New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

hat notxith.taudiI N any know and deeply ieei
-, !, h. been Their rod Of oppression, yet Iney
snphAicaly kiss the rod and him thHI nA1n
srnolrted Il :" and could decree no" go 'ot'u
,bar the potato should be restored to us prs''HS
.,nndress ard heath and that the present gene
- sno their posteritv forever should iced on
rs root exclusively. snd have work SIX aSys
oueek A. 'ourperce CT sixpence Gay Ine'e
would be a unisersRl jubilee kept through in'-u
tain ARD glen. ard boutlres would Hon ulI ~
IN Big extlu euish the light OF moon ana s'Ar ,os
~sr,a ioy ful night And let Z be eXpectea oy
49, uto would do eood 70 Ireland. and elevate
her N the scale Of berg that II Will De &c any I
xssr before the 81 ke viii be Sc joyiuily ana
bs,Itiiv worked sst the spade. This spade has
thousand associations. entglnirg IN snd eoou1 'uo
hearts Of parent and child, which no othes lns1'u
melt Of tusbsndry can claim /; has cut me s-',
nat Tehted % the mud wall cabin. and ooued
trs bessed potato 30 L has dug ire pit IN IRONY
II the cabin Tor the duck pond u haS Plied the
nosrure-tssp ct the corner mountain nlSn' = ms
psnted the ridge which furnished their day OF
i bas made the ditch, snd repaired the roSd IL
hs. stood by the besrth or door through many
cark and stormy eht, 10 guard the lStie STACK
for the COW against the 1.-THE gatherer II mas oeen
q fre.ide and field compsnion and above all and
over all X bss ne asured and followed out many
4 sleeping bed for darling chud oeioEsu
husband or wife, snd in the dark days OF the
fsn,ire il has often been the only companion 70
accompany the father, mother. husband, WE or
child "a no has had the corpse OF hunger strlcAen
relative in sack or ed TO the back, 70 convey Il
to the dread unoolGned pit where are tGmoIed'
in borrid confusion, the starved dead OF al ages
TIE sickle has not that claim 70 the affections
! Of what IS eentee'ly called the " lover order -
II il more aristocrstc in its station snd occupa'
tieu IL has been used 10 the hands OF the poor,
70 resp down tie fields OF the rich tor nauSns
il has cut the Vheat and the barley Tor the tax
cstberer. the landlord. and the iurPliced hue
/ ling who "resps where he to~ed nos' ana
ncsthers where be has not streEed'
/ r. "NoTEs or TIE CONSTRUCTION OF SHEEP-
YorDs." by JoHN BUsKtN, is contribution to the
subject Of spiritual husbandry by the celebrated
author Of The Seven Lamps Of Architecture
/ TIE following passage is characteristic:
There is. therefore, in matters Of doctrine, no
such hing ss the Authority Ct tho Church We
might IS Welt alS Of the authority OF morning
cloud. There may be light az u, bat the hight IS
not Of it and i diminishes the Ugh! that II gets
and let's less q It through than It receives Christ
/ being rs SUD. Or, we might Is we'll talk OF the
authority Of flock Of sheep-for the Church is
body to he taught and fed, not to teach and iced
and Of all sheep hat fed on the earth Chrlsts
! Sheep are the most simple, THE children Of this
/ generation ara wiser always losing themselves
Going little else in thisworld but lose themselves
/ never finding themselves always found by
/ and SHOWS and bfambe thickets, like % die
there but fer their Shepherd who is forever dnd-
ing them and bearing them back, with torn heeces
/ ard eyes full OF lear.
This. then, being the No. Authority oftbe Church
/ in matter Of Doctrine what Authority has II 10
/ msuers Of Discipline
Much, every way. The sheep have natural and
Wholesome power ,howe' er Tar scattered they
may be from their proper fold OF getting togetner
in orderly knots following each other on srodden
! sheepwalks and holding their heads ali one way
when they see strange dogs coming as well as
Of casting out of their company any whom shey
see reason % GUspect Of not being right sheep'
/ and being among them for no good. All which
thin s must be done as the time and place require,
| and by common consent. path may be good a.
one time Of day which is bsd AZ another, or after
! 4 change e wind. and a position may be very
good for sudden defense, which would be very
| stiff and awkward for feeding IN. And common
! consent must often be OF such snd such CON
pany on this or that blside, in this or that par
| ticuiar dapger-not Of all the sheep in the world
and the consent NAV either be literally common,
! and expressed in assembly, or It may be 70 aP-
! POINT officers over the rett, with such and such
trusts of the common authority 20 DC used for the
! common advantage Conviction OF crimes, ana
! accommodation, for instance, could neither be
effected except before. or by means OF, officers OF
some appointed authority.
lsvo Up 3s John WIey)
- A CoNNENTARY OF ECCLEslAsTEs, by
Mosls sTUAHT.-The authorship Of the book OF
! Ecccs astes has usually beea ascrbed to Solo
mon This was the view of the elder writers
until the time Of Grotius vino was the first 70 raise
douht ss To the corfectness Of the general oPin-
ion. The learned D1tchman has been sustained
il his scepticism by Herman Won der Haris,
Eichhorn. Schmidt D63erlein, Bauer, August. Der
ID H..
Mus, Jshn, Ewald, Hitzig Heiligstad. aud others,
belonging principally to the school OF German Ra-
tionsl'sm. After an elaborate examination OF the
| question Professor Stuart declares himself 10 be
of II cir opinion, and concludes that Solomon can
rot be the author Of the book Who the actual
writer was, the Professor does not undertake 10
determine. Other important topics connected
with the date, purpose and literary history OF Ec-
clesisstes are discussed at great length by the
author, but in such garrulous and pedsntic VEIN
as materially 10 detract from the merits Of the pro-
ductioE A commentary on Scripture is not usually
the psce in which 20 look for amusement, but no
one can read the egotistic naive and often puerile
effolons Of the erudite Professor without lively
sense of the ridiculous. l2mo. PIP. 297. George
! P Putnam
n "THE BIBLICAL REPERToRY AND PRINCE
Ton REyIEw' for April continues the contro-
ve1sy with Prof Park of Andover, and among
| other interesting articles has a sketch OF Geo
! lsmpadius, Life Of Socrates, AbSurdisies OF Edo.
cation, and others. The article on Goolampadius
has some pleasant notices Of Basic before the
Reformation. That city appears to have been
favored with several preachers Of tolerable merit.
"One Of them named SUrgRnt wrote q MaHaGle
| PastOT1n, in which, among other things, he ex-
horts bis brethren to guard against exciting the
mTthfulness Of their hearers-sn advice which
the worthy author, who seems 70 have been quite
humoriSt, found it much easier 10 give TO others