New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

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pete resut viii be sooomhed in this hope and IN this con
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The State Of New.York owes to her hlory her posi-
ton not be ecped by Others in this Enhoent uncerfsk
ina That State which shall first succeed 10 estAbhinsa civil
coe f American law will ave Law to 4. the rest
of the world where the Enh L spoken and that is
Be the moe. nearly universal Of language ever yet SPOKEN
No undertaking which you could would prove half
20 Erand or beneheeni canals, your ra~ay your ~
the enterprise Of your merchants the skill of your artisans the
fame OF your ancestors ell would DOT exceed 10 EoFy ne e
islhLmtnt q code Of law containing me ~isest fls o.
pas tges and the most stured reflections Of our own
the suo aud exsmpe foI a. the nations bearing the 10 OF our
Shall hi, imperial STATE be outstryped n the nob. by
either Of her sste or BY that queeny Island mother OF
which having Teen our parent our ryal In rnsenni
JDic works commerce win all the world in the seesna-
aon q wealth IN the possession and cpay OF PoNei an ~
oil the arts confendng with her for preeuinenee Il u
Whether this shs be upon the had 4 the mother
the youngest q The nations the problem which the men Of
shah win the wedessrved prize that shall have book Of
laws, Code fmean no, insofar but continental as
simple Q b. made free IL spin. catholic
IL it principles and that work viii 20 with our ships our tray
eeI 'S S cor Srs I sS9 se ' h in the
fube portion q own continent in the vast AnstfahAh
Let a. not fear that anything valuable will Be from the
sccuusns Of past geDeratons Whatever beneheia a.
vel, vereTbe whatever mos, wise hAieysr approved
BY time or eonecrated by habit ill be preserved aud re-
Injected Only that which hurfiu, unsuitable obsoee
Will be laid lside oush, matter how long msJ hiye
lasted how strong become.
To he young q this generation, more than any other
thst lived who going forh fom sldy
into fe the task committed Of reforming
ard etaihpg the You enrolled that profe
upon which than any other re the functions %
and the Of social order on stand N
that great congregaOn where also stand luslus
men Of the past and present ages Demosthenes Ehines,
IJsp Coeio Dsuessa Bacon Mansfield, and Mar.
shall Kent and Story. your professional brethren. To be
worthy stand in such presence 10 be Influenced By such
lnpes catch portion OF their spirit are distinctions in
th elves
stand 10 the very por ais Of time The
world take its inpue from this side VI the
The ansusge sIeak the institutions IN which partc
pate, are spread with our d miuion,
From the works grsle to the frozen pole"
End beyond our dominion islands and continents
Whence ,hsl IN, wrye Of the time from
,wn soil would fam hope and believe The materials
bar End fbe time j. rrOpi'ious people, grown sud-
denly the strength civilization Of the Oldest and ght
st with laws for the borrowed hud that they need
be mined SIM ed and reconstructed The task il
Object greater the reward IL ample Let
then lie up aid doing hst may have the merit and the SAL
acfitn 81 having accomplished something toward H. before
we flOIn lebOTs.