New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

and HIS Times" lie said:
We are led sometimes doubt whether the world al
vanccs when We confnc attention 10 any particular
portion Take for instance, the North "i All'a
now an uncultvatcd desert wandered over ny lew
hal-tarharous tribes and Ga, worst kind OF haroaarS'
be,nc those who have relap>cd from CIVILIZATION mo
barharisln, and then 40 back 10 what the Nor'h VI
Africa was al the tine of the hight OF the
Rnuan rmpirc hghy cultivated deIsely peoped TER
,,tor, tDt Law there like garden, with ia countless
,as its cities its ports, ITS commerce It's CIVILIZATION
, rcaucmcnt all hourshinc in the highest degree IN
whit now onywastc land Let us 80 70 this North AFRICA
a. The second century ~ the Christian The capital
Of IL - Carthage. Not the Carthage that had been ue-
f thai was the m stress OF the that for long
tiu, had held her own in wars against the great
,s,,er Of Rome. Int had finally been remorSelesSy
trodcu down 10y her great rival; not this hut new
Roman Carthage. but upon the ruins Of the od' ana
given los Augustus Co some OF his legions with the terri
Tor, lying above This Roman Carthage has grown mp
"a lc large AoirI.hug mercantile city. aud Ike every
other ciiv OF Importance 10 the Roman Lmpirc, IL mas
bad Christian preaching in IT, There IS already at the
leruuu o. the third century Christian church there
with "A Christian Bishop and Christian people Inc
Iafe a. Jesus is known 10 thousands IN Cartha-e'
L. lis city, in the year zoo there was born, OF Roman
parcnaae and Senatorial rank. Thascius Cypriau VINO
became one Of the noted bishops and fathers OF tue
Roman Church. think that we group events an" 'A'r
philosophy about honored heroes, better t'h
IN any other way. This man hou "A Roman gentle
,.,p and ~ M that time there but two careers
herorc Roman ccnteneu--arus and the forum-le was
educated Tor he law, and at 81 years of age ne appears
g. have held ms OWN as prominent c1eh Oh carthage
with hereditary wealth and rank. lie lived as other
wealthy Of his une iycd-as be aer0'ri concS7eS
iu n. own vlu1-ratler loosely and reckless I"th'f
given op.caSure.
tb,f time Tendency, to immoral ,eu>uou, pleasures
- ''' '.'n' ,,,, in r;o,,o ,,rler the
slir> 81 Ii'ly; and when Roman went u" L-HP' -.
settled among thc Inquiries Of North Africa anna
md et
h ,..- t,r,u-od far more To cive himself
- g, ,,,s ,,-,,-t--.. AFTER
tCll af'n he'o' "@ IL was N'-,7'-' '''i
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r. fl- T." ~ t . , ~ ,l ..r. ,i.s- AND The
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.l ,f .--,,,r, Ti. irteTco.ir.. with thlS
drawn u 'I'' '.- --. I -. r, a., ..ti', f.i,
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N-,o "ut ''' ,..' '.-r.d ~ b. very
-. ' >.ttItle-..- b, h, hated utt
l..i'-. 80 10 - ~ IN. ....r Lid, dr.. win. ,.l,:
.. ri, ,t, md l,.I,. .tr.titicl with the tlurch
81 f.f.... id .rao-I IHc atclr he seems q, l1ye
5 ,,...- .f tl,,r ClUrrn That was
Nm fa,r,. ot .r,ouut o. his learning. .uk a-d
w,. b. lld t vas equally inevitable ta1f ola almost
~ .'et occasion H' -.''.' - ',- ,,,','' ..,r.
49, mi. corycr.an lie i'-d u tbc year 5- auJ v.s
ilusu Christian ouv D. wears o his ic; and }e Boz CON
tNt1 D." ''Ft ~, 1 "' o ' i 5''',.1 .ri,.,
eut.t.. =. centuries tl.t have u'>.d. al1 iu l cer-
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sD'.1 'H'' u.'->'r ,,i.r..c vl,. ,f, I..... poy-
s.r.n I...a. .l.., which nc flea and hl AII-e Tor
fact 20 si,r ~teu l- part and 20 which Ae was
ma ny c... err-. ef non oi tuy To- l- ci'tsy ana
Yco'.. n. v~ .lIn 90. aIt't'tacr f4' InrA nafh I"
h., above 20 fail 10 Tie tt-t onset u was necessary