New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

SisssV" - no,,y- with an universal III ~ 90 q,
n they know in the hope o. haIne Can this beaedt
toH 1ns ~ fr.sdom1 The nations are t' " -. -
~ cbsyscer n the British Oofef,S; bat o,ysry
eneo 81 =. T.le,d they seeenOtnnS Vl,
fbey look 20 ,@nce h end 20 the utter Ammunition o'
smns ~, ~ - oiyen England heIssn n4y ~
saa.ssssed men II they loos % l",a sery AMI II thew
osnhse nesfilerce, famine ana Saver @nt 80
bui 49, 80 toward Chn1 they see me wa "~ 49,
CAST W. mi forth to compel great people 20 s.'
~ fraudulent INTRODUCED n - a,oe ~ ia Sa
the moral, tbs happiness ana .he ives u 'n7
eneos ~ The nations are TODD tett tng,<nd a
2, sss. sS =: da I'D Dor SS TO- ss TSs
.s 49,. no point Whatever on which we are Po"e
'. rsGe s when they look to the countries Of Europe
nsgsh sbs refugees who claim place IN ms a.!
tss Fngland Is everywhere at work - prevent tae
ia 80. obtaining the Of raising themselves 10
EffoaI scale So long as they shall contioue purey *
Iisnsl hey must remain poor weak ana ensavsi sn
a., osly hope for Improvement IS RON ,n4 % ~
VEL nd the plough which gave 70 Engisnd her ree
go and vet England IS tverywnere her DpPDns.o 49,
annihiate the power OF association Tue 49,
Ntbe ysssmprOvsment Of macnosly Oy - ~ If
h enabled 10 call 70 bis service the gTetI pow. VI
49, and bus improve not only s material out nv ih1e
,e1sI condition but when they look 70 toe cones Suu
allies Of England ey ss' se Gdspendsnt co9ures
fbsy see her wb lie power pat iqrh 20 proven. u J
doing ANYTHING but cultivate the earn aud -1hNa,t n7
soI n e time that enlightened Englsh1en snoud l0"K
sev =, these things aud answer b. them-elves wnsne
r NOT they are thus promoting the cause OF freedom lut
sy are MOI must be the answer OF each and every sucn
That question ans wered II will De for them . look
=, M IN which direction lies the path OF duty and foru
sis will be they that interest and duty can be
,asds 10 travel in company with each other
To the women Of England much credit IS d1e Tor having
,,onobt This question before the world IL Is one that
shou6 have for them the deepest interest Whereve
ma Is unable u obtain machinery no forced 70 oePeoa
on mere brute labor and be then 50 poor that MS "e
s.u aid him in the abOrs Of tho field to her own degrade
op and 20 the neglect of her home her her chill
drep spd herself she then the most oppressed Of caves
A. men obtain machinery they obtain command OF great
rsura agents and mind gradually takes the place OF phys
s force and then labor In the field bseomes more pro
ductive and the from QUITO door 20 naocr
employmeDts and with each step IN thus drecuoh sns -
enabled 10 give more her children her husoa ld ana
herstn From being slave and the mother Oh saves one
that are free and the instructors OF those 10 "ho '"o no
generation is to look for instruction; e. .ho
The English sysem looks "a conhnlng the women oi ue
world to the lsbors Of the field aud such Is US sec every
where ItoOks therefore to debasiDg and ensaVng tnen
md their children The other looks 10 their
Com slavery and their elevation in the social scale andH
can scarcely il to be regarded oy the wonsn ~ WI
by the men Of England matter OF duty 10 inquire p
se ground upon which their policy is based ana To SATISFY
themselves II it be possible that there Is any truth
system which tends everywhere to the Oh Save
w and therefore 20 the maintenance Of the slave trade
throughout the world
This work, we would add in conclusion, Is the most
valuable yet published the subject. Precise aud at
fluent in illustration to facts, broad aud deep 10 It's
scientific laws cheering aud with certain exceptions
copelusye in its logic il should be in the hands Of
every statesman of every phianthroPist Of every we'll
gsher TO bis ellowman in bondage. It is an invaluable
addition TO the literature Of this country and of the
world.
~ "THALATTA; A Book FOR THE SEASIDE" This
collection of English and American poetry relating to the
,ea n published onymousy, but shows extensive reading
md cultivated ase 1t will I'LL place in popular litera
are which has not been held by any previous volume
The Summer resident Of Newport Nahant will be aptto
make his companion in his communngs with the Ocean
Every thing in il "suiiers change Into something
ch and strange large portion Of the best pieces in the
Toume from living American poets Bryant LongfeL
ow Dams Epes Sargent, Cranch Whittier, Lowell, X. IL
GODDARD, G. w. Curtis and others The compiler Ia
united one sea piece Of uncommon merit entitled The
,ea Waves" by Geo w Peck, which Published
ew wears since in several journals of the day 2m PIP
.O6 Boston; Ticknor Reed & Fields Sold by Putnam
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IL "THE GENUS AND Mission OF THE PRoTEsrANr
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES" by Rev
CALVIN CotToS An able aud instructive exposition
ne principles of Protestant Epscopacy understood by
he author defending its institutions against the tendencyto
Romapsm on the hand and to COngregationsism on
he other The character Of the work is analytic and argu
nenaiive with copious historical illustrations In tone II
blends an excellent spirit of candor with great frmne-s of
Stanford & SEords.l
rv,. Tar OLD FoRrsr RAsoER," by Major WALTER
CAMPBELL reprint Of fascinating sporting volume by
An old Scotch ranger with introduction by Frank For
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Illustrated with several spirited engravlngs The adven
lures the valiant hgerker cannot be read without deep
interest tl2mo. PIP 1873 Sringer & Townsentl
NJ sEcoSp LATIN Boos," by ALBERT H,RKSEss.-A
new manual of the Latin Language comprising OF
lessons aud exercises with brief explain ,tory and
Ii ia prepared udicious plan and with
great thoroughness OF execution In practical value it is
not inferior to any osssbook for beginners in Latin with
which are acquainted tl2nO, PIP. 36l. ID. Appleton
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~ THE BIBLE VS.. TRADITION" by AARON ELLIS; re
Iii led and enlarged by THos READ-An investigation of
he Scripture doctrine Of the future 1t aims to show
hat the natural mortality of man. the destruction of the
wicked and eternal life atsnsble only through Christ are
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sxsminerl
~ "SPKEoHTs IN CoNGREsS' by JosHuA r. GIDDlNGs
This volume comprises the speeches. and portions of
peeches, delivered by Mr. GIddngs in Congress ON the
avery question during the last fifteen years. Its pub
cation occurs at eppOrtune aud cannot fail to
sert wholesome nduesce uemo PIP. 5ll. Boston:
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~ ukkAF TRUTHS BY 0REAf AUTHORS "A reprint |
convenient aid to persons fond of shining in quota
on. with few selections from American authors in this
diton. The subjects arranged in alphabetical order
Ut s, an index of authors would have been useful sp
endage. ne mo- PIP. 500 LppincOtt GrsmbO & Co
old by Putnam l. Coz
tY- MARIE DE BERMERE" is the title of new vol
NE by w. GILMORE Sims, containing several stories
ouhern life aud distinguished by the DO sing and raey
auatve style characteristic ofthe author l2no DID, 422
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