New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

What tt.Dderous resolutions, With Ihat rapIaiy
would be be blurred from the dinner table 10 ''e
isl and from the jsii " the r.ilws, ''a'i'a Ny
the unfortunate offender might fare worse Ills
bou,e might be ranssck-d and bis st"p Psuhoesed'
m. tamil, might be iBsulied. or might read 10 The
mor,i,s pagers that il. head had been huog from
lsmppo,, or that the pistol or the kulie had done
tbe work II the halter! o. i Is eli vet! ven io'
some watering pAir'srco, the owner "i score or
two Of Ll-ck Inrn. wren te comes within orr boz
der. 10 a,ser, ED 20 exercise freedom Of speech,
in WV Which my make ~ ven sick Il II does
rot make rs very savage. We must slt and quiet
Is listen while soue name bsbbier blisPd~uc' our
religion sucer- st our policy, qgestl as our patti
o,i.m. di.iorts cur motives ard insults our eou
mon .epsa. I, hes rot occurred thus far to these
tfnce,y flks. tia, their bluUdeung lonseose IS
r-.ibly a. di.sgreeable 10 "a, especially upon the
Fourth ofJuy as tie l.!nestAn'- >.ver, discourse
c,u.d po..ib,J BE- to item. That i because Ne %
not ha,e their Dan straight forward PracVcaI aNu
un,crUpulcus method Of protest. That Il because,
when we are issulted. We keep our temPers, and
too often holo cur tongues.
We suppose that this singular lack OF common
courtesy AID co.aTdiy fear Ct taking what the!
ta7e such will for giving, exelbited always when
Soursern me3 find the most irsigbhcant OCCASION
thereto. NAV te attributed 10 certain bruiah'! %
Intellect "a be Observed aiso II some OF toe loser
fern, Q! a. NAL lie TIE old geotiem'n who inside
such distressing show Of Aiuseif 10 FaGeud H,H
i. not 70 be dr-psed, ;or lie "a human being
Foolish ssi weak a. lie IS, ke Is ETH " a uaG aad
IS brother" II Prv7iceDce has not bestowed
upon HIM The ordinary intelligence OF humani'!' OF
II as opportunities have been So ldntec taat De
ca-rot d-port himself decoiou,iy al chi Ted
dif,rr.uariy. We .hnuid Ergard him IS We 90 the
inmates Of a lunatc hospital OF of 'c6oo' ior
feeble minded youth No moral law Commands us
not TO laugh At hin in our sleeves. AND, II suco
IL. existed, It ,uG not &c respected. Bur We
VII. be co-;ented with q quiet giegle. "nen
bull.doe has lc-t al MS teeth, be may grow as
de-ul, A. be please. Wien be oas Tot los! bis
ta-,k-e ben be c.a bite as we'll as snaF aad pro
poses % exercise the bitlpg faculty upon our
calves Il mo, not be aUiss % brain bun. but an
ancient Tray, Ike Gen. PAlirey, Should be Pr'l-
legged 70 70 through the whole gsmut OF growl',
and 10 vsry tie performance, It be please' by
sofe.gio Of snars. Aud this y!e@ of the matter
u,sto lave bten that If the Feneull II, com
pany. Ger. PalfIey vas not angry etougs to run
awsy without finishing lis dinner-he vas toe old
Gcg for that-so that after the rePa't was OYER,
and people were leaving tie baaquet.hsll, snall
SOFT of lawyer 20. upon DIS less sud proposed
toast complimentary 10 the General Then
som,bc called for the inevitable three cheers.
Tbeo .ome Others .hook the ineS table General By
tie hand go that be went back 10 his tavern quite
Modified snd ress.ured that there was stui h.le
cough LEFT in y, srOn We thuk that herein tue
more ssgscious spirits OF the company pursued
iuoiclous course Had Gen Pa!fres aubIed away
N hi. Wrsth, nobody ear tel how much the trade
oi Boston might have suti, red. Aud If there vas
u, icy in there tile attentions there WAS aro hui
niabity Tbs native Of Boston was spared the
pain Of feeling that hunkeyism bad altogether died
out in ,be city Of bis nativity; and be ~lll return
to bis Crescsut home 70 tell bis n-ighbors, that
y hile TIE public men Of New-Eugland ATE hopeless
iroitors. tbe gentlemen who eat tue public dinners
sre not tad fellows 70 break bread with after all