New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-01

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enc. ~, ,o,,or(l,ze III he virtue exisnt and col
1--i- -, - -. - .,sf l.. M more cases and
- -. s1,,lo-s i,. ,s.,e for fhos. articles has
a. " y4 ~, 49,, f,~rn tho dictun o.
tsh ANN 80 80. ~. .,i. +. not a GOOD
move And We ~ iarinef ana .sy w. ~. .' lse[ei
, ., ,,,d 30, he ,ia Of Ieetraate sr-uneuf. and
attempt. a. coercion. " Moral slasion We D''.,'
that ~ boz ne scceY.rl c11I h. errpiovei-
I. he r,ooer ,na.ence 20 b. directed against intemP
ance Pensl enactment ho"'t'i t.''5 49,
49, tn5 d. - combination. q auy kind tor tins
purpose the adoption Of rale' .ee 'ne 100 =, ,.
by incoIp , he e4ct j. almost uece.
SAW .n.a-.ou. Many per.ou. lke an independent
pre-. "aicH @l%sy ss,,r Ill.,, ,riy honest
49,. r,l.f so-refirne- differ from somebody Many
person- rcJo.ce that nc aays oi '5 XII ybe-.
he sr Of per.ecuon cz-t-. it. may ,c,ray tel in
Other channels bod in1. o' c.,.e. Todeny
,,s, ,,,t 10 depy him the mean. Il supporting bis
family because b. u not strictly io,ai .,
nan p - y - l r ne hanging o. the Quakcrs IN
5tam II man is driven by necessity % discontinue
the moderate ne oil H4uoi- IL" 49, -..r,o,i man
fbe be noble and independent enough 20 refuse work
on such conditions ~ ls a. I.y /" ,,,a' - o. s,,i,e
XIX ~, concl.def TIMOTHY had taken the advice
Of Paul and used little wine for me stomach snH'
NJ "ou,l no. M Cf H. iI1.,'.n md Min Railroad
Tbe fac, that persecution assumes different shape
from inst which Il formerly bore I'D -'as's' - ,'
n' '' - d, h. directed against the poor.
lbuta'o LApfe''
| tY- He must be poor iogiciau VINO Oe'"5 ~
| lowed 10 Manufacture us own premises ON"Do'
| draw from them the des"e1 coh0'usi""s' !" '''a
case, the Buffalo Express cooiiy assumes "'n'u'
4 shadow OF proof that the railroad DTec'ors
| have been impehed by " that sahct'moh'ous' Sci
| complaccnt, philosophical pretehsion winch as
sumes TO monoPolze all the virtue extant &c
| &c OF course their Introduction Of intoxicating
Beverages is persecution and those VINO resist
It are martyrs Yet all this sympathy might
ust as well be bestosed on those who should IN
SYST on smoking cigars in a guupowder manuiac-
tory, contrary to the proprictors regulations
Scarcely month passes in which the Directors
of one or another Railroad are not compelled u
psy thousands Of dollars, sometimes tens of thou
sands. as the penalty Of accidents resulting from
the collisions of trains-accidents destructive Of
lie. limbs and property Careful scrutiny shows
that most casualties to passengers would have
been prevented By the simple abstinence Of those
eiDP'Y b" VI" WV
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"a'n mas got oe"'u" '''"o ""' "
own engine yet c'aoNs On '''''"s ,''" "'''
enough to traverse the next ten n1es IN h'e MN
I.luAluy himself " nth mufileO conn
dence that the meeting train must be behind time
"a ueu. 40 the first we hear of his mscac ulation
the TWO trains have come together at full speed,
| a., .,,,o.s bogcore and forward cars are smash.
| ,,,.s and ,he,e Is a lucrative lob for the
| . nj. 49,, ,.,,, accidents from other
T.. 81. .o,.., If ,.,r,, many j.
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TACT 'VV We" e''
| gainsayed' Inc DTec'oiS u '"N D''" INV
Maine Railroad have seen Mt TO diminish oy ~
much the chances of disaster suffering ana peou-
MARY loss on their road. They cannot absolutely
| .,,rsr,ee their Messengers against casually, but
r., hsv. done tbeir best 70 prevent such by cut
49,. a., e~,;,eo, .ourc.. Of il and one measure
e ,..A w. .,h,,;, that in thu.
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obnoxious 10 Tue oensu''s o' ''e
| NJ xx-,.,,.,, .nrur F.uv.Rs-NV indge
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rom oVsc'NA"'" '"a'' az ''"''
die states, the proportion OF ram! anu 'o'"'
weather IN the month lnst closed has seldom "een
cqusled in any preceding May For the most pari me
month has been chilly As to render hies e'snuN TO
comfort Vegetation is necessarily so backward mat
on this Is. day OF June s4s the Apple and other ifni'
trees throughout the larger portion OF oar own state
have not vet shaken OH their blossoms and even 50 Tar
down as the valley of the Mohawk many OF them ~
pear De Just in fun bloom There has been no pHi
lei to This since ls36, even II then
one consequence of this unts"ard weather is an *
traordinary backwardncss Of the outdoor "oTA OIL me
season Northern Ohio and North-Ncsten fcnnsyl
yana ought TO be IN advance OF Central Newl ORR ana
New In gland yet not half Of the land which the farm
era intended TO plant has been plowed yet The
inecmency Of the weather and the saturauon Of the
earth have combined 20 forbid blowing unt there is
great danger that tho spring crops cannot De pun
In al all 10 any thing Ike me extent ieq"ieN We 'o'
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