New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-25

but highly gratifying. II lspleafng % asJ, eNy
those Who Fave beretslcrc hougAt 10 secure sc "on
share. From the letisrs whieh bsve rec:,vSi ~r'
seen written, I spprshend that NE scheme emu :.
mi-und. Some have srppc-ed tnst u'e e'e -
TO have been peremptory and enrire and AZ ''ce, a
TO any who chore 10 bay, and m any qcanns's. ~
unSerstand my Instructions, nothing can be iur'nef
from the truth. II il simply this: Instead OF rri'e wing
the necessities the Bonn of chan'y or ac,asi gu,
the obligation & the recipient IL taken ~ pay mod
crate price at the expiration of ous year. The sefre-
spect Of the receiver is thus maintained and the ava
rfcious ard urscrupulous beggar ~ checked IN M
iupositops When those obligations maiure. II Will
b., time enough 10 determine who arr the really poor
Th n, ,bn, + proposed 70 be made OF the proceed
is certainly most praisevorthy. Should there oe a
surplus as there probably VIII b. :here are d'nans
ii public and benevolent character cnoug, 20 so-
sorb the remainder. 90. -
tcanno, he expected that any plan 's,isfy al
parties but il is mot certain that the prachcal eN-
rererce OF those mos. interested Is strongly IN law"
of the proposed change. In all the conversas"n
have lad in the Territory. there has been out one
opinion expressed, and that is m favor of the new
rian. sirglc man only, and that was q man IN a
paroxvsIn OF the shakes, and suffering from lss effects
prouoeed 10 write 20 his native county and get the
donations OF that district placed in hs haSds FOR prl-
yaie distribution In accordance with my inStrue''hS
shall take scrupulous - see that all boxes ami
packages destined Tor particular individuals shall
reach their destination, 20 BE- used as each individual
may prefer; but that there should be some uniform
pan adopted In regard 20 the REST, all must anow II
the proposed and adopted is not the best then let
those who are more ingenious devise better.
In regard 10 political affairs can only say tnai
everything upon the surface appears fair and quiet
The universal desire of the people IS Tor peace anu
quiet but the report Of the recent appointments Is be-
ginning 20 create alarm. Almost the entire body vt
new appoiI tees are from among the most unscrupu.
ous and bitter Of enemies. Geary has gone, ami
his place a. learn Is to be filed by hillbuster.
Should another conflict ensue il viii b. terrible one
and the responsibility of provokin. II rests upon the
head Of the Administration. Can IL be possible
that a sense Of right and justice is crushed out from
the heads aud hearts Of national rulers IT, IN the
dGys o. the Revolution, when storms seemed to lower
uton our country and the Of freedom the great
ashington felt the necessity Of personal appeal Ia
the God Of Heaven for guidance and protection; II,
during the stormy bate that attended the adoption
of our Constitution DIR. Franklin deemed Il meet To
>uppca,e the Divine direction; most surely, at this
critical iuncture il becomes every Christian man and
every patriot to knee in supphsnt entreaty, to Hum
who holds al hearts at His WILL 10 inspire those who
rule aud direct the aars OF the nation with sense oi
Justice and TO stir anew in their hearts the fires of
patriotism. - A,
have stood here in the Territory for two years, and
studied carefully the bearing and demeanor OF both
parties and | utter my most deliberate convictions
when say that the conduct of the FreeState men
has been throughout marked by singular forbea
and prudence. Impartial history will show thr, an,
cover the enemies of freedom with confusion and
shame That mistakes and excesses have been com
nitted bv the Frec-Sae men, it is useless to deny
for admit that man is fable; but the evidences %
Divine guidance and direction too un,nistakabl'
10 be denied. Unworthy Instruments may have beer
used 10 accomplish good ends, but this too IL in ac
cortance with the Divine economy.
Very truly yours. +. b. WHirNas