New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

70 rive IN thei- evil courses-ior NO ME- -
-, he heir resource. what the sdTansass y,
80 ,,,Te-1us billing places, that they were wate1u
iTv v-.lsrf Police, and sooner or a,er would oe ~
ca.,,rea He bgsought OF me 20 ask mem % ioeA y
tie ate Of Their late companions, % take IA -
= 81 1--WE m IA. consistency. and avoid The psrpsrS-
= a fIe IKE crimes which lead them 70 the scaiotl'
To tbec have dischsr sed my premise and win so.ii;
:, le. trust tie message oi Their late companion W"
i've t1e weight But TO ell young men, "03'd case
srri,r yoice and tel them thAt they carsot be 700
-eul az making TIE first false step-sori = f1l o.
rs-I-sra would eureaf them not 70 neglect tae CON-
nsnss Of God and the practice Of hrs holy ornaacsS
On the night OF the 2osh OF Angus; inese W. sS 800
rep er: 70 rob the vessel Thomas Watson AMI taere
kfTles John Baxter the nignt Waterman Inc! VIZ
arrested early the next morning, snd AtcI al 1lt
rsrt:al irisl, were found guilty snd scn;,,aced .
s,ssr the extreme pcnal;y Of the law. lac CON-
--v In General approved Of the sentence, anu some
- indeed 70 their credit-iniulged IN cruel
ioy and savage amnesty, and accused tlei. o.
crimes OF which in rssfy taey were no' sE-ty. S'c1
,ter condemnation and sentence they we've vaed ahi
s-r ssid 70 hsTe INDUCED in proximity OF language ana
Ievitv Of rrsuner Lsiy, indeed, 20 cerrun extent,
r-.pf but then We must look both when and to wholi
his vry wss INDUCED IN IL was 70 visitors wac wJa
80 ,b- a, their c doors with cbtrusive s1t impert-
nen, curiosity g Weu boys how dit you sleepr How
are YOU get Dc On = How do you iaret' Have yol
suy prospects = Are W - wonder II hey answered.
with Ievtv 10 such OueStohs ss those wach should not
bsve rem aske and VINO il there Of rs thste even N our
de--afa,iou arc willing 20 submit taley 70 SrAtGoous
insult am bound 70 say that never saw any Oh tnls
Y
Canp the Presbyterian eisyman, did they display any
levity On the contrary. my always displayed ne ~
most dociry and joined IN the several prayers VIA !e
corum and reverence Within the lat rev Gays Oh Dc
existence a great change came over saul, wren
told him that had got Letter from Governor Sey-
mour which cut OF All hope Of his hte beng spared
He tlcn became more terveui IN his devot4ons, am
earnest in bis urayers and trusted mot hop@uiy n
C5's i.rite mercy He acknowledged the justice Of
HE sentence and said he considered Il was better Tor
him that he should die now when he had time 70 pre-
pare for eternity, than that he should escape anu =
haps be shotIn the commission OK roooery' Wnsn as
would be sent unprspsrNl into tn presence OF nus
Mixer On the 18Th Of January saw Mrs siu n the
cell Of her SON Il such a meeting a. never nad
before, and hope never VIII again \ poor oi wol'
broken in spirit and bowed down with grief az the pros
poet OF the execution Of her child, mere boy and An
Only son and for the crime of deprvng fellow beng
OF life that life which God gave and only God ought to
take awsy, and depnyIng wife and children OF tier
protection and support Mrs saul felt most keeny tor
the fate her wre.ched and ncess anty prayed me
not 70 leave him while LIE remained | gave her the
promise he required and he leant hls cAeeN On my
forehead until taken from by the officers OF the law,
shortly before his immortal spirit passed ino another
state o! existence. AMI on Sunday last performed
the funeral service for HIM, when ne was
conveyed 20 the receptacle of the dead, where
al OF him that remained earth will be ashes
and dust till the morbing OF the general ressurrec-
ton. How'painflily afecting must such circ I'm
sancebe 10 the friends and relatives of the executed but
yet who there that docs not approve of this tuhlmsnt
Of the uftrcquircmcuts OK the law BAKERS vile AMI
family desired justice We should be protected IN our
rights person anu property. not magistrates aud
Judges useless persons are needless an The just pua
shment Of the lsw should always follow TIE rausSres
SION Risusel&s 70 say that the crime vas c0nmfet
unufentonslly Can the deed be unntentOna when you
enter the premises Ofaulther % steal and viii lake away
LIE sooner than you viii permit yourself 20 b. akoa prs-
ouerf The lie o. the murderer u forfeited By tue
crime, and his he should pay the penll'y. II u
useless 70 say HAT imprisonment Tor NE win
hard labor, would be ehctci0us, for besides that
such Is not the punishment due 90 m1riercrs neither
has any terror Tor the murderer For, h3utn tamil
lar With the death Of Others, they tear 70 lie Themselves
They are the base,t towards in existence. Always
going around, and are ready % STAB the sleeping
man or Kill the deense - stranger, and M pInshn'nt
short of an gnomni0ui death appa the murderer,
stay biz hand Il l. lamentable thrt crime u On the
increase 10 such extent and lot such fearful con
fedcraces should be found for "a perpergaln. Crime
is lsttcy greatly the increase in the lower ards OF
this City and Tor this increase pOus good AMI
people as wei the authorities o. our City, are 10
blame They may have acted in this matter ulcon-
scioufy but yet The eject of their conduct has been
such that crime has greatly increased The people
of wealth had removed uptown TO more iash9nabIe AMI
splendid residences, AMI thus tAeT gnoi exalnpte
Was lOst on those who remained bcIint. lui.,
however, NOT the sol, cause, but 10 tlis
must be added that the houses thus let were no;
turned into stores ~ -ome thought but bGrrack eires
erected in their stead in hich thirty forty AMI
hiiy families could reside The lowr story OF his
building turned into a grocery and GROCERY, IN
which al those families were expected % dead, AMI IN
which might be found from the earliest dawn q the
midnight hour and u every period II the day some
member Of each family from the infant 20 the ayt
grandfather including perons OF both sexes and mil
ole age In state II mautn or beastly intOXcati1n
The City authorities were greatly 10 blame also
for the Of crime, for the facility with which
they granted hceI ses for those houses without in
quiiy into the character OF the persOns WHO kept
them, or what description OF houses they Intend
ed % keep Nhile this neglect 10 look after tle
character Of those 10 whom the privilege Of vending
intoxicating dTnk i perevered in by Adcrm N, crime
and M increase. The rich owed duty To the
communiiy-they ought 20 provide for the religious in
sruction VI the poor who not able procure
for thenseiycs. There not in TIE City sufficient
number II religious Pls,ors Home Mission Ougst 10
be established but il should be Home Mission to- the
Island Of Manhattan Ia The churches in the lower ward,
OF the City there ought be service AMI preschng
least twice through the week and the poor families
ought TO he visited AZ their homes by minister at least
once week The wealthy should consider this, an1
ad their !eloa.n.an 70 gam knowledge OF God and of
Rehgion-t vas a duty they owed 20 Col to Society,
and 60 themselves.
After again eshorting his youthful hearers beware
N evil sssoeiaton the reverend preacher eOncluiel
by Offering up pTsyer the GTer OF ell Good % pro
tcct the congregation from ten p,aon sud preserve
them IN the ~ays Of nghtcousness and truth
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