New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-22

Cd from hh shoes because be feared great mischief
must fall upon hat too prosperous house. There
dep mesning In that tale Of Poiycrsfes
Mschiavel sayk that IL "a and them necessary 10
recall the consrtut;ns essential principles the msory
Of nsfOns. And Who 10 charged 81 Providence with
this taskf Misfortune The bsrtlss Of Csnse and Of
Thrssymene 10 vas which recalled ths Romans % the
love Of ther fathersnd nations had Ill shout such
things DO other scher than misfortune They should
choose TO have a less affecting They have H.
Topointths out viii be the final of remsrks but
much certain, tina; prosperity alone yet security
for the future, even Of The happiess commonwealth
Those ancient nations have been also prosperous Tney
were industrious your stion u their land has been
covered with cities and viages, well cultivated fields,
blessed with the richest crops and crowded with count
lees herds spread immense territories, farro~ed
with artificial roads, their fOurishing cities sSsrmed
with artists and merchants, and workmen, and pilots
and sailors, like a. NewYork does. There busy LABOR.
eTs built gigantic works, dgeed endless canals and
carried distant waters through the sands Of the desert
their mighty energetic spirit built large and secure bar
bors dIies the msshy lakes covered the with yea
se. tbs land with living beings and spread createn
OF lie aud movement along the earth. Their com
me- rec was broad the known world. Tyre exchanged
lis purple for the silk Of Serique; Cashneres soft
shasb to-day yet luxury Of the wsathiest the pearls
OF Heyia the diamonds Of Goconda the gor geous
pets Of Lydia the gold OF Ophr and Saba the aromatic
spices and jewels Of Ceyloa, aud the pearls
and perfumes Of Arabia the myrhh, silvers
gold dust and ivory Of Africa az well As the amber
OF the Baltic and the tin of Thule, appeared alike In
their commerce. raising them 10 % the dominion
OF the world and undoing them BY too careless pros
peTy The manner and the shape of one or the other
art OF one or loher industry has chtnged the steam
engine has replaced tho rowing bench, and cannon re-
placed the catapult but whole, even your
country which you proud 20 hear styled the living
wonder OF the wSrd" yes, even your country In the
new world and England In the old-England, that 81
ganrc workshop Of Industry surrounded with beau.
tiful evergreen garden yes, ali the dominons Of the
Ango-Saxon race, elsim no higher prats5 OF It's
prosperity than when we say, that yoa have repro
tha NJ
equal their prosperity. And what has become OF them
skeleton. What remains Of their riches, 81 their
spls pdor and Of their domiuionsf An obsc arc re-
coll, ction a vain memory. Thus fall empires; thus
vanish nations which have better guardians than
their prosperity But we have" WI you say, we
have a better guardian our freedom, our republican
in tituons confederation uniting many glorious
stars into one mighty gasxy-these the rampars Of
our present, these our future security"
Well IL would III become TO investigate II there be
nothing "rotten In the state Of Denmark and certainly
am not the man who could feel inclined TO undervalue
the divine power of liberty; ~ undeuate the value oil
your democratic institutions, and the vitality oil your
glorious Union. IL IL TO them | look In the sou
iary hours Of meditation, and when, overwhelmed
with the cares of the patriot my soul Is grOan-
ing under nameless woes, II Is your freedom
sunny light which dispels the gloomy darkness OF de-
spoDdebcy here is the source whence tbs inspiration OF
hope IL flowing to the mourning world that dogntrod
den millions the bottom of their desolaton still retain
a melancholy smile upon their lips and sill retain
voice In their bleeding chest to thank the Almighty
God that the golden thread OF freedom Is not YET lost on
earth Yes ladies and gentlemen, all this fsel and all
this know, rejecting upon your freedom, your lnHto-
tons and your Union but casting back my look into the
mirror of the past there upon Wondering ground
written with warning letters the dreadful TRUTH that All
this nothing new and al this has been, and all this
has never vet been proved sufficient security Freedom
h the airest gift Of Heaven buts not the security OF IT,
self Democracy 10 the embodiment offreedom ~hchtn
it.ei il but principle But what the security OF de-
mocracy Aud If you answer The Union L. then
ssk And where Il the security of the Union Yes, Ia
dies and gentlemen Freedom 10 no new woTe 1918 a.
old the world. Despotism 10 new but Freedom NOT
And yet II has never yet proved charter TO tue secu
~ Of nations Republic is DO new wore IL Is as old
as the word Society" Before Rome itself, Republic
absorbed The world There were In all Europe Arcasnd
Asia Mibor but Republics to be- found, and many among
them democratic Men had 10 wander to Tar rerhs II
they would have desired to know what sort OF thing
monarch is And all they have perished the small ones
by foreign power; the large ones by domestic vice
And union, and confederscy, the association
publics Is sl.o no new invention. Greece
has known II, and hOuTished by II for a while Rome
has known "; by such associations she attacked tne
world. The world has known them; with uetn IL ae-
Tended itself against Rome The socslled Barbarians
Of Europe beyond the Danube and the Rhine, have
kns~n Il. IL BY coniederacy OF union that tbeS
resisted the ambitious mistress OF the world Your osn
country America, has known IL; the Tadtionary hts-
tory of the Romans of the West Of those elk Indian Ma
tons bears records of IT, out Of an older time than
your ancestors seed In this land the wise man OF the
Nation
uy Legislators built that basis your independent
home. And s IL proved In Itself alone security TO
all those nations who have known IL before you
Your own fathers have seen the last OF tne
MohAwks burning hts bloody tomshawk In the
name sake food and bare bis head % the majestic
words OF Logan spoken with the dignity OF an Kmiius,
that there exists living being on earth Ia the veins OF
whom one drop Of the blood OF his race did hOw Wei,
had history nothing else 70 teach than that all what
the wisdom of men did conceive and all that bis energy
has executed through all the innumerAbe days OF the
past and all that we take TO be glorious In nations ana
happy to men, cannot much do as 70 insure future
even TO such hourishing Comm nwe2lth ss yours;
then weaker hearts may well ask, what good Is II 20
warns Us Of a fatality which we cannot escape what
good is IL to hold up the mournfu monuments OF ma
tional mortality 10 sadten our heart, II all tna,n
human must share that common doomi Let US
do az We can, and so Tar ~ we can ana
let the future bring what bring IL may
But that would be the speech Of one having
no faith in the allwatching Eye, aud regarding
the eternal laws of the universe not as an enanson OF
bountiiul providence, but OF blind iatallty, "ncn
plays al hazard with the destines OF men. never VIII
sbaYe such basphemy. Misfortune came over me, and
came over my house, and came over my gllltess na-
top su never have lOst my trust Ia the Father OF al
have lived the days when the people oil my oppressed
country went along weeping over the Immense
misfortune that they cannot pray, seeing ms
downfall of the justest cause and the outrageous
iuu oh of the most criminal OF all crimes on earth
and thew went along not able to pray and weep.
ing thai they are not able TO pray shuiderei
AZ the terrible iidnzs in the desoalOn Oh my eAe OUT
could pray, and the consolation home tha. do
not despair; that believe In God, and trust 10 his
boun,if Provic ence and ask them who OF them dares
desusir when / DO noti was in exile, a. am nov,
but arrogant des yots were debating soout my oloDc
nv infant chi dren Ia prison. my wife, the faithful com
papon Of ny and my cares hunted Ike noole
deer and my sisters In the yTants tsng red win toe
Mood ~ INV nation and the heart Of my aged TnOsner
bkipe about shattered fortunes Of her house and
ali of them az last meless wsDderert cas- TO the wind
Ls The yellow leaves OF fallen tree; and my athes'
,d NV dear beloved fAtherlsnd half murdered, hall In
chains and humanity nearly all oppressed and those
Mo are not yet oppressed booking win compassion
:, oI sad fate but taking for wise policy hot 70 help
and The .ky OF freedom dark on our horizon and dark
ering fsst over l. and nowhere ray OF nope !us'
49,, "a eopso lston nowhere, and stil did not despair
srd nv faith God my trust % Providence has spread
oxsr nv downtown land. ! therefore who do ncI
Sssra,r of my VI countrys future though Il be over
belYoed with ui.ortunes, certainly have An un"av-
erips faith in the desies Of humanity and though me
6nYnl example Of many fallen nations instrucis ia
,hs, neither the diffusion Of knowledge nor the progress
81 ipdus,ry neither prosperity nor power, nay not ev
en- II ~ dom itself can secure future 70 naons SUI
- ~ shfp1 which 10; there u one