New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

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two examples of men most differently riitod; e9ci
pursuing lis ealing; each speaking his tfuih a. go
lac hn; each honest IN Lies just ana u1ep ,a," ~
in his DE. hugs; dear 10 his niends; ho"lcd y! ~
cOuutiy DEL v,d at lis ires.dc. Ii hah been iAe io
1t N both to give nclcrisble hal pniess anu
del glt tie world, S..ch thanks them IN euh WIN ~.
imTeifc kinG.incss respect aECcis0n. IL uay mo- "e
our Glance. hoiher scribe. 10 be endowed with suen
merit or reWa,ded wi'h such fame. But the re""i"s
Of ihe.c rewards paid 10 our syrie we
may not tie ha;ul or cIGlst,es. but GOO s'o I'
strength TO guard the honor oi the Tag
The volume is brought out in a neat edition, and
is illustrated by several engrayings in excellent
keeping with the humor Of the letter-press.
Sine, the above wa, written been Informed that
hr, le lo nd on examining Lrd Macaray pels that ne
habit OF svg away more saH j0~' p"'' u ''
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LETTERS OF ADA Il. PARKER. limo Pr so' Boston
Crosby Nieiol-. hew-l OH A. d. p Rsnioipn'
The writer of these letters was born in Lee, " H.,
and after life devoted TO useful purposes, parity
in the capacity of teacher, AID saddened ny "n
unusual share Of i'll health, died in Nottingham al
the ago of thrty-ninc. She possessed an acn'c
and discriminating mind,-enjoyed tho Kind nne
degree of culture which is seldom wanting among
the women Of the better class Of New-Engand VII
lages.-ndulgel taste for reading TO al extent
Uncommon evon with tbcm,-chcrishcd hFeiy
curiosity in regard TO the questions OF the day. and
the progress of thought,-was never frightened al
tho expression of novel ideas,-and apparently
took great del. ght in the free communication OF LIT
thoughts and feelings to pretty vide circle OF
friends Her letters are artcss and unsiudIcd free
from afTcctation and prc,cnso, with no striking
originality of thought or felicity of phrase but in
dicative of great sincerity OF purpose, sound nnd
natural good sense and purity, sweetness, ahd
disintcrestedncss Of character.
The following remarks on the death Of Webster
may be commended for their just discrimination;
whcns great man dies. whose life na'c's tho
desiuy q n nation. he becomes public example ana
from every inauirng Mid there goes ont the query
How rlr slall We follow him, But "a ansvrT 'iis We
must ID back 20 more radical question. WHAT Is be
Has lie faults, Yes but whisper them not this Is the
language Of bis woIshirpers How we should ie'"t AZ
having the bodies Of our Kindred dpsecedi fc some
bod iends must be dssectcd that science ilfy nave
is triumpis for the good 81 disc sed and stricken
world nd our nur !! discusses what shall lie done Tor
themi II the lives Of others. even the renowned and
ilutrio1s suggest the necessity 81 remedies. why n
ncceut ,ie tcachinct Docs not Jusiifs and the wen!
being 81 the world demand this S,. the cly goes out
Anatomy spare both tie bodies AID ." souls 81 these
loved ones England l. mourning tie death al her oN
IDOL gren man tie Duke OF Wellington. u 10 sad &c
wac pcnuIiOus ead II il b. true Why not Gay II '
Amer,cn's circd son sometimes allowed bis animal
nature TO conquer TIE glory o. hi. ntlienal and tho
deocncy Of his moral. Stall coaesa me fae'' oi"i
are ue the, %. " Recording Angel" cen drop tear
upon tie record If sch iIifufi's. rni blot thew "t
frcyer: vet cannot hep remembering t.et snch
,nhrracs exted. Here Is The hoax The III. ~ .leh,
IN our mdst-e hosc pages may be known aud read ~
Ell Let iis evil and it, good have US mission 10 them
-" this 20 'cet. and that To shur.' b0n would have
ne charitable IA one but rcncbc must &c jest 10 al
In ia sometimes difficult fur human vlaoi 10 see .s
where these two views harnonizc. True any remark 81
yours viii not affect the worlds yet important mat
individuals the most obscure should iAhk rei, ior lie
gfea; void t.oif is only nede Of Individuals.
SO may her structures on Theodore ParkoPs
d. 5oorrsc on the same subject:
Theodore Par sersdlscourse Wobste- is powerful
but soyee Analysis We. II he has filled ~ do his sub
jeci justice it VAS not for tie want 81 " :" 90 80
think lac has has not given i'm tie cred. ini hihsy
even on tho compromise queftlons. which have Vceh
accustomed DO; for hypocrisy is ore ~ TIC r"et
difficult sins n the world cr no 10 bclieve m Paikcfs
own " justice. and bis habit OF uDns AZ t"ss
IN the ulstInet gave Web,icrs poAiicrl course
'cfnnked and reNeIse aspect IN It's relations "a human
freedom. l,t man must look al men ana talnfs
through his own ortos. ard not anot.ers Iaih,i
method o. warfare is very mach what he describes
Wchsters 10 be- There IL no lying In Ambush no Indian
,actcs bot the heavy caunonading u open battle. IL
is giant which lie brings bcofeus II ne person
Of his hero The hcnd ho has len pretty muca shii.c.
but ihe-e ia IRE ncudous pcr0reton IN tie region ~
the heart quite enough 10 let IN thcdnygi % certain
beautiful hic beyond. and 10 show US "bht glorious
creature tits would have been Lad It's higher Laws oeca
a.vnys respected.
Her own position on the Slavery question is
defined below:
have no. the heart to close n letter v,hol. a few
words on ii consuming subject ~ our place AID timc'
Hope is strong an element In nature thE, cum
not help feeling bet that miserable NEBRASKA v ~
prove a Go1.srnd 20 IA vet. There must come tln'
when the North shall "a the gressons OF the save
power. Enough, enough" Ills Lew nehsafr nas
Tired a., souls Of many who have hated ihe aus, anu ca
OF political liic but wAo hold back 10 longer. n
friend.
both by Northern md Southern relatives hos tears lof
ny sirass1. while by some other persons nearer ho,ns
nn called & s,rDa,tre Can YOU rCnd the !idulc
ariehti 10 the former have talked | felt. r-liicu
by hope correct her errors. and TO excite her ~en'
but with tie lengths OF tie latter cannot niWn!s 60
IL need NOT dshcaI Ten Us that We are not rightly ruer
stood yc, do hope not to be false Ia principle had 10
be ready 90 everything in my pos OF .cr the cause OF
freedom. Tho question Of Slavery u most e,ciulf
one have felt it to be above al Others particularly
when talking 20 peop, from whom l expected
bitter things ihan oouplacency. have sOngt 10 OBJ
tain permanent ccnr. over my feelings both ior hy
bcnbs sake and thnt nigh, do greater Justice 10 ny
self and tie sui cct. lie conquest IL difficult ono
especially In times Ike these which. preacher
nom Worcester said the other day. make even good
men almost mad. Nay must he careful that hatfr1
and bitterness take no root IN But for bis careii'
ncss aud because would resort 10 violence IN The
case Of Anthony Burns. have been called conserya
tive. Slavery must be put 10 DEATH but rIe,e NO
can do hy fair means and without foul play lheo
dore psfkcI's sermon showed more cnnness than
srpp0fed be could possess AZ such time. ne Waste
Daniel Webster from the dead again. TepeluhE Ls
words There Il no North" adding. No II Is Snlih
oil the way 90 Canada" WasDt tbs hone-stroke on
the ugstcr-sIg.t Of 1857 But am beginning IL ioei
that Parker h. doing more than his dntr - Webs.cT
On nil occasions Of Spccchm making. ~ Ianou Han nd
elsewhere. there Is thrust az MN, ana as us ms
grown 20 seem Ike personal gircre. cannot Ike ~
Parker dsseoied Webster unce for The good Oh science
u may b. stood tho Info ~ hopeful woman might.
gt caunc bear 10 sec even tie body o. erTns man
become the Prey o. wild beasts Parker II al earnest
champion flr freedom and thank bun ior r. AMI |
thank the strung aud eloquent onos everywhere ior III
ing co their woes In alf Of poor down tToddel Ag-
mainly
Here is little passage showing her love OF na-
turo, emf her tender deroutncss o! fooiing:
Would that J could VAT YOU some u tho odor Of
,r, tno, Te ,,Lutrs coma early. On the III %! the