New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

aha Morality OF the Christian hehsion' !" '"o 0PoS
q Relation, the Sphere of Intellect and the SPhefe
e she Affections. The following passage from the
..s ~ the Discourse is a specimen Of the 'haPpl'
u,.rner of the author, and will be found no less
~.,n.be for what it suggests, than for what It sS-
presses .h,oa
while Morality in it's extent includes the three
o,hares Of Relation. Intellect and Emotion IN Us
sscent il includes three DEaREEs-the Na.ur~'
sn;,itus A. and Celestial the Morality OF hgnt 20
me which is natural; the Morality oil h'gas T
~ Right Being, which Is Ceiestlai, al" '"o P
ton and embodiment oil ALL c.,
Tpr MORALITY or Right DoiNG Is hrst anu
-, IN degree. occupying the plane OF the n atur,
- snd sepaSates itself into three DIVISIONS; Mo.ai
80 ney3ormed under the pressure oil external I'D,
epmbraaces Of good, while the Inward 1esue auu
III would lain act in opposition; Moral acts per
800 from custom and instructive pleasure Nor
~ ~ 80 oeyforned from natural habit and Impulse,
Ns,iF 18th emotions OF reverence TOR the ordaln-
1870. the first named being the basest, and
,hs Isst the best Year by year as the Heavenly
Order more and more pervades the nations iIa'
,norsI deeds suffer prohibition, and he who In
Su,ges in them is exposed to physical restriction,
socssI outlawry or material loss. Hence originates
ths Morality Of compression, men IN whom the IN
stipcts reign paramount being compressed ih'o eA'
teual order by the lgatures Of law, the restraints
of pride, interest md fear. The moralty Oh sucn
purely external moral to the state tnsy are lln
moral before God, "For except your nghs.
eon,pes exceed the Righteousness OF Ine
So~,bes ard Pharisees We can in no case
enter into the Kingdom OF Heaven Next ia OF,
der ia the Right Doing that results from custom anu
Instinct. The young, healthtully sEuateo anu or
gapized, exist in a state OF comparative ha'ura
innocence, and their actions now easiy NV .uS
channel of Right In the practice oil hlgnt Is graz
nslv un6olded sense OF reverence tor Law wnich
Il he germ Of a higher and spiritual state Inc
yonns sonl exists in Paradise OF natural delghls
2nnocent because interrupted, bat 1t must leave its
Eden for positive condition when II st'ains W 'ie
experence either of Evil or OF Good.
blessed are they who leave 1t through t9st I up
ward path, that leads through aspiration and EFFORT
10 copsummate holiness ~.
q The MORALITY OF RIGHT WILLING AND De
STRING the morality Of inward effort Is seconu ~
degree, occupying the plane OF the SPirltua, auG y
mediatorisl between the natural ana ceies.ai'
From the moment when the inward reason Is I"u-
na;nsted and the inward affections quckened from
above our deeds have an internal HE, ana originate
IN desire for Universal Good. We struggle win
evil circumstances with hereditary preoisPosIions
20 wrong with evils in the organism and beyond IL
and struggle is to bring our mature auI W pr
ceeding life into full harmonic chord with the True,
the HOLY and the Right: to raise the affections 70
supremacy above the passions, to throne the soso'
lute reason above the sensual understanding, "
enter into the heavenly state Of perfect ialth ano
love- This state is one OF effort, oil struggle duty
often wars with inclination, and the spirit Is Tempt
ed of the neshy lusts. Often In bitterness oil sou
we cry. "Who shall deliver az from the body Of
this death 2? But it is state OF life, and there
Gore of Progress Painfully we toll up the rugged
nights of the Mount Of Vision, and when we at
tain 10 its summit we are already nigh our pronis-
ed land. Before us lie the purple slopes OF the I'M
mortal Heaven, the Summer Islands OF Beauty ana
n II - IL Nkn
Skies.
3. And thus we are led, through the path Of he
roic effort and patient self sacrifice TO the CELEs
TIL DEGREE OF MORALITY the Morality OF Right
Being: the Heavenly state OF Faith and Love;
where obedience and freedom are blended where
duty and inclination are wed together; wnere all
riYbt doing il the enforced activity OF Right Being;
where Life is perfected in living holiness In this
divine condition all Of the passions consecrated
and harmonized by the indweling affections, and
all o. the affections in harmonic chord with the
Love Of Supreme Good and inspiring continually
the love and bessedness of Heaven all OF the per
ceptioas Of the natural understanding are animated
by the intuitions Of the Spiritual Intelligence and
this gorifed with celestial light: all oil the en-
ergies OF the natural form, pervaded by the ener-
gies Of the Inward Life, and these constantly IN
vieoraled with immortal powers; thus the whoie
being made the glorious temple oil iSpWELLlNo
Cop. Ii this state Of inward love ano
The outw ard ossomng and fraituness oil heaven
IN life Itis like the skylsrk' hymn, the Violet
Gssrance, the breath Of the sweet south, the morn
ing stars serene efiulgence The soul ooeys the
desires Of her divine Lord with the lnenAole 9e
light and tenderness and constancy OF the bride
Morality il the rhythmic flow and audible pulsation
of the deem loving heart. Deeds of boundless ma
panimty and disinterestedness are ettortless and
spontaneous. The whole being and the whole pro
ceeding life is filed with the beautiful holiness and
harmony Of Heaven.
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LossISes "PIcroRIAL FIELD Book OF THE REV
oLurIos," No. 3, so complete and exquisite in all
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of the most wrinkle browed critic "THE PROBES
soR's LADY" charming domestic story, trans
lated from Auerbach by Mary Hewitt The
SHOULDER. KNOT" an original novel by Is. F.
TErr proposing to enforce certain opinions by the
medium OF fiction DIR. LARDSERs indispensable
treatise on RAILWAY ECONOMY" containing an
encyclopedia survey Of the whole subject and an
original translation 81 LAMARTIsEs recent political
work, entitled "THE PAST, PRESENT AND FU-
rvRr OF THE REPUBLIC discussing several
prominent questions Of French Democracy, with
the Characteristic eloquence and auction Of the su-
thor in their most mtgated FORM
Ypdiana-Harvest Hopes-Goid Digging, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
sHELEYyILLE, Ind. Friday, June IL 1850
Vegetation is dying for rain we have had nc
rain, Of any amount, for sixty days nevertheless
the Wheat everywhere looks iine and promises .
rich and abundant harvest We never have hac
such 4 season, altogether, for long while-no
since 1916. when Indiana was almost an unbroker
wilderness. H.
Iai0l SHELBSNiLLE, ina sunday, june 10.
Mr.. GREELEY ssce my last letter was written
the earth has been made Joyous by lovely show
Il. -. A Al