New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
THE TRIBUNE.


70, ~. ca ro WAR-John Bull wants nog
.;nn ,s,'. rive II TO him. He 10 inseent-lets hog
E- He L sprcading his power m ~. quansrs y
-. ,vorld His armies are all over tne EARN az
sHps IN over the water and hs mercnano ;s a.
ev'r l:od and n %.,d, Of .Sp. and few hundred
-sliions a dollars, and a few score thousands o.
Evsa Il win turn society upside down give row
- ard robbers the upper hand and en.ah upon u
An sy;cocracy Of military heroes Tor another haii
century. All the better for that John pun need
= Aogeing and he ought 10 have II we want
6ogeine too and il would do US good W. want
hsc5Ipy as well as John Bull 20 let ms have II.
y.~s us turn 10 and have a real Irish knock down
WIN IA going TO have John Bull set bis hons 10
srovling at us across the water Wen stop ms
nose II il il b. ,hrusting our own hands down his
throat Who il going TO spend all his HE In mer-
nrreching and printing Who wants To hear this
everiastjng talk about conscience and reason. and
v;shf and wrong7 The world has become stale and
inSpid The ships ough, to be all captured and the
world burned mp, 30 that can start again. There
woald be fun in tha,-some Understanding 10
talk about The newspapers not worth reading
Tia murders lbey tell Of only AT q time, and
the terrible explosions only 90 to killing half
dozen or 10. We want to see men moved down
nlong bat,alions, and artillery trains dragged over
Them before they dead. We want to have squad
rons Of horse irample on men dying, but not dead
and sec the blood spirit when they tread on living
hearts, and see the vuiures feed the richest sort
a carbon. We want, however we see head, 10
break it wherever heart beats TO stop il; wherever
there il beauty to deform III and wherever there
n order to bring in chaos We can't bear these
restraints which are called civilization. This is
mine and that il yours We want to own nothing
and rob for every thing. This world has swung out
Of its orbit and come too near to what they call
heaven. We want TO swing as fer the other way
regions II we can do no more, we want 10 hight
old mother England and fog her, and get logged
ourselves; and when are both logged well nigh
TO death, then make treaty and have something to
talk about. journal Of Commerce.
"TCAsSoT STAND IHAT."-And what could not
the sailor stand" He had stood the beating OF
many a storm Often bad he mounted up TO heaven
and gone down again into the depths. Many
time hsd his soul been melted because OF nouo"
Yet he has rode out the storm; frod inc Dii'o"s
deep boldly, and given his troubles to the WINDS
But how he meets something whch M 'anno'
stand" What is III He can stand the perils OF
shore He can bear being a night and day ID III
deem He can buffet the hardest gale that ever
blew off the Horn" He can do and endure more
severe labor and hardship than any other man; on''
now he knocks under. Ii is the picture, on inc
cover of a tract of woman teaching child
90" said he. Il cannot stand that; il reminds me
of INV poor dear mother il is just the way she used
10 teach me but she is gone and he burst INTO
tears 49,
Mother there are no human teachings like Your
own Call your boy to your side, and give HIM IN
structiops warm from mothers heart And should
that boy break away from his home, and become
rover on the deep some little incident may recall
the scenes OF his early years. He too may be re
minded OF his poor dear mother, who used u
call him 10 her side and tell him about Jesus Chris
and the way to eternal life Sailors Magazine.
An EVERY DAY OcCuRRENcE.-We called 10 see
q lady friend the other afternoon. who resides IN
the upper part of the town. Knowing her to be
wealthy, we supposed the house-on expensive
and elegan, edihce-to be her own property OF
course, and congratulated her upon her good tasi,
m its arrangement Oh" said she, the house Il
NOT mine. | am only tenant 1t belongs 10 Mr.
A.. and III tell you how he got II; twas bull
by Mr. B at a cost Of twenty thousand dol
Lara Mr. A. held bond and mortgage ON i
for FIVE thousand dollars which he foreclosed at o
time when Mr. B was sick and unable TO pro
cure the money-so il was sold at auction and
there being no other bidder present, Mr. 4
bought il for the amount Of his mortgage" Pro
perry frequently changes hands in this same way
In this city II Is by no means an unusual occur
renee THE law allows it, and the court awards
N" Eve. Mirror
WORLDLY WISDOM" Do you take a newspa
perf" Yea" What one :" Any one can lay
my hands on.