New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

alma. Il then with IL. whole lozcs' fo--s
Ia, The use Of human be. also lead 70 prevalent
abuse THE Txsuyr viii not deny Wha, 'hen II sfrn'
,s sue should be forbidden then conclude thai
Tar TRsrxE It's power equal to is yin would not onJ
literally the a2gts q the hole human family Htaerio
Car AID Kaier end EmIeror and kinr eves Of the nc
G.sOo.io stamp have confined theselyef suppfesng Of
The called atr,e," Of the and Of sech bat ~.
TEIGvsr would fored the u'e Of On. the ea5sn
whipped him again az he sat sa!kns IN the eooe oeasa
,bcssh be SAD sohing he wa. 's,s Ne sai nA.,s Sa
svows roBid IL could forbid the Of os2h-bees1'e
that leads alas to the most hidous and soukns pe'a
THE TRItuxE Justify these consequence Of it, posioa
or II from the position it.ef II Oil not do Tor 1t
quote loosely something sanctioned neither BY az no5
morale aud that St. Paul and that y sh,ed by
Tor aahoy tel us What he saws in hi. word. And II
the pre.spve principe Of moral aw be referred TO- let rs
ere Il. udre. and II. interpreters The way .ubOdy is
and easier than that Of in the settlement ~ az
rutss he snthority must be sure d ~
Tn. TRIBUNE study The subject in the -pni opp
A., e e. .h, IF question s.s qS A% 2
my slave Have night forbrd him 70 eat or allny sool
rs % hi. own Judgment In is article Tvs fEIsyNs
"a tbst The ipauenee Of the Catholic Peshood against
drunkenness had not been ei'ely rsreised aud
plainly te, the opy Of that influence would be
10 forbid the nee or selling Intoxicating drinks aogeihei
The whole question between and The IRBuAt hot u
counsel or advice bat Of the right Of nsi owe.
the pefonsi Abertie Of fellow men IN sssi' o. mss,
and drink We endesyorps TO dennd huin N ia
TRisUsr.
Rut accepts Afo the ALTERNATIVE plOpo--
ton that the of Intoxicating drnts no matter no" mod
the fr wbch have been discussing there
no need Of do 70 follow u 10
length however, that the argument by WI en-
THE TsIBU sustsins IL 10 PalPsby fslseous Alcohol -
natural enemy the human constitution" granted No
persop nibbe beverage IN quantity und-
dissu.e WITHOUT injury" Thi. does follow cohol
IL ace OF the Ingredients OF e1hastng drinks csrbonie ac1
rss one the ngfediens Of the air we beah. AcohJ
taken BY puTiOus the human system; 80 esfooic
sc ss in It'll higher degree. Bot the atmospheric air VIII "a
necessarily contains csrbope ed Is not injurious bat
very wholesome ard necessary the human system. 81
chemistry does tell that exhaeting drinks because
they 1ecesy contain alcohol Injurious 70 the hum "a
system any than herneneuos tell 10 that 81 Paul de-
csres not duI 20 anything whereby brother IL Of
Tended for either The TRIBUNE The FresS1s q
NEEDLE with that they have not studied with profess on
We probably know much about che nisir'
The Tribune does but defer 10 the wiser Ofnon o.
those whose profession il chemistry for the purposes OF
healing and the human body We have learned
in NewYok-Delluc and Mlhan aud Ads IN
son snd he like. VIII any Of them venture 70 say ths
Rsss Of LOngworhs Caawba cannot be taken at dinne
without inuryf We have been foolish a. 70 sss
the m but 1BE TRIBUNE may do so II u DOUBTS their answer
Or take our and best physcisusthose who have prsen
sy done the most good IN the of their patients
Is there among them who will say ths, moderate use
good and pure wine Is injuriousl e.,
advise THE TRIBUNE to stick 20 the discussion II ma
undertaken Ii will study articles carefully, they
change methods for the better They VII
have no tendency lead THE TRIBUNE to take is alcohol
will the Taudon carelessness with which Il has swallowed II
Moral Law"-which would be very Diurousbut We thin,
1t lead IL sppy TO its dealings WIN
and its chemistry" to aualyze bette
it's LOGICAL positions We curious meanwhile TO SEE
the of thing should be forbidden when such leads
a lent