New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

Agriculture, and making It me mo-, e.e a',
ne cur iro because tie most Intellectual Pi'SA' O
snH .Ize tie nouns ns oil fI'Ju''Cc s's a. -
FAD J a. Des2 Sea- o. Ignorance thai must D'
b. k'tF.s eonttituti0ual immO0y Of COnsef7 atisn
FLED ~ - oveycoule before the end can b. aftainsd
tS' - .Iso how tie stars in their courses hgh'
bU' To- Progress and 'enment-no" INN use
u - ne march Of Intelligence as wen a. invention
hss 80 $500 Iupros emeIt 70 our age-hOW the Sscan-
sId ;lroad tLr Steam Press, the Ocean Steam
bosi ~ f~etrie Telegraph, are speeding us onward
SIP w entr,u The world has never before Known
viii ~oice from al these and many kindred
ara 80 influence, bidding Man the Culu'SDf sd-
mPati and confidently 70 take bis proper posi- as
vtnss ngdOu and wielder Of the eementslCr
lordSi a Ljs wants and the Development OF his
the hear them calling him 70 yindicate the
lnncneI or the prescience OF those glorious Od
OCT to gaye our Earth IN her young iuSurishce
Cp.n eo ~ kosmOs or BZAUrY-a name Dehed o! our
~ Ia "a stumpy raIn-selds, our scared ana barren
gar blesk and aid deserts, our foul, maiarl-
pastu'es' oi hat ubcb Science shall yet justify aud
Gus mS,'D ,.srnetuste In spite Of all DISTRACTIONS
looe' l;e1ffs the world does move, and even
80 D!t slnggsh and stubborn are carried along with
!. Oar AGRICULTURE. o. whole, is more sklful and
eceut tb.n il was thirty forty years ago aud II
= cow improving in accelerated ratio. Even 1, tne
5s,erdspt Of line OF poor eultivatOrs' stretching
VI verv likely, 10 him who through his own bind
Vs' "a fstuity Loot the situation OF besd-gardener
y pIen--even ! feel the all-peryading impulse To-
"a mprovernent and reform can never be Seien-
We. fsyneY-I am too old and too heavily laden with
sates and cares for that-but my son, II ne hVeS'
I,II he The little teach him shall at least IN
re him with craving for more, and set him on the
". t,scL ~ learn II And thus tens Of thousands
- growing ~ all around uschildren perhaps, Of g-
- "a inegieleney--wbO shall BE- leaders ana
nishce an go, cor, 70 which this Address Is
sseble but earnest contribution. t.t -
Tsvtborpe. in bis 'ThreeFold Destiny tells the
,ory Of Young man who wandered oil TIE world over
IN ouest Of three wonderful incidents, "hich' IL nad
80 predicted should occur to him and returned
T.s,nainted and sprt-broken to find them all under
~ fshndow Of bis paterna roof i perceive IN TINS
s a. 10 every work Of true genius, some renectoh u
Universal fact appeal to the general experience
and the heart Of Humanity now many nave cHa 1sS
SIuding pLantoms through the eryid noontide OF e'
.iv 10 fbd as evening shadows drew around them,
~; Ambition had no goal, Achievement no triumph,
- canal the calm. perennial joys Of humble rural
home! eu.t -, atom, .o our
Young meD who are from year 10 year sIs'ng ol,n
Cs;e,rnis or win her smOng the young cites thst'
mplstinO the growth Of JOnahs gOurd, are beginning
- Az, The American shores Of the great Pacihc far
h n from me 10 nsnuate that their venture Is wid
one and their hopes necessarily doomed 10 untiheH
Tstt have faith in American energy; still mere
in
sure that cline genial, country 80 dlVersihed 10
ts natural features soil SO deep and virgin as tnose
ofCalfornia must prOner many inducements 10 tne
hardy resOue pioneer, even though that sO Dc hore
and there sprinked with gold Such an enterprise as
The peopng and settling OF country so ne" ana 80 re-
mote from prior civilization, will, of course, demand
its martyrs; in it's prosecution Thousands VIII DIE,
and tens of Thousands fail but the enterprise ltseh
will neither die fail and many OF those VINO nty
embark in il will achieve at last success ana comPe-
fence What would say is addressed rather 10 tne
Zen, of thousands whom fal or parental ties retain
among US. while they impatieDtly champ the bit and
say. @Wby am not l. too, at liberty 70 cross the
Rocky Mountains and gather my share OF the golden
harvest" To these would earnestly say, Believe
not repning friends that California and fortune
care infeparabe, nor forget that there were oroad
avenues to success and competence before Fremont
aunfurled bis Bear standard in the valley OF the Sa-
acramento" Nay. b. assured that, right here IN In
diana are ample paoors for all who Will resoutey ana
wisely work them-piaoers, whereof the yield may De
less per pan OF day than that Of some oil the rchest
CLUTCHES the Feather or the iuba; but then IL Is
certain. nexhaustble, and sure to prove more ana
more abundant with each returning season The deeper
Asse mines are worked the more ample is the return
tbey require no OUTLAY of skill or labor in prospect
"inR" for every arabic rood will reward the dggers
efforts and from the Ohio to the Missouri he Will ind
hardly any other than "pay-dirt"
Al for me, lOng-tOssed on the stOrmlest waves OF
doubtful conflict and arduous endeayor, have begun
TO feel since the shades of forty years fell upon me- the
weary tcmpcst-driven yoyageTs longing for land the
wanderers eaning for the hamlet where in childhood
he nestled by his mothers knee and was soothed to
sleep on her breast The sober dOwnhill OF life dspels
many Illusions while il dcyelopes or strengthens with
in US the attachment perhaps long smothered or over
laid for chat dear hut, home" And so IN the
sober afternoon of life when its sun, ifnot high Is still
warm have bought ne few acres of land in the broad
still country and bearing thther my household treas
ues have resolved TO steal from the Ctys abors and
snxiees at least one day in each week, wherein to re-
vive az a farmer the memories of my chdhoods hum
bic home And already l realize that the experiment
cannot cost 80 much il is worth Already ind IN
that DAYS quiet an antdOe and solace for the lever
sA fostering cares of the weeks which environ it. AL
ready my brook murmurs soothing eyen-song to my
burning throbbng brain and my trees, gently stirred
hy the fresh brcezes whisper TO my spirit something
Of their own quiet strength and patient trust in God
And thus do family realize but for brief and fit
ting day the serene joy which shall rradiae the Farm.
ers vocation when fuller and truer Education shall
have refined and chastened his animal cravings, and
when Science shall have endowed him with her treas
ures, redeeming Labor from drudgery while quadru.
ping its efficiency, and browning with beauty and
plenty our bounteOus, benehcent Earth.