New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23

..a ,,,.e uncle. are the plotting tyrants who have
S;sinherited them. !, $40, ,,,o,r;so mo T vould 20
There is one @ ~ "a. rersons who have tried TO make
favor with city lnObs and border 0-iOAfa"' W
should have looked intense curiosity to see w1S Sn
oas tlev weIeNhose culture entitled ,heh 20 ~ ~
~. VI Scs,ional Institutions, at Harvard and iee q,
at her , Wiiens and the rest would have thank
Sv L-onrht photographer with me to ca'ch ue , No.
me poison s.e entities him sco at her gieres whose
sriepce can dispense with her museums, WHO'S ,n
,as Pa s T po.ophers how think and her poets hoy to
ns--in short who whistle any tue ne - 80, o.
that oversrown bagppe foohshiy ca''eu 'A'
should ike to take cast Of the councnance o. ,ne man
hoss. her city missions her schools Tor every FORM OF 200
uy or mental inhrui'y iF9m pa IS,o, %
TSs rscns snswerin. this scption have been nun
ming Al large unquestonabe bat As Bsuum mas neye' .a
l;d one of tie Of them Is 10 be found among ho
.,rer,ed rrpeg National History Societies on the
hef with The blind worm or among the eyelcss nnes o,
M entsnologs; should have liked model of the crsnca
developments in one 81 these persons ot a an cb us.
,nonn,sin in place of self esteem booiness PIT III
@ ;,non 4, b,re we look fo the organ consciousness"
could be sure seeing of these specimens Of hu,
rranty oud find it hard stay from tine meeting OF
Of the United states WHO could sit down in cold blood TO
,Mse New Eng and at time when her he whtc 10Y
in which the future Is sharpening itself and her blood
i oozins from her like from the movers ce-at
an hour when national division would I've national death and
iova ni il the triumph Of liberty not only for America bu,
INT for ali naknd-such being better wor,hs,udns ,han
Aztecs and Bushmen look at with so much curiosity
Even the houocGsdaf the African human being with eau
.lsi appendase would nteres, less specimen OF ma
abean types for he puts forward no pTeensio ana
could he ,adr decent man of by slight surgical operation
NV Fnr~nd il shu .ed bv hslfiauah and haifsouled
people simply because she mas padc oHgh her specia,y
and unders ands her business Let them Knock thor silly
head. against they like they will lind their
croniced in few lines written Tor another set Oh
simpetons. bat which will hi the case well enough
The feeble seq birds, blinded in the storms
Aud tie rude granite scatters for their pains
Those small deposits THAI were meant Tor ofaihs
We; the proud fabric, in the mornings sun.
Stands all unconscious of the mischief done.
still the red beacon pours its evening rays
For the lost pilot will as fuli 0~,e go
Day shines all radiance DER the scattered meet
OF euls and boobies branless at lie feet,
Nssc. Eneisnd and D,famers--As long they viii find
i'll furnish granite and let them hnd out which Is
'' so.ss Dec 49, 1854 0ut OLIVER Wendell HOLMES
To ELLIOT c. COwpis, esq zee,
DEAR am in receipt Of your favor of the lTh inst
inviting ne to be pressn, y the dinner 81 th9 M. bn
,on it would afford much pleasure to meet The
Englsud soce'y aud to parcP,e m the ] .,
nom don- III can consistently With those dgn. :"
yol positively tina, it will he in NY power. &C.,
New In. aud j. to-day in the terrible crisis through when
the Experiment is passing rg v'diesns her i5as po sa
written ard be paFdoued for the just pde We iee
Those who shall succeed Us can sve no regret or her present.
position 10 uaiu the Covcufn; preserve the Con
siituton AM 70 vindicaie the principles 81 liberty now IA
issue by wicked and caus les Rebellion. sac has coz
tIibrted fully of the and sons as her sister S,e'
That she win do 20 the end until the c0nsu.oia power o
the Government ssl sgsn extend over every state ana tern
tory there be no question Mes we not hoP nay nay
he.ve tbs; she has Removed aud u removing much
ifnot al Of Ia; prejudice pvned sns UNJUST "Ieh has
If her history the shs fair tbs, Of the
psss even desire n more Let AL hr sons a, nome OF
abroad each other 20 maze 60 and We need have no
To NEE, he Sons Of New. England and say something
upon these d other kindred tofic Won confess re graf
isng but able promise myself that pleasure
viii only add sh4l be sad to do 80 II can - ,-
ELLIOT C. cssnls ESQ., Chairman &c, Now England
ciety, New York City.
SENATE CHlyBER Dec. q, 1853.
MI DEAR SIR had counicdon rastang q your patriotic
yhsis and gratifying festival whey New EnssudrTs
away home annually tor fellowship but The Senate
is in session, and yon know is not ny habit 70 savc my
post Therefore must posippng 10 another occasion IN.
pleasure INCH had promised sny-eliS
Never before since the Missy Flower landed its precious
graduation than We hsv~ BEEN told that little lesvcn
shall esyen the whole lump and this saying has been verified
The prnpes and the ideas which constitute the stTengh end
glory q New Bnsad have spread sai opposition and con
tuIney, TIL at ef influence Is visible rrgenrr'~i
coursryed may be BY Hurdcrous conspiracy and
Human Brhts. Amid ali the Of conc: without
precedent lay fast the consoon that n Is simple
obedience tia, spin, which New. England
wicked Power the Stone Of Human Slavery and
ths. as New Engsnders we could no, do otherwise.
nsuch wicked power can be rsed OIL this continent the
Msyfow er crossed II. winiry sea in vain
Ii forgotten that anther slip crossed at the same time
which were landed Virginia md the
fatal o. that Slavery which has ihsiened to oyernad
Western Continent the Pilgrim Fher- col.ecrstsd TO Hn
Lb~ry afd bore sso cargo Of slaves. In the holt.
dref wa and the simple question now between the May
flower al che slave .hp Who that hiss not forgotten OOd
doab. the result The Myhower riust surely prevail
Believe with iuucn r. gard
ELLIOT C. CowDIS esq. CHARLES SUMNER.
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