New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

Let ne cultivate III spi,t which enabled John Han
cock 10 says IeTests OF the country require H.
though my whole property lies IN the city and s de-
srnoiOn would reduce me from sfiuepce 70 poverty,
give the order, and burn Boston TO ashes."
There never was greater and more common mis-
tske than 10 suppose II necessaIy that we stoud live.
On the contrary, II 10 Absolutely necessary that we
ihonldnot live long as IN that event we should become
burdepsto ourselves snd 70 sociey. we are ous nas'
mo h"" ontre OCEAN Of time, sooh - ours' anu DO
hown nj of existence The only thing really uvvo.
DOVE ns !, hat lille we live sbs be ..thfu 70
,"nyb snd dntv "a God aud hpmaDi,, that, diving, we
may leave msmories pefidmed with such odors OF IN,
dutTy al universal love as shall Dfpre with uBein
srdbeDevolnt activity the lives of our children aod
those who are TO come after us. How encour-
epiug is the reflection that no EFFORT porn
Of reverence for God, aud gnded by love Tor or
kird was ever msds 10 vain. The tyrto humanity,
to freedom, religion may have pershed a. the staks
or fallen the victim of an infurlated MOD MS nea'
severed by the tyrsnts axe may have rolled upon
boody scaffold His body may have rotted and hls
bones be ttl bleaching upon some battlens'd where
the miDiors OF Oppression have gained teinpol@ty
truu oh over the defenders of right antruth. But ne
has not died in vsin The story of his heroic lie ana
death sbal still live encourage and animate the grea'
and good In future tines The reIlbutive ana avehgloR
wiz de- of hoayen shall scatter his sacred asnes iu9
other lands 10 become the seeds Of reformation ana
deliyersnce But fortunately for us the great ies
Of freedomin this country have been already iouga'
in the schools and churches, in the lyeeums ana Csos
boxes, in the homes and manufactures OF tls NOrtn;
Esery ash slorg tie elegraphc wires from those ou
Revolutionary Battle ecs OF Boston, and Lexington,
and Concord, and Bunker Hill, and Bennington ana
Saratoga End StoDey Point, and Monmouth, and Iren
ton, and Princeton, and Valley Forge aud Ger
mantown, and Brandywine brings 10 US the glad
news of victory and conquest. All that now
remains is a Yorktown population on the 9TH OF NO
vember and the final evacuation OF the present Ad-
ministration from Washington on the am OF marcn,
1861. Who can calculate the moral suolmlty OF tnAs
u;o NH hppi
anticIations of those old patriots who, in founding
this Republic, expected it would be model OF JUST
Government deriving its only powers from the consent
of the governed but by the perversioDs OF the mis-
called Democracy it has become stumbling block in
the way of progress TO all nations until the CT zen OF
the Unit States when amid the despotsms OF the ga
World has been ashamed to rebuke the expressions
around him as he remembered the dark cloud when
was throwing its deadly shadows over our otherwise
bright and beautiful country Should he speak,
FROM not ur tss TH and Rus
Go loose four iettered men at home,
And now when Tux and Russ are loosing the
burdens of their people, and chains and manacles are
falling off every Christian aud MahOmedan nation,
except only Southern Saes the Spanish lslandss
and poor btniebted Brazil when In these COUNTRIES OF
Chrsendom threequsrers of their slavery have melted
away under the light and progress of the last 80 years
shall not some cofrespoI ding action be had IN THIS
boosted Gland of the free and home OF the
brave2" 1t will be victory which shau eaeouI-
of humanity throughout the world where, 10 the
bsz light of our reformed and purified example, the
Kossuibs snd Mazzris the HeckeTs, the Baneks, the
Hugoe and the SchdIzes, exies for their attempts
to bless with freedom their native lands; exiies be-
cause our infdey the great truths of our glorious
declaration of human rights has bhg1ted the fsrest
hopes of struggling nations-sha be restored TO tneir
homea and like Garibaldi, by their wisdom and patti
oem shall establish for Europes down.trodden NIL
lions the principles of Republican equality, OF liberty
regulated BY lsw and the despotisms OF Austria and
Itay shall ysnish like ghosts at break OF day, or mss
before the morning sun-a victory infinitely more mu-
nfcent in its reeus TO the South than to the North,
forit tba wild and neglected hllsdes INTO
yreysTds and gardens of beauty. IL shall cover our hi
tors now rowning in prmeva forests with green pas
lures of beatiDg and lowing herds 1t shal drown
the loud roar Of our hitherto uninterrupted waterfalls
ia the music of TIE wheel and the loom, the hammer
and the anvil. 1t shall bring out from the bowels OF
our mountains the hidden coal to warm aud enlighten
ons of our race quicken into motion and activity
thousands of workshops and racars and steamboats,.
1t shall fill all the lovely region of Western Virginia
with the happy homes of Free labor, of werewarded
industry and refinement. 1t shall dot our country AL
over with school-houses, and temples Of worship, from
which anthems of Freedom shal continually ascend, as
incense to Heaven bringing down blessings innumers'
bic upon grateful, rejoicing and aregenerated and