New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

ne..l What better was ne WHO nbu nlDious ~ az
control than be who was beggarl al were oesssrs
,bs-o anc then In the morning tho walters served
the titled ana the rich. In the evening the lnsty
s,rereth Of the w>iter or engineer was greaier
title and wealth than mooey OF cononoes'
il said that one man, vaen the engiroer wea
Rad shown great fidelity 10 lad under ms charge,
on, INTO a bost oast after lin parse Of golf.
That simple set is full OF meanio; b'ea IN toat
borr the donor admired lhdelIty. 10 teose wac al
= chspce of life money might be OF worn 10
bi,o Who remained there, IL was utterly worthless.
DO you think that those who had beat every eaersy
~ life 10 heap up Treasure iet 10 that hour 'nN ney
had spent life wortiiy Bat, Won may say, WIZ WIZ
IN sucb AN hour was the advantage OF cnaracter over
orthle.spess-of virtue over PASSIONATE INJURY
of goodress over vilCnoso-oi pieiy over 'nndei'yi
Much every way. In peace; IN noPei III CONSCIOUS
satisfaction; in willingness TO dei IN PT.p ~, "
d;o and In the issues Of dCath-tae entrance in'o
1T the meeting is awards; the standing before
The face Of the living God: -. -,
a Never DO we member stroke wLieh Sioux
the whole community with SUCH simuitahepIs se1tVs'
Tbo wa,tif for tidiDgs had been long am ptIe1,
MIN Tho Erst runor came Of disaster men tnsew i
fr,r, thcr, as too much 20 DC believed. Is tns uy
brought the full tidiuss Il was almost as e1Su "
bsd lost a friend. Every face Was darkeneI' 20
,nost distant cities were Instantly imormcc, ana 70
49, srerk thai carried tue evil tdinSs wis IAe
- sv;,in, of a funeral bell al through the lahu.
The grief was as Muses. ROD tnat dNlIcu ~ I -,
Rusin,ss aud Mammon stood s'll, on either sue, eni
men passed through in long procession o. soIoN' -
.a,sl'rd of either But -, who shall explore me
ou.II l - -, rrs,f1 some there are who live in
the center Of observation but more wa I'm the Noru
doe not know Yet grief "a as mp[uent ~ oSs0S.o
hearts n In the most conspicuous. noe oc t"o"V
,b,t IL stro, Ell the stay e life in hundreds 81 hearts
bptlctt life itselfouly hat IL might sRhcr thou-
eDds ia. re- are Who Tor years VII ranS. tnt"'St
every variation Of the one prcllc sFiN' icy n.n
500 in every aspect of Nature IN every event sons
sncgeston of their loss The bright heain ans snio
of cblll hood will snite them, for " mgr ;mllIeh
wore in that wave Hvery household iuD o. tnd.
yeot. 81 bliss OF buman life IN equal love- XII slrks
H. very spot in tho ho At which no shei m cosef
Every wind from the ocean WIZ DC n uHs"i e'ty
storm that rocks their midnight dNchlS, anu mo
voces Of darkcnod trees that sgh IN ne niSnt "nis
will he like ar anthem Cf me oea1 ioe nisVs IN.
ic and ascend the mountain sides, fol- 81 beal'y 10
most hat look upon them, Co some VIII De " ter'
rble suqvcstons and their s'rt "lu SEQ
therein the ursht otod dead az tney SANK pohue
foo shroulcd sea. How many weary ifGNoi-r, lnMas
iraon will there be- seeking, IN fancy, az Tue los.
onesl We rhell soon Let 20 The theme Lite cannon VAT
for any ones grief Tomorrow mamnlph Wih cry
again, and business thunder along us stony palh'
Cares aud fierce coircs viii olcso over me relinh-
brepco ns the waters closed over the Arctic. Bu,
some thorp he whose life will be bu one long watch
Of ,rrirf Their terrified iulaginations ~ll re niet
the sc.nea, the AWFUL prelude ana me nuai 'ttas
trophc Grief will explore the deep, ana search al
H. hidden sancs seeking for beloved forms. oc IN
lark ana lurid dfoems they VIII hear Voic's cahns
them md see dim forms vainly struggling IN tho sea-
with mute imporaiion iher Soaa wiz no. ne
y
tioni What cur do but pray for the wn'ohc that
live TO mourn The dead, saying TO Him that knew the
terror of bestormtd seas, the depths 81 numin
anguish and all the secret passages OF Dire lilu DEAN
" q Tbon man of sorrows ard acquainted with grief,
send forth thine angels of cDnsoldiOn 10 DrnS %
thy bosom these children Of souoE TINT stumble
without a shepherd from grief to Tief. AS
they grOpe along the deep IN tTighuM sugges-
iiois. send Thy peaceful ones to say INTO then;
II kpos whom We seok-thoy are not here-hey
are riscDp May they look up and behold the
brightness Of the cato through Wm'h their oeioVea
have entered and be cOmforied!
A. There nro IN this disaster some bright revelations
which should be read and pondered. In the exces-
sivo turmoil Of life the moral sense becomes per.
n,exed and men loso Just and balanced jud sment OF
Inc value of things. We STE right, like football,
hustled among the feet OF men. A thousand things
seem moro valuable than simple fidelity to duty.
Pi,ty, n holy trust in God-@bat are they, IN tho
fierce struggles, of men compared TO atrotness- to
victorious seishnoss That that loses IL IN bad re-
INTO; that which rims is esteemed. Men want tingi-
bic things not shadowy graces. 10 thsy lose, or
never gel sense of the transcendency OF moral
gcctitu0e and ambition and cmnsculate yanliy
and ssnulous Ostentaiion lord it over simple VIZ.
tue But how the actions of men are projected
upon such q back ground as Danger ana DEAN
make when they lay in tho picture OF human
life How, by the first, last and inevitable con
sent of all men, good and bad, how hateful does
sclfshpess appearcven that prime instinct Of sell
preservation How does the whole better sense Of
The community Fit in judgment upon IT, How nobls
those
self denial fidelity, pety, whom they shine oui
of such darkness as this All mon long to hear not
80 much that that man escaped as that he was
man; that he was calm. that he loved daty better
than life; that when pressed 10 the utternost ami
brought 10 the very oxgoncy Of DEATH he eol'd think
vet only Of affection Of brave farewolls Of mutual
kelpfuness oil these as out of the bosom Of pous
trust in Goo and 60 down Ginning to the last In me
full radiance Of such heroic aspects. These are the
things that life from IFS dull tread Of sordf
These arc tho experiences that p!ow the GOD Ok
base customs and sofirh nateriasns, AMI teach men
that in this life riches must be Of the hedTt AMI
not of the hand. The heroic fidelity OF Luce will give to
n thousand youth an ideal and an inspiration, which
will give us larger crop Of men than We have lately
had And if such be tie occasional revelations 10
the oral here, is not prophecy OF that
which shall be- when the old world itself is struck.
and goes down upon the sea Of time 10 that solemn
and final exhibition before God and holy angels,
shall not all hearts watch and rejoice eyory viz
tue, every trait OF picy every religious endurance
even divine sympathy while sellshnes5 aud cruelty,
and passion and al low and ways of sefseekng,
shall 20 forth 10 everlasting shame and contempt.
). cannot permit this occasion to pass vithoa.
soemnly warning this community to take heed Of
God judgments upon the wordiness of Our cities,
and especially Gods judgments upon the lnhunianty,
the unpincipedness, and nfdeity Of Money. It's
Lot TO be disguised that oil the monsrous and Bfdd
legislation Of country, for the last five years has
had its root and sap in the supposed tGteress OF
moneyed circles. Peace must be had for business to
thrive in, though il be purchased by yielding up
every principle which mon ought to hold dear. tor
the reiaye of the country, liberty has become b7-
word. Men have been hunted over our high ways,
hroted in our strees, hurled back into os.hed and
hated bondage; the supremacy OF conscience has
been hootod at and human liberty made cheap. tor
we must have peace, eiso business would suffer We
must maintain the Union, or else tho interest OK
investments would shrink, and profits dry up IKE
springs in summer drouths. Besic . all these
fragrant wrongs, there has been a putting ont M
VOrd Of God. For, when. against wong upon