New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-01
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alarmed Is 10 the ces;lnJ' Of ouE County iEe
whole history of ;ts discovery and eerly progress
indicates too clearly The purposes Of Heaven with
regard to it. Could we relinquistl the thought
that it was destined for the scsne Of a new arr
llustrious act il The great Crane, the Past woaid
he ine1plic35Ie, no less than tto FnLuge without
hope.
Las. week, which brought US SO many uapIee-
sant notices Of home affairs, brought also an az
count Of the magnificent telescope lately perfect
ed By the Ear CT Rose. With nea0s Of obser-
walton, now almost divine, we perceive that
some Of the b1ghtest Stars, Of which Sirius is
one, have dark companions, whose presence is,
by earthly spectators, only 10 be detected from
the inequalities they cause in Lhe motions OF their
radiant companions.
twas rev and m3st imposing Illustration
how, in carrying out he Divine scheme, Of which
We have rs YET only spelt out The few FIST iince,
the da,, Is made 20 wait upon and, i; the foil re-
suit, harrnenize With. tee blight. The sense Of
such pe.vasiya anslegies shoud enlarge patience
and animate hope.
Yet, if of!ences must come, 70 be to these by
whom thcy come, and that Of fasn, who sjn
agans. heritage Ike ours, IS IS that Of Che back
sders among TIE Chosen People Of the c!deT
day. We TOO have baen chosen, and plain. ind
cations been given, by q wonderful conjunction
Of auspjcieus Influences. that the ark Of hnman
hopes has been placed foF the present in cur
charge. wo be to those who 6etgay :his t:ust!!
Or thsir heads are 10 be heaPsd the curses Of un-
numbered ages!
Can he sleep, who IN this past year has wick
edIy or lightly committed acts calculated to IN
jure the few or many-who has poisoned the ears
and the hearts he might have rightly informed
who has stepped in ;caIs the cup of thousands
who has gu. back, as far as in him lay, the &C
conpshmeni OF general god aud happiness ior
he s,&e Of his seiisa sggEaadizemert or selfish
laxury-aho has sold TO patty what is meant
70. mankind? Ii such sleep, dreadful shall be
he wehing.
Deliver US rom evil. Ii pzolic OF in private it
is easy 10 give pain--haEd 70 givc pure pleasure;
e4sy to dc eyjl-hard 10 30 coed. Goo does His
gocd in the sho'e, de.Pi;a OF bad men; hu. Only
tron, \ very pure Iniud viii lie permit original
COED 20 proceed IN The day. Happy those who
can feel that during the past year, they have, to
he hes, OF their knowlcdce, RETAINED from evil
Happy ,toso who determine to procetd in 'his by
the Ugh; OF Conscience. 1t is but spark; yet
from that spark may be drawn frc-l:gh: enough
for worlds and systems OF worlds, and that light
is ever neg.
Aad with ,his thought tises again the memory
Of tie far lines that light has Brought 10 veiw in
the histories Of some men. Ii the nation tends
to wrong. there are yet present the ten just men
The hsnds and lips Of his great fo5n may be iia
purc, bu, pure blood flows ct within he5 veins
the bloo,! of the noble bands wbo FIRST sought
tlesc shores from tee British isles and France toI
conscience sake. Too many have come since
fr bread alone We cannot blaEle-7ye must
not reject iheu, but let US teach them, Il giving
them bread, pFiza that salt, teo. without which
Ill on earth must lose its SAVIOR. Yes 1T US
teach them, no: rail at their inevitable ignorance
end unenlightenod action, but teach them and
their children as ou7 own; il we do 50, their
children and ours may yet act es enc body o6edisnt
to oae soul and five should act rightly now, that
soul pure soul.
And yc, sable bands, forced hitler against your
vii, kept DOWN hsre nov By a foce hateful to
Nature, I WI allen rom God; il DIES sometimes
seem as il tie Aysnging Angel wore your hue
and wcuid place III your hands ihe sword to pun
isil The cruel Injustice Of Cur fathers, She selfish
pcryersity OF the sons. Yet, are there no means
ofatonement? Must the innocent suffer with The
guilty Teach Us, oh Advise! the clue out OF
this labyrinth, and ii We faithfully encounter lis
darkness and dread, and emerge into clear light,
wilt Thou no. bid US 90 and sin 10 moga
.t;eanwhile, Let US proceed as VIC can, picking
cur steps along the slippery road. ii We keep
the right direction, what matters it that we must
pass through SO much mud +! Tie promise is
sure:
Angels slal free the feet from STAN. their hue OF snow.
H. urdi.ueyed reach the bills where the true Olives grow
The oliye-1oves waich must seek N cold and damp,
Alone san Yield u oil tot perpetual! lamp.
Then sound again the golden ho,n with promise
The ptnce deer i'll neer b caught by those that slack pun
sue:
LIE. the White Doe c. angel hope. be always kept in view
Yes, sound again ,I,e hora-ofHope the Golden HON.
Answer II. flutes and pipes, from valleys sii anc .on
Wacde fom your h'ows with 'ruTps ofsll'eF sco'n'
And hsIps IN raes bowers, 18th strings iFon deep hearts
;om,
Al answer to the !lorn--of hope the golden ho'a
There l. sud hope, ,hsre is still IN. America
while private lies are ruled b. the Puritan, by
the Hugueuqt conScieatiocsncss, and while there
are some VINO cen repudato, not tseir debts, but
the suppos ton that they will not strive 10 pay
their debts !, iheir age, aud 10 Heaven VINO gave
them snare II lis great promise.
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