New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-15

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II &C. ne TIA; TIE esEac;srestic defect. Of An-
car primary .dgcAusD arr
HFnsi-Its failure properly ard hvnorioas!y 10 c-.
te The whole int ctnA W-i-sch hu, ~ "A -.
educate We give hii!e El-cg- l,,,.e skul -.
-. d. q Develop ard train the -hoie mae
The criminal beslsc; OF proper moral inst-,,
lion a. training The law II cur duty 20 -s,h oh.,I
mean tie hw Of right and sroDs II daily sGirs
Tlrc-In TIE peg ofth- Prpp-r thproexn .y..-ns,n
religious instruction aid training Is the lac Oar duty
10 ouseiv-s ara 20 Geo.
It's QUITE spp.r.nt that th- same means ~hcA csix,,.
the physical man. notice m't spproprSte for .ne cu
vson 81 the Intellectual pos-rs b- morS ntms.o
or TIE religions eiDgs 20 iniOrn the uln5 ant NJ
rer,a A. eSch department oi msu, nsur- hss rs sooe
trsie n elton p-frm Il has is oss and most A.
prcpri.e OF cnl'vsiico. game Of ball crickr,
ia hours OF s'op or tt- AiiV- ADD vsoas pssmss
ot i've lcng hvlicay sway fnm the sch 81 master VII
sye srei s' ard Elasticity the and the Eos az
health 20 the face but how CT this ror wrapt sra
csIy.rgIs attention Of profound, stady and acd D.
moIsuAuor,he severe And exclusive Abstraction o. phys
cal snsyss spi generalization Aud Who you'd thiak q
recon euoins n. sus 4 r lgious cnltssaOn-sho
would thits OF mixing With H. m he n upa,ou Of the
mys;sr OF LOl, r-sD q" the ritual Of oar Churches
In all these ihngs 10 look 10 TIE u:eial aud toe
rr,ccal Bu' would D't % misunderstood ia ihs Gse Of
he,e words The useful is not always ~hN have the
ct sion TO ih- prstcs that whch wshsvs
the uost quent occasion - practice out nat which
cress,s our pr-ctcs sby, ter d 10 make most
useful We 90 study chemistry because &c erp~, to
c.yote our i've, 20 retors and crucbles and gases and
sccs We d. not rack oar ain, Nth comic sections and
the hghr cslcuu because &c expect 10 have tfeGaen.
occasion them any more than ~e study merhsocs
natwe may devote ourselves 70 spiiung with seigsS
tell ~ ~ the ~nd.s- moving weights srh he lever
only few o; each gen-raii can thss devote then
s,lVe- 10 science. The main purpose OF our staiy %
give IRE Of selecting acquiring and usK sno ~-d
thrcrgh ie in the various circumstances in which we may
be placed II rSpsnd q Strengthen IL cultN.te t1s
intellect 70 aoiu,t and 70 set motion the iuteeo;ak
schuery fine humSn con-tUtou, 50 ths, without Inc
ton or Jar s parts may 30 on IN harmonious and easy
scVp Jmpsnirg thu greatest m uni OF good ana Sc
curing the gr, a.est amount ct happiness
In The ster OF mors ard coaiuct men act either from
in pnl,e or from OF duty t. the msn whose moral
nature properly cultivated the nrsi snih
f. itself any sitter IT conduc, what he ought
Co tome, abroad. III puSlC sId 10 private Aie 10 oas
l.. and in the ss Of rgot aud sronS duty
= cot,sny before hin-Sud shtn be Is properly Instruct
ed in the II morss he learns As the simplest aud clear
EFT truth that be should Go unto others ss ne "oad ai
u Go unto and bis rshts ana duties are Jand
e. in perfect harmony viii the fighs sud dau-s
hose with whom he Is socially AID politically In contact OF
sssocAuonth law Of our ou 20 esch other - ne ~heh
81. tsUs nth The greatest u th7 V-ryyoaas
IT,, perceiveit when - pointed ont anc tel
en,e heb - truths spilled II must ho~sserbe
incu.ca,td. IL does not come oy instinct me rAes OF
the school are enforced by the ,rue and the efch OF AZ
ihoriy but the Legitimate opening OF the mind to morals
- system branch ofkuOseog- - nowhere prAcnced
on the very young should oe and IN our country "hsrs
eyery ten ptaou Ia favor Of ucNdGa ana seusn acuy
~ n youi American forth DtO the S.ks IT life,
able l. read nesSpap-rs 20 stu1y the marke'S ana
keep accounts and gss bis morN training m th"ss pufse
vhO.e naxds are-these u no friendship IA trade
A thing is worth what II viii f.tch-lei the buyer
look out for himself IL IS Taught, Is nsught, sam
the buyer; but when he goe'h ms way ne ooA''e'n
=. i tan n politics Am my or'th-r, keeper "h" can
ta 10 SET he eat change which would b. wroughtinthe
character OF oil chlldreh ~.rs eNS nj sy-7patcsi
Is A. ihor ugly Instructed morals. IA the npe els
me-, f. indie. but still tl- same IA jet that t-rred III
N. siUd the hgh' cisses oi the higher ana
re. 10 Is then calico moral Philosophy so too OF eAyre
instruction aud ouIis alton IL there any thing MT
can compensate for ITS loss those parents that
l.. gl, L. do their children an MUIR. whih rsnnt De re
rare, IN after life after opinions are imoiotd aud habits
foru ID IL NUT be taught them IN th-r -1Iy years u
.,Flf An IA
IL must be habuSy, constantly, Systematically aad Aoly
given That part Of mans nature all no more growto
IT. .r.ct character untuod and unframed ID an MS IN
t-' ciusl neral nature nor 80 mach buyng qua 'ens
the ,.ush pursus OF bu-Eess-ths cares OF the World
tie d.cenulness of rch's are quite cons'sten' s'n
true religious character. but miserable cutysors 81 As
The chos,n people of God With the pillar II cloud byd v
Il the pillar Of rs by night gith the rab-TD.ce aud Toe
Um snd lhumum constantly relapsed into doatry snen
I.ltrAiIts ~ihdra-n III. powers Of The intellect
the proper restraints OF moral ana religious cnvt
ton bn~ th- goddess idols OF the hover Prop-nn
ties But cufv ate the intellect and subject y 20 the iona
en- Of refined moral and religious sentiments tney
lgsi,n and control, and utbize the gfoss.r nature the
OF the ress0n snd the blood become neAy
81 muus that tue sesLbess which se@ k- its ga 0st
1T IN virtue Then the glorious embroidery OF our true
eoses up the CANVAS upon which has been
wrought
The great characteristic instincts Of socsiy
rov,uuentandlSw II ere not Inventions or dsooy'
er,s They are the natural habits Of the human race
1tey lees perfect A. he ds"otes 10 Them more
OF lees Of bis ressOuhs power 20 perceive and % appy
POLITICAL moral aud Religion tu'h which Is the highest and
most exclusively Characteristics # h, natural insnncn
These with his sympathetic aud gregtol' instincts DIVIDE
The race into naOus each HAVING To popularity Of IA
tors life No ruth i, clear or NOR important than
that in vain 10 dght g.in-t the spr-ths proper
iOlosy ncrssy of national lite except with we"
reyoluiioL-io All entire overthrow or rrorganns
ton OF that life, and our system OF education mas
be in harmony With Institutions, and the sprH
that pervaces them II We AIT. ok what - M
psIteO national nature, II seek 10 make head.
way 81 aus that pos-ful ourr-I which carries fors.d
the with cop.tsutly increasing velocity IN the
Of tr.ff
moth but OR weakness aud tiY. Our peculIueS
,r- republican gCverDm- THE sovereignty Of me ma
jortyina by jury, popular outrage freed Of speecn
.no the pr.s-lh- people srge Al tue s'me TINS the
soUrc. the subjects OF p)incs sovereignty ih-yhs
n. ministers o law justice aud authority they select ana
they the legislators the adgss srd The administrator
OF the law g. they must E0rb on, tleIr GFn p)ltea
sid s,cial position II is therefore our hrs, day
tie great polcs ne's-sy Of ou' n'uonh ns
that the at it, intelligence ia p0Ner ana US Pe
u, eness shoud erysnsre Undergraduate the Ss~'
BODY ana should BE- every where brought 10 the swts
sLa spread yer tissue Of the qulc sensohht
cary ~ the sLiuating spil and the PERFORMING PoTw
fyeTy II usCe a ton AMI tbs beng LrcessI
Of our nature how can n be asked vh-iher the goyss
have H. Oh, 10 provide for he edac.iloo 81 ms
people The power OF sell protection and OF sell os1h
he power cultivate and 20 stref gtben the powers VI
iis beng and improve ~ nature beloDgs~ mn.
.ssfy government to every Tps people aye "a,
real I.reieIs should not The sOyeresns be eaoo"''
~ the publc expense
IL il IN snoih-r point Of view p-cu'iH Hundf-d,@
oUsaDos Of mail grants pouring upon u. Oafh
,ution. -gsroeo by sl0o-t all govern nsns
~ Lsiurs tendency hostile 70 them yet our prs are
open wisely yt- every man t. ms WITH U.s. ana
b. o. Us We not trouble Ourselves about bis AStsoe
c-its We do lot ask HIN for passport II ne oss
niHOI al tyrsut, bavs 10 fear Of him o, his n>sf
II be be- political refugee stand betEosn him ana nn
pUT-Uer- ubsrsd.d, N-teh-d uui0troduced sitneci
shy inpr preiy. be az The ~yee Of fhe Plssd-n ana
g0sr yf.r. he viii II be I'D iron an'quA avs snd sssK
fora shelr and home then our hearts open . hi III