New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

.sfeiy .Ide down bin little way-or good ~sy-snl
would surely come 10 place, ey-and'oy' wnere they
could begin to ,p,e ~ SSa1l ms - eAPeleuey OF
Noosir thst course which Offers III slightest obsia
&c the feet that - doVI-ii one nut uhere =
10 such ih'ic as so'oupllshD; i.-L' , ~
tie use Of espedency. There - no ,uch iuh ~ STU
ing up bill In morals the only slieFs are oseS-iiders
thus s;eaciy worship Mammon, both >cnoo anu
State and Church and tie seventh Day curse tod WIN
tn,amar from sni Of the Unicr 20 the other WIZ
mGbknd never learn that policy - not moraiiy-th' u
never ocurts any moral shi but cocsI' = Wia expo
dent chooses the available candidate who = inVeuApy
tie dovand what right have his constituents 10 be sur
pris.d because the devil does not behave Ike 81 angel ol
light What j. wanted men 10; Of policy but OF proD'
ity-vho recognize higher law than the Constitution.
OF tie decision of the majority The fate % the country
does rot deyend how You a: the pc.s;he worst
man !, a strong The best a; that game Is does Not
ferend on what kind OF paper you drop into the
bs'loboN once q year, but on What Kind III man goa
dror from your chamber into the stree; every morning:
What Should concern Massachusetts : not the Ne
bTsska bill, the Fugitive Slave bhi. but her owl
.lsv.hoidrr ard seryty. Let the State dissolve her
uuiou with The slav1 holder. She may wrgge and hes-
tate and ak leave read the Constitution once more;
Int -. can find no respectable law or precedent winch
the continuance 81 such mon 'Or an instant
Let eah iulabant OF the State dissolve ms union win
her as long size delays 20 DO her tay' ne events OF
III. usst month teach me- 10 dsrust rHuie' zee na e
eo. no, fuely discriminate. bU; coarSoly hurahs sac
considers not the simple hegosm OF an acuon en ohy Us
i Is connected with It's apparent eohSeln sac
-es ~. she is hosse the easy exploit OF the Boston yea
,a,,v Lut "A IN be comparatively silent about the Drawer
and more Csnteres;eGiy heroic attack on the Bos'on
III, because
Covered " in disgrace. the state has SAT down co0iy
to try for tieir lives and lbertiv. the men who az,
T. mr;sd 20 30 It's duty tor H. A1d tins Is called .4stot
They who have shown thar hey can oenaNe pfiucu'tp
ve may u.rcbspce be pus under bonds for ieT g0i ID,
kqr,or They whom truth requires az present 10 p!oa1
guilty. are of all the inhabitants of the State prccme"!
Innocent While the Governor ana the Mayor anu count
les officers of the Commonwealth are at large the ena'
lions OF Liberty imprisoned Only thsy are -Ul'o
v be- commit the ernie Uf contempt Of such purt IL
h.hoyes every 10 see thar las influence Is on inc se
Of iug,iC nd
Nv sSmpathes in this wholly with the accused
and wholly against their accusers and judges Jus'ce IS
and musical but Justice s'hash nnd discor1ahi'
The Judge still sits grinding az his organ, but yields no
music ard hear only the sound OF the handle Tie ne-
Eeves dat all the music resides IN the handle ana tue
crowd toss him their coppers the same as before DO you
supuose that that Massachusetts, which is now doing
/ these thncs-whch heslta,es 20 crown these men,
some of whose LAWYERS and even judges perchsnce may
be driven 10 take IN poor quoolo that thcy
n,sv not wholly outrage their distinctive sense OF JUS
tcc-do YOU suppose that she IS anything out Otse
and s,r,ic that She is the champion OF liberty show
me- a free State and court truly of justice, aud "ii
fight for them need be- but show me Massachusetts anu
refuse her my aeg lance aud express contempt Tor h-t
courts. he effect Of good government Is 10 make nc
NOR. vslusbl,-of a had one make it less valuable.
We can afford that ar, ad and al other merely material
stock should lose OF IT'S value Tor thal oy couels
Hs 10 live simply and economically bit supose'hN
the value OF life Itself should be diminished tow can we
make hss demand oil man aud nature, how 1--we more
economically in respect 10 virtue and all noble qual'eS
tbsn We dol have lived for the last month-and think
that eytry man in Massachusetts capable OF the sentiment
! Of patriotism must have had similar experience WIN
The of having suffered vast and INDEFINITE loss.
did not know al rfst what allied At last II occurred
tu me- that what bad lost was country hau neNe
rtsrocCd the Government rear 70 which had wed DIX
All iool..hy thought that might manage TO 1--we here
nEG Dc ny private affairs, and forget H. FOR my part
NY old worhiest pursuits have lo-tl conno say now
much of their attraction, and feel that my investment IN
life here worth many per cent less since MASSACHUSETTS,
last deliberately sent back innocent man. Anthony
Burns 70 slavery. twet before perhaps N the Illusion
that my lie passed somewhere only 6etTeen heaven anu
he'll. but now | cannot ptrsuace myself uat 90 not
dwell. rloiy vitn hell The -e OF that political organ
zaon allied Massachusetts, il 10 me morally covered with
volcanic corie and cnders such rs Milton describes IN
the ufe nal regions. II there any hell more uhpfc-
ped IL an our rulers and we the ruled, feel curious 20
see IT, Life itself being worthless, and all things with 1t,
which minister 10 Il; are worthless suppose you nave
small librrry with pictures 10 adorn the ~as-a garden
laid ont arouna-and contemplate scientific and literary
pursuits Sc end discover all at once that your villa
With all its cont, nt located in hell and that me Justice
of the Peace has cloven and forled tail do not
these things suddenly lose their value IN your eyes
fto that extent, the state has atauy ntsfiered
with nv lawful business 1t has not only interrupted me
in nv passage through COur;st errands OF trade butt
hes Interrupted me and every on his onward ana up
ward path on which he had trusted soon to leave Coufs
far behind What right mad remind me Of Court ST.
hay found that hollow which even had relied on tor sold
am surprised to see going about their business as
nothing had happened. say To mysel'-uncrtgnlte.
thoy have not heard the | am surprised that ht
man bom lust met horseback should be 50 earnes
10 Oyerake his newly bought running away-slnct
all prorerty is nsecure-and if they do not away
again they may be taken away from him when he get'
them Fool does he know that his seed corn wortf
less this yearat all benefcen harvests fail az YOU ap
preach the empire OF he'll No prudent man will build
boue under these circumstance or engage IN any
Io8Coul enterprise which requires long time TO accom-
ulisb Art is as long ever but life is interrupted
and less available for mans proper pursuits IL IL not al
era of repose We have up all inherited free
dom. II We wosd save our lives, va must hight io
them. walk toward OF our ponds. but what sgni
es the beauty of nature when men are base We "aih
to lakes serenity reflected in them when we arc
not serene we go not them Who can be serene in
country where both the rulers and the ruled arc without
principle The remembrance vi my country spols my
walk Nv thoughts murder to the State, and nyoun
tary 60 plotting aps her. But II CHANGED the ohe
day that secured white waterly, and season had
waited for had arrived: 1t IS the emblem OF purity -
bursts up pure and fair 10 the eye, and 50 sweet To- me
scent show what purity and sweetness reside IN
and be from the slime and muck Of earth
think have plucked the first one that has opened Tor
mile What confirmation OF hopes is in the fragrance
Of this flower sha not soon despair OF the world
for H. Notwithstanding Slavery and the cowardce aud
yrpt of principle Of Northern II suggests what
Kind of laws have prevailed longest and widest and
still prevail, and thar the time may when man
deeds will sme sweet. Such ia the odor which the
plant emits. Ii Nature compound this fragrance STILL
annually hall believe her st young and full Of yigor,
her integrity and genius unnpa!red, and that there
is virtue in man, too who IL fitted to perceive and
love il. IL reminds that Nature has been partner
TO no Missouri Conproin Sc scent no COMPROMISE IN
the fra GRANGE Of the water.ly. IL is not Nympaal
DoBggs In IT, the sweet aud pure, and innocent are
wholly uDdered from the obscene and baleiul do not
see Mt IN this the tme-seryng rresOutiOn Of Massachu-
setts Governor of Boston Mayor. 80 behave that
lie door of YOUR actions may enhance general
uess Of the atmosphere that when behold scent
/ flower may not be reminded how nconslstent your
deeds axe with for ell odOr but form Of advertise
nent of moral quality and If lair actions had not been
performed tie lily would not smell sweet. The foul slime
the sloh and vice OF man, the decay OF HUMANE
y the fragrant flower that springs from IT, for the purity
Z and courage which immortal Slavery aud servty
have produced 10 sweet-seened flower annually charm
the stLses of men, for they have real lie they
merely decay ing and DEATH offensive TO al healthy