New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09

,.ecrartsncesip Of the rata aud nice and the mud
y 6-t until he gets disentanEed from his wine caa
!. = We often hear it ssid 'Tis but step from the
sene the ridiculous, sd Ia truth the man WAC .
x;oXicated can take ths scp With tae mos; perfect
- M N able.
lsw such ~ this must be finally written the stat
kooks q this State. Tnis inevitable. Snail We De
~ tie present hcense system Il venerable WIN assf
81 VIC told that il has The authority Of many year,
q il has rrsny honorable p-ecedents 10 sustain ~
sksd and most vicious y tens wnicn were,
4 are not now In our world All opinions ale
sarg1ng. There q also change extending o'el ~
<ponebis o. opinion end over laws and customs "
~ We are rearing tmTet t1rret Of tne mag
nj edEce Of the age, and though large poftiDn..
zrtnualy tumbling 10 decay, end though nnEe ,
vnts have long since fallen into Obivlo1' ye' Iii
s.ructure u enlsr1Dg year by year, ana We L.
1e hope there is enough Of immortality In .ne Iolu la
nop Of the supers;rctme to bid defiance 70 tns
oftne and 10 give immortality % veIy oS ~;
rsnity In This CREST tower Of human pel.eL
~. Going ur fight over fight, in the gre<, s'af"y OF
torn End ue have reached higher up than any OF or
tredecess, IL l., ~ 1t were SsoD n "a
Which the angels constantly aescetug az assenl
pg between God and msn-a way ~ NC ny ~
uyosch nearer and nearer 10 Tue Biea' Pi"'0"N' '4
Ter Of eternal truth -,
The law either Of progres or decay tnus' be wren on
N tlnqs sublunary-there NJ staining sill, AMI so
-, Eccnse avstenp cannot have imnortaityit may be
Sobslned and laid away in the peaceful tomb Of the
c,r,lets and so must be. (AFplguse) II - already
, moral pefrfGctOn, and II VIII yet be literally pet
tod and laid aside in the antique museum. 1Gis
Iust be the result and viii All rejoice that IL IL So
ysu may ssy perhaps, 'what if you fail in obtaining
ne law 10 prohibit the trac in Intoxicating drnksf
T.psTeT We win not fail We cay with Richeleu, there
! 20 such word % fan We rnight with propre have
80 sentiment Of the old Cardinal Inscribed on our ban
~ Il il worthy Of temperance people. We will not
ca but we hope on the contrary, for speedy and sue
sss,ful contamination of our desires
sspoleon crossed the Alps IN order 70 achieve the
,ose Of his ambition, and we, tOo can and will cross
y, moral Alps 10 achieve object; and though Alps
o,g Alps rise up before u.s. vii still climb up them
" will not give up the work until we die, and dying
" will leave the effort b our children, confident
si 20 them Il will be an heirloom Of success and hnal
tdumph We will not fail In our efforts the human
WI u almost omnipotent; but the human win allied 20
moral IL just Of az 10 truth itself
cure OF ultimate II s the great executive Of
kiDgdom eternal eternity itself-that which IL
raht sha live long there Is mercy seat beneath
tfe throne Of God Yes, that which l. right shall finally
amph ard justice and shall clasp hands
around the whole world forming living grdle-a CIR
az which win become the Cesus Of holiness, morality
sndloveof that love which il spoken Of In the golden
NE "WhatsOever ye would that others should do unto
y0O do ye even 80 unto them"
The speaker was very warmly appauded, as she
ieired from the stand