New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10

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! lied CT IN colo .ns sublime mA'e-tv a-s thu enIAl-I
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Row ho< much - 1uirei Of L. such i oar iu'y
such ihe extraordinary demand maie upon -. w
Told orr property or SAFETY every .hng tre tsH
Ire cf aciifg up % hi. duty successful ci ns q.
FINISHES the s,'ety % ourselves snd our children
,rcr il the fenure upon which hold republic
J.e: u examine What our church r Look over the
vA.er. Whist Is iae Csthoac Church Hes priest i
WHIST Tire Pope mikes Liza As t.kas out toe
,rsiu thst nature gsve bin and PUTS m = nsou-
featured brain. 6fd Wherever he Eces be repre-
sen;s his creating soTer-tes Pope. Lsgsh,e- 7
The Cbld must b. ~ Re features Of the father. 10
with EyscopaaDism its pulpit e telsntet by the
Fricns u veoth and s1stocrscy 'rey wer, educated
in he colleges Of sriso-racy they came out TO 80
relert i, and thee 90 80 Ma,su.sy says well 10 n
the RpiscopslIan ChurcG hiss rey,r evec Grvc. BY
sccsert fouud Itself OF the side Of ths pe0 rle sni
ihia IL natural Now Wa have smcng rs the voluut.-
- p sex; ot pulpits the psvs create the 2ulpi:s IS
K any wonder hat the pulpit = lects the psss Il
YOU Il oase 30 GEO % repre.en' Wal AMI Stsse-
sts IA II snv worder they represent them I sc
lot libtlil- the pulpit Ike tie old Greek, an tax
ing lantern in ny hsnd, by day y sex an honest
man. I fDd one in Brooklya. Loud applause.
nay 20 s6oyt and 6nd here and there ano,her-
men, in spite. not IN con-, lue1ce. IT the clrCrn-
stances about them They are Csrtyrs and saints
but seints DO not travel IN regiments. Laughter.
SIN speaking % the general rule not the exception
Individuals AZ What YOU hre them - be- the Sls
Il YOURS their white neck cloth and blsck coat make
them 10 better tSsn the community in which tL>y
live. When you skClk in your counlog houses, and
slow worthless men to be sent 70 tongrt Sc yOu say
81 i a moral queot:on; let the minister t>ke care
q" cf it," but, if h. does. you seud him 70 starve
leoiured, no. month ago. IN manntae-
turing town in New. England, in the Town
Ill tta mi
a clergy man who tr'o months before, had been
elected from hrs pull pie for preaching Ant-SsveYy
He had been tufnsd out Of his church, ana a record
made on the church book that he should not be al
LEVIED 70 exchange with his successor. When he
prea.hed in the Tswn 8s the benches were tiled
with huudrtd who leed 20 fill the seats Of bis church
They passed in front of it, ana left his successor
preaching 70 six pews full said 70 one familiar
with tie town. " How is this ?" and the answer was
'The ak men who sit IN these pews are the riches.
"lneuin town. they could buy ia all Alb - saidl.
d" m. y have bought you" lL4u liter and applause
They did not change the heart Of siuge man IN the
Audience; they had only ohered them for while.
What is done in one town is done in many. You
know il wei. You whisper there things ia yOnr
Oh inney corners; the only difference with me, as
Pore said is that spesk them ont. You cannot
suIpose that .uch pulpit will be competent to rise
up and lead you out Of this Egypt. Bat ii YOU can
End no back. bone in the pulpit can you find il in
politics All the Towering of ambition tends TO
Wssli1 gton the natural center th widest scope Is
there: the Administration IS there. For six years
the Adnuis raiion has been the side of the slave
mower; they have fifty millions to spend annually
and wbe!e there money to be spent that men
could not be found 10 do the bad work 1t was
rtaoy TO pay for There are good members there.
The honors OF a freeman belong 10 the brow
of GicdiDgs; Adams there tnught u to forget
his early ambition, there Hale is now wsut-
irg when Pro Slavery champion Is TO be
made ridiculous in The eyes of twenty millions, But
tie tue men are not the majority. Let us open the
door OF that Cd amber AID look ID upon ia occupants
suprosirc we find them sober. Laughter. We 10
NOT serd 4 No. Christians to Congress. Twenty or
thirty are there who hive done the 0fty work Of pol
itics and they have their reverb m seat for two
sections Vow il their only lime, It they cshn)t reap
tber harvest bow they viii never a. alH have an OPP
rortunity Beside them stand taeniy, thirty, or ttty
New England men. whom God made with double in-
telligtnce by omi,sing 70 put any conscience into
them Laughter Such one ~ Caleb Gushing,
who stands " ith fifty millions in his haud' What
was ever TO be done that could lot be done by
n boJy Of such twenty OF thirty non; men, any
If whom according 70 the tauit 81 Southern
member is more costly bought than hrst'rate slave
Nv such men the aggresslOns Of slavery are helped
on; and when some new outrage Is perpetrated, the
North receives the intelligence, AID fhen-holds an
irdigLat,on meeting lLau1hterl aat sends mp anti
Kan as or Anti Nebraska men, bat the trouble with
- ON j. TINT thew are train too lae they have nj
structions about Nebraska, but If Cub' be mentioned
ihev 90 not know how the North May feel sbont it
,ley 1--we no late intelligence on that heal lou
lsuehtcrl Again-in the nature Of things TIE people
csupo, be kept always at white beat of euth1siss n.
ToDiph, az eloquent uau could awake every pulse IN
your hearts: but you 20 home :" yonr counting
houses aud ofices and meantime, ike the square az
Waterloo. the slave power stands, cold, nrm, and
regoluie GOytmmeUt can always beat the light,
floating troops Of popular enthusiasm. The people OF
Paris can tear up the payemeDts of their city and
pelt away Louis Philippe but. after little, capital
tolls back and the towers Of old despotc Institutions
sppear again over the clouds 81 popular enthusiasm
- oil l,iU no I " Al
Niagara; Seward sits In hi boat AMI advises us to
lit on the Dorherly side; that is al Applause.
Your Hmpers, rich enough To aft rd the luxury Of a
couscerce. carDot afford to print the whole of an
Erolsh book A hiss You ought to hiss Loud
applause | have 10 eDmity agans' the Harper'
tftv have done much good TO the literature OF our
country; but be that takes upon him the office
of evrg us the voice Of Europe assumes the
place Of one OF the great moral teachers OF
he times how great ia bis SIN who
corrupis tie sources of moral life-who posons the
fountain from which receive the moral sent mont
Of other nations Let me unfOii what We think Is
the remedy for this state OF things. nave NOT
r,ainted things darker than they are. have wish
10 tear nsme from TIE catalogue of Anerica <
worthies l. too am an American; bu, you know we
osnIot dare praise any one great man Of ours tor
The trail Of the serpent +, over them ALL
know no name in our history but one, that il per-
ertIy uns,sined on this question OF Slavery; your
state can claim him-Jobn Jay. Applause Take
hat last man whom we thought MISUNDERSTANDING
Ton know that he dared for a moment, on n single
.pbect 10 think for himself, and be was instantly
sacrificed; but you see him bowling down 10 bis old
oee when wapiDg life might have raised hun above
the temptation, making another bid to the slave
power which had cast him aside as Its tool Our
claim is Misunderstanding up Of the States. Do
20. say the mschBe is out of order Il ia IN order 1t
Goes Whist II was made to dot protects slav-
ety. Like machines Intended for perpetual mo-
ton. all the Anti Slavery struggles that have
been made the beautiful N schines have this one
defect-,hey would not go. Outside Of political par.
ties there must be public sentiment formed that viii