The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27

Love werketh no ni to hss neaghsor.
This 10 the Divine utersnce. Il Ia ne prerogatve OF
God to express al infinite meaning IN Hne-te crowd
eternity Of truth into word. Allow for few mo
mems 70 hold his mysterious announcement before YOU
The thing demanded by every thinking mind IN THE crisis
Ia power. IN some II 10 the Idea OF physical pewer 70
arrest and crush the guilty. This comes not Within our
province. With others II Is the power OF intelligence 10
know, with absolute certainty the of sOcai
evils, that may act oindy-tne remedies which
s u.s. oss
political ascendency, and Of power to enforce certain
views Of social rights and public safety and
here, again, We canuet But with all Il is
. question OF power to accomplish the reforms which
distracted communities beseechingly demand. II
is our honored Privilege to direct you TO remedy
that cannot fail. 70 the lpeuous and profsDe it will
too quiet, too mild to have any potency 10 grappe
with the social evils Of the tmes aud yet tell you hat
love the only effective omn potent social force. After
human wisdom has expended It's utnaos. skiafter the
dripping sword weary Of the hunders and
carnage OF the battle field have ceasedaer the voxed
discussions Of Senses and tho bar and the popular
blyafer the naughty mandates Of kings and emperors,
the world only far socially right and socially safe
love reigns In the human breas. The soul of love
acks mans person, invades mans rights" Love
workeh no LII to his neighbor" We cannot certainly say
this of popular learning cannot certainly say or
cumuatng wealth cannot say Of the wisest OF human
Jaws we dare not affirm It Of the parest and
best aGAninstraton the world has seem but
man would fear to affirm II OF love. the
world slow In realizing it., but verify the
grand difficulty our various social orders has been that
mo anagons Of true Christian love has seized the souls
OF men, Seflove, in Itself natural instinct and such
u entirely right, Is perverted 70 degrading sesshness
Hatred 10 class form or humanity inrenches ITSELF
here-mace that assaults for the purpoee Of nctng suf
ering entronea in seifshness. The rebellion
the revolt Of aeprayed self from wholesome restraint
The act Of the ASSASSIN for perishable gold prompted
BY seashness which make: the temporal eradication Of
The opposite Of love destroys the good temper
Of centrsversy--denies to otaers the rights obsti-
peaceful communities into hostile parties 1t explains
the bad government, and the treason, the and
woe Of Garth. Love would assuredly lead to exactly
the opposite result Love would have spared the victim
over which to day--love would made
s city model city
bArbarous games Why then, 1t may be asked, since this
the sovereign remedy for ali social Ills, 10 not the
attention 81 phaathrcpsts directly turned to it' Alas
this fallen world We have hopes here present
but evangelical hopes. 1t is said this presents i'm,
due the enemies Of The race by .uswcr s there
Ia impossibity here. When the spirit Of is
hlled with love As that be harms no one-as that
he moves IKE IN angel OF mercy In the midst of
earths sufferers, why may not that of ano-
Their be in the same wsy adjusted to the
creates good Of the the grace or God can change
and the nature to destroy It's hatred-its
pidy-its rebellion, why not turn the attention OF eli men
10 the cor ditions Of sush glorious transformation The
grand difficulty 10 In the reign Of sn-n2urai Affection
prevented by IT, and love darkness rather than light
becauee their deeds evil The remedy has scknowI
edged power and Is only mpractcable q is rejected.
We hold these views against governmens-not
against the rights and duties of czens-not in distinction
very soul Of each and a. The only and certain mode Of
their Just and holy triumph. Whatever may be de-
pendencc upon other nsuumentaies this grand and
radical re medy FOR social evils before II B the
quiet whisper Of the ctornai spirit In the Of mortas
Hear 1t: "Thou shat love thy neighbor thyseH."
Listen and yield TO the snbdung charm you feel about your
heart Gaze the red track Of depraved selshnees and
feel that Il earths crying snhat IL sa fearful enemy
.es In ,,th,ng sbyintinr prev INN N n. oopos,e ss
revealed in the Gospel and resolve that you at least
VIII seek the grand remedy offered TO all, and which could
by means fail TO re saluary FOR all. Allow 10 ASK
the attention OF bleeding hearts to this only eectaai
LEI. Let me remind you Of amazing strength. Il has
upborn many y sinking spirit In tho very agoRies OF
death. IT breaahes the spirit OF resignation. II
that this rs 10; cur home II epens up path OF light
upon the grsve-upon death ad burial of the world
upon the fnal judgement day ard eternity.
Come ye dl.oousoise wherever you lsnguiss,
Hero BRING your % wonSsd s. here your anguish
Earth has no sorrow BAT hesyes csnno; heal.
ToRxEa THE PROGRESSION.
While the being delivered the aids arranged
the different companies and organizations they could
fall into the Inc Of march at the proper place Some
difficulty experiences in dong ,hs because the crowd
denre that the organizations could scarcely force
way through in columns, and take up their proper POSI-
tons Previous To proceeding to $50 Elm street the organ
zstions nj other pisces and formed columns The
regular polce met ard formed n the Centre Market dr
rooms, the special police at So White street, The Centre
kaket Guards nj Central Hail. the Ore companies their
engine houses, the united fire companies at Ergins
House No. 10 10 Elm street. tho Ninth ward American
Association nj the corner Of Cottage place and Bcecker
street, between B-oo ne and Grand.
THK ORDER AND Rxrnr or rnE PROCESSION.
The procession formed in Elm street, passed down
that street TO Grard through Grand street Broadway
and down Broadway 70 the South ferry.
First in the limo Of march several poleemep de
tailed 10 clear the streets and open way for the process
sion This sometimes almost impossible 70 do 90
dense tue crowd Al,ng Grand street and Broadway
every inch Of the stree, ard sidewalks covered with
people, packed closely together possible pack
them. The officers had literally to push the people into
the side streets 70 make AZ opening in broadway. Some
Of The mon pcrty remarked, when the Officers push
ing them back tina, the stores would have be showed
ire Of the oren var formed by this advanced guaru,
walked the Grand Marshal the Hon " A. Tsrnadge, and
samuel i rsyoo E.a and 1sdas A. php. .na f0'e
The Grand Marshal dressed black cloth citizens
dress, wore black satin Grape scarf with wnac roscae
I" Exceelor,' D gold, piaed on the shield
HIS aids were dressed IN The same way, exsep their
shields, and me dcv,es cTcn them were silver.
DEPARTMENT,
Under command Of Captain Turnbun, assisted By
Sergeapts Waterbury aud Vsn;asseIi
Az ,he head OF /, we're the second ward notice "a IN MIN
Der, dressed in ull police unifor and marching ieon
sbreas They we're under the command Of Capt; Hopkins
The Ninth ward police. numbering &c men, were the
next They marched eighteen abreast. and ~ere also
dressed 10 full police uniform They were under com
These two divisions Of police preseuted very fine ap
pearance. Thor uniforms set of their persons 10 advan
tage All the way down Broadway the continued
to mike remarks IN regard 70 their nne appear
apce. Not one word or taunt was thrown out
against them during tho procession, but many
complimentary remarks made upon them. These
two divisions OF police placed the front ranks be.
they had toe advantage OF complete uniform An
the police wore Grape the eft arm.
The Ffeenh ward police numbering twenty eight men,
under the command OF Capt Uites, folowed-fonrteen
marching abreast They were habiied in citizens dress,
and wore shields and Grape.
Tue police Of the Eighth ward, numbering thirty one
men, under command Of Sergeant Mount succeeded They
marched Gfeen abreast, alfred 10 citizens dress,
wore shields and tho usual badge OF mourning.
Then the Thirteenth ward police sumberng forty
mcu under command OF Sergeant Stecrs They marched
In four columns, ten abreast dressed citizens,
the usual police shields, Grape the len and
white satin rabn the len breast of Their coats with
the words Metropolitan Police inscribed them, In
large black letters and also the motto" We mourn cur
less"
10 me rear Of these marched the Niuc,ecu,h ward