New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-10

The zane work tale bearer revsaleth secrets ons ae
the, i. OF faithful spirit coucesleth TIE tster
NJ. Il orudsnt man ccucesl-Ih kno~ed2e- rFo'
Debate Inv csu.e thy neiehbor AND discover not
secre. 10 another" Prov. XIV y II my 'iV
sbs tre.pass against thee. go and ie h.tn Eve lau "
tween thee and him alone Mat xviii 10 "Irn 1a
does; sro. let no, ,ay en hand know what thy risn'
doe,h: that thine aims may De IN secret MsI u D. =
In addition TO this high authority for secrecy u
things pertaining 10 our moral relations we nave p 81
fu exemphcaiur OF iia propriety in the person o. ot
Saviour When be had come down from tie roun'ala
and hesed the leper. he turned to him n manner
becoming divine exemPsr. aud iaid see p1en
tell no man" When be touched tie eyes OF zoe
tao blind men ard they Eere healed be epIoined
upon them also profound secrecy; saying see
ia: no man knox L" Christ evidently did cot
wish This matter " come 20 The ieht otherwise ne
would no; have erjouet conceaeri OF his Gotisc act
Was Christ criminal in the OF hese grave and candid
-esbvteriess Our Saviour knew these grateful
with swelling hearts would trumpet his aae through the
land but Christ had o.! mans pride nor vanity and
he euonet profound secrecy How oiten. IN our Fis!o.
Rooms .m reminded OF beautiful examples. as re-
lief after relief is extended SICK or unfortunate
brother whom the worlds charity would not have reached
Resides 1: there must be something wrong In that
which seeks concealmen as these PEesoyterisns aeee
they prove 90 much They the mote IN Cur eye WITH
out feeling The beam In their op1 nave oeen Io!u uieIe
Than once hv polite sexton. that could not enter the
church then, they ransscting pr1rd1 matters
know OF more than pastoral association whose meet
nzs are secret and whose resolutions secrsty passed &C.
clare that s their sayings and dongs shall Do strictly
confidential Why not let them " come 20 Dgh: = We
frequently see announced il The Journals, that Cen
e- Assembly Conference Convention will ST. today
with closed DOORS Why should these bodies attribute
npurty of motive &c Order. when they are thus
sbe 10 q similar mprtat!on' why should the
Romish Priesthood refuse burial IN conseeFa'ed
ground 10 member OF any Score; Order when their con
cssional is so for The reason OF the objection =
such criticisms facca. Secrecy pervades me M
verse /; wells the person Of the Creator II is indeoy
written upon the erul mechanism OF his creatures
Who bu. God eau understand the hidden emotions OF the
human heart And who possessing that heart VIII re-
veal all It's secrets Neither snse man nor devil can I'm
lock its mystic chambers and expose its Cherished con-
tents Would YOU restrain the pous feeling ha; would
steal from the social Babel 20 wrap Itself IN It's sacred
musings Would you put oct the Ire OF the spirit ths'
exhaes the incense the ccntIto heart as rises silent
IL and secretly from antpathy OF earth. 10 kindred
sympathy In Heaven Would YOU invade the sancuy OF
the private circle and rdey parade before censorious
public the wounded pride. disappointed hopes, mspaced
affection, all the charities OF welded love Then
place guard round every dwelling-a sentinel in every
chamber-es;ablish system Of universal sspiondgt-de-
clare open with tear from the Inone
the sublime veil that envelops Natures God
TITS astonishing how prone We overlook in our
selves what condemn In others. The merchant while
cepsuripg the order seems forget his OF private
marks and secret signs; Senator the secret sessions
of the Senate the Cardinal his eonclave: the JrdSc MS
secret interchange of opinions In Banc Washinstons ar
my had It's outside sent!nes. passwords signs ao counter
signs ormalities Of initiating and drinS lis nenoers'
It's e1sctioas concerning and con, tutona DISABILITIES
its private rules regulations. Its sick were provided
for IL. disabled pensoned The pledge which called
Il into existence will long he remembered 1t struck ior
Liberty and under God and Washington secured Il.
Our li,,c disciplined cold army is not unlike it
our secrecy 10 guard against imposition IN the oestow
rent benefits, aim is freedom from worse 'nah
Colonial vassasge-sy God IN his lnanite mere! grant
ike success.
Its farther alleged the tendency of such secrecy
is INJURIOUS To this reply that experience IS 10 De the
test So far Order in question has proved the contrary
The tree known Us fruit and on all sioes OF u.s. our
fruit may be clustering proiuSion and heatnul eA-
uberance-in the reinon o! severed family ties-n "in
ming feiiowmen from the poisonous atmosphere o.
those than pas pants-the III rescuos
children from ignorance and vice in drying up the most
fruitful .ourcs OF woman'S affection. such fruit Is NOT
gathered thistes nor ihons II the ooecuon DC YEN
able IL is equally applicable all the institutions 10 which
we have alluded These manfestoes again proving TOO
much for the directors. The sun
Whether aimed at duck or pover.
Shoots wide snd kicks It's owner over
As 10 the objection sometimes made TO our collars,
badges &c have only TO reply that as creatures
sense are all Influenced In some degree by external
appearance. Some adopt peculiar MODE OF Dress 10
dstip Rnish them rs the founders OF ne" docrine.
some 10 be distin euished from the common mass ana
some In conformity with supposed biblical authority
The Sons OF Temperance asve adopted thera 10 symoo
zs the three cardinal principles which the institution
is based and they 5elese they not censuraoe Tor
hearing their hosoms the representation OF me LOVE
PURITY and FIDELITY which should exist totthtn ne
stars aud spes the mast head OF his ship mske the
.aor no; does the straight breasted coat
make the Quaker less moral The ample sleeve OF the
Bishop the surpce of bis presbyer the long rooe OF the
barrser the noddng plume or teTng ePsulete OF Inc
soldier the magnificent rcgala OF Aaron Inc Visloie sac
rf of Moses and Solomon and the white linen ephod
of ancient priesthood did not detenrae the merit OF
the weaers On the contrary we have good reason 10
believe that effect beneficial from the fact that
God prescribed mode of dress for his miniserlpg ser
wants In the tabernacle and temple
II the success OF Order among the ntelsent ana
the good be any proof of It's merit holds the nenes.
nsce among the moral movements OF the age NOT YET
four yea,u in existence II numbers near ny tnousano
m.mbera Six hundred Division have slreaoy oeen
chartered, and tweniy-three STATES OF our
are giving brilliant evidences OF their heatniu ,"y' -
The radiant star peered above the DARK ciouu OF
affections that dimmed its early ustre ano no" u
pensipg it's reiulgent beams from Maine 10 rio'A %
from The Atlantic Seabasrd The Western cephnes OF
the Republic The indvisibIe triangle emolszoneo WIN
symboIc coIors. like sign OF promise IN rue no'n
heaven, betokens covenant tnat loe ne.! 49,. i nd
f,s, assusping The dove has found resting piseo ~
be-ads the rulings relief The sons aud Daughters are
separating the wheat from the tares Inc paitlafcns
haye gone forth husband the earth Conductors are
,ofnny the way SentDels are guarding lne laooreis
fro, inru,ion The flowers send forth their accepted
fss-ance The moral earth begins TO smile and Heaven
moves with kindred sympathy.
Mr.. WHITES Address occupied 40 minutes and
uss listened to with marked attention.
The members of the Order then sang the fol-
lowing:
"A goody thing it is 10 meet
In Friendshps circle bright,
Where nothing stains the pleasure sweet,
Nor dins The radiant light
No happier meeting earth can see
Than where the JOY we prove,
OF Temperance and Purity
Fidelity and Love"
MW.P DANIEL r. SANDS, assisted by D. w.
MORRIS. NJ. w A. presided a, the meeting After
8 BeDedic.ion had been pronounced the meeting
was adjourned.
Thus ended the First National Jubilee of the
Sons of Temperance. 1t wes truly great jubilee,
and one that ill not soon be forgotten The num-
her in the Procession is varousy estimated 10 have
been from 10 10 $1,000. The whole proceedings
passed off in The most satisfactory manner There
were numerous bands of music accompanying the
delega,ous The enthusiasm OF the people at the
spectacle was unOounded' and we saw even
pawubroker, (who for the moment forgot that In
temperance was the life and soul Of his trade cheer
the procession most vociferously. The Sons OF lem
perance have shown in this mighty gathering ina.
they can present an army whose great moral
he aenenies OF good order,