The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-22

psuse ana ne mas more 70 90 with the motion Of the
SIGHT So lie in poitlcs Sir Robert Peel was the i,ea
politician Of the Nineteenth century. They called him
near an original thought. lie borrowed everything
hcm these abou. bin. When O'connsn nv
spisa1ng to the rsAsrse r:; y?;aS, and was gong
de dibcRcs should have vote or the KING should have
croen, when Golden bad made no logger doubt nj
to fsss@ep, that bread must be upaxed; when Clark
y,,rs1,..aoe had recorded the verdict of 500 900 /
~ trsand's women and men, THAI '.. should be- no
more sis,s @ &c r ,uoes, then SIR Robert Peel and
oberf ike him stepped out and sereotyped into sn'nes
.l' puises other men had stirred lApplsuse Epeys
stood With hand reached until he took hold OF
Cctttn, and with the others finger Just touched some
fossil tory. Qaughter.) Mr.. Seward makes speech
IN Washington last month upon the tactics Of the
sale in Wall street. But Il he ever enters the White
House, 1t will net be Wall street that carries him
he men Of Kansas who took ther rifles in defiance Of
Wa street and the Cabinet, and appealed 70 God and
heir ,siM (Grea. apssass Nathaniel MAJ s,a Banks me
charge and rpaoe speech that might have found an
echo iron every bank vault, but i was not the bsna
Natsne' Banks Speaker Of the House o. Repres,n,a
ives 1be politician parscs for the present conse, vaiiye
over bun that which noulds tho future Ia the Continent
Of hc millions ttat stand below Do not mss.e from tn
,idcsm ttst am finding any fault with oIr own instn-
vrs ans incing no fault with democracy or republican
laore both, Iaughter) Hook upon the world with
IS wealth, lis literature and It's government, only
ehcol Ever! thing about us 10 bu, the temporary
stuc.o the nobless fruit ha. the earth offers
rs Maker. All government, therefore, Ia to be Viewed
republican, Is Gods nor NAL school 10 teach the masses
ehics They cannot learn from the pulpit They can
not wait TO infer ii from books. He ings upon them
some great question Ike temperance or slavery and bur
cors tho m with the responsibility OF decision. Respon
siby always affects he character and out Of tina. de-
eon they become nobler higher, more intelligent, vr'
mots Il is Gots normal schcol for teaching ethics.
Whom the humaaiiy Of st James OF PARIS looks down
iro tie Ioor mans cradle, /, iuterieres bisss
uom motive of Christian pety dsnterestedness
Eut when Wall street looks down into the poor mans
cradle 4 remembers tina. these tiny fingers are hold
The ballet nnd that its life ia not safe its
cradle free from peril unless hastans to put upon
Ss o. n naey sd 1o to-, and upon the Other SIDE
tf The abundance Of wealth TO educate poverty OF its
slrtreh to hold up weakness. But let pass my
baIs il ia in he chnrch. Now, know tread hot ashes
whn touch tie church, (laoghter)-butI am an Ame.
rcnD nc well you aud only object 70 night 10
he POSITION which l stand.
This cloud r,rnove-the light of heaven restore;
Grant noe 10 zee, aud TX asks DO more,
tie iba, the great post put into the mouth of the
Greoisn lader There be more appropriate peti
ton for the Ups Of American citizen Grau me To the
pest where God has paced NE. Now the church is
potent influence. The Roman Catholic church to-day
holcsrp Nsroeon. ben he dsh.s his most sanguine
friouts be FOR his fac The jesuit and the ctpite
tsve made his two Mr.. Seward said, at a time
Wien lis lips freer than they now, that It
capital that kept back tie su,es Of democracy. II
capital AZ J,sui, that rolled back tn rue
rice thI stronger than FaUco nas found for fifty
yesrs What constitutes the strength Of the Catholic
cuchr The essential principle Of all ecclesiastical ma
chinrythat is, tina. tie created mbss the
lha, TIE child bears the 'reameus OF parent 1t is
church, no. as a FIFTH When the pope pas
Sends him with Xavier to tie Cspfes Of Fenelon aud
scnos him to the SHOWS Of cansda he says, "Go AMI
rcprestut me-" He SCOOPS his brsn, and ssys "You
won't need it, (laugh)-eo and represent me-. And the
faithful Catholic represents Rome 10 the end OF the earth
Of Great sn ts n ~ the 81 ss
tina. stand in the come fcm the cradles OF The aris
eSISSy they are eaueatd 10. unvstites Of the sris
somewhere, Sin 1856 years tho Episcopal church never
found iteh but once aud then by accident the aide
Of the people" 1t reflects the scy from which
springs The child bears The features OF the father.
Well nov come home and analyz our eccesi ss,cal
machinery. We have 60. voluntary systematic
Only system possible in q republic. The pews create
he rrlrit. Do you wonder na. the pulpit reflects
The Iewsy daughter It could NOT be other;
you. know the martyrs, the champions Of liberty
and free thought that has given TO the catalogue Of
come elone-ts men, with ching ioreheads; you may
see thsn from here to Union square. They only come
sror ssSrey sms rays vim s singular us nO oaoe
hacausys phrases"rhe essence OF modern sermons Is
utco Of my oae, bu. If be VIII examine into the very
nature and essepce Of the religious system prevailing
anors US he Will see that he is the pad cItc aud not
Who expects OF the clergy OF voluntary system that
they should make bricks without giving them any
WLo expects that they should be apostles ana vanguard
esdeIs, and that they should face tbs storm OF popular
| exciemsnt when they are necessarily but tbs relec-
fiop, not the SUE? Wei, Il In hone OF these four
shall then have 10 70 the conclusion that
! no insluiioLs-that ahoaI Now, on may not
ike tho tact; but faciG con ask whether ike the
not. There the fact stands Yol may prefer
dleTeIt nment you may prefer the tirs frma O.
eeepotsm you may prefer tie snug cosy corner Of
sovInrrent that knows how not to you may prefer
he grani,ethe chang elsss Alps the emblem dsspo
isin; but remains true al the THAI aunch
cd ca the waves OF urfe,tered democracy aud tn
only guarantee OF safetyEs The laws OF Gods kpgiom-tse
2reai Natural laws that bind the its beo-tha in
| shnot OF fair piay-that gravtaing in the lorg
iG"sids Jotuce, which the history Of the shows
belongs The million. whep therefore YOU accept the
post which cur fathers have sent us to h-when
a'se iAt agitation is rot only good, but It is the nev
table, The only method by which great popular sin
be aackeSl1e fayery, for instance, ntsmperance-
aeIea normal charge attempted iu the feelings, habits
and prropies 81 the niLonI shall then have vindictied
What called tie fanacsm OF anarchy restless and
ftohefs enthusiasm of the who took from colleges
ard banks from statesmen and old fearless plpi.s the
determination OF grave naonsl questions, and laid
teen en- The unfeitered necks Of the millions,
coeming this certain; that IN this way
@i'D God II educating the millions among whom live,
G II at ID ts process We ecarc, II nct the best, the
beat possible irEtitutons know the criticisms which
ere made on reform by, n the first place. the harsh
apeuase which they sege il ia necessary TO employ when
sou feak to the people Tor you have to speak plain lau
ont words were made Tor use, suppose. Tue fault
| seems 10 ne TO be in deserving them. And knos
epi'he,s 10 describe sscunirei IessSterS Bat the
trouble IT, that Saxon blood viii sin itself as
Las: as language will describe. CLaushter,)
Teigu what yon viii aud paint IL ere so strong,
| SEINE rifine genius spgs ny So your song.
Very beautiful is the eagle Gays Renter he
slot above he clouds and ba.hes him ef the sunlight
but more b'auiul when pupging down through the tenn
pest he vsts bis young that cry and starving
80 very beautiful, coubtess, ia the scholar, whcp
| secuGed in the academy, he turns his quaint phrases
| and balances his dainty periods; but more
| beautiful when lowered with all tina. he has
| gained, he cnmeE down into the street. anj
joining one hand TO each of his brothers, says " Conc
let Us make this Old world better than we found IL y
(Arplause Then again. there aDothee criterion Men
sl~ays charge the reforner with the guilt Of the insdl
ton he bias found out, If Garrison to blame for
all the trouble made by the anti slavery enterprise. Whe
the Gfeerlander wants ht weather il is said he boiis
| thermometer. QLangher,) Aad ] had funny class
mate college who was very anxious to have wes
wind that be climbed M and nailed the in that d
Tecon. (Iaueh'er.) And read Of Hindoo, who
be missionary showed him In glass Of water, tnas in
drrk II he cevourcd animal lie much If he bad
eaep sacred COW, took the microscope put on the
ground and stamped Il TO pieces thinking he destroyed
The fact by destroying the evidence Of IT, So with men
/ 4 they could Garrison what harpv