New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

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TO stand up with inynobe hont-tO be Ieady 10 10 anu
die and also have the same sacred regard 10
rse 10 Integrity AID al the virtues that surround that
nOblest quality man-courage-l 70 when tAe i'Ols -
fbe name az yrtne manhood the thing ennobng of
man Tn The tersry ages Rome that had very much de-
caved awav bu still it had retained its place among the oWe
the Greeks along with their beautiful and sunny ehqgeneles
Of art YOU striking proof II You LOOK ior H. AZ e G
des NJ Sorboces there is most distinct recognition OF the
eternal Heaven and the unaing OF erlme
AGAINST the laws Of God believe you viii ind III az histories
tiat that has been the head and foundation oil he s
anil hat no nation that did contemplate this wonderful uni
verse with an awestrcken and reyerena eeng mar lee
was great unknown omnpotent and Wise ana
Eenc suuerinending all it, and all Interests in no
nation to very much nor dd any man ether WIZ
forgot that If did forget that, he forgot the most In
nortant part Of his mission in this world Our own mstoI
Of England which you will take great deal OF a Ha1u
Mains 10 make Yourselves acquainted with, you VIII hnu
yond all others worthy of your study because Oee'e na'
the British na,on-and include IN that the Sc9ish
produced finer Of than any you VIII hnu posslu "
yet anywhere else in the world lAppause don't knSw ID
any history of Greece Rome where you WI set
man as Oliver Cromwell Applause ana We INV nau
men worthy of memory little corner OF the lsaIu eie
as well others and our history has Deen s' ~ 20
well van will ind that John Knox was the antLoI hs were
Oliver Cromwe that the Puritan & o won %o s
Scotchman IA ppause That is authentic fact, and
-. n,od NV national vanity Oh ny part at all Laughter
and applause And IL is very possible you looA ~ no
struggle that then going on IN England as haVe hau ~
my you will see that people were overa"su ~ ~
Godfeurng in the country were lying away WIN any
ship they could get England rather than ake h non
b The heard They dare confront the win the
most Just complaints. TO be delivered nom ldoaly my
wanted make the nation altogether soIlona%ie 20 We
will of Cod and there could De 10 am an ~ 10 -
However they couls MOI nave g0l lLeli ierSs Of liz
mind For he Of the select Of the earth 10 me-Joh
u S,"I,nsSj What he has suffered from the uDgTate
mi generations flat have followed him should really make Us
humble ourselves to the dust 70 think that the most e4eeeh
country has produced 70 whom We S%J Tse cn
coiSpGtSe people heard lin with the their
lis doctrine, ana they Ccneu
ties and powers them from IL We mast have ~
they said 1t in that time the Puritan struggle arose ~
Fnand and Won know well that the Scottish eTs and n0b
ty with their teuantry marched away 10 Dnnse I'M ana say
down there aRd just IN the course Of that struggle wien
either 10 be suppressed brought alto greater vitality hey
encamped on the TOP Of DGne Hill 80 GOO armed heDdTeI of
each around landlord Ms earl o"hh
over he might be called and eager for Chrsi crown ana
covenant That the signal for al England rising up hq
10 have the gospel thore also ana
Won Know IT went on and to be contest whether the
parliament King should rncWheiheT II should be oIu
iormales and and won't or something thst hau pech
of new conceived the souls of men, namely dvne Geiei
mination TO walk according the laws God here as ne u
of all prosperitywhich OF these should have he mastery hu
after long long agony Of struggle 1t was deeded-e way
we know should say also Of that pToteetoTate Of osSf
CromWellsnotwitlstandng the abuse mas ehcouhieIeu
and the denial Of everybody that was able 10 get on ID we
world and Ont appears TO me 70 have been NE mei 'I
tary thing III the modern history OF nEah on te ~
Oliver Cromwell had continued 1t ont don't Know what "
would have come TO- would have goi ooirqItea Ieilal
hands and could not have gone on but II was pure
and true TO the last fiber in his mind there wa talb ~
about the Romans that democracy cannot eAst
the world; that II is imTOsslbiy hat u
; 81 R. own SS %a1 do not ak yCa al to follow
him in this conyiction-lhearl-but 1t is TO LIN
sibty that the universal of should them
selves lie SAYS Of the Romans that they continued long
time purely In virtue Of this item IN ther const
tiOnnamely that they hao al Ihe convection III
soemny necessary at times to appoint dictator
WHO degraded Of their places ordered them for eKeeu
ton and did whatever seemed to him good in Tie name Of
pube suffered no detriment and Aaehayeh calculates that
that thing that purified the social system from TINE 70
thing if was composed Of nothing but bad and tGmGtnous
men rumphing general the better and all going the
Dictatorate you will lasted for about ten years.
You viii ind that nothing that wa, was contrary ny
Applause For Example It was found by , bis par u,
ali psTiaments probaby~aughter that the Court Of
CLancery England in state that was really capable
OF no apoogyno man e1na es' up ana Soy ,a 'Ia T,
hundred hterI really don't remember WHICH Bat We
shall call IT by the last renewed laughter wss nee
remember for large amount OF money was - year, 0a anu
were taxing their fees and there wss no end Of H. Upon
which the Barebones people, after deibeaiion about ~
Man and the Fountain for the and right 10
abolish the Really don't know WHO could have dis
from that opinion AT the time was thought by
those and had experience of the world
that very dangerous thing and would never suit al all
The lawyers began TO make al immense noise about IT,
Laughter All the pubic-the great mass Of solid and
wel.dsposed people who had got deep insight into
odd Sir Francis Rous who translated Psalms-those
sing Sunday the church ea very good man and
wise man Provost Of Eton-he got great number Of
the parliament Oliver tie Dictator and lay down hef
functions altogether and declare officially with tier signatures
on Monday morning that the parliament dissolved The
thing passed Saturday night and on Monday morning
Rous came and sad we cannon carry on tne hnar any
longer and remit II into the hands OF yonr hghness
Oliver in that way became Protector second time give
you this that Oliver felt that the parliament that
had dismissed had been perfectly night with regard TO
ChanceTy and that there no doubt Of tie proprey Of
He considered IL and this is what Be did He assembled Of
wisest lawyers TO be found In England Happily there
asa 70 and examine this thng and o'f5
the name Of God inform me what Is necessary TO
be done with regard 10 IT, You will see how
may clean out the foul things in II that render j poi
course weeks-tbere public speaking then
porting Of speeches and no baoble Of any Kind there
stons their minds Of the things that required
constituted aud remodeed and ii lasted time 1t
had become nuisance and could not have continued much
were done when dictatorship prevailed in the country and
that what the Dictator did Upon the whole do not
ever Get into the real history Of this country or anything par
tcuar which would beseem you TO know Yon may read
% G gt of noepcs in me 70 do aDy other thing than sI
press my respect Bot their position essentially skep
only temporary explanation Of anything and yon will be
able are like these men 70 understand how this island
books You will find recorded in books jGgbIc Of
thing. But TO get what you want you viii have to
look into side sources, and inquire in all directions
l remember getting Collinss "Peerage to read-a very
poor peerage work OF genius but excellent book for
diligence and fidelity writing Oliver Cromwell at
the time Applause could get biographical dictionary
and thought the peeage book would help at least tell
whether people old and about all
concerned the actions about which great
deal help Of poor Collins. He dIlgent and dark
London bookseller Of about hundred years who
piled out all kinds of parchment chests archives books that
were authentic and all kinds OF things out Of which he could
get it, information he wanted He avery meorious
man not only found the solution Of anything wanted
there but gradually to perceive this immense fact
which really advise every Of who read history 10
ont he has already fDuud IL
Kings Of England all the from the Norman Conquest
the time Of Charles the Fist had appointed far