New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23
For The Tribune
" From him who would Borrow of Thee, turn
hon

For The Tribune
" From him who would Borrow of Thee, turn
Thou not away"
This is the command of the Prince OF Peace, JE'
sus the Saviour of men. am led 10 offer q few
thoughts, suggested by this command growing ont
of q conversation which was carried on in my pres
ence not long since, by several processing Chris
tiaus.
The substance of the argument between those who
dscoursed upon the subject of borrowing was that
cit was no. crednabie 10 any one to borrow 1T in
dicated meauuess-and lack of becoming pride"
could not help thinking tina, Jesus did not SO con-
slider it. He never would have given utterapce 10
any sentiment practical compliance with which,
would degrade either of the parties concerned in
the matter advised about
But again. and apart from the command Of the
Saviour, which with all practical Christians is i'm
peraiive. there other considerations which will
always weigh with well ordered minds-and first,
Il never intended oy the Author of oar being that
should be independent Mutual dependence TUES. Ike
tissue through the whole Of mans existence and out Off
comes the grrster portion OF the happiness OF which his
nature susceptible Take oat this dependence and in
troduce absolute Independence in the relations OF to-
ward one another and blocks OF marble granite woud
not human forms be other than ~ embems Of
the CONDITION. OF thipes which would exist IN the world,
and the relation which would exist between man and man.
Every sympathetic affection would be cut of, as well
dried up,
The man whose need leads him 10 ask aid OF his friend
the party who sufers-oecaHse /; is blessed 10
give than 10 receive.
In the second place higher compliment can be paid
by his friend than when he is singled on;
upon whom he makes up his mind ask favor. any
Kind 1t is proof positive that he has formed very high
opinion OF his friends feelings He shows the very
quest bs assisted that he views his The light
Mind. benevolent, and whole, soued mRn and thar he
relies him as such To see. as have the cold
shoulder given 20 want cennIiuS Is
TO all The i--r
our personal attachments and social affections.
General Jackson gave on, ha. al who did business
borrowed capital ought hrvaS. cold hearted
or more Hoxious sentiment never uttered besides
IL IN opposition 10 his practce-uot only before
but during his last DAYS He borrowed money when he
bull. boats Aaron Bnrr-aBt when ne erchaut
euvine sud selling hardware sn1 cloths and cacoe. as
well amer his Presidential term had closed he in
debt and borrower. Ills friend Francis P Blair, knsws
something OF The Lass large ho.ro-tng OF The General
But who that does borrow Where Is tho entire
" Independent man. II toes not borrow money, be
eorrows mind and Il another does not borrow money
.nd he eortows labor; ssd if another IS independent Of
sl these. BE borrous social comfort and IS dependent
upon others for al these
Ba: 20 borrow OF Basks is not deemed uesnness Il
Is only made when /: IS Of individuals, Where's TIE
difference
rhis IS MISTER upon which no mind ths; IS not dis
essed with seashaess has scra2es about Indeed be
who IS applied Cor hep by his neshoor. ought
feel himself obliged thu: neshboE 70. the good opinion
OF him which the request 10 re sided implies.
Tas subject arut-tni one. snd might BE carried ont
into ious directions ard psn by uunerc Is Illus
.rstous With the Sood man, o.he- Nsh, Is needed
;hxn thsI which stese o Ire hea-t Of Saviour when
he sS,, From him who would borrow Of :hee, tUTG no:
;hoC away" A &.
Tc WlSE-DRlsKERS.-lli Is not generally known
thEtwine b1las are quite common in + 7snce-never-
theless srch'is the case The DQke Of Clarence is
the only gentleman who has enjoyed inner.
sion il ual-asey Punch has tried Il with The very
best sherry Only imagine! Panch-lhe verits
bic English Punoh-swimains in French wine,
and kicking. and plunsips. and laughing, unul the
tears down his cheeks. and never thinking of
The expense Ave franc piece
" " bat! i've franc piece foE s Ipb fall OF wine
Eurrsh I'trd 10 France -
Gen,ly-sen,ly. 4, lesst ftty Others oathed il
The same wine-Gtter Punch. The keeper OF The
5asne had preference for Panch. and gave Punch
the FIRST dip. Afier him came hity oshers-KakiDs
In all Tty Eve franc pieces good prics for the
tuh"
The wine was then thrown out =
Not al al Not 50, by any means.
VIA, then 3
"Bo,tedi Bottled. of course"
Bocled, And 70. uha, purpose r
Way. FOX drink. to be sure
Dsink Who would drink such stuff T.
why The English 6o-the Yankees do The
AFTER inpert In large quantities Il is grea; IA
vorise in YsnRessead-
Nov, dear wine drinking friends, sn,i,emper-
ance h'ends when yoe next smack your lips over
q glass; OF champagne Or burgundy resect that
Lyoness alderman nay possibly have bsihed n IL,
ssd see the reaecGoe viii sss:s, yos IN ass.ecia.-
isf liz saver Sunday Tines