New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25

=, ;,, ,,lf and W., no delays c9nure the
,ne' t rrrsolvet he question VIII soon return
o,ss'! ~ J,.,. increased in difficulties Nee. Il.
caunot couigre H. finish It, since al ia-t ypd are
com, al H. New objects may onns nc" "ats - 20.
,hidr.n that you cannot pTcVeh'-llpol,' - ~,
crrrsssed on earth only prevent nc "'N Nts
;,;c. T., ali IN earth only buid up me 'eihP ~
lasting peace amid the exu!taion oil al hI"''.'; 80
spc. that cannot be hope'l for, a. long - ~
glory in rising the neck 81 curoed uAVIs " 20, b,,
-, -. Pouar offs and Hsp-hurss NOT OILY rus "a
a,so alternately prevail in the councils oi ,Io o"'!
constitutional country in Europe 80 slA0e 'oe -
rot snare YOUR children AL lossoi- "a4s',
snare Them the curse Of having anew 70 nAt - oeo' 49,
H. 81. nd ibeil life sweat for question IN "hch YOU
drawn your sword but. notwithstanding al una 100
frV,r II opportubte- which divine Providence o'lh-t
N n. reach OF vous hand IN FOL md ana i"ds"fs
ana Iiy YOU It'll haye ett unfinished ana uns o'!
because your power holding leaders nave zen ou, -
rant or towards ON, no they understand ',''
v.U and icing Br0Is, they are men mo- a. l. ohy ~
cause they fear what British people love ;hcy Ia lo
triumph of popuiST iee''"n on 'ie O''" l, 80 E.or
nal himself would smile with JOY, anu pour ou'
raterral blessings over The !oak i'ed creatures
Of Iii, Almighty hand pa' you, NJ W. az a., frsIn
what some Others tearyou who are not AFRAID OF gedou
on YOU would | cali b. careful and be WISE DO no.
l.ob.ab 10 YOUR children the curse e" III " war-letul
10, he name OF Great Britain 20 be oFaHdei "'h INC
ham HAT while honor ami national interest called on
L.r 70 aid the OF liberty she ao"Sd her'o 20 90
,uls,rViet ,spotism, only because there we're Soue
in Greu; Britain who cOnOuuded freedom with anarch!
fr,nhed in blind fear AZ the very wosu pth'crtcN' ;,
woud address myself even 10 those yer! men VINO csi
themselves alphabetically the friends OF peace VIII not
0usrr, with them about their having mistaken oppression
Tor reqce and in the If philanthropy. counoaiRcod
the .csfod, OF bloody despotsm. | would bur call on
,b,un thus: You have done al you could 70 prevent
war It'll war there lit necessity. ~, DE
coussten; your peace principles. Since war there @
help TO lake short and effective and rswa- led By true
lasting peace. Alliances with despOtc t0N ernment' ma e
the war long: alliances with nations make 4 snort The
former make the result fraugh with seeds of new nev
able wars the latter make the result ch with the bless
iups of lasting peace BE consistent with your pruc
pSs Since war there mas, be- help TO result Ia the
greatest possible good the greatest possible number
We ministers of TIE Lord pray 10 Hun for that result and
exhor your hOcks DO their Christian duty rs men ami
AS citizens TO help 10 that result Sir, have finished;
tired myself have tired you all but perhaps my work
and your indulgence have not been in vain. Perhaps
Glasgow has something contributed to-day 20 the effect
that blind SEedency should not prevail over couprehen
siyo wisdom, vice patriotism, nor impous sops
try bear the sway of Christian philanthropy Mine but
the rIayer: yours will be the merit of action Heaven
grant the profit be al! 10 humanity.
After few words from the Chairman, who expressed
his conviction that his elowcitizen had just listened to
an exposition of great Objects and principles unsurpassed
in the annals of oraory, three umultuous parting che rs
we're tbeu-at the call OF Prof Nchogiyen for ho-suh
and Hungary aud the meeting dispersed.