New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

females Of al sgefsor1e alone, some naViSg c1ores
10 feed snd heep warm OF the lite o0es, who are
bern Of hesh and blood bike cur own, AID who have
HE nsibilitis with dsr!ings there whi De many
Thousands 10 hun ger and freeze tins Wlnief lnis -
round state meDt but within moderate limits OF one
side of The case 10 which ak some attention. The
There Are several hundred thousand Of Us who are
living in luxurious comiortabe houses; straltened
we are doubtless by the financial pressure; az xous
abopt The future al perhaps good deal fretteo by
the prospeet of Winter without gayey, without lax
ury without ampsemept-uiiful, solar as we can see,
oniy Of sel-derials. We shall not exSehd haL oIe1s
where thousands would 90 10 ordinary reasons. we
cali ourselves door, because even Aessr5 Stew
art Hearn, Lord Taylor and others, oner q. tnsir
goods cost cannot go and make harvest vi tneu
embarrassmeDts by laying in rich WsrdroDes. Dui,
nv sister, let us consider for moment Inc price Oh
an ipos shawl even at the reduced rates would Keep
five families, allowing two parents al Two cuL'ioa
70 each from absolute hunger and cod rom the CT
OF November till the fnst OF March SCI Oh Iufs
which would only keep you warm lew unyI 81
warm ssek would replace, equally to your Gohtor
would feed and shelter that poor widoZ ana Der I?ur
or five little till the time OF nope ahd P'oii.isc
comes again. Let the furs and shawl lie safely Ii the
sbt ill another more prosperous Autumn comes and
take these poor despairpg helpless ones into your
.charee-that is lay aside the money Tor taem Caa
it your life fluid, ano when you think OF buying s,me-
thing which you be comfortable and healthy with
out lake it, price and crop it into the sacred fund.-
There are thousands Of young women who must 60
20 death ruin among rs TINS inter II moi careo io'
Some already committing suicide and more are DIT
terl, thinking Of It. when tney find their shoPooors
closed against them. These have no alternative Dut
death at once or disbonor fret and death atterward
Let bear them in our hearts, poor detenseiess ss
ters. Let u speak to the men Of our acquaintance
In their b halt Let beg them 10 put Ia each clg
store 10 which they resort aud each barro0m,s locked
INTO which they may the price Of every other
cigar they now smoke, and OF tw0thuds OF Their
Lsa t.tfrht hn lad th.a
End of Honor. do not ask that they shall give us
all thew now expend in these hurtful ljxufes. Le
them consider and choose for themselves Bat il fif-
teen cents were daily given out OF t"snyhve OF elsa
money or twenty five out Of forty, what saving OF
womanhood and naDhOod might be made tnereo!
How much nObier aud more worthy our admiration
afe lion would these men be ac.lDg thus than they
can be going through this period Of trial 10 setn-
diligence, AID stimulating themselves 10 increase In
stead Of stay the ruin .
There never wss more imperative cali ior NOBLE
generosity and for much delicate administration OF 1t
than there will be during the coming Winter oa our
citiZens. Let not cOLcern ourselves dur1ng these
months with the welfare Of our drygoods dealers up
bosterers, our jewellers or psrtumers Ihey are few
In number arc Lot in danger OF restitution, and may
ye,y well be tius to provide themselves with neces'
sares at leait TIL better days II is confidently
and ably expected that the foot Of the hill we
are desc ending Will be reached shorty-st the long
est, before the severity OF Winter Is upon US. Ana
then il not sooner will be tue time for concerted anc
effective operations. And you who are not Iich-@ho
would under no circumstances buy India shaws or
costly fuisdo not for that reason hold yourselves ao-
solve from cooperate Ii behalf Oi your less
neiehbors DO nothing that will cor sumo the dollar or
the three dollars which you could with cell denial ana
economy give up, by and by, when 1t shall be called
for. Remember that the price of pair OF gloves
would keepa mother ana her two children from nun
ger whole day. and that the hand which should ais
pei 70 this comfort TO them would be more DeauHtui
IN The eye of Heaven and earth in the old glove
though il should be somewhat soed ana defsced, than
in one of Alexal0res newest ana finest. Little ecOn0
mics will make great funds, when tnere are 30 many
Il ousards TO practice them.
Let ue, then, bear POOR and unfortunate IL heart
and stay away from the cheap stores Let US employ,
wbeI ever il is possible, the poor work woman or man
city, instead of the comfortable employer. Ii Is
Of no consequence whether or not they make money,
bat it is Of guence that the destitute have bread
Let begin at once to look about ourselves to EN-
ploy leisure hours in collecting and repairing old gar
mebts which will by and By be wanted to protect per-
ishiI bodies from frost Let each be missionaries
in behalf of helpless, and prepare ourselves end
those whom may iafuerce for what is before US.
Many Of us have, by our thoughtless and uncOr-
soous sefirdulgence, contributed ~ the present dis
ress. Think OF the costly goods, the millions worth
of silks velves, laces ana enbroderies We have bee
wearing for the last ten fifteen years, the price Oh
which has gone abroad in hard money, instead Of be-
ing in our banks to-day Let now, 20 far as in our
power repair the wrong by generous sefrestraat and
earnest working for thoee who must suffer In our
stead If we will take the tIia We are pa;sag hro
in this way it will be to many OF US blessing In DIS
guise Ii will ennoble instead Of belttiing Us. Let
us help the weary TO be tender-heated and cour
ageous through all 1t privilege, If We will use
it, to clear the sight of the tired soul to tee
noble uses Of adversityi 60 shall we be enao!ed %
lock back upon this time of dismay with sefapprova,
and so shall We zee that the laws Of God faithfully
obeeived will in the.end override the pains Of Life,
and convert them to blessings
Neso- York Oct. Is, 1851.