New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-03

Reflections Oh the Loss of the Atlantic

1t i. scarcey possible for a rejecting mind, after
the excitement oil deep sympathy ie toward those
who have been suddenly bereaved OF those relatives
and friends who by awful and un!ooSedor dispense
ton have been carried 10 that bourne whence no
traveller returns TO their thoughts to the con-
dton and circumstances of those who are lett to mourn
That sympathy OF the heart nne attribute OF human
nature naturally strong and ardsnt when first excited
but yauishes from the breast Ike passing cloud
TO give place for the changing events OF everyday lie
which take their hue from he Kaleidoscope character
of the busy world around solomon wisely says that
Man goeth his long home, and the na0ur1ers cdtk
about The streets The world-a communty-deep rs
their sympathes for the afflicted while the event oil
startling calamity s new and resh 10 the memory
soon 10 feel and many widow Is lett with d
young family 10 mourn and TO feel bitterly the loss
of those comforts OF happy nome when were ever en-
loved during the lifetime OF the fond husband and
father The charity OF the world IL pecuuary aid 10
those thus circumstancedalbeit there many noble
and kind hearts IN all large communities cold ead
ungens and but adds 10 the moral pangs which the be
reayed have been already stepped IN How revolving
is Il 10 the noble and Just pride OF independent mind
10 ask or 10 receive charity The mother who until
yesterday looked upon her offspring With pride and in
the industry and lawful efforts OF husband is secure IN
being able 10 educate her children and nj them for an
honorable in society sustain by that oieat Of
all acy-.HUlf-a position II not eminent at
least useful the advancement OF this Republic, the
boosted land Of their birth and liberty che whose
terna heart has yesrned with tenderness and patriotism
rnystcsy interviewer now is reduced TO the agony
OF blank and hopeless Future. He on whom she de-
pended, mas been swept into eternity and she nnds
herself surrounded by children dear to her heart but
without the means educating OF supporting
them To meet such cases, apply benign remedy
for such dependency and desolauon was established
that benehcen and protective Institution, LEE SsrR-
ANcE Impressed every OF sober reflection
should be Of the uncertainty O lie 70 the heathes me
ucs. moral the guarded and careful Of men how
many haze while health blooms IN the cheek and the
active mind creates wealth and the busy hand admins
the comfort OF the domestic circle at such time
syailed themselves OF the benefits oil Lie Assurance in
yested small annually IN lie policy "a SUM not
missed from a moderate income when household ex
peud!.ures are regulated BY prudent economy and
when arrested By the hand OF death have had their dy
ing moments cheered the reflection that the belov
ed, weeping objects who surround them viii 5e
provided while he reposes In the cold dark grave
And the pride of Independence with which widow
with such means supports and educaes her orphan chill
tren no: only adds 70 her moral dignity out deepens n
heart the respect and love sne bore toward MIN VINO
has so considerably evidenced his love for her.
rs ufe.!y vain urge tnat cruel =ophi=ty with
which some " palate their unknd neglect toward
their families whom their death they Leave penniess
tha they now Il good hea.t5-tnat ;ney have vlg
orous consururcn-thst sickness seldom -iss them
that ther habits tend long lie Such those only
who car be insured such were rome OF those who net
sudden death sr the shipwred6 OF the Atlantic -
Equally vain the plea o: 1ho when urged &c
their hTes, reply That they prefer place cerin
az interest 70 accumulate tor The benefit OF toeir
wives and children. Suppose passenge. lost IN the
OF s@ IN Inis wsy-.ay n real estate or stcck-hs lam
Iy would now receive thar s2 but suppose ne mad II
poncT-. .e were L1Irlv settb OF sHo II
sured for rhole tsa Of M nj. family would receive
the Of $1,000 which Is equal 10 annual income
$7nQ and TIC principal Of $1,000 left unnpaired 10
De divided among the children the death Of the wild
But DO people r,ake such investments for the ben
o. TEX wives and cdidrent VIE ther wear after
year i lS>y Ire continue regularly TO repeat III VIII
ley noc withdraw u, under some temptation Tor a
Speculation WHICH promises much first our rray al
forward p:oTe BUBBLE ou-=;F RiGt sec-gieg doe.
Il ots. 20 TIE family In lie policy the premium De-
tns paid aers security Tie family and the bless-
nzs of comfort 70 bereaTed families which have flowed
frog, SUCH provision can be srezred 70 IN hundreds OF
cases 5oth IN England and America
Taese useful institutions rapidIy growing into
Tor hs.e-ihes oennHts are and more appreciated.
not only write IN favor OF Life Insurance 5ur in
aecordanre with tie yews expressed for uly own life
ios the special oeneat Of M wife and children under
Wise aud n1Ina lax OF this State Is insured Il Ire Ma
1ona! Loan ONCE. - WsII-st which. well as many
oiaers II this city much expense and win praiee
worthy zes Is making KNOWN al the scope and Ten
ceacy OF is benevolent principles. ALBERT.
77-Ysrk, December .
F>-i have heard that ,wo Of tie passengers WHO
werc lost Z ne Atlantic had Insurance their lives
one a Sew.York and the other At Boston o6sce A.