New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07


away their work Is remoselessy they dsPo.d to
sweep away the work Of Their prsdseese0rs iofe"
cheerrg]
No- here ,,sn a. the e-e-is one n e,.yysrason only
Yourr America Is very honest felav-h- means "-il,
bat ke other young folks he sometimes TOO mach
IN huuy Laughter .nd cheers IL n-F-'s n- cur, cur,
occasionally. cd prba2s stli more sqa"huy
need the spUr Lsusb There principle o progress,
IN the human ninc-n al the works ct men snds-'a al
associations and communities, from the ViAgs eGo 20 'S
empire that embraces quarter OF thu han N r-e-n a.
political Institute nsin art literature ana science anu
most especially IN al new countries, where & m ~ irou
the nsisr- Of the De leading and CvTa ~ pm
'ipi.. Threat cheers Who can compare t'e m'-e'h
worc. rs ccndrcp ne - lis in't;utgns with t@ an
c.si world snd doubt hs fh- dsy newspapers nOAio-
every reIniDg rom hgJGred presses with stp III bic
ToR!Phcs on the sice q obsk p-rp-Xis, ths word
with It's dubious IN part and list fuu Dat -hn the
lsst thirty yeas-tce amer vih tbs rjs ..ey
creeping tmidly roupd th- shor.-ihs r.lwav- IN tas
Urittc states .One without s lniay those OF Esray-
with those famous Roman paved r~d- the Ap2isn art
flsmlnan uAy 20 which IT, orator Alatad-sAich our
ralwsys exceed uold in sxu :; sey nothing If their
superiority in Every other respec, means Of cVnman
eatcn the prini press driven cy steam with tie s'r5es
tot pen, the electric sl'grsph, with The mail coach,
pest herse the PEDESTRIAN c.-TaE ana 40 ne all
rev.. Eel siise Dshicsn c"nf-rrscy extending
coriineIt with federal deSp Dsm building Ps'-oe on the
neck of people stormy Grecaa democracy sassSt
Ing rs enzens BY pablo rsess all labor s-r're "srs
c~ns II. yeod NE n insulting ana depressing rs aues aud
r,noIns yitss within the circut OF the cry walls
10 which IL was coniDec-who lsay can m IKE THIS eom
usIaD snd doubt that the principle e" Progress IS ~
in our nature the ITincpe II conservatism
,6,t iru- practicsl WISDOM sud gh National policy
reside in Ue MIXTURE and Joint &C ion OF 'hstso
New, cir this the wiscOm % the men Oi ~. lns
j. tL sson II the Fourth Of JAY THIS the oracle winch
speshs 10 from the Shrinss 81 this consora'- h>
Great oh--risg Il sc study the writings OF the msa 81
that CAV We d that they treated the Of civil liberty
not ustice and right, Of sentiment Inc ieei
g but also If history snd tradition OF charters s1f
laws Cheers They hot only looked 10 the tatare oa'
EXPLORED the past They built ~-iN and skifdly II 81
sort that AeI times nigh. extend the stately front TIA
nl- of freedom snd enlarge - spacious courts aud pills
stories, arch shove sroh gsllrIy ~bove gaS . me
beavers Great cheers. But they dug the iOu-f2t"as
d. down 10 the eternal TOckthe town the scho" tn-
the four stones on which Ihry
rel, q the edifc- Enthusiastic cheers
1--we lock only at part OF their work We ses them
psurrg over musty parchmens by the midnight lamp
citing ,he year books sgsnst ws II sssssne-drpnang
then selves huare about his phrase 10 the charter ct
Charles that section in statute ct Eissrd III, We
should be disposed 20 class them win the most bgoted
consery sves h,t threw dragch round the mbs
Of young ana ardent people Ulcers bat gracious
Heavens lock 81 hem sgaD vixen the trumpet soand-
the hour Of ,sstaBce survey the other aspect Of their
work Great cheering See these uudauned patriots IN
heir sbs, gttrcrng W their t7wn meetings IN
Their provincial assemblies 10 their Couunenal Congress
breathing de6suce the British Parliament andthe British
thIOn march with their militia To the coniict win
the trained veterans Of the Seven Years War. witness
them group Of colonies -xmpor'1ed into aconi-fricy'
enielI calm self possession int alliance with lac
oldes monarchy ct Europe and occupying as they di
narrow beit sterrory along he coast hnly p-"p-
italy cl,.d-henmed in by the native by the Al
fshsnes ty the Obis and the .k.s-behola hem naung
with the grandt OF the position radiant nths pr0pecase
goTits Of th.r much cheering casting abroad
the rms Of future independent States destined and ~
distant day not merely 10 cover the face OF tue thirteen
British colonies but TO spread France
ana SpSln on this cOntiuen,Ove FOrica and Louisiana
over New Mexico and Caitornis-b-y nd the Mississippi
beyond the Rocky MOuntaiDs-to unite ths Atlantic add
the Pacific Oceans, the cc and the lord zones IN one
greantt work ofcOnederate Republic erum-nt Coo
template this and you will acknowledge the msn OF wen
y FIX have been the bodest Of progress that the
worlo has ever seen En,husAsuc cheers
ham bt.E tf
10 respect and iuiatethe James Otss and the srreos
the Fsbkts end the Adamses, the Patrick Hongys and
the Jtfers0ns and him whom may not Dan- IN ihe plu
raj unb. brightest # the bright and purest OF the pure
-MsshiI gfOn himself Rsptur'us cheers But let u.
be them. Tor TO strive to do sol ia all their
great rnpe- IN both parts or her noble snd cOinpre
f.usive policy. Applause Let rs reverence th-tn ss
they their prsstcessOrsnot seeking tn build
nm The IN ure on the ruins Of all that had gone before nor
", to bud down the vng breathing burnng present -
the uodsrDg relics Of the dead past cheer but de-
ducng the of bold safe progress from t records
OF wise and glorious experience. Great applause
am irtspa sing uncsnscionably SIR upon the TINE OF
the cumIsny Go on go Oul' Bat will, BY yOur
leave, add further reflection We live At An ers IS
evtItu gmtn that OF Seventy six though Va
a difeEen: way We have foreign yoke 20 throw OF;
tut the discharge Of the duty dsy0ved upon rs by
Providence We have TO carry the republican independ
,nce which ia;t achieved with all the organized
institutions Of enlightened community, Institutions of
religion law eGucati'n charity art .rd all the thJusand
graces # the highest culture boy nd the 50 ur beyond
the Sierra Nevada perhaps in time aroand the circuit o.
a,iic. Great cheering The pioneers are on the way
who tell how tar and now fast they sl rsv-li VINO
that compares the North America VI 5J but century
ego and Lumb ring but little over million 81 souls Of
European origin It'll more ihe North America Of 1885,
When there certainly not hh part vt that number
hO that mpares this with the kUrh Am-Tca Of 1873
10 tweyt~o millions Of European origin aud is thirty
States will venture 20 assign limits 10 gr0sthyl
dare compute the time table Of railway progress
l so much Of the curtsiD that hides tbs crowd
I'd evslts Of the coming century Great chsfrDg This
Only plainly see-the Old World IS rocking 70 It's
ouudsiions From tbs ali Of Finland to tho Yellow Sea-
everything is SHAKEN.
The spirit the age has gone forth % hold his great re
view SUD the kings Of the earth moved % him Al
his csming. Cheers The band which holds the grea,
powers Of Europe together pOll'io4 league Is
strained t. It's utmost tension The catastrophe may tor
wne be STAYED of but 10 all appear th1y hurry
The verge Of Of those conflicts which like tnOse
FhaTala and Acum, affect the condition Of STAIRS for
twice ten centuries Sci sati The Turkish Empire
bat for tour centuries the Ontrr Of Europe
the Chinese Monarchy, contemporary with DAVID and
Solomon, alike cTuDhhDg While these
passing Ia n Old World the tide Of emigration which hiss
parallel in history, is pouring westward across the AT
snic eastward the Pacific 10 shores This
resi- political vitality OF the world moving to hs
b, NH phre hose condition snd fortunes It deVOyes upon
children % mold and g@te. Grelt cheering
SIR, u is grand let say -Osun thought, well cal
custec s the passnDs OF the day. and 10 elevate
shove the pzTy strife Of parties. Applause IL teaches
that called % the highest aud d verify believe
lie most momentOus deyOiyed upon Ons
pr purpose with the wisdom OF veil instructed
experience With the oresght and preparation Of glorious
fllaTe the narrow platforms OF parry policy sud
pcsy e1pecency but 10 the broad and comprehensive
lirI of seyrb six Great ADD long continued cheering