New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

-, ,rn.uo, We may no, soon again Nc caileu
o =, comment on proceedings 90 indecnous 70 IN"
rn,e 40 upssti-actoIy In their resai'-so ". ,ss ad
i,.d 10 increase the respect OF tne pes pc ssio ma
r,,i.tr.iiup OF Justice, or the estimation Oy iOi
lions Of the English name and CHARACTER
sunday Recreations'
In IN article on the removal apd erection
elsewhere of the Crystal Palace, The Lo"d'H
Tfmrs has the following rem ecks on keeping the
sane open on Sundays for che working classes;
The only quest, IN this moment that cas Tor any
rtusIk from vs. is that has been ralSea oS 'ne
ra US sId VEGETABLE personages wno VISA W u'P Tue
srhs,re ia Ire bud BY closing the building ON the only
- ,,,,,r sh,ch rpe eBths of population have any
chsspg II vi.iiug IL AZ the budg-nouse Hotel YES
,,sr.tsy MIR Cox moved an amendment 10 tue enect
tbs, The Crystal Palace shoud be closed on the o1oosn
sya a. are Rlad say, found 90 seconder The other
49, bowevsr, our Court neSsnan tells US, the
A,si bishop of Canterbury and several other disun-
euiheu and prosperous piests went u Loro DerOy 10
ak bis intercessUn for the enlightened and gene
rous object H Lordship gave the same answer thar
be has returned this session "a applicants OF all Kinds
viz that the occasion should arrive he would take
the mstter int consider alton lie stands therefore,
unpl.dged and open TO consider the comfort aud con
verence Of the prOiAbe min a. well rs the scruPes
of the ssL ctimoIiouD few. he Dchnes, however, II Is
SAID, to bis iavori,e idea OF "comp'onnse a ,hs
ANY more deputs,ioDs proceed 10 Dow W 80 aa
same mission as that we have menhoned-ano 49,
that snother Is iDended-we trust that some "a
moruiT deputatCn Of artisans WIN .neT - Isar
chldreu will rive his LordshiP an oPPof.uniJ VI ~
ins and seeinS the other eide Of the qdesuOh .he
We admit IA At in affair oil snco lla 49,. ,f in
State viii be JUSTIFIED in more man rs.sI palace shall
,rrfere, 90 SUPPOSE then that me Ciysal ~ 80 ~
Nc, no OMEN on Sunday till O'Clock ana tnsl, az "a. 90, ~
thst ds, no Intoxicating beverage DC PoI 'i'v 81 don
builoine ask WY the workns pcapnbiong lutte
shoulo not have the opportunity oi ooI,sS we
yational amu.em. ut with their weekly eXcuIsIyu 80
pre,ume II will not be denied that LOhuon
tske hi family out on the Sunoey iGI ,ss on the
tho
81 g. .l1~ed him Certainly the last persons 70
6e,v bim this INDULGENCE are those "ho oos'uoo ay
ana besutiial mansions In t'"n nave couu n 30 "
100 nv can rere whenever they feel alng or over
No, keo aRd who also every ear oetaKe tnemseI'es
for several weeks 20 some wateIlngpiace 10 u
The HIGHLANDS to the Rhine, or 20 81 zerand sure
y there are none IL humap 80 stupid a. 10 nam am
thai working LOnoOner ought u spshu MS ouhoay
An his own Ozark and dismal hole, breathing the reeE
ins stmo. pbert of close courts and yards Inc nome
of the average Lonooner, we are sorry 10 say, Is 40
home AZ ali IL 10 grave, not home for to be smut up
In Il IA 10 sicken and die. Fortunately the man general
Iy has bis work, which takes him elsewhere, 10 more
airy rooms and to less stagDaot atmosphere, aud at
lesst 10 change of scene while the woman 10 c m
pele0 10 20 about market for her family "hue tne
children if not ut school, usually playing out OF
doors But II tie Sunday is 10 be spent 10 sitng aer
patly ut home and at church or chapel, ana taxing
dull walk through the DeighbOrOg reefs u wiz DC IA"
day health and streDgth-no Gay oil ght anu Joy, no
day of ceveTance and enlargement. Let none venture
10 deny this no have the opportunity OF strolng De-
tween services green lids or through ther on
paustCut and who Can sit out OF doors 10 ne SUNDAY
eyeuI and hear their own waterfalls ana tnelr own
piettipg.es Let none venture 10 deny II who nave
been rolling In their carriages, or on the railway,
twenty thirty miles day, or more, tne wnoo week.
apo To " bonn il Is a pleasant relef 10 sit sill and read
book on Sunday When the wealthy piest charges the
poor operative observe the Sabbath BY sitting At nome
and readpg rnODs he Is simply enactng the old faOe
of tie fox and the sTk, for he is providing an enter
tsipm M In which his own convenience is consulted At
nj The expense his guests Ii the rich man Will offer
the poor dish OF bis own Sabbath he ought at
least 10 seal II with bit OF his own week days
But II II be conceded, we are sure II must that tne
IoI artisan does ell TO spend half his day OF rest,
II ne can in the country, now that Providence wncn
has enlarged this metropolis beyond walking distance,
has given wings ia the shape of railway trains there
will be no great difficulty 10 the further concession that
some shelter some object and some Innocent rec-ed'
tioD may be prOpe ly combined with the Sunday ex-
curSi For the greater part of the year some shelter
IL necessary in this climate from the ran the wind the
heat the cold Suppose two or thTes hours spent At
the country terminus OF the artisans holiday, no AMI
his family will want seats, they will want creature com
forts and mental occupation, THESE may DE proVlned
In the Crystal Palace, which, the Sunday, may be
diveted much possible of the character Ut ba
zsar, and mace exhibition of the works OF Nature
we'll chocer works of Art that rise In tnelr
degree toward sacred rank and an eevating tendency
We proposing 10 substitute Temple OF Nature or
Temple OF AIT for the temple OF the CHRISTIANS wor-
ship We only Say that II IL be allowable aud proper
for the artisan 10 take his family 4 Sunday few
mies into the county, his only pleasure ground ON sun
day his only holiday and by railway his only means
OF LOGON otiOn far-then II Is necessary there should
be shelter reres nment and occupation at the end Of
the Journey and these objects will be provided quite
as well in the Crystal Palace in the ordinary "tet
gardens that now constitute the minus of the Sun
DAYS excursion In question of this delicate chara:
ter, Christians under law of liberty, we must take
circumstances into account, and ON clnsderate and
charitable estimate Of the working Londoner's condt
non and circumstances, not disposed to grudge
him either his Sundays exclusion, any reasonable
arlnaut "a bodily retreshtnent aud mental recreation
which can be combined with It,