The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19

winter we have occasional days or summer
warmth and Ia the spring and sumner days or
frost ana storm. but these do NOT hinder The
procession 81 the seasons and great rivers nave
Laeir eddles and back water, but tine mighty cur
by ambition ana mpelled by evil passions have
had i shoTt-llved success.
EAPoLhcN's ACHIEVEMENTS.
The imperialism OF Napoleon BOuaDartc at MILF
rary acneyement was brhlaht out OF snort
Duration. Other revolutions or attempts az
hottest motives encountered depression
and lemrorary defeat. Providence does not ADJUST
accounts WITH men az the close or eacn day
o. month or year. Time Is an essential
rem IN tnat great drama whicl occupies 20
many acts ana scenes Events most my sger0us
explained Dy later disclosures Of Providence.
IN justice ~ Cod IN ITS Application TO lndlyiuuils
Is TO DO vlndlcatcd IN another lie. Nations nave
tneir retriontlons mere m time where alone
nations have their existence, Pnrllanlsn
judged OF Ill tina. href paTenthesls OF time Wnen
IL was harmed ana prosecuted and excited Dy
n!lnd ana ogoted powers IN the nome OF IT'S ortn,
but centuries elapse and the drama unIolcs
wondrous compensauons and rewards, COM
pchng more righteous verdict. An entlre CEN
fury has now passed since the American kevolu.
ton began. II mad It's Gays ol darkness"
OF suffering and reyerses. Yne gloom q depres-
sion ana fear whtcA settled Ike coud on
many hearts AID homes made " seem at times
tnat God was against US But times reyoige
returning Justice !lts aloit her scales, aud now.
ater I0J years have gone, IS there q man living or
sufficient incarnation and intelligence TO
give weight " his thoughts who would
hot say tnat tile prospects OF the world were
brighter the condition OF the human race more
happy since the American Revolution, ana be-
cause OF IL than ever before AS the issue OF it
we nave government regulated by
written cons tuition. constitution when
guarantees protection 60 every man, woman
aud cAld, Irrespective oi origin, OF religion
OF race, constitution which provides for It's own
amendment by legal process aud wn en- adjusts
itself READILY 10 the eSI9ency OF heterogeneous
popui2tlol spreading over an immense Con-
tlnent, 4 constitution which dsPoses SUM narlly
ana forever OF tnaI problem, the relation
OF Church and state underlying all the politics OF
Europe ana which cannot De touched without agi-
tatsols and COMMISSIONS, reminding Us Of the
turning over OF iaoed EnceaGus beneath
the mountslns, a constitution embodyIng me eX.
pressed preference OF the people VITA not place
IN u or under 1t Or arbitrary power TO nurt mar
OF the head Of an honest citizen living under the
blessed combination OF ltoerty and law who Will
question the effects OF our example OF prosperous
seii-governmen5 on the word at larger
After the opening performance BY the BrocIton
Band they Withdrew 10 mammoth tent quarter
OF mile up Main street. where they gave selec-
ton OF sacred pieces, their performance lasting
until hall-past eight p n. The tent was well filled
with PEOPLE, hundreds having come in on the
touches nave been put upon the decorations, aud
the whole town Is one nutterlnR maSs o days.
! anuers and steamers. Every ancient landmark
Is denoted and Its connection with the historic
DRAFTED Is plainly marked by notices and
inscriptions. The grand tent STANDS AT the right
OF the lltue knoll on which the seventy lem.
battled larmersr stood, and directly opposite are
the press headquarters, located III the house
witch dates It's erection previous TO the l9rn OF
ApTll 1875. it is Rayly decorated ana inscribed
with tue words, lone Of the original Witnesses OF
the battle the 19tn.n The day has been due
one, an the ground is dry and the walk NJ good.
me ar is emily, but otherwise everything be-
tokens line day for the eliminating celebration.