New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03

bsucbey, dcipe, fighting and rowdyisn are their
n,ou,,.,, .h.,.c,.r;.,;cs. Whst shall be done 10
cast there out IL possible, and 70 gain gsnais0
oral influence over them
We believe tia, two principles should be attentive
" considered By men who wish elevate these Peo-
pie and then that they should be applied s ci'cum-
stances direct One il that the taste for higher
ptassre ~ the Ie,t means for eradeaiing tie taste for
lorsr and the o,ber that religious Influences should
be adapted TO tie ne~ circumstances Of this class.
We believe that If these workingIDen had peas-
ant psrk In which TO walk with their clean families
Cd tie Sunday they would not De 50 sp' to frequent
the rowoy grog-shops. garden, the opportunity
Of seeing beautiful shjscfs or hearing beautiful
sounds, psced within easy reach of he lsborers,
would Destroy much of the tendency to coIgse
pltasu'es.
This has proved siDgulsrly true with much more
ANIMAL population than own-.he EogNsh. The
am Palace, when il erected, was beglrt
with Gle Of gin tsverns, which expected a rich
hsrve.t from the workiDgmsn. II vas found, how
ever very soon that those foras Of classic beauty
ihose wonderful revivsls Of other ages-,be animals,
the flowers, and the noble music-were more attract
i've. even 70 the Gull EDglhh peasant th An the gin;
ard, before The was OUT many Of the taVssns
were broken and all had losil G business.
Tie Duke Of Devopsbire has hsd similar expe
rie1 ce with his garJers at Charw rth, which s de-
tailed a, epgth, in Report upon Liquor Taverns BY
Conn itiee OF the House OF Commons, last summer.
TIE facts are, in eff Ct that formerly the Duke held
biz gardens open on the Sunday and tue mspufac'ur
ing people from the nsg hborng towns came in with
II cir families ar spent portion OF the day quietly
ofen attending The village church. Within year
be was induced by of his tTicer friends to close
ID. ou The Sundsy The result was that the people
cane over Sc usual hung about the palngs, and then
went to the taverDs and drank, until the ofsnses
committed in the village increased TO al alarm ng
d.gree-tbe arrests being something like 100 per cent
pore bsn under the old arrangement tina, finally
as measure OF police tie duke was led to open his
grounds again OF the Sunday, which he has since
contir ued to do.
One Of the elev atiDg influences most NEEDED in our
| City, is Park for the working classes grounds
where staiusry. ard flowers, a0d objects OF besuty
should cali away some, at least Of the crowi fr1m
run.sboys, and gambling hels and phze-fghts
Then our plan would be, hat these beautiful
public grounds, or near them, ''Chapels for work
81, gmeI" should be erected with seats equal and
free to al, with living preachers, speaking out Of a
heart of brotherhood TO men whose sn aud troubles
they know in esch days experience. Hare it would
be natural end hea,hful for the l.borer TO worship
out OF the sunny, dusty, nsustang streets, amid
sweet smells shd pleasant sounds, with gr-s-, aud
tses, ard water around, and the esb air of the pure
country bresihng on hip, as he left the church.
Such an hour of worship, and quiet, open air eIsr-
ere &c with his family would purify him for the whole
week. And only in some such mode, will you ever
bring our ,sfs Of lsbo'er. under direct Christian
IL fuerce. New mesns are needed fer new wants.
Who s ready to apply them , c. L. B.
M Wfs,n, 10 tie famous esnde factory at VsuKhsl
London has applied thes~ principles with de
found HE who ht1 been work a.. the week would
the throssh the subj bs and that th
thus fell very mary bad habits % cri kits s-mbos AID
even into erin ibsl practices lie Accordingly
opep boobs pleasant Of hs under The trses
tables inppsd them With reltsieu. boos
End taps and furnished to those who lived
TIE results acre mest COMPLETE The boys soon pre-
rsd the bOobs 10 bo saudsy o,hoS snt dr4ndnnsn alt
tie into resusr habit CT attending the