New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

with resrtc. 70 physieal drv so2msrt A. lesst oar
e"rnot eehove 80 4 we are TO 'Ns = = ",
I perceive escn aay marching tarOuA SSiNS -
up b 2sEtaoons ard bodice aud Dr. 'asei n prss
.i3u cth- - tair srecr,eus OF Cry p-> acisoos we
wculi think them less cnmpsay 81 geoN MA thsn ths
urnsps q nensserie, broastt oa by tAe sep-r fsr
heashta slrias, as tesy ssn slaas the ~ ssS bal
sncn tie aets 0. thesr eoos, pc,ed by taer sass
ells-s ard r,fns sneoke ffrc, .hc isre cr1 Ct c,sr
nsueher Nor indesNi. ssy much ior those trA
ytciuFcs ssC9gh not psin,z II oal wAcm we scepr-
suirs TIC sane sOGrsc W IN Their ir forms si-ti mo
shsrs rot consorant With any Of the laws Of taStcy
lLsusitsrl TIE boys Of TIE country csr,es be con
paIed 20 the hoys o. the Ci'y--so our eays--or we
have ~ boys here TIE soa no solaer cmerges
from cAiliAood than be inneiistcy becomes yoaas
man Shogi town. and then the fIher = AZ oace the
: old man Ne patches aud s;a1s up his sia form
/ into soue sort Of manly proporsc.s, no"risaes
nrsische lasrnts cigar pronrtr seals rugs sasca
sad guassehain he h uaSoubtsily tsss by, fss
young man; everything ia last hers--h.s deSs,coss
are sst his sss,es fast and he Is on iast raeS sna
scSs isst 70 destruction. having peay o. eaagSsse
on Ii fss1 career to ren. In TIE Cities oae Is moro
exrcsed to the corraptOns of fashion, Taere s?rsass
Up cohness IN socitl ntercoarse and we are ui.sgrc
! ia symrSthies. But the Coaatry IL
from those faults nor slow 10 initiate the Ctr wara
made acquainted with It's u,snserssns ani ~ soaa a.
the wires have unicstsd the afess ogln 81 neg
bounst or the last mode OF recptoas both are al eaer
adopted sni initiated In the County eonvsa,isnsns
arc more ridiculous because there cut OF place.
The Town kss rs advantages Ia producing this coasea
tarn ir less OF Is necessary 30 the proper
COZ Quoting o. business How otien DO we hesr ercpis
say thst they do not wish ,6tansaci business with
particular persons because OF their unc1ash Of
IRIS eacunS business We acknowledge them hoae.S
shle ard clever men but they a. surrounded with
pOrcnpiae crust that there going near them without
being prcked Their want OF adtptedness for oasinass
makes al transactions with them unpleasant, and se
Dirt al and shun theu however highly they may be
thnated. aEd ms;ler how honorable the character
they besr. In the City keen perception o. the man
uers and dispositions OF others " Necessary G, s0cce.
and this produces a smarness which porcepable IN
NIL youth aud indeed has been remarked by some
shat requires more br, htoess Ia cross Broadway
than & does in districts - becOrle dcs OF the
peace This believe s trua--al least perio,s
ofthe DAY. Lsaghterl Thcrc however. ID eoavea.
tcnslsm produced by setinerest, which : oa able 10
20 along plank But take hin OUT that and L IL %
be doubted ii the greatest pumpkin Is more drppingly
green than the vies; Cockney, when patched On' OF ans
usual course In the City Is shown tina, tho tssl
inps OF others are De consulted aud indeed Il should
he co for there cannot be much pleasure in an intr
course with intellectual volt learned bear The
granite OF msunern ia rubbed of IN cities by
contact WIKI our eompeers for. as feaaysoa says
Ground in your socis MILL
WeSu6 each others corners dowa."
Ifths ccuvcnticnasn Is produced by desire - con-
sun for the pleasure wishes OF Others Il proceeds
from noble feelings, and its inlrenct Pcrvaies owe
" action Of life and instead OF deserving cen
sure cohlncss. deserves pai'c, 10 being q prop
er Difference % the feelings OF othcrs Tnc lux
ury OF CT lee too forms subject Of great com
| plant among many; but unless the pro'uson IL 40
great 60 lead TO bankruptcy and ruin tue complaints
unjust for society Is in constant state Of transition TO
cessary and the gold thus flows drop after dropt
prevent too great accumulation in any one place
There sometimes danger however that tnsel may be-
mistaken for pure gold. In the city, there - Oteen
Towering OF sensuous luxury while want and wretch
cduess go Crouching In tue by.paces. society iooks
| then like huge ship. with music, AMI Teasing, and
spendor is decks while down in the hold are pest
lsncc tears choking and despair Now, In the country
there i less OF this brilliant luxury or course speak
only Of natural tendencies and impediments. In the
CITY no less than In the country may grap life aud
retir In 4
OF large city felt by the stranger he stands In the
crowded beholds the surging thronss NJ they
pass along But the city has this advantage over the
county here they will let you mind your own business.
Applause In the country every enc lives IN sort OF
Whispering gallery Everybody don't know In the city.
what you going 10 have for dinner, or how much
your overcos. cost But weightcr o moral ssuc
tons likely TO prevail in the country than in The city
The operations Of trade sharpcu the inteilecta bu,
! clouds the moral sentiments. There are some " Is
| tLe who do NOT proes anything more than THIS They
cay that they think life l. moral srranha and they do
the beet who grab the most {Lauge,er rae S'est
Of people though, 10 the midst o. traffic, have
ff In their moral instincts, reasoning Rbou a),trtc
tons but II Is very concrete People in thn coun
try. look a the proceeds OF things that which vii. pay
You won't find people there circulating large plump
alfehoods but more plausible, smooth eioriss God
essy be forgotten Ia The City but m tho Country.
on the miaesps1eaaiag prsne throush me grlmve.
Of Ills prefence forces Itself upon the Coincidence
and touches the sprngs Of nature. Ia the Cy there Ia
amore intense plny Of secondary causes lt Is more
/ artificial life. The husbandman has moro Immediate
transactions with Providence ilsb0uHy Is hJtreasure.
ond His presence felt Ia sunshine and n sho~crs
any re,u Is Iich in proportion 10 the daicay Of its
/ achievement II, therefore, the CITY II more trying
place for successful achievement than the Country hs
who graduates here with honors, stands upon higher
cminente Then also that which u nObleat In our
~ brought out, aud Illustrated 10 the CITY IL IL
not favorable 20 reycrenti feeling, a. the Country
The most imposing facts here grow tbrestbaro in acw
dsys Enthusiasm welcomes tho lustrious stranger
like rUth Of many weters, bat dies sway upon hts re
treating steps IKE the dripping rain lGreat applause
/ Men expect every morning to be stimulated by
/ Ting Hep-somc wonderful event II snow storm
block up train Of cars, the entire CITY is thrown
| of the track Applause Man Z here swept I.
along with toe crowd, and lost alnost from himself
/ A walk up Broadway exhlrstes one like chanpaigns
Even the mourner fnsIt away from bis grief BY the
pressure OF engagements. The funeral train winds
through the crowded streets and hardly casts sha iow
II passes. Bur In the Country there the bro0dng
presence Of Nature chat grows too familiar lts
/ peI msnout forms are always and always frosh
| Man L. esteemed here than in the City. the en-
village fleets his death, sDd foows 10 his grave
while the oling bell bcpeaks ibeir heartfeE grf and
nature - mpath,ses with the general gloom Bar,
While the individual man may se more esteemed IN die
County y u IN the great metropolis that We md the
grand reshz siion Of Reyubic Here's the elsctnc
Influences that come nom the presence OF the m1ntude
Humanity h incorporated here, and the common blood
flows from is YentrGes. From this center the nerves.
Of thst democratic nhaence start which thrill through
/ The usOn Who're the misses Of men bold power Ihs
dsncy - for humanity lApplsuse Ths nierehaots
] Of LOBdoz, and the OF Manchester and BIZ
iniL CHAM CDftrCl fAiaintnti id wist inobBcn now
sends al influence through tue world Ike thst which
passos out the shop the counting house and
! the docks Of Nes.Yoik The mnrniars that go up
from the street, the sympatnes OF humanity WORK
~ out The City grows ssbliIne when iook upon Il
in th light es D. eseItBg the conception and the prom
se a the people. Aud YET IA the weaFness, the labor
Of decline VI lie, there comes % many nankefing
for rcpOse. Natures suggestions steal taercly AT"
tte hearts Of even the Hardly la ell Shak~
peres writings is there a truhEa passage than
that where hrs Quickly Describes the dying Fssstsni
and M AVN ali M
ary Chri-om cLAd; parted even just between twelve
and one cen a. Turning o the tile Tor sier saS hinl
tumble with ~. sheets sud play with with lowefs and
srdle upon biz nngeFs ends. knew there 1ls ew one
wsy; lor biz BGss sharp az pen, AMI q ba,oief
Of green Aeds"
FINER suggestions visit amid the calm retreats o.
/ tie Country Thus DO We hnd Bake going with h.s
stricken heart a. 10 the retirement 81 Bsiconsist
and Jenerson Bks calmly 10 rest ar0ti the Q1isI OF
MoutieeEo and Webster's lat hOors spefss mid
h. own rural and IN the fresh breath OF the eai
I a.. Here he hcds hs final