The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-03


ut this period Of our history, Look up,1 - psrfsst
success aos wsh sorrse bat al sn..ciysea sai 10
tvsble Ytte; and eps the repeatea sna soolreat
y inevitable failures other ps.toos evea 10 our
TINE well 81 mere distant perio1s az the Ms rrsi
or Y.oaisns general o,sInsncs 81. o. tas
want Of that varied public orss7sm By which
nsfses of men trsipei 20 d,nsrru. rest, sioss,
through which popular excttemspts had Adeq1se
peroo,csl relief which secures the p-or. and fahfal
execution Of deen! pubic rag.s and give 20 the wh,e
eoces every order and dscharre every duly 10 i'm ma
teIa. ana material who1. lar or confession with
out passion or vioepce, executing lie work a.
power 10 absolute ind epep3epce OF t.ose upon whom
operates AND p, ocetdng from The consent OF ALL each
iroivdus having an az tue p veQe Of assalnz
supporting the general Judgment 10 speech or print
in private or public Govemens 10 single ar combinet Effort
~ seemed to HIM opro,tune and eTaceye Ia no Osae
land 90 NC dnd the perfection Of orgaaizsoa CON-
pjped with the freedom or eimar success the In
divdpal mind operating without restraint EXCEPT 20 far
the welfare OF stsocaes nav demand trauueed by no
po by rtason approved the family gathers up and
binds In compact form the separate o eunents
tocisi HE, tina. by the ties Of consangu.ntty ANA
kindred through al sgss, in savage In civilized
forms Of existence, as II were an original p1wer
Of nature, Independent OF social or p5ltical
law molds and fashions the ycry uaures OF men the
church that with eager eye, in unres.ricsd freedom
scsns al human action and tests 1t by tins standard of
divine lsw--he town that stands between the State,
wzrdiDT CT concentration Of power or despotsm the
one hand and anarchy unorganzed irresponsible pub
lie opinion The otner never 30 Weakened By saodi
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end, nor 20 Strengthened az to cripple saps
r0r organizations In the execution of higher uusts-
the Slate invested with powers Indispensable TO the inter
nal operation Of minor divisions confederation
Of Sta&es for the principle q, union which BINDS
together in ndssoluole raterns bonds thirty millions OF
popie-wss Eusgeeted by the Puritan long before the
reeds of gian. prosperous States sown. rne
confederation OF a.es, that hafmonized conflicting do
mesiic pteyests ana offered common proecou against
external foss these consituts Stale in the sraod
pbiioeopho arrangement which tbs genius Of the
Puritan in secular matters, tempered by assiduous
~
10 the perfect adaptatiou Of a s parts 20 rs
great lei us glance I'd ia fruits after an
fupted move mept wo and half WHAT
cviizstop sown by the purans in darkpess and
BY. .,o u hope and il f.,h Appreciate V me full aSsd
Of sorls Measure We the that fts IN above
our deserts as above other atesY Confess We TO the fun
capacity Of acknowledmeut BY whose wisdom, whose
vaor whose great faith we have reached thess Psgah
hejRbisS or believe we that our genius our industry
our enterprise. has created tina. which sarrouuds usf That
Than he sov gro~th If No fsrer SCENE than
that which mees our view ass The tr apSs o.
n,onesrs +, ths NV ~ ctv,~ss;on In wh.tever drs
M Inc w ,,ia. ,. oIS
Ss CV' The nsrrm and the rvers
,kmt the southern coast Of the Common wealth,
eoast % proud monumens Oh industrial success
be Charles IN which steep thirty or forty vages 70 wns
and crowned on the ore hand es the metropolis o.
by the highlands Of the interior, presents from any com
mandpg emnence rcene uniting as many OF the beau
Hes OI aIt nature CONOineQ a6 upon WINCH
eye Of man ever rested These are the monuments OF
the prowess OF the settlers OF New England and
the prosperity md happiness Of their descendants. Not
unto us but unto them be the honors paid. No moau-
TO hs m more APPROPRIATE or elaborate enory than
spoken for them in their works Nevertheless for
Ut aeesuIe and dry 10 conrect the sven OF Tue pre-
MAZE a1 10 srsss ana
he - ,son wilton The ,ne.,msn,e nr,yisvss az ccr t
Srsr ~ de ba,osna and devoon os osr s,sers
Never did mpnumen. rise 10 COMMEMORATE nobcr deed,
! hnroi thcirs Adj
temnleNno nvram,s aysenai or obs,ssNnn trismns.
ssh a. aarhhi asa., $50 W ~ ,n,,aa -,.ta
,bs, We. I've and 10 GEEK and Romsn fame than ,be in
Vulnerable evidences OF great purposes whc
make Luxurious the fame OF the New Englapd fathers
| The monument tnen that we fant to.da,
l 'or us ss ior tnem. Is ior our mstruc
uop, 10 remind our cDnoren, anu our cnuofen1
Children long the seed Of woman shall bruse tn
eerpents that our life their fetbat ont or thej
trials and SORROWS wa MUCK urospertv and happness-
III. s " optI. eea 80 y. 1917 ~ w WI
We pant ID the very heast OF tue eartn mere ana now
the headetonc Of Tho oorner is for this bid tn
monumental ehsf rise to heaven; IL Il for this
assembled by thousands cheer on the work. and
pure tho esepas of heaven upou ts progress and M
cofnrletIon Let rice TO ooumemorate The virtues
the fathers the gratitude Of the children. Let It ..
connect the trivia! events OF IRE, the evenings
OF the week and the rest Of the Sabbath
The joys nfe the sorrows Of death with the never
ceasipg memories OF the Pilgrims TO light the eye of
@ ~ h,,p Ia SS, ., w. i. ' 10 aL s ~ ~
age 20 peIer ana oign.er eAs.ence, ies DC sag tor
the maintenance Of the freedom Of our and.
Within the corner stone placed box TO contain arti-
ces there deposited. 1t bears cover the following
WINS MAJ.
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