New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21
CARINET CnINrILG.


visible to any other human being we're so vas in the
eyes of the President that he advanced from his
position Of Corporas guard politically to place in the
Cabinet has shown the fe'vOr of new convert in the
becose nature of his harangues. Our administration
now essentially military Three live generals, the Pre-
sdent included determine Cabinet Councils and so we
must look for grand expenditure of powder, annexation
and ferocity The speeches OF the hreaters VINO ac-
companied the President his recent tour show great
deal of taste and that very bad OF this character Is
the one delivered by General Gushing in Newark, New
Jersey We are of opinion that in an operative town
like Newark discourse on the productive powers OF
pure industry without murder and robbery would have
been proper but the General thought otherwise lie
fixed off brace of horse pistols aud then wrapped him
sefup in the American fac crowned with Roman Eagles
in the following fashion:
"Ttsr.isa DESTINY TO a Republic There s law Of its
existence A. clearly and undeia0y as there Nv ei the
Existence # human being that ne shAll begin IA yOlth
that he sha grow in that h. shall harden
il 10 maubooc thai IN the pienude OF his maniui Strength
lie sbal OytrtOp the Nations around HIM ApPalse We
are low the Of the modern Rome. How was Il Siin
tie old X, me She conquered. She Wen. 90 anne1iug,
according 10 the law of her existence Applause AMI 50
long As she proceeded the appcsOn OF that ax OF her
existence bly, pOgeT could withstand her progress
Applause say u q was the destiny u Ancisnt k)m-
sIo it Is the destiny Of modern Rome. There can bs 20
pause in cur progress except the pause II decay when
~ cesse TO grew shall bSgin g. perish Applause
sky, when case 10 grorwe SHALL begin to Tlsh Tor
upon a republic Is impressed not curse thouSh II
was curse of nm who thrust from his door The ihrstins
Savior on bis wsy Calvary il Lis curse that ven
eeance Of God hcud pronounce him IS the perpet
us sentence Of bis sin-march, msrch, mar b for him
there pause. say, on him was pronounced the
curse has been poured down tie ben-dction Ap-
plause for that divine voice has sad irch march
march upward, long there remains cei-s
tA le ht in the Dhnie regions 4 greatness which Il Is
possible for human power to scale. tAppausel
Who applsuded these sentiments does not appear
lut suryosipg there were American workuen in the
crowd -, - ~ Ger some serious remarks the doc
trnc thus laid Own
There is nothing which is Perneious or displays
more ignorance than drawing parallels between ancient
Rome and the United States. A freshman at college,
and lie the lowest of h form might indulge in such
Donstbse but for any past forty to strike on such
theme places his opinions individual beneath H.
tee though fortuous circumstances may render them'
as they do in the present case worthy of being su-
notated upon.
To dispose of this nonsense about Rome and her par
aelsms with our Republic it is necessary TO look her
history and then at Leaving aside the ordinary
fables Of divine origin which all nations
We find Rome at the earliest dates nation divided into
patricians and pebean both OF the color and
pable Of equal effort arts and yet the born
TO comm and and the other TO obey This fact to any
out all these references to Rome Bur there are 9th
ers which equally pregnant with meaning to the class
icsl student Around and about Rome nations
loving what is even now considered small degree Of
civilization Among these stood EtTuTa, whence Rome
derived her sotening arts. whose origin Is Ost in the
.zes OF ante ut but whose s in the pursuits OF the
beautiful has come down TO forms which live even
in eur day. and are household words The POntine
Marshes. and the circumjac country, nov dealing
desth in every breeze, at the time Of early Roman
history occupied BY forty towns and cities hourshing
ard gsathy according to standards Of those days The
o.nouest of those places BY the Romans and the cen
alzpg eroeities of MArius and scya, aad the whole
imperial line. blotted them out from the face OF
the earth. and materiAlized jeremisd, a
very stencil of desolaon, only remains 10 mark where
once they stood The fact Of these communities Occu
pying the richest soils, or those which relApsed into
sshss upon their conquest, has to the student of pO
tca economy the deePes: significance II alone teach