New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
THE CRYSTAL PALACE on SUNDAYS

SIR: Your correspondent, " Victor HannO' writes
under the influence Of his European education, as we
shall under American. Both Of Us, we were wise
men, would understand that mems opinions are very
much determined BY Their education, aud that truth is IN
e.penden'.
n. philosopher be msgi-s hsef to b., and Until cured
Of BIS oiism liie good viii result from his share in the
controversy Instituted.
Ills frs direct proposition is there exists no such hing
"a.a Christian R,pybiic Christian NqtlOl.' In the
sese 20 which he would tt these ierma nation that
under all would go unto Others wat yol
would The; ohes -beuId do You there is such
natop But that is not the which the
ueO but simply that nation the United States recpg
nzes the Christian S.nbah that nat IA true and Ia, b-en
Il ore sud more tIu- from the b~giunng, man with
particle C will deny ask his opponent to
Iro,e That this nation as in0eb,ed good part OF ~
Undergraduate the aid it received from t1e pure souls
Europe posessed at hat epo a. is a. least doupdal
issue.
The whole paragraph in relation the moral influence
(Which would result from The adoption OF h prop0 M
Ito open tins Exhibition the S.bba'hl is mere beg
gns tbe question, and he deDuncon of los- ~no dout
perceive IT, is argument, but only evidence OF
the Irtiuoce, a and mndednss. OF Mr. an
not Is the COZ dillon of the TFops OF h1-opr from st.
Petersburg ~ Ii bon h- ony evidence MIR Hanno can
find OF the good Effects Of Sund.y exhibit rs II 49, II
fails think of den custrating BIS rapsnal idea
The whole quest may be- simply sts aud easily con
cuo,d The Christian Sabbath III It's civil form l. an IN
suiion Of the Siste q" New York and has been since is
existence as State began In the MISTER Of the Eshbi
ton it il proposed char the rule OF law Is that best
reasons for Their opinion but Of them esch the ques
ten sU of them are of greater Importance than
n anustm and edcstiOn of the poorer c asses, VINO
ey alecr have other time TO visit the Exhibition. Ii
IN. sc r. suits could be secured which deny, would
make srgum Ut for the Abandonment Of the general rule
ard the law # lets il EXITS ia N-w ork aud nothing
sfo1t Of demonstration OF the woressness # the Sab
bath a cVd iu-u iinn h Of any aVan - crafty rs
violation in IN. matter Of the Exhibition.
MIR HAinot WOulo With the question could be left 20
9th. popular vote b,ipg convinced tia, large majority
"wou declare in ia favor How utterly ignorant h. must
be f. enitrg such opinion. II We have any d5A OF
public sentiment the state Of New YORK, { tsa per
ceit Of the people would vote for his measure Ihs whole
~. scsoD all the guments IN rs favor mere a5
suIoilie, which could Only in tbs mind of one alto
ptfh,r uude ihueDc OF Europe deAs wh-rs ed
rt rsf coufunded with opposition 20 al forms OF
objective re- gIOus action.
Amen, ~ luery based upon the principle that the
m.iay shall go,erT, Thin the Units Of the Constitution
Ih ffst prucpe good czens Is, that Obedience TO
lsw = every mans duty wbout ihis there can be no
lb,fy fO II one may violate !.w ~th inpGhiy tnen
srolr uny nnu,r I'D IN liberty is destroyed The
SOL all f. he law of Neg York aud yet the European
ies ~ liberty violate H. and Is lad On ant ns liberty
niostO ne ia his good citizen, sud es ne gor
fhy res po1d t. tSe advant - which liberty and free
rstutioIs u,sde ready ms hand and winch he aud his
cidfu are nee to euio, Nouid it NJ, be more just IA
nn and more becoming the nodesy OF true philosophy,
II h. Mrcttt,d tbs bel e'S with ut attempting = dst ~
vi a. tre ts,en ets,niiA aud have GRATED III oar
lsv.1 G. Is.