New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

clear ard rtrfcct adehiy TO Truth Wherever 'ounf,
II, ehcisf ard soltleTIse. rious alQ ftiaht '"fA Az
10 ,ss Higtsss and waat o. g"oo and cvit ma n sll
send tIm-te tIceiled among 90 = ~ go, .. ~
and ~ LOTIONS II rs To- he tcok ni-l NuS A2t.-
~ ga arcgfes-euce Ike . trac son. not hAe
p.s.ra.ls mn,saols rebel be coE02f-ei ATM
th.s UHls.fss. Extremity 81 clssfe's - "a 49,,
rs fef,. igp-r bad enough 81 conif iieii'" ii NJ
UerlT -rotlC not tempt nm laio lmpt ieire - ~
tine ~ 10 chsrce do Bou ever near li.tn I'm -
WHISPER ~ those mean re2ill9gs- uiseiAD.e 80. a.
irrs and ole tons Of ,he Eternal rover, - -
81 ,is even ,sil di>f-osei slit so.netfnfs go
Wv % ~ the pressure o. iaelr despair % 'ne -
of ms pc never We DEF CT showed zee sAst g
c. 70 Weld -Wa.ca surely ~As Nsi on ~ pAIs .,
tie E'erral Power stu IelnsTo. VII ""' az,
the lie Of ms bat silently an1 tefr;oy a,c'les >.
lu.ious, b.asyhemous aLf damna5e' ana no
hersscfose AL VIs-t II IS sucn. N.' a req, -,
son IsAd willing 20 suffer ~Aen Heaven sac l 40"
shalt - and wi.hsl What = perhaps rares ID sue 4.
comblna;icn wiling 20 rsJoce also, aai rs.t
cheerily iaku the good thai vas SENT NhS'lSoe''
OF IL whatever form II zane.
H. RELIGIOUS NATURE
ApiOss soul We may Justly cal him deyounl sl9'
u,sSiye 20 the VII Of the supreme N al taings .ne
h.s Rest and sole essential form "hlch EeHsVh -
assume n man. and without when All forms o. le'
GelOr are mockcry and a delusioI ~ man pOu0'-
less IN 50 clear snc nlial a heart there must nave
dWst the perennial feeling o. silent wsfShip "hicn
sent feeling. we have seen, he was eager eholsh
10 exQress by al. COED ways OF utierance Eeaons!S
ador;rg such appo nted forms and cree A. ne Ds-
r,taJies % the World had Fixed upon AMI soiemnl7
named rocommendaoe prosrailns MS hslft N >. n
Church. by such accredited ntpa.s and seemingly u.
or halfft methods as his poor time ana country hsi
10 offer him-not ectIDg the said metaois III tley
stood convicted Of pspaoe Hahiness' al1 men uli.'S
Il night gently virtual. rather letting then dtOp -
ri,laby dead for HIM. than angrlly hurinS tnen OK
Of doors as needing to be killec. By fe" Enstsn-
men Of MS epoch rad the thing called lauren o
England been more tauy appe'.cI " n S'''''''
mother. ,
And vet As | SAID before it may be Questioned
whether pleiy, What we call devotion or worship
was the principle deepest IN him 10 spite OF as
Colerdge dlscpleship and his once he adlong opera
lions following thereon used 10 Judge that Ms peN
was prompt and pure rather Than grea, or intense
taat on the whole. religious Devotion was hos Va.
deepest element OF him His reverence Was Afusn'
and iust ever rea9y for the thing or nan that de-
served revcrng, seemed to deserve /! ouI ne wa
Of too joyful, light and hoping nature 20 go 10 'Ae
depths Of that feeling. much more 10 c"eu pere7i-
nialy init lie had 10 fear IN his composition YER
r0r and awe did not blend with MS respect o. auy
thing In no scene or epoch could ne nave oeeh
Church SAINT, fanatic enthusiast OF nave morn Vu'
his life IN passive mariyrdOm sitting patent IN ms
grim coal nlne looking at the three els OF Heaven
hleh overhead In sorO~ he would rot owen All
sSIIo~ Ha I've d WOW have MAJ an indian Fakeer
of the Greek Apollo whose brgh, oye lends 0rlghi'
ness and LevCr yet saw SHADE" Should say
not religious reverence, Tal1tI artiNIo "ohits'l'n
wa, the essential character Of him fact connected
with al otter facts in the physiogncmy on ms ne
ard self, and givIrg tragic enough character 20
much Of the history he had among Us
STERLING A. \ POET.
Poor Sterling. he was BY nature appointed for
Poet then "A Poet amer his sort, or recognlzer and
delinea,or Of the Beautiful and rot for Priest al
al Striving towards the sunny heighs, out OF such
level and ihIoUgh such element as ours IN these
dsys is he had strange alterations appointed MN,
and painful wanderngs amid the miserable gas
lights, bog tres, dancing meteors ard putrid phos
phorescoIceS which form the guidance OF young
human soul A. present Nor TIL after trying all man
rer Of sublmely illuminated places and hading thal
tie basis Of them was putrdliy, artificial gas AM
ouaklng bog did he, when his strength ~as all done
clscoyer his true sacred hid, and passlonasoly CLIMB
ihther While Fe was fast ebo'ng 4 tragic history
as all histories are yet a gallant, brave and NOBLE
che as not many are. Il is what 10 a radiant son oil
the MUSES., and bright messenger OF The harmonious
VISIONS this poor World,-it he himself have not
stronglh enough and fu~fd enough ahj ahllu NJ
Harmonious .loqueuceS silence Cnorgh,has proud
ed al present Many a bIgh-stTlvng, ioo,hasty s11
seeking guidance towards eternal excellence IRON
The official Blackartsts and successful Professors
Of political ecclcsiasticdl, philosophical comn'f'
cial general and particular Legefdemaln, VIII re-
cognize lis own history In this IMAGE OF faso"
Vrin's
TENDENCY OF HIS WRITINGS
IN Sterng's Writings and Actions. were they ca
pahe of hemg well read, We CONSIDER that thefe Is
Tor al tue hearts, and espec ally for young NOBLE
seekers. aid strlvers toward what Is highest mr.
Tor m hich some shadow OF themselves and Of their
UNNECESSARILY complex arena WIZ proataoly presdit
Iseli. here also is one encompassed and struggling
even a. they This man also had SAID to
himself rot IN mere CafechlSm wofds out WIN all
hs instincts and the question thrilled IN every nerve
OF him, and pulsed IN every drop ofhs blood Whai
IS The chief end OF man Behold, too would live
and work as bosetms seniZen Of this Universe, a
! child Of the Highest God By what means is noble
| li:e siIll possible for me here We heavens and
thou Earth, oh, how r' The history OF this long
continued prayer and endeayor, lasting in various
figures for near forty years, may nov and for some
tIne coming have something TO say to men
Farewell brave, noble, beautiful soul 4 fleet
Ee ouibM,h of the Infinite rapidly passing from NOR
tai gaze rot allow ed time TO achieve what men call
greatness but attaininga lo.ter hight IN the pure
worship Of Truth and tie deyout recognition Of all
generous and genial Iiumanities Released from
his tolls before the hotties, Of the day, he lives bright
and ever young N the memory Of others mat must
Grow old"