
To make the sweeping declaration concerning 'nou-
.ypds in our churches, Hho are coriessediv pure
minded so far Us he end conversation can pro'e
them So ami on whom the breath OF suspicion
never dared 10 rest that rhey - were corrupt "heh
thew engaged 10 Moral Reform movements, or are
gradually corrupted by their influence, Is assuming
rrsD,nsit,it, that will he regarded al tie Judg-
men, in another light Than when II was uttered. 20
far AZ The accused are concerned, the ilI-nied ms
sic falls harmlassly at their iee:-bu We would 10
pas.ing refer It's authors To the texts found IN LecA.
): S-R0:n. T.: l9-anI lisa. So: D.
The assertion that Purity shnnks from tins
movement AZ from the plague il OF IA piece with
The r,.i. What !: those in health 10 refuse 10
enter sick ronm, heoause an unhealthy ailnoa-
phere painful associations, and DIVING groans "err
here? What If cur hospitals should be absndniirH
by all but the poor invalid iIr the same reason
What if the pure and benevolent son Of God hhi
refused 70 come 10 earth because we were poi
our INTO ,!e open field what il he had not in love
passed hy and bid Us live For redeemed sinners
10 talk about Z" shrinking from work OF sav'ns
mercy, ':as from the plague, must be strange PM
osrpiiv in the ear al angels.
The article oi which we have attempted partial
re,iew. concludes with the remark" In view OF
the manv ministerial deieclions which we have, OF
jate wears, been compelled TO record, the minds OF
sound men should be turned assiJuousiy 10 The
cause and the rtaisdy.'' To this we respond amen
and amer. Here we sre not at is,ae. The uDc,
PRAYER OF the friends OF this has long been as
ccnding ,ha, the minds of sound men might be thu.
tirned. that the - cause might be fully understood
and the reme,!y applied. If the observer shall all
in eircling The impartial performance OF sneh
work ii will have done ut least ona Thing worthy 70
be had in everlasting remembrance.