New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-22

lt h familiar Law OF ps'ure. that wnstevu gTovs
rapidly also 6ecices .pseeily TIM and tssi ere sse
tsrpfise can endure IL was only by long, pedIo1s,
spd painful endurance ard frovtrsy, that the Pur-
tsps acquire The escplibe Which, without cooscioas
ness Of their OVID, qualified them 70 be the leaders Of
the peajoDs.
Need sdd, that there can be neither great dssis
nor great er dursnce bout fstb and tha true, dru
enduring sith can only be found In generous aud
noble minds The true rsfonn O. therefore, mas. cal
culste on ffeauent and ever recurrg reschcres s1a
dtsertiors by allies, snch Milton graphically de-
&C. bes:
AnOss.r who. sopips IN ths soass Of tae.s
entom, .a 70 give tss sppobs,cn bssia
.vs,ve and sHo.i SILVER tbs 'jesy an gdeof q sams
peol peee dsn,s forms. ssd vhss the s,ap
wealth n 81 wat 4 ssss, 10 sSest.ss' sc,s .s
and viz us tqus TO their ealles"
Nor oil these qualities suffice, without discretion
and gebteLsss, as veil a. frnness of temoar. The
eour AZ Gus viii shdsk fro 10 controversy
when the d is open, tie battle Is set and toe Hats
are for But on the other hsno, he Will naither make
For SEEK occsiDs for activity; and will De always
unimpsssoned. Truth is DO; agar ssive; bat lie tie
Chrisiian religion IL frs pure, thsn sescssbie Nor
need the reiormer fear ths occasions fr duty VIII bs
waning. Error and iojustics never fall 10 provoke
contesr btceuse, if uDsarmed, they are ovarbesrox
and iDeotDt; If alarmed, they are rssh paseionste,
ard reckless. "a
The question occurs Whence shall come the faith,
the energy, the stieot perseverance, and the oder.
these will be derived from just conceptions OF the
great objecs Of political &C i'm 10 w~ 90 with tbs
Pun Their fixed pDrposa 10 resin the right Of
conscience fully com bend'd by them, extinsuished
sefshness ara nbitiop, ana Col ed into activity IN
their l.ces tue sr # God and the love Of man. lie.
ttem expleiI iftnsel' es: ...5
"Knowios THEY'RE. hov hopid. thing g. 10 70 .u into
srouoaes usoD Of Goes Wool 'nd tbe ssle nd
desn. Of sorl DO eli u. xss sv docs, AMI :. he
have tboggt socd yd into tee h.n's Of
ne shII Of &, SS a . =.
sei,Lcs be ore the commaodmsns " men Not dsspssas
men 30. so sn vi s % serve $
oueyes shst the thu that Oh susr for dJias sha
BE- %Sn5 to The SS,s tass ss1 .nd sd 20 f .
that have before Dc, suffered or the Iiksn
OI REL Go, re-
nous esotsm Of re French rsvoutonists Of 1898, and
coL,r ,st ALEC The slowly ofmet ard slo sly mssufies
but always mul i)y iDg eno ipenpg fruits OF the Pu-
ritsn reformation, with he based and shriyeled bene-
Fl OF that other great mo1ern c)nvulSon, and You
have an Instructive and memorable lesson upon the
elevation and purity Of pit which alore can advance
human progrsts. t
Increase Of wealth and commerce, and the enlarge
men. OF mpIe, are no, truly primary objects of tho
American patriot These are, deco, worthy Of his
eor's Bat he first obj ct is the peserv of tae
spirit Of freedom, which il the soul Of the Republic
isef Let that become laDguid, and the Republic
iself must Iona uiso soo otciDe Let II become ex-
tinct snd be public must csas rOusly fell. Let h
be preserved sid iDvgorst.d, and tns RsDubic will
spread wider and wider, AND is noble institutions will
tower higher sld bigoer. Lot IL foil, aod go It's ex-
ample fail, tie nations will rstros rsds. Let l.
endure and The world viii yet be rec, VI tuous and
happy. Hitherto, nations have rated moaunens 10
survive liberty and empire. And they have beea sue
cessul Egypt Assyris Ge.ce, and Gtsly, are ful Of
those monuu eIts Let our ambition be the nooeS
one Of establishing Liberty aud Eppie. which sisl
turvise ihe moot stopend0 material sructafes which
tenius csD eyise or art e,ec. with all the facilities OF
creasirg knowledge and public veal b.
Here my JefecioDs IN subject II htite)y s1gses'
tive cone 10 an end. Ttey viii Tot be altogether
fruitless if have besn a, al rue essfu In lus:<a'-
ing Il irut that continual meiior-oDs OF society
aud eoyeInmt Ut not ONLY possible bus certain;
that human YiogIess is Slow, btcsuse ii 10 ooy the
unfolding Of tie CiviLe providence concerning msn;
IL at he to- Of directing and sioing that progress
is rendered the most difficult OF all our labors, ~
reason Of our imperfect kb0wedge OF the motives
and JriI cipes Of human nduct aud OF count
less Nd ttetn obi cts TO be eDcounered That this
progress, Eeveith less, must and will 90 on woe.nsr
favored or Hfis'eo that II will go on pcacefully
if wisely favored, and through violence IL nawissly
resisted; that letter rsciit nor even SAFETY, een
be erjoye ed by any State herwise than by rendering
exact justice, 'icb IL no,oitt ese tnan pure equa'
ty, to all s mbers; that he martial heroisn WHICH,
inv obtd after too long psseveDess under oppression
ard mirule, scu etimes achieves the deliverance Of
States is wcnby If ell the honor it receives; but that
tie real Sutb0s of ell benign revolutions are those
who search out and GEEK TO remove peacefully the
root of fociai and political evils and 30 avert the ne.
cessiiy for guipsIy remedies; that be Purlans OF
nd and America have given the hgoest snd mos.
b. nefceas ilususfiCn of tDat conservative terosn
which ~ wtrlo bas yet witnessed; that they have
dore this by the aoop loo of sirg q true and noble
principle OF conduct ann by pstient ana perseyerlDg
fidelity TO il; tina they thus overca ne denor.izins
politt al and ocol reaction, and gave new aud pow
eIful inn ul,e TO tumsn progress that yrsurJ "a de-
ceiful al mankind are ceduous, sri that therefore
political compromises are more dangerous to Liberty
m 49, NH
pie. wb! u was go sublime ard go effective, w1
nothing elfe thar the trub that men retain IN
evsiy ate all the natural rights which nsisl 10
the perIn ance of personal social, and iyioas du
ties thai the pru cIpe iucudes the absoute equality
of all men. AID therefore tends to complete develop
men il pure repu 1iicsn sysiems; that as already
moe fied tbe Institutions f Europe while IL has
brought into txrieIce Repu0io.n systems m,re or
les Lerfect, ipougbous the American CootiDeat, sod
Ia bxlpg sno sbapiIg such ipsfutio wherever civii
zaioD IL fou that biDcerances delays ana reactions
of political progress, are nevertheless unsvoidshe,
but that they ase have corresponding oeneds; tbats
is duy TO labor TO advaoce that progress, chiefly
by faith, colstsncy, and psrsverance-viitue wai,h
CEN only be acquired by so rena ,cistton, and BY
yeos to the motives of the fear Of God and the love
OF mankind.
Come forward then, 20 Nations States snd Races
rude, savage, Oppressed and despised-erslsved or
naturally an ing among ourselves, a. ye sre-1pon
vt0m the aciniDg gsr Of csiliz alton hath eher not
yet dswred or hath only dinly btOksn amid clouds
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sbs yet be complete and lie liz 1t be poured Dc vn ca
all AXE. Receive our rlsds ca that Ne viii wait ED
watch strive fer The fuIefs Of ihst light, BY she
exercise OF faith, with patience and perseyer snne
Ano ye reverend men, whose precious dust e cenesa
unworthy fee', pilgrims end sojoTners In this vac
tf tears DO longer but biIRs ana princes nov 9. the
tight hard Of he throne Of the God you serve1 -
faithfully wren the earth-ga'her yourselves, ion.
mortal and a~fbl shades, sroupd Us and witness, r1
tie ufeless honors we pay TO your memories but oar
resolves Ct 6delt, to truth duty and freedom vhica
aise out of The tempson of the benefcep. opers
lion of our ereas principle Of conduct, and the
ever widening ibHuelco of your holy teachings sod
godke example.