New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

fairs Of n ciTens NJ LARGE prosperity engros-ng their
thoughts srd eSh1us ing their nte estimating them IN
snsrner independent OF public policies ana IA - in'
10 rHiOnSl questions. municipal concerns. The IN
trests c. privste sntef Prise and social arnNoRile
hopcs entertain Ell by tens OF Thousands, OF 0ane an
luxury; the sudoen ard sooisl enrichment Of whole
ctssts with the means Of domestic elegance the en-
nCfsmert If commercial and professional men IN
f,hen'es Of speculnticr the aim az 1nioa Of
ccnfcTt ste ana cOstiness IN domestic &C ,htecure;
al lefe things engro sing cur CITY population an up
plying lie with vel zsul which perhsps never lst
before in the history o. the race indicate re abOGn lin
votlih and liberty and equality and aspiration OF our
unity while thty account for the apathy winch 20
exttnsively prevails regard both 20 national sld locA
po'ics snd 10 civic sssirs in general Ba ccrtsin'y
while il proves how well of we now, aui what &
bread margin pro periu has, II ought % live -
rCus peufe 20 the higher ard cslmer utEren % this
ns'iCn observe that The control Of our Government: "a
federal ard ETH more ia State, and municipal depart
rsIt l. lsr sing into the hands OF politicians by trade
through pufr desrr ofiutercst IL Is not 20 DC denied
ard il oredabe q Their appreciation, that our toresn
VtrUatiCu Z; kcs Deeper and more uqusLve inicE-
est IN cur uftional local pCltcs than native
ers Tie few thousand In votes thrown IN shi' State
6epcsi in the ballot box heartier concern Tor the -
fut a q election than all me rest bul - plhn,
that such CT reduces the control Of an eect very
much wihn tie management OF politicians by trade,
who can ajrCty rlSy upon the sincere pr JGice. oi
small BODY new 10 the c unity snd easily battered Ia
II ae 70 allow ourseves then 20 nccle The nrst fuiy
O. rrstm,n becnue it l. just now impossible 10 inaieFi-
lily ir'uyo cur beef riersisf
In Ike manner whist a melancholy comal 'nt'ry On
tie moral and poicsl inscnsinay oegotten ly s''o.
In ~ Wa tie result recent n 'nc4psl
eo,i ~ believe both Ct the great parles % tle on
tiy ere cously involved IN the disgrace OF our corruns
tsir. H. lis ciiy; TINT j. IeE and not bal Priaet2es
't lave eccvree ouI places o. power IN 'in I'M NM,
lily And therefore 80 not hestate 10 spe * .recy
without Il icsr OF being Oh rged with special sympa-
q IS fer either : De OF the political house
n Il place know neither wing nor u .iocra'' Du-
as citizen OF N5w.YOrk, friend OF public morals,
C.--.i minister, have regret 70 avow IN, u-a =
suirist ard midi alton that AT or the most pam ana
public Glowing 10Th ly tie press OF bota par's u te
CCss ConLpuou, yeLalty ADD Incompetency oi cur
Common Council; ashowins nth which redound q 20
much % tie independence and ialthfnlncfs q the lrs
while il must have made every honest c.tlzeh h13h
wlh shame and viltuCus enger watch held our pol-
cal Institutions w e. the and dEtgast ot ala en-
isitelcd communal. that after all no etc-c wH-
p!lClCCd won tie or-suzson Oh our Immediate POI
u,-iO u. ifcd cf' IT mace To choose men OF An)"a
q tEItr 20 dhCt, an that no promise apprdfr W the
nsitst CIULce ia utCCECy or integrity Oh cur InU
u.CIa ruogs. Everywhere, IN private CONVEX a'i3n,
fl,Ic complete lIrOry Of sentiment in regard %
tie folly ,rG vi, k,Cn,es and perl Of such STAKE OF
y MSS uud everywhere, theIe IS an utter paralysis Of
toIt 10 correct Time is so valuable gam uyi.
l. rrusposiv az greet, that civic honor and municipal
f, iiv sno eii.ti deccnCy may sl rOySl in wlas
Inlay AMI sros tey choose, and our cBrcInol.
Ca,ee, ca p,ged citizens VII heed not until they t3e
tier own warehouses ami slip and home smten win
tie il,lue thar yet trots GUY the City Hall II no
trg.LZtC OFT u ln;Cc y secular men 10 organize
Taty y hose CON tone is Integrity for tle exclusive
lo,Clneni Of tn. ~ al cfy-(whOse politics ought 20
g " ,Iy separated rom national aiars)-l hope TINT
lie C.sIsy Of he cry as ofoil Sonservators OF Aora-
~ WI hazard all the influence they posses, IA ringing
tie riTnl--Ond Il rccc.safy unite IN open c8uCus, IN
f.ucs o. irys.icn or p,stl n,e-wI'h oil the Il unity
"! .,h cow ami bands, uyorand sup2lctl0n he
st1Y 10 ~ tie of party % drive shame.
lcs. fc,ul iioi ana TAXED corruption from our munich
Iti hale.
J. were lociin- !or otLsr similar proofs of pros
V-lIty ia his polt,usr c.muluL4y, sh0uh und tlsn
- nr
.rtni g SLut "a G. chime public ciay nom the
ma Re OF oltilers. WA you believe me when tel
YOU o. az although tLofe trec hundred churches "A
lis Cry i; 80 c0ut TO ind three hundred yi-itor7 %
Csfly out 4 admin DE lln OF tLo Society of IN nora
IL Tic condition a. lie poor FUNDS ere no. ,H =. ;,
Mt fgtu e men whom fbe.r own ensrts ins Fro7PsI'J
l., az ,or,i 60 sLare tor THE high AM IN ~ ui-
nj ,,I,-rot o., Cor each Christian Chute oi 5op
e,rf.4 A,, wbst slau he fald. 10 GEEK another ahl
wi, Us different l.vsuetlori o. the ieet 1nS iA' p9r
G .s City are oller nor poor enough, or 700 lrOul 10
Cc,l mi. Il oir tot, lie Wtfh House in Mottt 'aely
i,Ied ~ Jew brnevc icnE genrierncnl London
tecs suCh pieces crowded with grateful recPtents O.
tfer bountiu provions; cut wYork q 50 prosper.
eut O. 10 obse chrry tOguebeggiug tor the objects u
ice ltncioence Tire pal nc ciIa, es OF hs com@auey,
in ,ayne part worthy ID the Commercial Metropolis
"a lie CGuUuybut We sFe greatly den-icut ninstilu-
tCHs iCuidCU rs pllr't8 munuiccnce O.ners ihr
,rirG poCrtf tan ours al us 20 grcst advance
Till ve.yu Cmout Tie Ecw-Ycik Hospital u uleav)r-
ira 10 siousc he Irde q our wealthy cizcus 10 tho
cltus a rat Indispensable asylum. When, better
tau row, can wealth spare sue S(0OOO tha' "a de-
n ended for TIE cyensCn Of it, u-euinCss l. 1t any
~ tut he suucT Oi ~ osler.y that shuts tho eyes If
GU S7ens 70 the h uCi ami privl' oil nvctn! ther
,1terru,ty IA tuch u,llc and u-el ways' Again, Is
u rs Loiatla 10 our civic conscience, or becoming 20 our
lore tr,.perty tlt have let sip easily by, tue
Fe.,,ful iroj,cs CT recurring grand Park within our
NItiCTOis. Ciorc the open spaccs become 700 dear
to leave uch phn feasible II the wealth. ot tina Cay
owe any specihcrtur e. Providence u 10 Lee IN Co.'s
Il. -fEff a|Hsa faf IFHfn
wi e las ehonc 50 Kindly IL ledger C We SKY,
wlieh hes leit bengnautly ur0n ~ enteTprse-,o
et en- into the heart Of the stitei stony and ical
world O. bricks and moitr we have nude, that they
lrfv bec,ine the Minister az broad altar OF groom and
o. ted c1ass-wh.re pile labor end sad c0uiAenent
ard eklv nisrcy nId low I'D age and gentle meita
tcu NAV repar or wCrhip and feire hmcntl oar
1o.teiiiy will have right 70 colus selfish and gro
ie,t,less and tlniiles,, Il neglect duty, whose
omission hey cannot reper.
Nv I'm FryiIFE. feel the ungTaciou mesa OF smhs
Cling these notes OF compliant ana reni0n VI uiCe
irfoa cL,rus Of prlise and Thanksgiving. feL how
cfn We Give thanks N q way 20 etiiy and bring
forth the heartfelt Amen, If we do not iiscrimnste
between Gods bouutes, and our use or abuse Of tAemi
And certainly can bear some compliant, for, not
yltLstaud:ng our snd neggencies verify be.
Eeye that cur prosperity Is well pleasing 20 God and
highly ihvoTa le 10 the permanent and moral inf rosts
oi Scciey; and that the eye Of Heaven looked
uTon the face OF Humanity with more favor thsn to-day.
Let lie said IN partial eel ustiho alton that
gratitude is not altogether fault God Las made
Il Cult for 70 feel this sentiment inteus ~ BY the
very excess Ct bis gcodness Like child ying in he
plenty Of his atl ere and forgetting that
i meritoious 20 give, dwell amid the low.
Ia bountes of the pleasant places and the fortunate
"a which our lives have fallen, md think little Of bless
nss that 10 AL naturally from the loaded skies
above us in view, il Is the mott delightful pecs
rrily Of the age that Gratitude Is turnin into Love
snd that the Divine character, which in ollen aud
81, oIny times more solictously watched its
fayors more zeslousy scknowledged-its will more
Eumbly feared had oheyed--is now by long and
cence, becomes more the object Of fiial conf
dcncc ard undertaking affection There Is ess graft
,uGe and there is lees fear too in the human heart for
God than IN olden times Blu, rejoice 20 believe that
there lie love and more trust The recent pros
peTty OF the world, the abundance OF comfort vide
spread and liberty, and peace, have sofened the
temper OF humanity until those harsh cad severe CON
cepuCns CT the Supreme Ruler which once provided
have almost universally changed into mlder ileas