New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
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RoME.-JosErH r. CHANDIEg. Esq las, ..,,.
delivered Lecture ON Oh, above subject, mths g....
Ism Institute. The lecture roou vs.. Shed d. -....
by O. respectable audience n Chandler s,ote i..,
stance a. i1lows The revolution. vath re s..
sent sc.tsung the nation. ~ Europe ts.c l.4ib.r..
aucnce from the Mistress of tHs World She IA. b..-
the seat OF Learning from her nsge proceeded i5o.
principles which are II the present Gay ,tv..ar.
amid the desgou.ms OF the Ga Word Tor preems
ence and the splut which lead, man % ihe sesa.r,
o; his own rights and snose3ge ot himself h., been
nurtured there Ia the womb 90 ACES. slroaa8.a D,
tyraan cal form. Of C lvrrnmenL ~h.-e poN.r wo.l
have crushed her unsicd Efforts she sss tIeei ....
a passive state anul the loud tocsn li Aes..ir.-
sounded and she awoke to l.ni h.r .ii sni c.6l.r.
ton % the endeasors of struggling ani nqusns fl-.
dom Before the rebellion of her cons icsrn,rsat
into treason because the motives y h.A setga,cd ttsu
were not those proceeding from true -pft Ter
were melted hy desire az revenge md where ihsl
DESTROYED they ne elected 90 reconstruct. sd thsi
which might. 10 properly sctsd upon Boa IT, Recipient
-,sge- have become revolution. diminl.r.i iuo 9,
in.urrcction Plus WI the VII sud Gregory XVI
were as anxious tho present Pope 90 Tree Their coon
try from the Austrian yoke but adverse Circumstance,
and the lack of that vigorous intellect and stern resolve
which are prominent features 10 the character of fu.
N were the prevrniives Ga Italian freedom Ani 49,
this impul-ys desire Tor freedom continue o. acntr
the Italians sand The lecturer 10 usy bc rrpfe.s,d
but the spirit of Pfogrrss which never ceases Or
moment to exist, w It'll urge &c on until be rcssaes
utmost limits OF perfection.
These principles which are nov sgttstng even Aus
tra have been asserted by The fathers oi American d.
ptuicuc, aud have raj their triumph BOO the toUd
our pstrois-thtir elects visible 10 the pres 10
condition OF ctzen- sud the people oi EuroIe hue
been taught from our example that the p0sse,nno Of
LIBERTY results Ia blessings Plus may De- fcsluss oi
preserving his own power by Withholding political
ria hts snd privileges from the people tut taoss sho
have once experienced the blessings of the po,oa.
boon of Liberty will be satisfied ul hsy have
conservative and tyrannics laws. VI Chandler ssi
that there was one essential element hrh cnffnd tn
Revolutionary move mruts-ihe gentle and bentr0fut
character OF woman lent moral sud hurncf O. ih.r
which was perceyt.he in their tend nCy Roll stnshci
had been abused during the French keyoluton0f 8hi
been respected M that at ~ The armed mrct.rc
and ahorar whose ancestors had proisucd The iem.e
OF God now bowed the brad ot Chilstsn humility
before the Representation Of tho saviour of men Tie
steady march Of mankind Is directed toward NOS 81
political regeneration ard their effort thoaEh pats
defeated will finally result Ia total ensncipston
The above ls but imperfect synoysi, Of he lee
turer's able aud talented discourse. he was h'euei
t. throaghou, with profound attention, sni concluded
amid universal appreciation.