New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04

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carries n light whtrs before vas dakns,s 81
where was barrennesa Of deNol stion there !, als !,
Tie flowers o. peGce a0d JOY. Tne true man ia a.,
sEted by its Lessons. and tho fslse man il en.sss
py isa 'ebusiDg spirit until be purges himsaf ~ ~
sin The ssroDg an is taught by il to extsp1 no
rRnd to hs fallen brother, and the weak ma, ri..s
pervtd by lie cheering .oaes, and goes forth vts -,
sfs-red heart aid & firm step.
Put The ~hole avsn s slek of the wronss n sks
Past and from every hoatt Cd at ats in the ana las
ui adsep Borro~, from every soul tha. i, aron1
the ighi snd The liberty tbAt beops to IT, f-os az
err rsture that han III il spaYA OF sns cssssi.I
tire Of an sDeellc spirit, goes out cry for eksars
md VIII this. fsam every battle field wbsss men
poob oct bis oIoo or fleedom FROM avery .a,a.n.
iese N the broad wotli thas is anim.tsd nv a
ie 7g o. SIN r. lus'lce, ron every spot II esrth
whsrs tns lndtgdusl being be he coli. ,}od
or child OF thS oevii turns his bach u5oa de.
iutfofs, reucs 'he sbaak!e5 # hoar Authot,Ey and
Pr2clslns himself 4 Man rsss up hopo Tor tho
Future l.. oar own land only, hoFsyec, /. ihst
n!E htier influences han the saord shat N IRA no.
tenr agent even than the press the Reors,eafstire
Pm ce at work IN it, fall pro os, wa aud lis an
diss uise q ssfens n, for the god OF uAnAia' Aud
here OILY, VIE politic. inutis utious are nF ~
OF the people and here, as the peo PIC becsna
more and moce enlightened, snd mors aud mora
iufuentisl th2s reflex character must hscema
more and more perfect can Al ttet; JnS aud res
sonable hope be low iuduised OF the Progress Of
Man.
The Discourse Concludes with a burst Of glew.
ing eloquence, kndied by the gorgeous visions Of
human progress in whch the poericai nature of tho
author delights to Indulge:
Vhis is an age which in au eminent degree Ia
on1o thah ur n and TlA KRR
ouiries touching tue conditi n and prospect Of
msu Here ard there, over the whole OF ChGiassn-
dom clear voice ascendr, TILED With Interest &nd
hope for the masses OF mankind, Whlon Ut once
makes sorro a fu ano glad tue hearts OF those WHO
hear: aorroHf al shat there shoald be on earth,
whore there is nu h that Is good aud beautiful,
such chilling slahness as is Witnessed, sudh cruel
neglect such bitter wrong; glad, that amid Tee do.
grao alton aud suffering IN viii 90 many over.
Wbelmed there are those aad MT only Il tsE, who
seek out the needy 10 helpt en-. the weak to make
them ssroug the fSen 10 Its shem up, and toe sick
in BODY or In spiri: 20 administer healing and oo;.
ISOLATION :-aoEr0 sfu again. that man has 40 passed
from the glory Of his morning, as TO fnd bsEildes
Ing shadows and disheartenlng obsTajliuns ia bia
wey; glad, agau that Notwithstanding a lori ts
and discourss emen's, all dread realities ana all
prophetic horrors, there are stll hears, and not
few which hold firmly the faith that alt the Ia aot
as the good God intend d--tbst 1t sill nnG nus "
dawns, in which fallen Humanity slAll rise, and
break through tho shadows that low enoom lusit
and clothe itself sgsn in the brightness OF lss corn
Ing glory.
But here and there. with this, goes up voice
filled with encouragement 1t can recall nothing
of she past but what is dark nor foresul anything
Of sbe future that is no! dreafy and hopeless. Via
Ting upon man tho doom that was denounced
against the Serpent, it exotsims, pom thy belly
ahaltt hnu and at ghRL thou all The daVa
OF thy itel Il would take from the masses Of
msbs hind the hope which that better vooe rekin.
de0, aRd doom them to night that has no altar,
aud sorro that can see no end bus IN the grave.
This voice | geek not TO follow into the " thick
darkness and pRpable inane' through which 10
sounda Over the cold and barren deserts OF life
ncrous which It sweeps, trace is not. In the mar
row and chill reoesses of the hearts into which il
sinks and wakes echo leave it TO die II
speak truly of what Ia to be- in the near and the
far future, dear aS is Truth 20 my soul, do no,
hesitate TO say Let my eyes be sealed to it's light
and my sara be barred against It's tcenoe till
hope shall be no more
Remembering the benign char&cte OF the Vathes
OF Ail-caing up, in imaRi alton, the pillar OF q
cloud by day and fire by night with which he led
his chosen people out ofphysical bondage and con-
Quoted them to the Land of Promise bearing In
mind that greater Messenger than the cloud by day
and the fire by night, which He sent TO lead, no,
the Jew only but also the Gentle, ous Of worse
than Egyptian bondage, she bondage OF tho aoul ID
the tolls OF ain and upersttion--looking at the
wonderful manner in which the light brought by
that great Messenger was preserved through long
and ingulp hpg ages OF moral darkness to be again
guide 70 the nations Of the earth--seeing, slncs
thep thcbly scattered all along the path OF mans
history, manifold evidences Of Providential care and
guidance-feeling the uudying hope. for 4 highes
and truer Life, that has always gels 10 the hu.
man soul-knowipg that the Lord God is morclfu.
and liveth forever, 90 not Despair OF better day
for man.
At all this, learned oasuista may shake their
heads, and cry dupe !" cold Conservation msy
hug to it's bony breast the inanimaie body OF gone
ages, and sheer st progress :" skeptics as 10 good
in man may trace with long and skinny fingers tia
dark and devious tracks Of the Past, and proclaim
that in them are to be the courses Of the Future
II is all one. When hope dies out utterly, but moi
till sheo will faith in she progressive capabilities
man, and tho progressive tendencies Of events
ceaae and disappear.
Az comes the cloud over tho parched land, and
the rain from the cIoud--as comes the green plant
out OF the earth, and the flower on. oil the plant
comes the bird with the springtime. and the
song with the birdso, 1t is my faith will yet come
TO man the full love Of the Creator and with it the
Kingdom OF Heaven upon Earth.
1t will be seen by the liberal extracts which We
have made from this Discourse that it il not TO be
cassed among the ephemeral productions of ho'
iday occasion, bus that Its breadth and compreben'
sion Of statement it's richness Of atyle, and eeVa.
ton and holiness OF sone entitle 1t to permanent
place among the best collections OF Amerioa pepu.