New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

"a e J7sr, ;,h he eegfSonal ard local difficult
tie. vieh embarrassed ia s>0n- J. 1ne Sop1oh o. Ue
esrf'ssstoT. With Iis then CON ~, .srsl So
h tfe klrsfe second the enumeration Of saves
~ - 81 ~ rerrcsentson, and ihrd ne eca''s 1iioe
n II. riz,e traSe TO lst, wfntn was ovbe1e1F'A
70 ev Euga1S whose seiI- :, 70. ~ MsI@ 81. -
~ .f n rr4svt Southern Mars with siosen men
Z - sf-ca kr5Gng he sssse- there was great ~
eass 70 seepfng The Cofs-zt'i.son, and Norn Css1
ina asd Rhode Island be1d on long Sgains; H. ~
80 me RIVER OF ~. sohiesf Of parties ire esdeT-
Aasss rok.icisn. GOYeTnors, and leg~iHoTe were
,s5t,git " recognize and aecsYf TIA; document J.
A. rr1ics must 1--we hobbies and politicians subjects
tor sxcfsTneDt, - when Jefferson was caId'qase o
nc Pre@deDey Christian Ministers denounced hin a.
psse thar RcespieFre foT the p+sris then admitted
ire r7.-ht OF t3ss clergy preas3 political sermons
IeHerson W. President, bat the Repubhc survived.
5. 7Btente excitement was oeeSSoned BY NE hreo1l
'CcmErombs, and this niersiied when y became
known ts year before SO slaves from Anna hah
been land,d on our Ehores~ g. In leSSZ t3ere was
turrultuOxs times Men fought, and women 700.
Itey would not reason. The mot Intoiefah.
violence eharsetsriyed TIE feelings Of the people, Old
Hickory war eiected the United States Bank Perlsnea
South Carolina Notification was stopped, ana sos
coa1try waxec srezger and stronger l. linen 10 1917
tt4t terrible 15cumCtIOD-LnOflou-InOtlo rem
- country fbrrsh and the hard CIDER soured the
s0nsschs Of POLITICIANS. = In 1871 the eioiueh. etag
shsok the Capo with bis pathetic appeals IN oeau 2!
tra CCmVTonjss Measures, which tnrongn saDsslleh
nsz gflON- had been working Ike yedrl ever -huSi
ard rad contributed distnrb the deep % tmd men
and women. The speaker said he had recently read
volume 81 Thank sg1vng sermons Cf lSO ~ the ioesle
that then existed had been true The kepnbic onght
10 have fallen 20 uieces. But with all the excitement
Of today did not equal BY half that which existed nins
wears ago. The speaker asked wh; really Serious enec
our most agatOrs had produced upon Their real
DEVELOPMENT Of our national lie. In the North q
Igkers dozen Of moOnshine philosophers, some law
vers without briefs clergynlen OF ranseenoeAt
ability IN the sublime art Of humbugglng ne people
some professional lecturers with The rare gft Of yu-
-. II fsa r.
and aid great many Improbable things, which com
monsense people animated by curiosity 70 zee the ee-
ebrifies utterly disregarded They did not recognize
in them the representatives OF our people, wiz
believe In the Bible and the Constitution. A Ike
statement could be made Of few explosive politicians
in the South who did not represent the people mere
and the newspapers the birds which, N Their NJ
erafiour carried tie seeds Of sedOn and hatred blI
fe seuson newspaIer Was like the sensation preach
er and 20 both should I've indirectly grateful, IOr
they SUPPLIED The stimuli which reacted IA favor o. he
truth. But the great iesson proper Tor thanks
giving sermon was in the fact that IN Tie
extension Of our national life, the spirit Of Christian
truth had been steadily operating, qnckenIng trans
forming and shutting. That spirit had life; Il ad
power 1t has more than moral or intellectual power;
i was heart power-Disking fact around the roois OF
the affections then spTnClng up az tender corn N out
ward institutions and then at last hanging with ITS
ripened harvest, on every stalk.
The speaker said that the Constitution was ordained
espeeialiy 70 establish and maintain political rights
not moral IL was therefore the political Bible Of the
Union. To quarrel with it was sedition. The man
vho broaehsd al idea, o. principle, OF policy, con-
,rsrv 70 the organic Constitutional law Of this
Union was crimnally reckless OF f2natcahy erazed.
But lie absolved the Of American citizens Of al
parties from any sympathy with such iInpractloaoe
ideas. The recent outbreak IN virginia, ne believed,
would be auxiliary in producing better understanding
kerv cen men IN the North and South. II there bad
been rash and senseless declarations made, sober
second thought likely 70 bring reaction N ieelng
which veuld cause both North and South 70 Grange
their tactics and the leaders Of each section were
likely 10 be estimated hereafter more kindly and &C
cording TO their proper valuston and the sound con
seryafve sentiments which ran IN the breasts OF the
great majority Of the people would shine ont until the
storm had PASSED over.