New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

We have associated Societies for that purpose. wee
supported OF but very recent origin 80 Tar as IN
country concerned the oldest "a our own, snd mis- "A
the sd Anniversary OF The American Society Of Printers
From the record Of The Of ;s members collected
IN l-4O Ind that forty printers united 10 rs lorna
ton. of these. only foCr nov living. active mem
bers fifteen Of the original members are known 10 be
dead While the other members ceased 20 - O.. can
I recognize among those names, those whom kno" %
be living Mutual assistance ia not the only object OF
this society We have banded ourselves together Tor
instruction and with this object IN view. have estso
l.hed library which s accessible 70 al ;he members
The speaker then went 10 speak of the advantages
70 be derived from belonging 10 such associations
When the hour q sickness draws neer you hnd IN
Your brother ms rhcrs The watchful end unwesred a.
PENDANTS az your SICK bed and when the mortal hroes
of the destu-s gony seize upon the exhausted frame
your mind turn % Eternity without being oppressed
/ By the anxious cares Of this world
He concluded in an eloquent ezhortston 10 al con
neced with the Press TO become members BY so doing
they would support a society which hsd for Ia maxim
the gool Of eli connected with L.
TIE poem written by WV GLAND BoURSE
Esq Editor OF the N0rfira Dsuovaf, and well known
70 the readers Of Ths Tribua, BY ais Poeleal cOntr
button. 70 re columns was then read BY 7 W RENNE
lite entitled The Reiormer and contains many pas
sases Of great spirit and beauty. We have only space
for the concluding portion
! o AIT DIVINE In thee me world shs.. md
! I,s GREAT RrFoRmFRi knowledge springs from thee
/ A flashes light in mondays golden beam
| on dsfkened minds thy espng rays snail pour.
And where the written page outweiehed the gold
| And mouldered sieHt. or 20 archives gave
Surprising worth the child shall toy In thee
| The sighiless win thee from the printed page
The deaf have visual prophecy of bliss
And they whose tongues were never lOOsed b speak
Rejoicing words, eau break their silent spell
! pRoPHEr Of NAN ToNGUTs To truth divine
Tiny foot was conserrate DER distant lan6s
Thy path hiss led and long untutored tribes
| Thy presence feel and learn the brighter way
| Thy handmade Faith.-thai points the darkened eye
From earthly sense % Hopes seIsphic wing
| Giving true law 20 nations springins now
| From Errors night snd bearing healing leaves
| From les loved Tree that in ~ freshness blooms
| The exile from his home VINO flies - teach
/ TIE wandering soul. with thee declares the balm.
| Where Chins = millions az thC.r affairs bow,
| And Jspsns children tread the Christian Cross
| Beneath their feet and on the bslmy pam
I Where Brams iesds the HndOo % MS shrine
| To where the Tartar rosms or driving SHOWS
| sweep down : erian hills to Northern seas
| Thy voice shall speak
From where Pomaro gave
| First uttori 10 thy voice 90 coral isles
| That breas. the rolling surf, or giani peak.
/ Tina, lift their hosry brows DER beating wsyes
/ Where wild Films dem0niGc orgies hold
| Ger conquered foes and grand MarQuesan hills
| Preserve their silent r. IN 20 Austria wastes.
Aud DER the Countless l-les-thy power shall speak
! The jsrgou tongues of Airics burning sands
| shall take their written language from thy skill
Aud mystic hierogiyphs, thst hide The .ofe
| OF fgypts brightest age shall give 10 thee
|
| That deck Psimyras wastes. shall bow 10 thee
| The classic wal Ks where sagcs stood and spoke
Their cherished words-snd ancient hills, where rose
| The polished marble on their SUBMITS high
! Byzantium. crowded gates. and steppes vsst
| OF Russias wide dCmain-Itslia sceues-
| The towering Alps-tho neids Of sunny France
And where The ice-bound shores al lress the Pole
| With stormy surf and bright Aaroras hlht
/ The winuy sky-thy countless tongues shall speak
| An round the world thy Prophet path shall shine
| REFoEyER thou with Kilt OF every tongue,
d aN.a b. sln. a. aNHr
| NoBLEsr or AIRS -REFoRNFR AR DIVINE
To Truth first consecrate Thy spirit be
/ impaired from high The Gospel wings
/ To every and by thee Thy name shall pour
| Existic light 90 Adams wandering race.
Faith puts her trust m thee In earnest prayer
Hope spreads her wings, and with awaking power
Bids Love put on her sandals clothed 10 Peace
! And bearing knowledge on thy speeding way
| With Science aiding Truth Our God O. thee
Shall give HIS Spirit 10 reform the world
Mr. JEwETr was introduced. and pronounced an
eloquent and slowing sketch Of Frsuklins life We
are sorry that the press Of other matter excludes the
publication Of it ihi, morning. We shall endesvor 10
/ make room for II tomorrow 10 was an admirable
production coutsning many points Of great eloquenee
and electrical power and frequently interrupted
BY bursts Of warm and cordial sppsuse
The Choir then sung ,ae following by Edward A.
Mclaughlin
Der Reason. din becouded heaven
| The potent GENUS moved subj me
Where Moral Night her car hsd driven
| Along the centuret Course of Time
save here and there misty ray
That twink ed forth the oouniless cope
The nenlsl skies 20 darkness lsy.
And slept beuesih the eheruh Hope
Midway the spirit stayed bic eight
Where sevnfold gloom involved the sphere
Reversed the wheels Of Mora Night
And chsinsi the Demon chsrioiser
lie called Prom Guy the sul.en vast
The Intellectual Lighnngs came
swirl 20 their mighty Master passed
And stood revealed Ia Tongues Of same.
They bow their HOMAGE Here we are
As unto each he gave command
These % Hume the isles sisr.
/ And those % lE bf the broader Land
Then broke the Day. 50 long confined
Benesfn Tie y ght Of moral gloom.
And warmed = lite and bloom ths Mind
As spring wakes from Winter tomb
Nicegereui q OxNIsciENcE hin
All Art Al Science shall otey;
Winged Ike the four-isced Cherubim.
To guide TIE car Of MokAL DAY
Roll on roll on the BURNING Wheels
Ne spirit Tongues your nres iu1press
I'll Earth, with al IL Household feels
The hsloSiug influence Of The PRxss
The programme snd poem were printed Oh = new
and improved cylinder, in operation on the spot
Al the close CT The literary exercises AFTER short
delay. the company eon5Ected 70 the upper ball
where tables for 500 persons hsd been arranged b.
Mr. Miller
* Msyor HAKrEK presided assisted BY Gen Morris
Geo. Ns,hsr Esq sni Geo Bruce. Esq The Pre.i
dent msde some apt and appropriate remarks on tax
ns hs after which the following Regular Toast.
were read
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