New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

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Messorels upon The r'r Artie sSfh0Tess'
NEW York CRY, Thursday, Jan. ae 1854
DEAR Ccrs.s NEILY Your unsoPhstieaed cousin hsass
Is in NewYork City one the Of copgrsae human
;,v. which throngs the highways and byways OF tAs
bright ard OF times beautiful Metropolis
Tbsro "a no need telling you nhy came Tor ah who have
been here once are gue wiling 10 DO tho same asain
hee i 80 much 10 see and 10 kGrn 70 mueh TO please ana
a.cnse and as some would say tos who ever ioox On
tho 6,r ss Of every pictured 20 ruoh o, misery 10 make
Us more cratsfu Cor our blessings
Wen. aevery cloud has silver lining and when SEQ
mher> hope some benevolent agency VII soon ehangeH
tohslIiness.
As,et | am almost a stranger t. the great heart o.
New York Broadway; but when tie rain Is over ana
gone" ard the mad dried up hops TO kso" more on
whe, VIC, r. Knowing in TIE busy world around me There
are ,ope whose names familiar household words ey tns
eacits Tor suffering fallen aurss axe ne wish u 'ook
uron their faces mus; Barrun and Gesin, and os@
men OF large hearts and large benoyoence and vt Ar
Pesse Mission House where many poor Children taken
nom hsunts misery and sin are beng trained tor usca-
pess and honor Oh! dear Nelly ,hero is JOY in heavea
oversne sinner that rpeuteth hoad not our hearts 90
esd when scores Of little ale redeemed RON the moral
p,Iutisn which Cbounds in grca, city Ike this!
II there is one thing OF which people may De justly
proud il of the Institutions for the rcLei OF Soldering n
marty whether maintained by public or private osn"h-
cepceand many such there hoIcwhere the blind are
taught TO read write and scomlOrable subsistence
Wit re the deaf and dumb happily housed and card or
enjoy in abundant measure lies many blessings-where
he mind wrecked and heatwreoked the insane are 30
o,udcd from contact with what nj ares aud dsturos nc
ard after while restored TO their anxious friends not
only sane but better prepared to aud discharge Lies
duties sccepaby.
In this mornings paper what treasure daily paper
N read what large number sought and found shelter
IN the various Station Houses Think OF that Nelly in ysur
hsppy home with blazing fire. shedding warmth and
comfort all over the domestic cr.lo. Tank too Of the
houseless the homeless, many as good as you or L. oat
driven by and desperation often to commit some sn
Surely in the prayer Savior LETT rs next To the pOn
Give Il. our daily bread" the with the peor might
be cd US not into temptation to procure it. Ii is easy
rpeopIe well clad and luxuriousy fed to talk eloquenty
Of the wckedrcss of Others but place them with the sary-
inc who ask for work and obtain IL II then ther
pey stood the test Of freezing Geld and gnawng hanger
should be more inclined TO listen patiently to their hs-
ranguos.
There are eloquent lecturers here fouring instruction
ard delight from tleir mental stores upon all aud every
subject There ere Peuoramas Doramss Georamas, and
for The lovers of tragedy and COMEDY there are theaters
nightly open. Little Katy, or Hot Corn, and unce
Tom ard Little Eva draw admrng crowds and doubtless
melody for who can withhold smilo ut their negro ex-
trayaganzas and comic droleres.
There are temperance meetings where such men IS the
Rev DR. Tying f. Chaplin and Mr Cuyler lend Their 70
sitIess eoquence.
On Sabbath best day Of rest to yea to many the
voice of prae and prayer from lips of those who allure 70
heaven ard lead the way" is heard ia many places
Tsee many bright and beautiful faces here and many
which pnng for the amen the heart feeds on smiles
offon a. A in rainh
in moor attire see scores of lady butterflies probably
ust emerged from the chrysas Of morning dress and curl
papes and any number ofdandy lions with plenty OF down
upon their upper lip and chin such men as aiors haster
and BARRIERS delight 10 send forth.
see peolence and arrogance descend from carriages and
gentlemen in behavior cleaning the streets.
sec that the rich not all hard hearted and selfish ~
we have often been told storier the poor all martyrs
TO cruel fate caused by others cheating them but some
times by incidence.
see why Nelly be rejoced see the end Of this shse
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