New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-26

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ysting pt,op i. rot 70 De sporsben ron nom'-
pay CDT,,uan one ia, that II ~ not 10 toa ne S u
psopis shoss ssiODs srs softsSsds ss'
tred AID masn@nniy enliiv sted ena soo'e
te! modified by sveu purer and stronger res
,rauetc.s thsn DOT sin IN Cars.sEdom, 70 ~ ~ "E
~ >,nst IN s=tipg peopl@.
do Dot forget hat p6ilos' pher has sid ina, var
il o.. ph.n,al .tste If Inan. Ia reply - N !. a-s
hor .s;d ,bI. ia neysr4hslss rot sCnr5 sa Stats
Bnt the reph IL nnss,isfsefory ioa-mGch IS rinphss
that tis Chrs.an ia rot ais natural state. iAe o'o
tGce, however, ii Ch-lslshiy s 70 Iec-n msa @ livui
THEN mad DE- s.IOns OF their own nature anu 10 h~c
chem natural Hence 20 cell rar me nstnra stato .,
nan ia ell one With calling il bis Carisn'n sts,e ana
hence 20 b. -eve that Is etner s 10 eHsc. " D. ief
that the cause Of peace ay Ahd tae w,''u q. h IN
favor Of var Bu. whether their deep dspraVity Is
mainly Their guilty wOrs or, Ike eonsumP we
Constitution. is manly tser unhappy Mnert&ac7 u y
wrur agbio.t human nature, ipr S1icn tnSt Dd'uIo
e DeveT " be hsld fesponsibie.
But We shs he told tbs. in all the nations nave
been addicted to war, and she'll bs r1ie:rei esps-
eiaDy to src'nt Rome ior proof th"t WI IS .ae n1.,
ursl stste OF nan Would eve Rome, however, nave
made gsr UPON people too conscientious sno TOO
mere ful 10 defend tbemseIves' And II sac "oaid,
does il follow that alton dwelling IN t1e bglt oil
Chri,teu udon would Look 81 ocy one difsfen;e De-
tween them The rels sion tbeOr.uc, hos sever lnoer-
!trtly praetcea Of such nation IS sgaiost WAY bat
,te religion Of r me, IN purDose 80 wen 81 prs,'
tee was wholly for it. And bear IN md tTs' me 70
6yjon gf nation i3 her misbtlsst educ .;Jr' h0ue
bsheveo that psJns bad each tnelr peculiar guardian
deities tbat OF ieslous OF aootn.r ana t1st
tue different sets took part sgaos; each otnr n the
battles between I'll cir reepsctiye favor ss hos tnen
could Rome be friendly 10 other nstonsi By tne
rresistble force Il her edncan0n she uut os'e men,
Her religion Usfe them strangers. Toe Tehson o,
Cnris.eI CON- - The extent It s practceo, n:Ass al
u.n brothers. Her plurality OF deltiss-o antagons-
tic ceItes-is enough 20 explain Why 10 X lme there
gss no copscps re sgaifet even tho crueiest type oI
Slavery O1 the o'her bard, tie doctrines of the com
mon fatherhood OF God and the common b:atherhooI
Ft- mt at
therefore IL Slavery passing rapidly awsy tom Chrls-
tsLd,m; snd therefore will 1t pas away nom even Jul
own gneet county 81 sooD az n,tle more 'hysuuo1
play IL given 10 the religion when We prOe ou. so
ia perfectly practice. In a word, the whole tendency
Of paganlsm w.s 20 msse the mans unna'ufsl snd
sbefeiore wsrlike, while the whole tendency OF
Christianity is to make her ds'lpies hn'nai "u'
theresore De Acesbe. civilization, though Dut senl
Christian is bloojle compared with one thai pa
gsn. EsLrsrgement oharacterizes the lstteT-hatef-
nifty the foIuer 81, -
.ieut Romans IN order TO ourselves that the
people of ChIisterdcm will not make "af upont ~
Icss ing. The height OF each OF u. are Pc = nls
p.o,le end we krOH them too Ye! - oei.'Ve -'ht
they would engsee II such e va. ile fact hat -
90 amopg them daily, un2:ihei snd Sltaout isar,
proves that we rq gard IT, 2ss 81 then - !ei1V 70
protect rather d ~ 20 ar heir teil "'ineh Whe'e
hele is cne l. SIX lfs, .aers ar LuHdred, Yes,
Eve huod.ld l. s5ie. ! H. A4hlf, we may,
nat here and thare ID ore dspraved enough
% be guilty g! nu-cef--oi the mufder even
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q whole nation would embark IN the sisugntsr OF al
unresstipg sister natiop is to be guilty of the folly OF
takitg the rare snd exceptional case fr tne general
rule. Could the people of France, though KNOWING
,hst the peop.e Of Amerc. would not defend them
selves be nevertheless wrought up TO the wicked IN
fatus,, n Of falls upon ibeml Tbey could not. Bu.
TIE Government If France, It viii he sad, could de-
clare war against No, rot In euch cIcumstan'e 'es
H. however, it could, snA actually should II never
theless would not tail OF hsyu Tvs cwn sernlyre-
nonstrafpg people 20 contend With and conquet ere
Avnars
The truth is that 1t is only at the expense of de-
tanning ard hbeipg mat kin1 that We can reason our
selvee nfs the inclusion that nations ere ready TO
butcher uDresistn nations. TO resoh tbs conclusion
e are ohiigsd TO sseuue truth the fragrant felse
hood that the macs Of men arc malignant and mur-
derous.
The ns.iOn which have been arguirg does not
need 20 fsaT ia not the t5at ID to Ice Die to
cefepd herself and that sniipks from wsr only be-
cause incompetent to csrryit on but Ia the Que that
refuses 10 engage in it. add that suca reiussl must
be open and su bguous. Fully aSd un9quiVocslly
rrst she ,xoress ber confidence that will no. bs
made upon her. To this end she must dish Ard her
srmies and disuAptle her forts and vessels OF war
Thus will shs give ample proof OF ner sncsny, and
aueh ample of trust in the power OF ner pro-
fsseed principles TO protect her as shall LEAD other
nations n dy and respect tbe principles ~hich nave
scc01ph her effects s' gres ano 80 novel men
are slcw 70 be moved by sbetfse moral TRUTH they
are nevertheless quick o. be attracted aud impressed
10y slfIsir, and besutlful Ilu.,ratols OF u 1heo s
e that We give power 10 sucn tfutn Whea We suut
to our I'VE dpO DtCOiDc VI SciVoS'
Then IL il that cl the with mig.t both ourselves
and our Cause. Iitlls would Penn arf hls conpan-
ions hsv. accomplished either for the cause OF iosce
FOR them,elves, had they gooe out srDlsd to meet
the Indians. IL the novel spectacle IT band OF
uLsImed men that s-tonished the incsss, snd sub
dued tbem AID shaGed them into tue thr0 wing down
Of their own weapons. Little success too would zat
psuon in al her prat.Dgs for Pssce and il all her
published .esOuto1s not 20 be involved in war, If
nevertheless she should sll coItnue by oIldng ships
ana forte OF er~i-e, to prepare tor war; Such an
sdvocste OF Pssce-sucn en- opponent Of ssr-Tould
b. sc ia,ff,ctuAl would be temperance lecturer
who 81 ou1 persist in carrying bcttle IN his pocket
for the occasional grsticstiOn OF his ye. uncOnqaered
appetite ,,..,
or If disposed would be perm ted, to make var upon
al rBreshtipg nation. We know, Gays the ooJsctof
that to- will be go in the millennium. We know, 10 our
srsasr that il is now. Nothing stands more IN the
way cf the cause of Peace than tas fAacy thst is
only under the reign Of mlepnia knowledge aud goOd
ness that wtr can cease. War is crime That 10 as
supid and attempting il Is great; and there is al
ready kno sltcee enough and gooiness enough amonS
men 70 put al END to 10. All tbaS is ackDgs - as
suue that there ia enough. All that IL LACKING 10
assume thAt var 10 avodabe, ana "hi oe 1Foiaso;
inst be let N. say that the ctie' point which smel
70 establish in my speecb, and Uhicn l trust have
established tnst IN. fiienos If Pesee arc net 20 feel
thst trey wait for the diffusion OF more wisdom
SD yiltus smcrg men before var Can DC Drought 10
a. and. II can be brought 10 It now, even as men
no1 are and ~thcut waiting for them 70 become any
WISER or hstter Lit bur one natl0n bs tounn tnat
viii dare ~ recognize and set upon the possIbty OF
xAr', cesslne nos and it viii now. Sucn be-
gppipg would be tie beginning of tue eDd-Ot d oer
tam and speedy end. But this wailng tor the nllen-
mum befors war can cease the sure way 10 xvi tne
cause of Peace aud perpetuate the curee OF var.
Moreover, the III lisnnlum cannot De uotlI war nes
ceased IL is w.dom ~ hasten the Diepniun by aool
ishug wsr but there is greater folly to AN to wat
for y e nils nnium TO abOlisn it. Quite commoa ls
II 10 look forward 20 the millennium ss the produc-