New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

ut now we see TIE dwaried Laplinc-r, the small - Cd
hgh.cheekeL ,wnrhy Tartar the nnck md 1ooy headed
iuenlot slender se,cate!y formed hndoo. the tn
1.-THE form OF American Indian. and own far be-
fore those Indians have melted temperate clI
mountain heezs cef springs OF wa;er and Eun
brooks md abundance Of noufshnE food, which yet
yielded only 10 tile nsnd oi ~ induy tai 1s dfSeops Hid
cOnpac and hardeGs the irGre see 10 oe the clei cond
tons OF rs o-rtect expansion And which OF these wanting
h those wfo dwell 10 hes Tasy' ana upon e sue OF tO'e
hills History furnishes npe oi people Possessing
soil more fertile aud cnne 1'- bland than Gus who have
not deernefhed ana become u,uro and effennae he
Physical h-re el>esher. whit VIII be when
men universally sha learn ard obey the laws Of Temperance
l thugs orgsnic laws of God Ru Jet do tts
and we shall reach the h gie,t Iss iection nf man.
ofNalre ln socie, By which surrounded
Man not thrown riO the Hp m Nature o live IN sluESnh
enunce U varying aspects Upon which re may vok To these
and ASPECTS, nee SPIN that are a!nned. aud tie
felt Wild and lndstlabe delight he has entered the
deep d. and heard the notes OF The wobd and gathered
and strange owe In. and fed before The Conf
storm. h. has looked NJ the rainbow. psnDne TIE hen
he has climbed the mountan-'op. nDd gnze on Inc
wide prospect benea'h TO trch rightly edCcae'
cd from ibc oi,, teve i, NJ her sn,-r noon Il, he ps
,n her "rnadDes which HI. 'prit does not
.ymprhi.e. um what our idea! world Of Forms and
nnd, the hnySn o: ar chdh,col You, my trehren
behG again t'e nlar Genes bee Use
you IN yrLf sleeping waking dream. lenvy i the PHI
Isnphy would or NIL Inc .uri3 gre OF the s'r!
[Afer d cling ai length he.s he gave graphic
picture of BeTsshre.l
lun sou'he,n borders have THShcaa'c rTacCnic
Mountain Bu.hblsAe tFai, There we have those
grey oil r.ck.''I
Ba M 9y syei he h"nd ' ia hene home % The I'D World
u separate The nations M tnrnwh down
When Tie 4 I'D drowned ti=n.
And then we have 'G-ay l,ck the irhe, paint in the
Stale ihit iIr v;nc' 7Gd .ub mtS go ined
~ no;hog ~ New trY inn he " h,e HILLS and then
bcluts tl.,c lhrar N the '.ngth q"
he county whe'hs' Il he wien hc een .; summer Is ia is
'ui freshness or when
''rhA W, ols o' Autumn a laIonad our wales
lave pot their slnry on y
What cuu 81 d, hc, er tran nnd close the dnys
Ele yla.
Net and n s,,, n- ;i,n. tnpof Grey Lee,
Our oun'y has pr'uc' en OF whom we are IL pard
h-i iGgii!at" aIH rne! nsui,iei IN oih-e
II. p-calt,. l,'e 'rsubc. secvded ny is county ha-
celebrated IN their ,eycnl d,uurment rave '.cd and ;en
I, the deep Qle' o" these ce e. that tAe pro
ced II wa here TINT The of rS>t Pet.
,ho IN HI ns 0t pnrty. he's not heeH exccleI snce
he s'oed bee ILovn MD to Their naru,.,.
md here III cLwid. srtc"er by tn. ;he home afec-
ton oions *h: cu',n' soci 1iiri have sven ne,
grace o ST e and her universal symga'hy with all that
But Nature her ncrprI9a rourds ard heed, MT
The warts "r the wHils tr The y o her chdei ihe cy
voice uf prtic love- tie desoron oi widow and the fG
therles, the bridal pry und funeral procession, are n
al ke her. Alike forest. wkeie sees her ant by
,he human habiatons she pnln, TIE flower md plies the
tiny ,hntc" wi which she the weA ofhe leaf
hen eye TINT hn Locked upon her VITA nlet enthusiasm
co,ed denh Size does nni ween How different from thus
mothe! into which the child that lies
IN her lap LOOKS up'
[Dr H. thea referred the effects Of human society the
spirit of man. in distinction from e eil.rts of Naiure-he
eqaay o right security m the en yert of right, division OF
property and religion each ohese he produced
original pasng TINT spirit Of reverence which cnr
ncerized our inhe opposition that which scards nnd
trampes down those sacred obssrvanrcs whch m the Poe
.ry Of Religion, without which b1r;y and Religion would
he overuid and crushed by that which ought noui,h and
project them
Put whatever the Future may be has done well
r he rn.t Where ,h. nd able Or better Pastors;
o-mol= o' wider ul hnier influence iia III Flwnn md
b Missionary Society, nimed IN Feb 1873 wns me hrs intm
ed "a Ne 9t II d %l 10 o ri e county .an5 ysa ne In h,
atksiitc -. ard most sainF spot y'.i'r by the
esu Missionary Soc,eiy orglru'-tl re. md here op
formed he first Agricultural sncrey The donations Of The
ther state County octy. wi the ton Of the Stale
~ ey ,Im II md ,h+ nnbles, use o wealth is I"
1t gathered 10 refresh The waste places OF the
earth.
ing .en,ence oi the sermon suice hHve already
occupied too much spaca lie concluded by word of wei
come 10 tho no had VISITED er Old homes Natives and
Ermer citizen. of BERKSHIRE ,vccae y0li-nnt To
@ se mo-, n rn.I ent r,nnrnens not To the ceeb tIun
of my party national triumph bur, the old homestead 10
csc Genes OF yu euriy day, TO these m'ntts and vi
hes md i cam. and kes the halowed rcstnx places Of
he dear departed welcome you Ia the vain srHsp 81 sa'
died md iicnd, 10 ra, oaal-ovty the BERKSHIRE JU
BILEg.
Aer the singing OF an Anthem, Before Jrho-
vsh's awful throne" the POEM by Rev. WILLIAM
ALLEN, ID. son of the fist clergyman OF Pitts
field, himself formerly President of Bowdoin Col
Iege. was delivered. He was Pastor in PilsGeld
40 years ago. He proessed not 10 touch the harp
with the inspiration Of Poet, for he was n trhite-
haired man, yet he would attempt TO sing the Poets
strain:
"Nor needs he kill of hand lis srains,o wreahe.
HIS very t.eme his ack %; skin supplies:
et K,Ik hire MIR upon his h.rp strirgs breathe,
Twill wake at once The -a.olidn Me!ciies
He then referred 10 the Indian name and by gone
scenes of Be kshire, no iarer scenes 'does the
wheeling earth turn up from darkness TO the suns
best light
.Bsnetti, our soil is iourd the iron ore.
Bnt ron strength of soul is better far.
Our h n. are marble pure. but pure much more
is stainless beauty. bright Us morning star
In noticing some Of the great departed, he made q
feeling uluson 10 the dying EXPIRE Of his father
ubo was the first minister OF Pcntoosuc,' the ln-
dian name of Pi,tsfrld. After enumeraIing the dis
ripgui.hed living ornaments oi Berkshire, he closed
h;s poem with prayer that VIZ might be ike our
Cs,h-rs There were more than 100 stanzss of the
sno,e metre. The following, in reference 10 the
,o.,ls remonslrance of Fl-id Bryant and Sedg-
wick, against the Annexation OF Texas was is-
ceived by a burst oi applause from IN" audience
"Of Field and Sadguic.. res"4,e and free.
Y ;..riy s!iv-h yucr voacti 10 vain
T, bend Their .,e rs.h.r- mirht md ,tu6bnfn Snee
To tire great Image on tle Texan phll.
was very much plss,eI vith the poem. II wes
,sej on,rips 70 4s- a venerable. oiJ nocior OF BIZ
y,oit, produce such compositions aud IN such all
enthusiastic mauntr, us y sas this pom
Hon. ] illus Roosevelt, VI. Z. then read shor,
po.,o, written b, Nm. Pr, Palmer. lrwas IN two
p,rts. The first WAS called The Mo'hef-LandS :
Home-Can;' the second, The Response OF the
u -. ,..,,..-s, Berkshire calls 10 her sons
..R-,urs and f,cyhoad's faded spring
<ra!! nioom 5,,utd >iannccd' nnnewn;t track
And Nenn.,'> fluent u. ,hlns tin:
Hei shadow fiOiE Lie tiIi oaeS.
Her SOUS answer:
"r,,l, land of the lovely, 'te equal. the brave!
nev,r rod by . tie. never tiiled ny -ave;
uh.re -te lore % world t0 The Ha'niet - ilnusnt
a, spe.cn is Us iie- Ine riHon' 0i thous NJ. ;,
Mr. drrr thn, wi,h cut ui .ieh' "ct ~ liinn
Va,s The hnnr and the heG. we lett srGdened behnd
ss IN. Inv. in the tie. as her Des IN The cove.
These these have been eve' otI centre VI .ose-
O- bouch like thy ,pnr birds I~n home DER the sea
j av and u: mt deans have still been with thee
a hymn 10 ,ll- tune OF Old Hundred was then
sung. all the consre CATION joining in the exercise
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