New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-13

tertapee Of his father be has not squandered in prom
sal living ard sensuslit, many other sons OF kn
trcly have done He holds 10, a. trust TO do good
will The capacious farm OF more than two tholssnd
is neatly fenced, cleaned mp and Wen -e, ID
Hrrdre6s Of fat cattle gaze The green pastures AMI
re,urp 70 their ner 4 handsome profit. tie is MI
usne eoupassiopaie and generous This iarn u eo1-
dueted By rec Labor, demonstrating IN the midst o.
slavery tie praeticablliy and utility OF Tree Inst'I-
u6ns. 49, -,
veorous system OF trade in Hogs and Cattle tor the
last Two years which has teen very proatable Oh
lude 10 tlese things simply because they show in n
cspacity for more than writing and speech-makins
Some men have capacity for some one thing; be has
carseifv be, ord most men, for many things.
He j. ever ready 10 help the vrtuous when IN want
Lile attending the meetings OF the Free thurch ID
his county, be received the intelligence that coPoT-
f,rr rertutly commissioned by the American Mission
AIRY Associs-icn in an adjoining county, had, under
,se nret,n nee been seized and thrown into jail he
made tpouiry concerning the man. Immediately repair
Cd 10 the place If confinement and after pFotracted
and opposing Effort baled the eotPorfeur' VINO was
moor nan hut in good standing in his church. (Methc
dit EpiscopaD though he bad committed himself 10
i,ip. in short time, the Free Church movement.
Many other incidents Of bis kindness and generosity
eve tOenenies could now enumeraie II space "ou.d
allow and utility demanded
He las been active in his own and adj aceat counties
in cistlibunr Antislayery documents, and cnghten-
inp public sentiment.
Tie efforts Of those who have opposed him and the
cau,e Of freedom have most gnay reacted upon them
selves and their cause The violence offered has only
served TO awaken a corresponding determination and
hostility on tie part ofmany OF the friends OF freedom
ore OF the fighting spirit than would like to see But
il serves show how vain the policy oi force against
coed cause Signal disgrace and defeat have followed
ttose who we're negectul Of duty action in the mob
tlat tore down biz press Two men who had influence,
ara could IN all probability have suppressed the mob
lad ttey desired DO left the place at the time the
oh was fOIning. or after the call was male. bOth
thee Lave b, defeated the last for Representative IN
C,rQres. Stunning responsibility gave no lasting pop
ularlty Another, who was perhaps most active an1
prominent as q speaker has been repeatedly defeated
and Ograc.d. Other prominent, hayr been defeated
for cce lie literary institution which Il was hoped
vould be shielded from disgrace by proximity to Tree
pes a. gone down entirely. Lawess mobs have iol-
rived ara that, too. against the officers OF the place
T,ie together with other facts were narrated to me
by WHO Lac opportunity to know" and standing Tor
,tIacity 1lcy serve 10 show the folly OF opposing
Ielt. especially with unlawful means There may be
on, ntaD success, but tie success il that OF one who
ior The pIoieIt succeeds in covering the crater Of
buini1 Volcano: it will be- followed b. more sudden
ara dreadful explosion Of tie pent up hres-nres that
tlall bum the consumption Of every opposing obsta-
Gle
What the friends of freedom haze to do Persereriag
Ito the seeds OF truth and confidently expect the
lGIvos-Gnd ia due season. II we lant not we shal
rap Tl r. are n,w in Kentucky some six or seven
Tree Chmchcs-ba,iDg TO fellowship with Slavery.
csc Lave net with opposition and persecution. This
r. oay din insLng-access 10 the public mind Is more
cary and The ipheTe OF influence is continually ncreas-
ila: III, ulh ihefe are Yet the day of small things
Tie cloud however, in the days of Elijah was not at
trst apparently larger than a mans hand II spread,
However. until it covered the whole heavens, and
POURED down showers in copious abundance.
aith in God and persese rance in duty viii again
ra,c another such cloud. aud the same liegly
u . influence. JOHN IT, EE
a1he Chrrrhes nrdd TO- IS III heir lpo.ri dl.rbuns Aa,
slavery tudr The Gaze a tie Amercn Missionary
Ais,c1cu ILoT. the rds cdom AMI viii
ltn tia. socGy Ihscn h's eeh The Gospel in the sonb