New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-06
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OLD Winter haih caUe with q stral;hy tread,
Der tee fallen Autumn leaves,
And ,hriiiy he whis-,h o7ethead,
And pipeth beneath the saves.
Let him come We care not amid ou- ,nir;h
For ihe driving snow or rain;
For little we -sck O; the cold. dull hearth,
Or the broken windoT pane
'Tis stormy night, bu, our gee shall mock
Al The winds that loudly pIate,
IA ;ney echo the Innho Of the poor ;na. knock
y th their ceid nsrds II our cu;a.
The poor We give th.g, thu half picked bole,
hcd ;he dry and mdewed TREAD;
All! they never, COP help them! knox he pain
OF beng over led
Fill round again wih the cheering vine.
White Inc Gre grows and bright;
And sing ne song, sweetheart OF mine,
Eve you whisper the cords Good night"
You never will dream, meath the covering warm
OF your soft end curisinad bed,
OF the scanty rug ami tue sbiFeriag fo::a.
And the ys~ring roof oeihsad.
Tie pour Con pity ;hsm in !hsi. need
We've q prayer for their every groan;
They ask as with ouistreiched hands Tor bread,
And We give unto ihsrn stone.
COP help them COP help IA! for much we lack,
Though nffy and rich we be,
!iDd open our hearts unto u! that knock
With The CRY Of CHARITY
The Editors Gossip with Readers aud Cores
porGenls' is racy and Interesting, as usual Ire
following description is both graphic and truthful;
A NUIsAEcE.--Oi all huisances on The face Of
the glohed eirth, peneps ti,re Is none t2at qi.ie
comes up 10 TINT OF the protested public wrangIer
on religious topics. sy This term, we mean tue
ia4n who makes basness Of going around the
country and challenging every minister Of tminerce
10 q public discussion some noo:ed pom: Ci
tdeoogy and sometimes a en- on the nature designs
and a;ticu;es of Deity. Not many divines OF
santisC have escaped Challenge from some one
OF other of these religious izaroni but few, II any,
10 ther honor be il si,tsa, have ever bestowed any
notice or such challenges. Once IN 4 wh!e. how
ever. some one OF these ovsfzeaiops champions OF
a cause tha, uec;ls not theh aid, meets with d
brother vracgler OF different him, who is not un-
willing 10 meet him IN puuic discussion, al n
shilling head. But such Cccalions aImost inys-
riablv end in quarfels aud persona abuse .aG then
the tWo combatans not unfrequeity exhibit Inc ei-
feet OF their own reiig ious faith on their tenn
pers and practice III such wise as 10 call UP The
bLish of shame on tire couuienaIce Of the true
Christian, coafrin tee old nfdei in fs uubeiei, and
make ten rev scorners, whiie their sbors convert
not solitary sinGrr from the error Of lis ways The
presumption of many OF these itnsis2 disputan,s,
il hardly exceeded by their 5noTance geat al that
frequently Is; but ;heir VANITY and seifcomplacen-
far -uJz,iD elmer OF these qualities. friend tn.
other DAY, in describing one Of these religious gai-
ators wro by the b. has been striving fr The last
twenty wears 10 make . noise IL the w'Sid, but
withou, success, observsd, ihst he belonee To iht
class Of beings who are always chin deep o diff
cGfIies themselves, and yet uncy ,!iey esecia-
ly ser apart b. GoDto help iiia out Of dilepnss
The KnickeIbocker is Published; by JOIN Allen,
No f39Nassau-sl,eet. TerIes So per annuu, in
advance.