New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
TIE LESSONS OF THE DAY.


An sndiepos. Numbering about one hundred and
afy. assembled yesterday In the Reformed Duieh
Church, corner Of Fourth and South Second streets,
WIlKansb1rEh, 20 ksssn 90 discourse announced 70
be delivered by the Rev. T. s Porter. The text was
EoelesiAsses vi. 10;
say n. de- MA IL Tie oAz.s shs tie iSrzsI day.
Sses ssz tAi 81 iAss ios ~ iss-i'e ~ey soassIIs
In accordance with the eu4om which had ordained
sAat o.ee each year the PaPa sboud utter lie opinion
90 pabBc matters, the speaker said thzs the occasion
re<rsd 70 irpose upon ham the duty Of calling their
attention thus to-day. The caution contained IA the
tsxt was especially Ii 10 be gwen now. II had come
70 pass tlAi uades begsn % aespsr q TIE kepBbLc
Men in TIE NoEth add IN the South united IN this
fear. There we're things more encouraging than The
ierssds Of vio3eri parssns insane phiiAnthrOplsts
Ts eoad bs Traced % iio-yuorSces Of character Tne
intsSsIiy q or American fc impaired something Of
q vOle21ic energy - The manifestation Of American
opixon and the large inress involved would provoke
a ssrenud1s dsssre 10 realise t5eIn. We should
ceg9 the euErsnf and recnrTeni AgiAtors among the
necessary evidences Of national hfe among our Pe0-
PIE Instead Of beng alarmed ~ BE TeAsoEins Of par
Esan seeis sholld rejoce that IN lxnd pro-
rriptiOn 70 dscoso1 exisz- There was OF body
q Ken TIA; could stop the magnetic tide Of humanity
Od wrorg 1lsf EJye WY 20 the Dew good. TnoEghts
maxt yisla % everlasting truth. Evils which come
down with The szuszIiy Of axe must he plucked Up.
Snch was The q destiny, srch the spri Of the
EusTSl, and such Tie Sat Of God. We might just
WEB foe hese truths not; work and wsteh Tor their
fslhIlneui; for the whole race nations tribes con
ditions and coors shOald behold the day when FROM
rsOun.n rouniza- from isle 10 lsle, should ring
tie majestic jubilee q rGn~ozed world II there
Be siolzfions q feetl.ge, we now behold these
xsoAfions; they upon thepoints Of pens, TIE
tongue OF IN the bAtlos-bo0- Ia the usf their
ooua,ants were b4;ile-aelds AID bloodshed Say not
thu tha. former DAYS were hei;er than these; for
they we're not. grafifr1g eeHir1<f beiweea former
and ore<enf uIHes we1Sd he Ctscryed By The sic-
dent in The comparatively sighi effect which
wrune-headed agitHtors prOduced anon the
Sioeuer orrrenfs Of IsatjoE1 growth greatness and
prosxerisy. The Union u sisses was laach
more thAa hsp-h2zard reGrd for Temporary eonven-
ienee. Oo- country was made for one people, bound
together by one language, Ike Commercial Interests and
past s-Ecges- Nsifher Antt-SlAyery Pro-Sizvery
speechea had stopped the grenih q southern Cotton,
or stOvped tie wlif of northern Spndles Cavaliers,
RoUnskeads HoAnders, HngueDots, Scotch, and hish,
had CAM hore with Sher several pecaSgltes and had
Peopled - Wilderness Bur al had Led from opP1cs
e3ons anS hsd CONE with coIznOu c5jecf g. scure
freedom - themselves and ch4re2- They eouteder
aied, CT Of TIE turmoil Of seven year,
hid been tke haired Of Kings and tie euvy
81 her saalecls With growth in physical pros
pe1f, tnefe Aat been corresponding lacreAse o. orr
mo,I and niiei-oei,lA resoarces-corlulon schools.
shngehess cotkses, newspapers and books And Al Of
tks had cone 10 pa IN spite OF real evils tia, had
stricken u.s. and il dr6Ance Of The pronoscs Of false
prophets. Why was tbs There had been perio1s
enorgh Of disaster. bef they bad Passed Though the
RepabEe was exposed 20 occasional squalls yef the
sarsneth OF the eomIaon seHse Of our people was
greater than these hSIsss lnids OF political tarmol,
and ihe whole was under The control OF an over
TnI;ng PrevideDce. lie sum.acned those who
hsd s,ch marked fears and who bad consumed the
pnll,c \, instant burial cOateuPAie lev fSets
our hisory l. The shresssDed rebelbeo Giter the close
~ or reyoplionsEy war. 2 The Constitutional Csn-