New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

is csse IN point. The same thing in Europe Is mad.
Govern nent affair. Long slang uhspsi.o .,eee,as
masterpl, ces by great statesmen" pr.e,de ,,,,n,,
nv end follow - creation and its e,Doe,;o, i. "a,
he reason for fresh loyalty snd sdiroDal .ef,h,s.
ment on the pars Of the p,oe ard their b.rea ,,,
masters Here. however It is Suggested p ,,,ed oar,
sued, completed and sustained bg Priva-e Ea,ar,rs.
Al tbst tbe Government did for il was 60 s.y ,,.,
should be considered as Bonded wAresouss. and {,
write few letters 20 foreign countries ere che s,ac.
ticu and cooperation Of Governments is though, {, bs
a necessary thing
Were 20 speak thus. bur the Cgs'al Palace has
sicraly fsd 10 crown Labor and Arc in is proceed.
rss of Yesterday rs ovation anything elsa bat
the building ard is contents IL vas TO Dtniel vso.
ster The President whateyer else but nor 20 Labor
sud Art represented and bonored the p,i'f,rm
Ibe dignity of the creative functions Of nations gent
us lss YET be try recognized IL has not yet seen
the lelr IN Europe por in this country Wnen wars
SD Or, psraors for Fsrs shall cease when the opera
tons Of Government shall be reduced their least
proportions when professional or technical cOmbna-
items create shams whose celebrity is false then
the true for Industrial JubLees may c,me. butit
las rot yet arrived Let US hope, however that even
N-'H' ~N-'Nt'p'ls 40 MUCH 10 Nasif It's
In the mere propreties Of the day apart from these
objections the passed or we'll The speeches had
the excellence of brevtv the music was fine and
varied great rivalry evidently existing between toe diff
rent bands and orchesras the audience was une,cep
onabe IN lis department the appearance of the fmi-
nine portion was brilliant, and t must h. added that
the directors literally provided ladies' relreshment
room ;hs attention of those in authority the new uni
formed police included, unremitting the progress
made in 6scoratng finishing and arrayng the details OF
the building and its contents in the few last days when
al seemed TO promise disorder and defeat on the pro-
missed day Of opening a veri,abe wonder Of indus
Try the arrangements Of tickets places entrance exits,
were admirable the Accommodations for the corps of Re-
porers were liberal and thoughtful the positions Of
the scupua attractions were well chosen as 10 locality
lielt, and combined effect and in word the whole
was arranged as outward show with skill that was
IL was a thing TO be seen once in lifetime. Aswo
grow in wealth and strength we may build much
greater Crystal Palace and accumulate more imperial
Ike treasures than We could afford to purchase,
but il cannot have the effect this one This has been
he first love of fits kind The second cannot bring tho
exhiration aud glory of the 6rst, though exhaustng
the wealth of genius in its production. In this we be-
hold the first decided stand of America among the in
dusria and artistic nations Of the earth In this SEQ
cognon of her progress, power, and possibilities.
In this We find yearnng after Peace-Peace which shall
dmle the face Of the earth with the smiles of plenty
which shall lin the hearts fnatons which shall abolish
poverty and serytude. Gods earth loves Man to her
bnemost depths treat her well with Peace, aud she
will reward him a generou, mother: abuse her sith
War and she will drive him from her presence Such
history has proved but may fairly believe that the
historical vcissudes Of the past may be avoided in
travelling the peaceful and generous path pointed QUO
br The tRYsr.r PALACE.