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

80 IN aIlrry lie L is impossible taf ze shoQld
~ ryDocrite should 81 -esf1F -airk q eaesoolns
10 srer.rT me integrity Of ths apostle Paul as 81 Il
pbeTt Peel i the coadGct ~ SI- RO5ert Peel Tor
ia1z OF firoe past does Tot proTe rr 20 b zooo n
up,1zh- man lG-er q ruth anc righteousness,
friend 70 peace and freedom real "eWsaef 20 y
Improvement and the welfare q rs county ana rs
kind th.2 rec 70 lcn-s- he EnoEn y = i---7
t6eu a ioGn;aln on-e- IL known . - =iea1,
FOR myself look on ~ Robert Pee a. ors o. ll7
creates. and Dsscese-rlI- OF our ti-ls7 -' :
Ic- Statesman OF earth IN whom hare greater con
ndence. ueeye hin 70 D. zter!In5, LaF-=l-a -,
and hope mai The insults and prosecutions WIZ "-'i
lie aas met md =g.tn waich ne Eay ocat1Is . -ss-
I'LL Cl!y perfect ms clz.zcfsT, z2d pFeP--@ IL ~
srEl -rea:sr usefulness n days 70 come
No doub. -. RobeTr hzs rs weakness, z: ia--ass
bIt 20 have Ihe pest Of men Re na5 allowed i-4 ..
Il n serced - Zines OF MS tears but so lave al r.
formers from The days Of 21rahaE1 70 the prea- a0
Ee azs hoped 10 seia Jy policy what could oI-s y
ID b. se!fsac.lice but al =Ood men have !nd-sa
such no1es de has dslayed COCO measures Il w. -
irrr OYER ms party by I-ze and tne force OF tFaA
bur te bravest rsfo.r,ers TIA; ever lived have zone ae
sane 60 rot believe hin 70 - er.ec nIc.i -
do b4te7e him have been always SO; oa' 81 ~
gard him q grca; good Hl4n, T'ea p Se-i = 0ee
There are many other thingz ne history OF 81 K
Peel very much 70 his credit besides tose 70 WHICH
nave aEGed but cannot even reer 70 tneia Il p ee
Pr, ,Shs- Q: hi. conduct toward OCoEre.-: 81
s,ger s only far 70 suppose that as ne was one o.
marty who were aot all noble or as e--s1us'leG =
himself be might consent 20 CERTAIN i1:e.s'-'e5 -:
Aid m. our aTr5rove Icsunot myself oli consre rs
motives charitab.y Ike iliuuine the casEeI po'
lions Of MS life by the brighter, and not 70 oo7ce
brighter portions by the dsrEer o. tne -. -
short have right good coIniortaoe cpInloE y.
r Peel and an glad haze ! oter aln my !-ea!'i
thanks To-, his efforts in tee Cause OF ireecoI so 49,.
happiness congratulate Mn on his sFest sno s.oo
trti1iuuh and pray heartily tha God 1asy 7pt.e
his lie and favor MN richly with ie cHo!ces- VI -.
blessings and make MIN SILL greater oenefac'o1 % rs
kind. ,,-,-. .,o-o :. 10 mood
.bat sbould dwell upon their merits. Almost every
enc praises them. Sir Robert Peel naS mace me
sscr!aces and has been the greatest sulete! .'-e
syInpathize the most with hin
How great, how imperious the need OF such men
Of such deeds, we felt more than ever whi!s com
PEELED 10 turn deaf 10 the squad ana shame
less tercars OF Liverpool, or talking by nigh' IN
the streets OF Manchester 10 the girls from the
Mills. who were sroIling bare-headed, with coarse
rude and reckless air through the streets, seeing
through the windows Of its gin-paaces the women
seated drinking, too dull to carouse. The homes OF
England their sweetness is melting INTO table
only the new Spirit in its hottest power can restore
20 those homes their boosted security OF each
mans castle. for Woman, the warder is driven
into the street and has let fall the keys IN her sad
Night. Yet. darkest hour night is nearest dawn
and there seems reason to believe that
There a good time coming
8lest be those who aid-who doubt not that
Smallest helps if rightly given,
Make the impulse stronger
Twill be strong enough one day
Other things we saw in Liverpool-the Royal
Institute, with the statue OF Roscoe by ChaFtney
and in its collection from the works OF the early
Italian artists aud otherwise bearing traces OF that
Iberalitv and culture by which the man. happy
enough TO possess them and. at the same time
engaged with his feIlow-citzens IN practical HE
can do so much more TO enlghten and form them
than Prince or Noble possibly can with FAR larger
pecuniary means We saw the statue Of Huskis
son in the Cemetery 1t is fine Portrait Statue,
but ms work OF Art wants frnness and grandeur
saw it is fine as portrait statue though We were
told it is not Ike the original but it is fine con
cepton Of an individuality which might exist ii 1t
does not vet 1t is by Gibson who received BIS
early education in Liverpool. saw there, too TIE
body of an infant borne to the grave by women
for it is beautiful custom here that those who
have fulfilled all other tender Offices to the little
being. should hold to it the same relation to the
very last.
From Liverpool we went to Chester one OF the
Oldest cities in England. a Roman station, Cestrca
then and abode OF the Twentieth Legion, the
Victorious Tiles bearing this inscription heads
oil Jupiter other marks Of their occupation have
no, long ago, been detected beneath the sod The
town also bears the marks OF Welsh invasion and
domestic struggles. The shape of a cross in which
it is laid out its walls and towers its four arched
gateways, its ramparts and ruined towers, mantled
with WV its old houses with biblical inscriptions
its cathedrals-in one OF which tall trees have grown
up amid the arches fresh garden plot with flowers,
bright green and red, has taken place oethe altar
and a crowd of reveling swallows supplanted the
sallow choirs OF former presthood-presenta tout
ensemble highly romantic in itself and charming, IN
deed to transatlantic eyes Vet not TO all eyes
would 1t have had charms, for one American trav-
eer cur companion on the voyage, sravely assured
us that we should find the castles and that sort Of
thing all humbug, and that Il We wished TO enjoy
them it would be best to sit at home and read
some handsome work ON the subject
AT the hotel III Liverpool and that IN Manchester
had found no bath and asking for one at Chester,
the chambermaid said with earnest good will, that
they had none bat she thought she could get me
note from her master to the lniir1nary ii
would 30 there" Luckily did not generallze
quite as rapidly as travellers in America usually
do and put in the note book" Mem None but
the sick ever battle in England for in the next
establishment we tried, l found the plentiful pro-
vision for clean and healthy day, which / had
read would be met erery tchere in this country
All else must defer to my next as the mail is
soon to close X
Maine Election.
We give below from the Boston Atlas returns for
Governor from $40 ;owus and plantations, compris-
ing the entire State with the exception OF few
small towns md the County Of Aroosrook In these