New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

prt'er &c Of such mediocre visitors amid :. :,
Natural freedom and grace s
This volume is published vithou,
We presume that universal rumor ia co.--'~
ascribDg the authorship 10 a daughter .r.,
FESIkoRx COOPER.
q "CHAsBERs's lsFoRsArios FOR ra,o.
PLE.' No. l6, contains some bansers, as TIA 49,.
mert for instance, that in the United STATE. a.
not allowed for 4 rich proprietor TO leave III. 81
oil bis wealth to any one Of his childfen-th. -
direct that il shall be divided equally or near,
among the whole" There are destructive ,t,s-
on South America, the East and West India. A.,
Oh The Private and Social Duties of Life, III. H.
being chiefly compiled from The Moral c.
Book by our distinguished countrvnan. N. !.
William Sullivan. Of Boston.
Inc remarks on the absence OF poverty Ana.
the OuaAers may sugges, some impcstsn, ,.s.'
tons:
striking instance Of the .b..,,, NJ NASSAU,
large class OF society is found in the o..s orna
ers, or community OF Friends With soma 80. ~
sriies in speech and dress, not worth 49,
heed, this numerous body of individu.ls ,rt 49,.
fixed uniform principle OF s1ppressing the p,,.,,.'
They curb the appetites a5d headIons inea.a.,
human nature. In this may be said to lie sss Sal
stance Of Sound morals. TIE Quskers, ths,.s.'
hsbitusly practice what other classe. only tbsouS
upon, at least are seldom performing The w.
quence Of this guardedness in thought and .ts.
is that although there are many thous snds Of IA,
ers in Great Britain. and Dany Thousands IA A
United States OF Americs neither in the onecou,t,
nor the other do We ever find a Quaker begging.
the streets, or an intoxicated Quaker, os s.y,,
Of this class OF subjects and citizens at the br a,
criminal Court! The Quskers are, like Other ~
pie, engaged in the common affairs of the Wi
they are merchants, mechanics, artiticers. mrins,
and otherwise employ ed in the ordinary bas,,.
OF lie. They are subject to the same tempt,,s,
and perversions that we are; vet by the ex~-,
OF q singular degree Of prudence, they avoid a..
Here, then, is a clear demonstration, that o..
without the aid Of civil power, bat BY ,bs NJ.
force Of moral influence, there 10 a class Of ma.
the midst OF society, who DO escape disgrace.
poverty and who are free from vice aud cnne
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