New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20


Tubhcanhm They Use the one t. exlpuaa their pa-s
Gs-thcy Use the other 10 express the conIsi5a da<
ress. oEG aEoni.s OF the abyss "EVen ~, said flev
IN tie Contention, did the Iarnins call fse S3lsfe II
Rome assembly 4 brganis Even - did thr vasss
"of Porsenra gard >cav0ia smA3uaan. Thus,
ing the mauifeStots o. Ncryes di Ar.icv pill11r
"ordau-wi;h tlcf hands fl o. spells snd dyei with
"bloodthai hey alone shoaii be deemed eenen-slOne
"us;-aloUe v'rtloDs. To resgme-Ordsr must be main
tsinedi Ah-olUtsm Is order pablcanism Is caaos
So says the dictionary. Published by royal appxobaoa
Bari. and Nicnns-the corrected edition. With new
pre>ace, by late prisoner 81 Ham IL - compiled from
The Greek version Of the Bible the original being for
many years in the possession Of the deyou sehnmac OF
Russia Order must be maintained The streets swept
with sncers in white clcaks. The press set 20 Wogk n
manaoes Tie key Of the public treasury given up t.
desperate spendth lift. The men who VIII not break
their oaths must be shipped of n swamps teen
ing with pes:ileuce. The men who VIII not surfen
dts the charter they have sworn TO defend must
be iashed together and shot down in bales. swarm
OF spies mast be LEI loose, Ike locasts through the
land There must be thief, with note book.
commissioned 10 every house. The national so
vereignty not invi2able. Neither shall the house
household gods with th& traditional saucics, love gifts
and worhip Menace terify parayzc the people, and.
with soldier AZ the ballot box. call upon them 10 eSec
else tho franchise LegtimstiEe the iniemy Prescribe
posteriy. Pronounce that shall be brn dnmb. Erect
q throne the suffrage Of millions. Boast thai it
j. erected by the people and then to prove your mag
unanimous submission 20 the national Willow dutifuIy
you respect-how profoundly you reveTence-how sin
cerely you regard It the source Of all egmite au
thoTiiydocaIe that j. shall speak that shall at no
more Nominate the interiors 10 the thr0nes Circum-
scribe, arrest annhiate the power 70 which you refer
vour crown and scepter by willing declaring and onact
ing that the gorgeous furniture. tide and rappngs shall
be irrevocahe aEd 10 your fuIthes hers ransm s-ibe
Do this. Do il boldly Do it without pause. Do il
without scrupe. Do Il without any mercy iOt the
living. without eny decency for the dead needless Of
the past indifferent to the futuTe-despite o. tde oath
that binds yOg-Ieckess Of the God who watches you!
Do Il Do il with the hardened heart anu the savage
ann Do Il Order must be manianed Orlori
There j. order in the hospital there order in the poor
il ,sria int hl
in the mine. where men and women and children drudge
like cate-whele the breath OF morning never comes,
ard the shall never shine Order There il orler in
the vaults whore the dead have been stored and the
terrible silence il broken only by the scrambng OF the
yermin or the thick moisture trilng down the arches
the coffin lids and pave It. Order ThCro Is order
in the desert where no brown brook tumbes, anil No
vordure drinks the dew az sunset Out upon such order
1t is ms visibility decay, desoaiion. II s seriiy stag
naton-death. Where, in such condition % lie,
the actt If the mind the grand passions Of the heart
the adv nitrous purposes o the soul Where lind
them here, the noble syupahies which link nation
Ia another-hnk them together in adversely in Victory in
atuence, in rGin in yrdom. in conquest Where the
fire OF intellect wC fed By te sayes ana poets
by the seuptors and painters. and statesmen of the old
republics mounts to meet the beams OF the SUM- and made
glorious by the contact, distributes and communicates
self to other lands-dspelng the shades of ght and
quckeung the spirits OF those that in captivity end
the darkness of bondage. Where, fnd it here, is
the intrepid spirit which penetraes, recaims and popu
laies the wilderness by which the valley filed and every
mountain and hill brought low, and the crooked IS made
straight and the rough ways made smooth before which
the reptile and the wild man recede in whose breath the
golden grain multiries where the hawk aud the sour
weed and the btern have been at whose touch cities
Weather than those the gates of which were of bronze
sprung up at whose mandate Elects Wilton the wilderness
of ocean, bury the hapoon in the SHOWS of the north
gather the fruits and shells Of the coral islands out
strip in capacity and speed the ships OF the oldest
eommonWeahs knock at the gates OF the Amazon and
demsnd admittance, through regions of untold wealth
to the rampant Of the Andes; Threaten the wood
en- walls Of Austria, and from the muzze OF their
murderous gun the foron w0rshpper of freedom
ard. at last cOnsummate tho magnificent design Of the
the mystic seal which has 80 long shut
out the world from that empire which, we are told is fra
grant with the camphcr the cedar and the laurel than
which China has not been so nscruabe, India more,
nor Athens better skilled in the gener sciences and arts
Life is TO be labOr-he is 60 be strugg lelie is TO b.
warfare Such the necessity of man-such the ordna
tion of Providence IN III materll world-ia that world
which men call nenmote-ths operation OF this law to
tie lsss thoughtful il visibe Behold the forest s
slumLers Each day chronicles within IL fresh
growth Behold the sea! It in motion forever II il
elbs it flows in again repleDishng the waste from which
for interval il retired And thus il H. and bias been
and must be, with the vitality of natOnsever acirp,
cuIeratve progressive Such the law. Where this law
in force there health and beauty and great glory and
vost advantages Where the law i checked there IS lie
cTeptude, decay, bitterness, mbecity corruption. Look
20 Austia-looS to America Look 70 ltay-looS TO
America. Look to Russia, with her territory, traditions
ianaiicm, millions. Place her beside America. Who
VIII have the tomerity 10 say she stands the competition
ard why Because the vitality Of the is the vitality
freedom Because the vitality OF the other is more
than that with which enormous mechanism may be
cuunirg ely endowed. The j. the original soul the
other but the temporary impulse shall hot 90 into his
tory to substantate these views When a nation is free
the nation is active, adventurous occupied with great
projects, competent to achieve great ends. When IA
on j. enslaved she is spiritles, inert and srggshis
stirred by proud conceptons-her strength energeted
she is unequal 10 Industrious career The most pros
porous days which nations have enjoyed have been those
in which their freedom most conspicuous More
then ths, the consciousness OF freedom endled them
with ygor which not only repelled but appalled, their
enemies. Prussia, when Il was less than Portugal in
population encountered successfully the greatest OF the
EuroIean powers. Holland with an Of few thou
sard square miles only and resources in proportion, bore
UP against the empire OF SPAIN when Spain hal her
con maId the mines Of tho New World and the chiyalry
Of The Old Switzerland, without q colony without an
ally without grn upon the sea-, stands in he
midst Of f0es-a citadel OF freedom mpregnable the
Alps. Carthage reckonetmore years han the Macedonian
States Venice had longer peagree man Angy France
So seid Thomas Davis from whom on tbs subject Of free
dom love 10 quote. And, in speaking Of the change
which the acquisition Of freedom would effect ia the cond
II, # Ireland THE young and noble writer has said "She
d nov, irnrovcris he'd terided and disarned Once na
fon most Of these Ills would vanish Soil and sea- head
heart and hond welded by native rulers would render
So chained eagle is from tie naughty anl victorious
" bird which breaks fom the mountain top, and 5)ars
" from sea 10 sky, unrivaled aud ressiles" | am not
blind WOTshppcr of freedom as 10 aanten that the
condition Of sociey where Il urevais-even where il most
widely reyaiiis perfect or that the acts and impulses
which proceed from it are Immaculate an MOI 30
IIejudiCed a commentator republcanism ~ . With.
hold the fact that when freedom has taken that shape
y hen freedom strives 20 resolve and realize itself into
that condition, there and there have been errors
there aye ard there have been yioleCs there and
there have been crimes there are and there have been
aud may certainly yet occur IN the transition Of people
fon the lowest the highest state Of civizat0nsny
serious ire gulares, many great mschef many grave
easmes from the evil which abdes upon lais earth in
corporats itself WITH and breaks out more or less wildly
In eyeiy transaction Of life DO not from the Of
freedom nor from the progress OF republication, insist
upon miraculous exemption Let the apOOylsts OF al
s5utism be equeiy impartial The slime Of the serpent
il on n fairest features Of creation Il Is the con)n
e. When We find il the tree Of knowledge plated
b. God himself, we be surprised that !. 'om5-.mSs