New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01

publish any bylaws for restraining animals may be sei:ed
and ipo9ndd and after REASONABLE delay may be sod at
public reHdae 10 pay the penalties imposed for the VIOLA
lion OF any such ordinance together with costs and
charges
Some private citizens aware Of this section OF the
act as il stands even now on the statute book. ana
aciuated by private pIque against the Trustees, had
taken the law into their own hands and put II IN
force against them. Its plain meaning and intent
were not matters 10 be considered There stood the
statute: they followed il TO the letter; and-here
stood its victims IL was hard case. 70 be sure
but then on the other hand such mistakes sometimes
result in tGrOr of the accused as IN an instance re-
ported in 3 HARK Delaware Reports; where man
was indicted for stealing one pair OF boots The
theft was proved; but the thief was acquitted the
evidence showing that the boots were not pair
They were the better halves Of two pairs Of rights
and 1efts and being both rights the Judge de-
cided thai ii was all right, and the prisoner LETT
What will the monarchical press say to these legal
abuses Of the model republic II Is cOnsoling to
reflect however ihatthey have frequently 'circuated
stories OF us that equally true; so that alter all,
the foregoing may not take trans Atlantic neigh
bors 50 much by surprise as might at the hrs' blush
seem probable.
90 YOu cannot think OF Heaven, said a thoughtful
friend 10 the other evening. nor of an angelic be
ing, nor Of any celestial scene spiritual presence,
without assOciaiing at once in your mind your own
earth derived standard OF resemblance 10 II and you
will find. he continued, that those preachers who
in their discourscs draw picture OF Heaven. or an
angel or the Saviour OF men, IN way that is nearest
personfed, externally, by some earthly creation,
always the most striking and eloquent This,
upon reflection we believe 10 be true and we have
no doubt that to this fact the Methodist denomination
of Christians owe not little Of their power IN their
religious exercises, embracing their discourses.
prayers. hymns, and spiritual songs we shall
never forget example in this kind, which we once
tr1ffa.
been concluded. two young clergymen made tn, tour
of the circular range OF tents standing by the door
of each and singing in a clear plantive voice some
of the most delightful airs we had ever heard. One
Of the HYMNS was that in which the following verses
may be found and the truth OF the argument adj
varced above by our friend was sufficiently proved
by the manner in which the performance was
received:
Where dosi thou al nOOntidc resort with thy shSp
To feed on the pastures Of lover
Or why in the valley OF death should weep,
Or alone in the wilderness rover
Yc daughters of Zion, declare have ye seen
The star that on ISRAEL shone
Say il in you tents my BELOVED has been
And where with his locks he is gone
This is my BELOVED his form is divine
HIS vestmcnts shed odors around;
The locks on Hrs head grapes on the vine,
When autumn with plenty is crowned
The roses Of Sharon, the lilies that grow
In the wales the banks Of the streams,
On HIS Checks IN the beauty oi excellence dow
And HIS eyes are MS quivers OF beams
Ills voice as the sound Of the ducimer sweet,
L. heard through the shadows of death
The ccdars of Lebanon bow at HIS feet.
Ana me ar IS Peil,ui9lea w's ln ,ls D,e ,i.,
gt s-., IN H. h. a., n,si,s an bieb.
,1y.'i' &C. do cbc,,,3i,n veil in JI,s sigLt
And usmblc with fulncss oijoy
Can il be doubted that Of the thousands who ill
those tents and the wide area which they enclosed
and the sound oil whose voices hiHisicu WIN inc
murmur oil the summer evening breeze mat piayeu
IN the ircctops around ana swayc1 me countess
amps suspended anna iner pranches can DC
louplea we say u'a' vi 'i'osS very many "a" "'''
the VIVID picture oil personal ana pastoral pehuty
which the lines contain, and elt only the melodous
ar to whlch 'hey were sung
wv .o..,. ,,,., ., L. -,co;,,ed tho nromiscd
e ''o "o' ~ =, Tho ov,,s, Lo,,
aPr' % o"i ~ h1, loor O.; con have ,,is
80, :, - -, ,,, s,-n,,,o,9s "a Won los
'aaoh soui 'o'ni IL IS J,If,'I, nl,a mn,
V'ipc 'noii' "o ms ~ Z Cor t mo
up your sts'o'n m'., Tsc',
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To redress ies flame doubt
Oftentmes he SHUTS II out
Ride in HALsrEDs 'dyspcpiic chair Walk
alsol Our pursuit is as 'sedentary as yours but
the demon Dyspepsia never for moment incricrcd
with u.s. A walk of eight miles a day is our mini
r,upn Nou are I'm the country and NOur physician
honld nrescribc a garden for Won the first remedy
IN the world-for when ADAM was put into one. he
vas annie n ue,r man A hoe n rake spade TO
a tai ON tbrco mr. four times n dav il the hest pre
scrin,ion Cor Won Try and don't forget the pro
,,;sed .r,;clai Defamation for the mind exercise
f,r the ho9, and ,emnerancc for the sake of hath
hoo orc ,Lo ,r,a medicines mart of this advice
LII NO, hs ios, ,xo hone pnon our ne,ronoli,an
I'D ~ on, tho ,olfnl Town. 90 down eyer
i. az ,,,,o 20 ono, Rranch snnfr,be nocnliar sails
ID snra,, of The Ocean and listen IN lis sublime
INC sonndincness.. or GO ON, 10 sTpr ABRyY' ON
The Rloomincdale Road that most beautiful of all
beautiful places in our viciny far better course,
'han
ny lc low sei a ne Sn 'a1T 49, u
,o,.o,a ,ho .,hho,., oro nloas.n, folds and mea
LOWS where Won may hear the clingclang of the
.rvbe cutting through the thick grass These things
will beget many happy sensation a word in
when no" ihuch Is ihc'uueu "a moru VI ue,isnl
o,id - ndrhons snesI ere ~
,onr nearest friend.