New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-16

- c;y 81 80, i,ss r. no: only n I-aiy bu;
iirorf 6ut the ord md the consequent %. ~
.dowed The Garth throughout seven oentGes la.
IL 80. ~ - are rlo.e rnseria life stimulated and
rcf,ced axle is spiritual LIE is neglected and eHn
! suifhed.
Ara ,ew iii. .een that the Future which We ought 70
A. for orr country involves besde- merely rhy-cai
r-fsr4rv frd a-r-anSze1en cores nliaE ~ !ec'iei
cevfIoI ment ard edvsneeuen, ~ 49, ia. -
,tirfrfI lie hitherto improved equally Win our 11isai
/ growth
ANAL and nearly homogeneou pe"lie. Nc az hos
ecif time. more and We have tncorPo-s.ed
lsrg. ard various foreign elements in our society We
v,fe originally rral and agricultural people. Now one
ssyerfb II our population i found in manufacturing towns
80 ,rrrerr;sl c,ifs We then poor and lived IN
s,,rf errri enon Il dOss disorder and II foreign
danger tId We The same time dsiFu-iial OF me
90, sefv End stability Of novel institutions. We are
yfla;ivflv rh and Ell those doubts and fears have
vsnild We Inut make allowance fer hi- great change
Of ohCuusisuces, and We must remember also tn1t :
tie citr,Cer Of he great mass Of socle! ~" eAs'H7
ths: fo h. conn ard With the heroic models 81 inc
Revo.uticuary age but with society at large o. j 'Nel
existed.
frderd sf M q IL ano auteiiy but, waving me
question whether ssc,tcism is Just test OF rei5h
may safely lay a he change Wh'ch ma ocrI = III.
.ccurrorrise with foreign dem nj 81 reL-lon i1' NH
VII deIy u a. tlse elements Purer and more ruil
here than tie sys rs existing abroad rom "htn ~;
Ieve Ieer derived Nor BE- denied that WINE tie
eccleaFticsl svtCms existing among have been " IN
ever more han rigorous early Jealousy, KEPT aisnc'
AID Ioraie om tie Political conduct Of tae Sat. RI
gd.aTee Of settlement and population and are every "hefe
vel and eifectualy sustained. At the era OF infePeni
cree We bad LILLE intellectual reputation except what
bold nd successful meaIhysician and 'or9s eAporeT
/ in natural IliosoI by had won for a. We nave NV
q irk O 10 gHiz, and respectable rank ID 'He rPS9
II .ffers II j. true indeed that We hafe tvlucti ~"
Oret works in speculative sde nee and polite literature Out
lose aie ro q Inrmenis which dunng the ia.' ma
c,utury have chiefly engaged Tie human h"u. . .nE
srarcr Of iC al reform ard recovery from cxhaas2
Vas has NECESSARILY required intel ctual arufiy IN re
drcrr into ufe Tho dcovori,s bcerc mad aud We may
u. cen tat In applying The elements ~ science 10 me
.urio1ssront and advancement Of agriculture, art and
cor meree We have not been surpassed
lido not seek 10 gui-e from myself you the c.
ferce o. growing passion Cor ter r. 81 arand cement
vt;lb ofcr Sxlits gross csrccGrdof justice and imam
a., Nevtri e-- not of those win" think that me
nrfr ot The la, on has become READY unsettled Acci
denis fayc.ine tie Indulgence Of that passion have been
met with do gree of selfdeuia that other nation ever
1rociioed AccrondzomeL has been icd ntal nile so
efy has neyeIees- bestowed IT. chief care On develop
oI's OF natural urccs, REFORMS OF political c'ntu
Tors Moderation e codes The diffusion OF knowledg0
md the cultivation Of virtue II tbs benign policy ha'
iep chiefly exercised within the domain Of State author
itv ard ln rot raol ed our T. DEAL system the Xlana
Il, obvious in tic facts that the popular VIII ~ by yir
# Tie l. dsTa Constitution slower in reaching that
system, and that have inherited as which seemed
atoio # the danger Of severance Of the Union to
suit 10 H. innovation. II Lc,C not I'D tho raj Gov
unm'ni io-eie ~ Wid, y ~ we ought 10 nave e'-s'
sys.t q administration borrowed from countries ~h'
llcr, vas eifl e. unknown greatly abridged, and
have ma ndin,d aiu.es aLd na'ie aud dihi "n
scale e grandeur and ostcntaon Il can ha.d
lrIitd The lUhc yue Inquiry Is now moro tive than
e as heretofore been and It may not be doubted that the
FCCUal oCtion VIII hereafter, though "h s1c. IA i,r
ten o. viii produce 10 danger ard justly NJ alarm Pc
mad, to ile seDimen Of prud nee enterprise.
Looking tnon.l lie States viii f,mcd The C.iielera
Cy IN is tCgUnT, find general facts that pubic
,idcr la. been e'eoiualy maintained. public faith has
been peser,od. and public tranquility has been uni..-
tml I'd at justice has every where been regularly al
II n.siGCt. ana lorOaly with I'M ariaiiy. We have
csiolll I'd yfi,m Il edrc eiion which, Is true D. sur
l. fffs.fs.r fr j I.. fn.a
sluciu GoldtG tui hh ncyoTihClcs is TAR equal
and uVere in reeerd q" the masses which are edut u'c
AID we aie ginning 70 see that system GlHf'" 'ey
t. H. duo ou 81 both seNo and Of al race "Ath .
azure altogether ICw even ia modern cNizeit, ana
Wonis, the eusI cous results 20 the cause Of L9e1y
and niue OuI Literature, half century AGO Wa alto.
etthcr erhtuCnl and scarcely oned element of N raj
a. rolititG influence II Is now marked with our own
national prnci les and sentiments and oxors every lay
an iID, all * Ituerte on the rational mind The
Journalist IIoss originally feeble institution often
eIeteed in t,,iting tie passions and alarming INC
icGls of society and dividing il into uncomqroni-
-rg md uIbigylg factions. Lee been constant
j. ming a higher tone OF morality and more
iericfr tIG hume Irndlles Of acton-IbCre arc N
deed gTo-- abutt- e, The power If suffrage but syn orr
loruln. fCt IT, the Whole. xlIt-, The Viii 0t tt PED
end ore even ic-s Influenced lv authority, prejudice
and fss o. lgu heretofore slavery. institution tat
W, al fr,t quite universal has come 70 BE- acsn1w
daod peculiar one in only portion Of The STATES
AID IT, ~ ubt not you Ike myself are impatient OF ts
continuance tlen you VII ue'erlet-s End ground t,F
much s1tsaC III he fact that the foreign slave trade
Las been EDDY, ty unanimous consent 81 al the :: ties
CCICCmrtd aud rtIUCati @, tiAt MISUNDERSTOOD ms t'l
fe,td in bali of The >tate and that now hand n tie
lI1ai pOlu,G influence Which the Institution has been
able organic ahoahhiul, constant and growing pub
ionim,ni uouI-h,d by the suggestions o. sound econ
,my and n.trcis # justice and humanity, is leading the
waS with aktd ed, toward complete and univer
! al ihoul iut aud "a aCof.l emancipation.
II must ho bon. in mind now hat al his moral ana
social IRON oEon has been Elected not b! the eAerce
Of any ar'loy over tie People but by the People them
toyos acting with freedom from oil eAcelt self imposed
le. rtiIts.
Ofihe new States i, is happily true that they have al
m,st without exception, voluntarily orgnnl ihF gov
ounoIs ACCORDING to the most perfect models furnished
" n, e,,r tTs The C0nicderacy that they have
uii, ml maItlintd law. order and ioh Wie ihry nave
will udriil tor cast been even more munhceut thda
the older States IN Ia wing broad foundations 81 liberty tui
Niltuc. ON the whole. think that may clfm that
under H., Etl ublcsn st,m established here the people
have governed thlme,,,s sGiey and wisely. and have
ioytd greater OF iery and haf PIN - than
lIGcrtrv iolm Of ooitut,,n tia Wa ever before or
,l-,vloic vouchslitt 20 any portion OF mankind.
Ntveuekss, lis ltNt" ko't- on! iAuI Tue measure
OF know ld-c AID Vr.uc We iossoss l. equal 10 tc eN
lenCy Of De Etlulc under the circumstance ~ wrcn
/, Wa Ictuztd. 1hcc circumstances passing away
eld We n, entering career of wealth power and ext
sion IT, Hat j. uaiest that We -hal need high
e. iuftlt ctur aalEElIts anu greater vitIe a naI'n
tLGn We have h.Ltro t--trstd, oI else l.fc b. u' taaa
ton Of me .o cld ID ihe scL lac % M Dne '"''il
mtuf N6y siui iced, In this new eincr-enf INTEL
lt,t and fUTIa- those o The honHr'd iitrS ~
he Ri tllc. ana aware that his o. 9slu Val 20 IL
60 Ntu GA abs undesirable ard ire, e.rt N''".hclt
,,uw lion moments t,c.ion. Gcmii i1 truth. Oh
ID invention oi the nation stop with the discoveries Of
uliCu IId Franklin o. the contrary, tLno llhl'r'
Her t.y c,rld now re iii the earth would bow %
/ IL genius WLth hn. Vertciod the Steam engine and
/ lie uitcrlih VIII homage profound o. TIA
~ d Which Ne honor utiI cess great memory - tliik
JttesOn and even ssAr-tcn under the came cis,un
stI,, iistoad o ftcusii ~ ol de-entsG!, would Dc
.oi M slUail, 81, extent and perfection 90 Nhi-h We
fV,siitiy ctired r practice the theory ~ self govern
vh.tA th estollsh amid so much uncertainty ant
l,.u,t,d 90 q vi.L go ua.L aiatFus. Shall we aeg-i