New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
.o,nc,ox ,xp MORAL sUAsIos.

fr Jedoc Of CoHTtJ dTpe@"' NICHOLAS HILL, sa0Tt term
corpcIoS AND MORAL sDAslOf.
~, o,,e taken oee.,i,n to ,dvert 70 The lit
-. -. ,h.. flow from the systems Of e1er1n 60
,.or. ,..ion for ths accomplishments great uor% ret0rnS
p, ,o who view such calmly BY hs hsh; 81 h'oy
ana With phi phe eye are MT oos 10 lmns to e1o;a
sop on this point Those who have discussed the abstract ques
tim have really coneurec In repuds ias eoeJn ss az
instrument Of refOrm No poll iea philosopher Ia.
tu,,d 10 Antan The doctrine ha force either des able
sn tacseous method Of Dcueatog aud estsobhns r7ts
Thee DO resp Themselves and vb,ss minds are capsule
Of appresDg truth enforced BY resso are Wiling 70 s
poy the with Others out there ni'ns tsS
depcJ which, renders most NJ 20 I'M
patient Of the slow process. Of srgu went sd sna 70 sS
The OF any that are Pressntsd Tor zoe
wbicn the lsw pi.oes 10 their han they will p'o'sby
seize upon 1t ~b svi9J a. an ehei7nt in-tansS m % a.
Gus. the sht divert doyern'n' from rs s im4 OBJ
jecs and make Il 'ub'eryen 20 puvo's ~Se, ~ E
pTy stsptss that the Prohiboni,ts are 81 esre in
the .xpreon Of oesre oabi.h int from the com
nubiJ They that they are abiou' 70 ts pc He tenn
ssri,y but cannot j.s'J accuse hem d hypr fy w
speak 4 he masses not n the ea ef me m''
msy be borss when the hsdeis ars que ne r.srf'e ~
win tie former have 70 Do, not With tho later WsIe
profess 30 heart sc DO Dot supp tnst tao want
sb 10 p... coeeive law merely for the love Of e9~rcoo
They baye object yt", . the abatement OF "hea tue
u m So~ II The IL. IT@sot TAI Of onp.SDs
purpose It ovsbt to be dseafeed Truly phi's22bi; mind
would exsue the question one profound and ud REJECT
the instrument were e'oeqcy Of svs scr 1a.' ns N IN
cannot expect PrObib,uss bhog themselves 70 auy
such companion Of evils benefits We can ONLY hope to
The results they txpec derive f. H. II convinced Of his
they eub sensible .bsudon it In order to sv7
this conclusion it only neeesIy TO Tecnf 70 he tsc
hist ~ pedence The history Of soc ey n s earliest
foundation ,s5 hiw 'ni theories Of isy of pbo.o
ply OF OF religion, have either absolutely failed or
Necessary T. the Calculation Of truth. II scsce, nece+
ssiy 70 produce scts illustration Il this postum They VII
Inst ~ which Is The OF re and with l7t
which Icse lis efficacy, b" never suoeeeded
NOR well established than that be od THE martyrs he
sn . ., rSs H. ,os. were br led BY zero and
by Dioclesn. Christians ,uccesded IL proDalsstog their
from d fires be stboo. ever nsryhers
were hundred Ey-n the mild md persuasive tnets
ofths Pagan Tpf. perhaps tbs oicibe illustration of
position but history nbhe' numbers VI WHENCE
former article tho same tube We referred IN so of
them which tnting convincing We showed that the
Prohblot' att mpDg in Ams lea II is true th't here
difference OF form pet~esn the hot tbs essence
s,, 10 live srd act rdiOs 70 csr. mora thsis hch
repusnsn. the previous hsbi" Of tho mmau lbs cad
81 ow $40 that effort failure in Ens,u', and opy
produced son which en'esested all The -vis that prev
ously existed la recent times we have seen ex-mp
cations Of the principle Eveb dy kco@s that wine
hisa ind ready ..e smops the Persso ssd Turkish fol
lower. tf the Prophet We know too hr every ea Of the
men decided fiure and c ioste'd OF diuni
LhiDs II. consumption Of wire The TGki'h yeIo lent
the hib uque was IN the mouth Of every
wise tiled to prevent the ooduc,d OF til, vr.ioisn weed
their pope end the ausu" SOVEREIGN Of E9saad him
plant d.hed per ecucn, atd made IL way into public ,vor
u 10 prop the yth Of tie ehOrts 10 prohibit It's
use. Tie persistent but unsvs,s attempts OF the Chinese
Government to prevent the use If opium are familiar TO all
TIE more the Government eKerod telf 70 suppress the
habf-the the it i'm DOsed-tne
sssduously the Celeaial. I'm kad aud ch-red WHEN
R much rsHnS ia ibo's S.
ben sd and ~ ve1 W. ind tie same result In the state
trial OF has convit Cod he people Of tbs, State bat
e 20. C md T c.pn Seb the osc
effect The champions OF the law what tray please,
been decessd BY the Pr hibtoy lag Me-. Dow h ssef 10
letter published by us y's'd'y eSe' tna he h,d 10 one day
and bottles Noe we cannot zee the OBJ of his sszuI IN
tensions ofibc T. mpersnre M'y"r either then nsn ID liquor
to be drunk had cont ned liquor Already drunk 10 either
the law h,d evidently filled prevent peop either
siLDs to dnS from finding the means Of gratifying their
We a. remember sre, PR sess mad, tn. Temperance
ptvous the l95 was dt.t removed fom
We esI ssfry affirm 'ued from douok
duT thar Rod by the eft rte OF lecturers AMI by 4p
thcussro yeus Ire re"on obviou. Chs Of Tenn
rersr eonVi'ee, sud woeo congsi'n follows
In scordspC. wi rs dcNes Thssm ofth- Moe Law is to
eosroe and m nanrs rebel .ssn' aCafS;D They sfG'.
best Judges ~ their afs and repel 10 efsrenee
wheih.r Of the las = Of individuals
During time Of which speak the T-mp
deseVedy popular Ii had th o0uuen aad be
baton Of tie ~e and the Of all parties. the example
uufreqrent OF liquor dealers giving Aid
Temperance societies 10 the ompshment of their noble
ttsgn In evil hour poi csns allowed n t>ke the
control OF the snd Gske yquesiln instead
of moral gu son la 1875 the LegiatpIe passed tho irt
Ptohofy law and since that time the Ten question
has been msde the and the instrument Of designing poll
oaDs The people lonfet discuss the bfnefts of Temper
ance aud the evils dru ekenness bat engaged ony 10
whether of the community hiss right 10 N
pose It's peculiar moral views the oheT Of
G. Men who would willpg istsn a
and who scknow edge the evils Of drunkenne
wing that the Intervention Of the law sh Iuld BE- 10.
yoked clpsT.in them 20 temperate habits. IL tbs
msjo t. sveoee time pss enfo' ong ,oNrovs
law the mboiiy who think the rights asad vi kesp up
assin perrstus agitation and will aes p,palu op1iln
possessed Of that sNiy which been
uibuted inevitably coed IN ndps the obi ct)aa
bic etsotmert Thus should h,v, rree Liquo
and No Liquor" the year End people who had
BY wOsd y pungs iuto the opposite
consrain might be moved rh ais
effect Of Pohbto'y laws They the
ohso Of those who advocate them; bat the
hsy 20 thst spirit Of independence and opposton
which human nature their tendency
must be ~ the Toyene
KEFP 1T nEFORE Tue PEOPLE.
FkomRItioN FARAERs.-No public iourn. has
labored sssduOusly shaped it, iugenousy