The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

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stesnn Having bssn introduced 70 IL asenhaaes h
aid old fable that tie tainted The land for
not covering than Of The sarths gurAes
The earth called upon it, children for revenge for the In
suit That revenge has now bssn given to the lasd At
nrst rough log the only mode Of conveyance upon
the water: but gradually art has conquered and these
logs replaced by magnificent ships and steamers
Man. by his genius bas made water his slave. At his
command machine desesnds 10 ths depths Of the an
and arises laden with valuable pearls Steam makes the
Landscape rembls with the Of tho ss which BY it's
mighty power II dashes on shore II has prodRious
power whether on land or water. The mode Of con
veyanee by which We travel, whom steam Il the motive
journey This IL fAss world and that goes BY steam
The superiority Of the Yankees over ali other rsope =
toms and fasbonsihe old foges are too STOW for ths
The father Of his children would mot be vere ~
to see some Of his Sons ing high Offices under the 70
Of the Western States All this hes bean sch,sy
ed by the spirit Of go aheadism American ships sre i,
aps ploushng the waters Of the Pacific ana Indian
oceans BY nundIsds The Yankee 10 the exponent Of the
age Of steam He passes the pillars Of Hercules unoon
eexned and puts his thumb to his g he sails under
the guns Of Gibraltar Nature sna her helpns
hand 70 Jonathan The u calm and the sky l. blus
less than any otner man Ths bravery, skilI and
daring Of the American seaman are proyerbisl Gteam
alarms the faculty. because Il aenonstrstss thu.
to fcgym, and have manifested such spirit OF 10 =
heaosm that they have isAtsned Ill those old men Who
upon that spirit In the light Of rreversAoe In this sec
everything 10 fogy except steam and telegraph This
spirit the means Of making the Yankee travel all over
rNnO NH ha Il
his attention. and that country he would pour the
spirit Of 60 aheadsm. He looks upon Japan Is SLOW
win have to annex it. and throw Africa into the baggage
car. Jonathan Is more moral than religious and be
alone, q all men Is truly tolerant. The Quaksrs in
country for protection and shelter Jonathan found
when they had been settled here time they coad
houses clean anybody for these sensible res
sons thsir complaints listened to by him Thus he
found out that they were useful and good Of peo-
PIE while England could not do There was great
religious epoch in this country ct present He then
alluded to the Mormons whose history he related from
them the Ms homcdans account OF the
that they have undergone and the prosperity which has
followed fsgacious mind could ses that this move
nent Is something more than mere Quakerism. The
manner IN which they have conducted themselves by
leaving the civilized world crossi the pIsns and there
establishing city the borders Of an inland sea,
eyinces . movement Of cosmopolitan grandeur. The
progress Of this age is wonderful. New England
scenes where the minister was ruler over all the
village, are now all past they will be pleasant
for to look upon in future age to mark the
Of civilization The children Of this age are baptized h
steam snd handle the lightning with perfect safety
The literary aspect of affairs Is also improved by steam
We read by steam. No rebel Persian can aim deadly
blow at the Shahno affairs Of Louis Napoleon no acct
dent can happen unless they related to us either bv
steam or by telegraph Before the Duke of Wellington
was buried the squatters in the far West reading
conveyed to AL the principal cities Of he Union smes ct
instsntaneeusy. The success Of Uncle TOMS Cabin Is
owing greatly to steam By its AID hundreds OF thou.
sends OF copies have been distributed over the earth and
In ess imam year that book will be known better than
any book except the Bible The Ysnkses are in favor Ct
superficial knowledge and fonder Of reading mage
Zines and reviews than profound literature They viii nave
knowledge - 10 be in the power Of every man to
obtain t. They buy books In England which are not
deemed worth publishing and bring them out to this
country and sell them great advantage our srtiss
MED lot be ashamed Of themselves. few DAYS ago
painting sold auction Tor 81 3O0 which was psotsd
BY young American 1t is said BY that steam ruins
the fine arts but 1t IL not SOFT rather serves to i'm
prove their condition Every country Is celebrated for
excelltng each other tn particular branch Of bust
Aess and not knowing much about the others but the
Yankees have superficial of every branch OF
business and every art and In Of which they OF
entered the colleges Of this country did receive such
sprofound educaoH In those OF couutries but
still they received what they required, which Is su
perhoal one." In railroad car, whom told that You
seem to surprise yeu. He then alluded to the accidents
that happen from steam explosions ana said that those
who used steam ought to be careful-for By steam We
Sin, BY steam We shall be surely punished In this ags
dsy BY railroad and looks upon that mode Of convey.
snce ~ safe - the canal OF twenty years ago In eli our
property. let faith hope. and charity, be our CON
dustors ard If we take them for guides We VIII have
the hat would join W in this the are Of
steam.