New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-24

attend many eood lectures and concerts without adj
ditional cherge FOX 1ae place Is here assigned 70
Music as TO It's influence on the whole mind Ihe
large and wei furnished libraries are IN eoas'ah.
reaisition, aud toe books in most constant fenao
are not those Of amusement but Of soiie and per
Eaansnt interest and vslns- Only for ne LAST eat
~ Nancbe..sr and 10. .,eo IL Liverpool have these
s3yaotages been extended to girls bat nbw that
psr. Of the subject Is looked upon as 1t ought 70 be-
End begins TO be treatsd ore and more as Il must
and viii be wherever tr1s civilization Is making its
way. One os the hzndsomsst houses in Liverpool
has been purchased .or ,lis girls school and room
and good arrangement been Afforded for Their york
and their play Aaoag other things they are
taught as they ought 70 5s IN ali American schools
70 cut out and make dresses
had the pleasure D: seeing quotations made
ro.n our Boston Dial IN the address II wh!ch
the Drec,or of ths Liverpool Institute, very be
nevolent and intelligent Inan, explained 10 his Dc
cipes and others IT'S objects, and which concludes
TINS
Blu. tbs subject Of self inp.oyeueat IS ine&haustible
r traced 20 its results in ACTON, L x II IacI Inc
IvE1,e DUTY Of Man.7 Here however, we must stop.
Iurn remains OF which th-re may be al opportunity 70
seak hereafter Meantime. hare soush; 70 impress
one yreA principle rather than 20 owen On MINOR points
however useful "a principe w+ch 70 as "a o.! Feta
tops here is uaspeakably lcporta2t Identifying az u
does Intellectual improvement with nora! ooAgat4on
and moral progress. WHAT farther OF ceai! u 'olTes
and implies, know that you VII! each ahd AL IAllk J1
or yourselves. Beautifully has 1t been said s no, ne
difference between spr!tua! and material ianss Just
this that IL the case we must wacn detaa IA te
other keep alive the hign resolve, and the detais VIII
take care Of thernsees Keep the sacred centra! IRE
burning and throu ghout the system IN each OF lis acts
viii be warmth End glo" enough ..
tn sum w in a few words what wish now 70 say ii
you seek the power Of speech and thought fand they
reciprocaly ad each o;herj let the service OF your lei
lows eve. be in view and IA this service De not 100 Gu
rous 70 inquire whether how and when your own nap
pness viii be the result be prepared even Tor unhsPp
ness ia this world ooth are oCI means Ia pto=?e-i
renders benevoence bcnetcen adversely renae7
IL more sympathetic JOY Is the sunshine wnlch MAKES
your purposes Of good bear the richest T sorrow Il
wand that viii their strength and strike tne!r roos uee
or into the heart All outward fortune viii mus con'ri
butte vurousy but not uneQually your moral welfare
For myself If be asked what my purpose Is IN Tela-
ton 10 you would briefly reply 1t Is thet may iieP'
be il ever so feebly train up race OF young men,
who shall escape vice by rsng above IL VINO sha ioVe
truth because it truth not because 1t brings tnei
wealth honor who shall regard lie as solemn lihs
involving too weighty responsibilities 70 De wasted ~
idle or frivolous pursuits who shall recognize IN ther
daily labors merely tribute 10 the hard necessary
O. daily bread" but field for the development OF ther
better nature BY the discharge o! duty VINO shah judge
In all things for themselves bowling tie knee 70 no sec
tartan or party watchwords OF any kind and VINO,
yqhs they think for themselves shall feel Tor others
and regard their talents their attanments their oppof
tunies their possessions blessings held IN trust of
the good of their teowrnen. II may seem VAN 10 am!
a, so high things with humble means but we must
work with such means and such powers as we nave, II
is or us seek what is right II Is lor anoihti 70 A e
measure Of success which shall attend our search
found that The Dial had been read with earnest
interest by some OF the best minds In these espe
cally practical regions, thatthaj been welcomed as
representative OF some sincere and honorable life
in America and thought the ittest TO be quoted I'm
der this motto
What are noble deeds but noble thoughts realized
Among other signs of the times we bought Brad
shaw's Railway Guide, and opening 1t found ex
tracts from the writings OF our countrymen Elihu
Burrtt and Charles Sumner, on the subject OF
Peace occupying leading place in the Collect
for the month of this little hand book more likely in
an era like ours to influence the conduct OF the day
than would an Illuminated breyiary Now that
peace is secured fox the present between our two
countries the spirit is not forgotten that quelled the
storm Greeted on every side with expressions OF
feeling about the blessings Of peace, the madness
and wickedness Of War that would be deemed
romantio in our darker land Ihnye answered to the
speakers. But you are nightly pleased, and
illuminate fer your victories IN China and Ireland
do YOU not 30 and they unprovoked by the taunt
would mildly reply We do not, but it is too true
that large part OF the nation fail to bring home the
true nature and bearing of those events, and apply
principle to conduct with rs much justice they
do in the case of nation nearer to them by kindred
and position But we are sure that feeling is
growing purer on the subject day by day, and that
there will soon be large majority against war on
any occasion or for any object
l heard most interesting letter read from
tradesman in one OF the country towns, whose
daughters arc sel.-elected instructors OF the PEG
pie III the way OF cutting out from books aud
pamphlets fragments on the great subjects of the
day, which they send about IN packages, or paste
on walls aud doors. He said that one such pas
sage pasted on door he had seen read with eager
interest by hundreds to whom such thoughts were.
probably quite new, and with some Of whom it
could scarcely fail 10 be little seed OF large
harvest Another good omen l found IN written
tracts by Joseph Barker. working man Of the
town OF Wortley published through his own print
impress. have one OF these before me, On the
blessings OF Free Trade whose opening passage
conveys in brief and simple fashion the kind OF in
structon mos, needed by America,
Respected CschTsd my Frjenis-An ask is that you
viii hear with patience acknowledge that on
r!ous religious questions my opinions different from
those OF most professors OF religion but cannot
slider myself as bamsble on that account Ny desire
is III al things 10 know What is True and 10 reduce i 70
practice in my life. All care for is 10 knsw what is
night and do it Il is true Judge for myself what IS
right but leave Others at liberty 10 do the
differ from others 81, allow others di;.er from
and there is not one OF you but what differs as widely