New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-24
Forty -foE n .suiver'ary Of the New-Esx.
Land HnrriH IL The CiIy 1f Nrw-Yerk.

FoFty-for '1uiysrshry OF the Ne~-tsE-
land sscc,y Ia the CITY Of Nev-Yerk.
! 4 large a. highly respectful audience ass a.
al AZ tss T5arns.ls OF Frsay svsais. t. celebrate
TIE a,nivarssroft14 Nv arc cis;y ofi1'. cis7
] Ata,-ut-, 'oi5ekia ex-r-l.ss commenced % tie
sn.ing = i-ce written. ve slr g. f5r .cs y,cs-
sco TIE ruac Hss uceer TIE cifeoao- u NJ Gee
Aasfez, 4 y moments sitter toe music hsd ceased
genera clsprnr Of hsrds c rnsacei sad Hssc.u
tuged for ,cm rzs tom every lusrlsF OF Ice house.
Uoon ts-rins rua. to sIceEAa TIE q this for
although the uisic fir We saw othias Ia u to
elicit such a. .atssoislnsuy b1rt OF spp.suss, ~
espied Geo. Ssu I the platform bo~ing shAsSs 70
the audience. 10 General looked vel snc hearty
Rev. Dr. Ata,. vas then int -dgcsd s1i msds
very lrp-.r,,7, prsyer. Atsr wnieh y rad s'ne
n re music 8. h close Of With the ovTor q tie
svsu,p.. Rev. r. Bu,hrei q N4w.Hsve1, cane ios.
ward 40 c3uieaeet ns iscc Lsie 10 u use very
llpy much t,cspg ss.uch dis,ourses TO often ara,
", ave bsts f5i sos'rsct oi u insiesi ~ t7e rr-
ban. reyor; uhta Ss Cad nie1ifd.
| lin" said D. bushnell, a sis! sentiment, most
hon1rso tss,i BY you in the Organization Of your
society snd the egaar Observance OF 'ai' nni7eF'ay
ta., ucae- and arst istheE. 4 'iatss entitled
70 me aishes. t1ors Yoa ssree 10 tbs win Toe hne
phno.optic sea- Ct sesr3. conferred by Lord Bac
.
tire fs place oga i1rc, .ss foun6srs .stes Ia IN
second place. sC lesisater,s, lsrsivers som.ur-es
cslsd yypaH T-ucp,. b. csu,s they govern by their
ordirsnc sfe- they s'e soue "A the ,hrd place sre
hbraigr,s such O, deliver thelr countries from serv.-
tude. il tbs fourth Plsce s.s rropaSa.oro, or
D. .v1fge, irsr.rii such "a engage II Honorable
w.rs eIl4fsc thair ierril1rles In the last place
are r1yss pain, which Tegu Jisty snt make
the tines goo: a. which they I've Holding tails IlUe
scss f n0lor Thica you ihe more nesrtly DO, you
nsvl undertaken b. ren@moeT and VIII dae cos-rv-
aafs ceeorsh each yea the 23nd tay 4 December
=. the day c1uitofVm raj P.bto0. u Il be tru', As
We often hear that On3 may oo most e1rctlally
AIMED = faint praise !. Il ELL more true that
evil results from preisrrns 'JE ihoss 49, love and
honor, claimI which re cannot s4bsisn.iatc. There
Is 70 genuine yrsiie but the praise of jIsi!-e The
worry sre, taess il s.,.ui D mr, o. ag- Puritan
fore fstaers canssts To- their very urcorsr usn-- o
thei. srCaineH IEey bad future e. u1asnr aut t1s
GOD was DOB lhcU. Ia Isl. az POKER Of divinity
word Of 5ispcsirg coause "nic1 .1ey 90 n-' oss-n'
vis1 m, wfser tam teJ k"o~, ,u prncly IS
wis-i al moro trsusi 3rnIns .hal t-ty cuu q wen
Imagine aud iaas repsrirs 80 whole lato l. BE- .ilri
INTO higher pl-Bs q exiitelcu JIs; aeIe l. the ct
hculty which presses ne % thit CCcalicn j; Is h.
praise these great men juity. z, s 10 mske rucon
scJus good tie crown OF slblm,iy IN good. Its ccT
tain that these brought about, Were the M ais
Of bringing about by The Stern esT 49n oi Their ives
not only what they neither attempted nor a. ~ PA
ted but what their actions QUIZ seem g show, cey
would have been the very as, 70 ssGcon Thus IL WIS
ui.h Luther He became tie hero Of the reformation
not because he Of the precise form hist the
less and principles he wss pr1pasaiing would sub
seQueny take tui because n firmly believed IA those
abstract principles eudsav1Eed 10 live Up 20 them sud
shape h lie ~ iham and hsd ,hs cours.e 10 advocate
them n a. fs-e % danger
Nov the grest difficulty with "a a that ars trtfr
mined make heroes 4 PHfit.E ancestors That
well but We should remember there are Two S'n4s
OF heroes-heroes for TIE visible aud heroes ilr the
invisible. Our forsfshers vera heroes q toe irvi'
IDLE certain class IT wrters Try 10 make them h.
rces OF the vsibr extern yole htrC-s B-tthey iai .
A tn. and ! sm glad they DO The Purtsfs were
heroes Of iaiiu ii--ors century long h-roes, ihhi
~rfe insi gated BY ephsmersl crown. We d. u
understand - . seems 20 ne he r'sl sfesIei' OF
oar own Institutions We have kugs or MOBILES
rere representatives. ~ tac principles upon Vhlca
our Go-erumeat 1. basst. Wa are governed by
and W. oheerully obey As't OF absTsctons. We are
only people Garth that governed, or rather
that govern themselves IN sucn manner. Iois 'hs
rufissns taught 70, and We have found theirs % b.
good instruction for although Upon the formation OF
our Government tae nisest hoati Ia Europe spoke
ssd wrote T. prove that Government without
an Arstccrscy AID tangible, visible representatives.
of Whist tee people should respect and OBEY, could
not epis:-ihaI such 3 Government vas moral in
possibility, have been growing stronger sat
stronger and arc tns aigonses mex 90
- H. wslo the IL s,ions Of ,oeely IL Europe ARE
roarr AID thrones lettering Ia every ci'ecJn-
Our people know very LITTLE " Whist JysY 10, la Tho
European accep,stOa u ths term. In that aeoepiA
ts,ion Il Is mere serilDelt sad .overumen; tnai
depends for tS stability sentiment 10 hI only for yer
sons as advanced In civilization than ~ sre Ina
sueugth OF government Hes In the fact that u "a
supported u ssOn and not By sentiment or lCTstF
FOR four yesrs had President viii senate sud
House OF Representatives. opposed - him, and VIE
out few Undue niiA personal inends. Ile Sss Al NC
popular Presdeni lh7 people DID noi IKE hiu Il
no one even ke3 Of GisgGrbGnc', although be had
| rot ssngls soldier 10 guard him. Nhst7yef msy De
s4if or thought OF the sens 81 tbese governments
bossi much OF the loyalty ~ theft saojecS ine
important fact cannot be overlooked that ro' one o
| them . IN al G 4 II
cd loyalty NOT helped By Lille steel Ihey al
have large ard expensive standing armies AID II tney
20 Do disbsnded, we shon.d hear Of dozen. VI
factions al dghung rlth each other NV, hers
| no one thinks Of such 2 thing what govern
msnt then, be stronger THAI oufs that
| has no enemies snong iis subjects - that 10
uua wishes 20 overtufn-thst al are ready 10 ietnd
Why II the c. rrlsD1er 10 chief Of army we're -
Oe foolish enough 10 think Of playing such prsIAs AZ
the Mexicsns snd French are o. noted i)r We "oui
Laugh =: ia foy and merely send oon'tsos 10 pai
Tim Ia jsl No one would De alarmed or thipk tasi
our form Of Jvsrnmsnt Wa about ~ D. chsnsed -
w. ali this chiefly 1--WE 10 our Puritan ioteis'aeT.
lney the hrst people on esrth Nho YrscucAJ 40
herrd 10 thOse abstract principles which hey cher
lshed, snd who framed iheir Governments ~i'e reie
renee 10 them. Ih,s was uew era 10 zoe "otia
history. But our iurea ihers themselves Ga not l1ie
VIVA; would be the result Of ihelf innoVsuon 10
i, TIL They had nOhing - d. Win ittAs % NIKE
indeed thai their contemporaries, aao immediate dc
| s,endsEts old not rightly comprehend OF appreciate
them.
II " utte i1cJ NefH mOFtJ tnrNsi-s ~ f'Nsf
Oi social revolution How faithful - tSeit conFlc
Ilsus How Little thoy expected u men hJr coo
,eutly they trusted ttslr unknown future 70 zoo
AEd .h.u Wis, honor God hss pot Ga them "n.i
honor ne 10 preparing for hs,r name eOniss' seem
even to have o-snced 20 attempting 10 s2esk 1o-ir
| euosy Sleaee ard bare hest Afe more ~ revlsN
| iosn Eo.d' Or, If you will erect a more 'ot'aJ
ronumsnt none appropriate .s 70 learn from 'neI
~ res2ssI ,hs pr!neipl Sney have o. nooy proved
Toe Grafton appeared % sve CREST ia'i'i'-Von ei9
although OF usu'aal length We ga no' Psfes,.e s'y
resiessnss enlisted By the su6ierce A'oseinsr i
| x.i very creetAtle a5r, and cootsined many ne-
and ussfa Il aoi original idess tn meeting broke
| ~ al shout quarter before Yen CLOCK
From Chihuahun.
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| I>pEPENDENcE. Dec. :. i5i3.
have gathered upon Cur streets some otcer
.ems Of news, vhien q you have noi f'e7i'sa before
nav b. Of ,,u.- interest Mr. squire Asoury asst 10