New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

NJ r,,sesded slnsck world FAr better an carly and
n,meIess grave Old AZ Of punishment wi;boa:
repentsr &c snd vice wi'hou'. shame.
"Hcw 10 Grow Old facefuIy' s the ute Of some
once beck, which hfFe not been impened TO open;
The nfrne s abuncantly suggestivej the BOOK co1.i
hardly add anything which own thougnts' we gne
them scope, uGy dot indicate To grow oid gfaSc'uy
% tx We saS S. beam q o1 I gIsce so9 think Of
scif at 81 each noble aspiration each worry &C. : -
81 IL zeal upon the vage NO one neoSIs s "a fIrb
thst the old age OF Feneoo Of Worde"orA' o. n, 9
More of Mise Edgewortb beauu al hn WasN'
netc lived hundred wears be- would have oeeh 70 M
hi he mot digrihed and commanding American.
Franklin a. eighty was sth young IN iecus am ~
heart. May de older than he dh VINO nave In -
tl.p 6fiy slfnners VINO imagines that hre Fry ever
s.uh thar Fanny Forrester ever cen, become an old
Il i wen to desire and pray for length OF days' |
would s.y 90 long mental faculties remain %
sentiaIly sBdecsyed il ia well II - desrabie 70 I've
TIE love Ct life u blind irrational instinct but has
s tsse just perception that existence II oesslng
and that ia thu vale OF tears ia Joys Oufwegn
Il, wOes And besdes our terrestisl course prepares
and shapes for the lie that shall succeed IT. winch
viii b., 10 great extent, continual on, or second
sdLfion, Of tls with corrections and improvements
Doubtless Infinite Mercy has means PROVIDED WhefeDy
me uilIo M 10 whom tbs lie blank shall never
tleess lie prepared for blss III the next; ana Iuss
even those who have misufed and culp4by q 5foo
this stage Of being vii yet be utmste ~ ~, "p
piness in another. But opportunities wasted can never
be reeaineG the mcrnory Of past un"Ort1Hiess in5'
ever 81 humating and regretiu 10 ne reoeehet sOIl
In vain does Jofejh, revealing hnn Ell IN bsyp, 20 NJ
tye.,IeIoua brethren entreat them 10 Be not angry
with Yourselves that yesOd me hber iOr bod ala sen1
me oIe you TO presei lie the views OF % need,
ed no ypdic aiiO while theirs do not receive any
sppfehend tia, legrSbt usnsgfesecTs (ahd VINO 10 OF
not Of tina nube who shall here lay VIII ever leei
coDfciCuiuers Of inleoriiy and sell eproach " inc
pres nee Oh those who walked wOrtly on eaftthal
retlo poet Cther Iker hours can never be oyl nor
welcome TO Judas or Magdnlcn 30 long as we my
.rox therein ia wisdom and H. Il n well, II u de-
srsJIo 70 live hut further To my view, insanry Is
the daIkett the most appalling q earthly caaint't
hut kcw much better is an old age that drIvels and
Wander that misunderstsnds and forgcts' When the
sopl shall have become choked and snotaofed by the
runs Of it, waiting falling hebtatOn should prefer 70
inbab that tenement longer. lshOuh not choose 70
stand shudoeTing snd trembling on the brink oil tne
da, river weakly drawing back from the chnl o. its
sveeting Hood when Fsitn me that new lon
stretches green and lair beyond H. and that the baptism
II nytes win cleanse the soul Of all that now clog,
elouds and welghf II to the earth No; when the VIII
dows oil the mind shel be darkened when the CROWN
Of the soul here shall have been arrested would MT
weakly cling TO the earth which viii have ceased 20
nourih and upheld me Rather let the golden bowl
be ooled and the pthcf broken Mt the fountain - let
the sun Of my extcnce 90 down ere the murky vap1rs
sbrOnd its horizon let close my eyes calmly the
things If earth and Jet my weary frame sleep beneath
the clods Of the valley let the spirit which IL
longer cherish guest, be spared the ignOmny of
detention prisoner but freed from the letters of
eAy let il wing way through the boundlcss universe
70 wherfoeveT tie benign Father OF Spirits shall have
signed il On everlasting home
r. "QuEER BOENErTs," by Mas. l.. c.
TuruILL-A quaint title for good juvenile The
volume conveys al excellent moral and has very
spirited passages Its exterior moreover, IL tasteful
and attractive.