New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

life whr g. rulers acts personal public chron-
in n, is what cnRgcs the chief attention Of visitors or
historians of cyeBis then you nav nolrnIm ruIirs
sion ~ the peoples energies. H'lt-le-icc eehrh,ct,
and proper Development Ihis IS just " a, our iahtrs
had the wisdom to provide against Nhh t,,N ne'ht ~
tegcnce. ' methods. thcr ov thoughts ana ae-
tiytcs in Getting suei good ont oI III ana
elan Of kings and rleIs no MOBILES and sctty to ac, 20
guardians: will not nllew property To- We more
sacred than human natun aud takc away tue c"nn,h
people, rSht 20 cheese Their rulers W. ar" o' onE 10
bury the people under the grandeur Of state, hni UP
on a concentration of power and wealth. The world has
had cn0u.b great gournments, po"crfm uih!sntS
tpendd aristocrae:cs We wan, s''a al, h' IT. ,d
r,s AVE. ni,e, snni;r "ps1, 10 ali: where wealth
and opportunity lie at tIc feet or AL Wiling To ssh anu
once the main Of the people I'm the central and
STATE overnIcni was TO watch iac,zly that hero0ccrs
did exceed their power and cncroach upon then pr
EOusl and lorrl libcrcs. There was no tsinfaiDn IN
their modest Offices in their limited powers, to make
such odc,- end powers objects Of socous desire once
had 10 associations OF moncy-inakins Influences een
necci with H. People went 10 Congress for tue honor
or for reason, OF duty TO their communities l'ut we
have at length developed snc an cnoiihous gov @
tai machine costly aud it'll such vast monisiy meets
have become one Of fls largest 81 American profes
Sions and Government Federal, -iaic ana municipal
government uider the form OF corporation, susdlled
cant and lMininc proper lions and become the cher de
no,aIzcr of our national life. II Is sad Ting 30
acknowledge that The political principles shond, In their
practical development and in their degraded method
not hesitate to that political life Of no has srr
ousy delnoraiized our commercial ana social "a" "A cor
and p"Ii. al ethod TO adv ance ali kinds Of private in
trcsfs Is chlrct, istic of this generation Ii is a
turn form, TO the very evils our nation was
Wien pooId. are Poisoned with the idea that patient
labor is not the most hniO1,li. direct aud safe way of
getting independence; THAT there il some shorter
road 10 self support and that they shall raise themselves
III livrs by t4cr wits, that "a, on the labor OF Others
trcrc will soon follow such a dhsproportion heMoen
value, af the mdieuca viii he forced III Their rivalry
M c5e "in to "sS a ara ssSra 10 and and
devoid OF wcptude and principle THIS II -
cla tone and trading habits Of The natior
When were carrying or most exhaustive war N lnS
Thousands millions dollars. there people who
SAID only cnlicling ourselves hy our vase;
tina; il o,'y lkin- money ont OF one "tke ana p
TING il INTO another A. any marion could SCR nc laior
for and uo lose all they wound have produced
such urcic INDUCED in through the war;
The irtncor 80 tlc runlc nr.. in Amel1ca Is theme
q. Importance. seldom treat with hiGrl cau-
dor - our rc"pic. When we consider the Immense alr
ttc the pres has GRATED and now ministers daily
cxciIncu; the ,zc and ulime,S al te ciy dIic-; re
capital Necessary ~ carry thcm ia; M In tnr'hi
peril OF Their failure IL meet the public TASTE the SHINING
rewards secured by s,icccs- in TINS dic.lcn We ser
what fearful icnpia rs - -et the manage II th''e
lal"I~ iciofc sTcnthis s"rc''s th, graf eoi"la
ticns cannot afford 10 BE- strictly i nest. 1hty
are usually mere rcHeci"rs OF inhI, s'niiHen,
and - iult siNc dsC0ii&gS ica' oI What me Hs'e
ami moral "Dd lOhucai i"ciihC Of the luhc arc. i'r
more tn =" ycirs the mort Wholly ciisnIaed nwfla
olicy. IT hrJyc ,ipou lis rrckltssucse and smartnc,
ministry 10 ow tastes. Ii u.ad 30 Joe said tna II owed -
- IL superior enterprise IA new inpcf hut II
iiao were irde, 4 showed the lcohe NlG,d news h'ic
thnu tucv G,l-ci vice. scurri's AID ltluu Ineo
al oi ability ani good character. iinine
to eicas wio nave iacm to thc Highway. and become
iooi-nad- the cdi,oiiai line mat4 ilcif paper size
ficrho0 hrigands, aW achieving pecuni} silt
COS in mat i.nc. A. Itil' 10 lhct cay observe
among the cvicnce o. u:i.c skill and even tall ut
les iioIi oi SinphrV Of p"rr'-' DIGNITY "t motive
and dc; cotton public good. the american n-'~-
"a D. sg
agents of DAaUI1l oriiN. IA has vail! "ir i"'"ci I"
oculy t',an t. guide; to aci,lc and distract iian 40
settle AID Inform public niud Tnc newspaper the
sitst Anfrtc.'n gossip 10 expect any iai'sS, l"'I
courage or cupancc ia r1'inpnil"in popular nc @rcr
j. likc Oosn: u wcathcr-vane Ia control he v'uds
Tnc mos; cncouraein- circumstances ccAnr'Nt WIN
our national ME Is 81" steady attention iNn !" on. sls
tenn popular education. Amer" l. sill E~idh'n M
precision regard 10 Tnye sanity OH, cncy. aud e.
ai,l Tnr iahci Of l''oir hot able =" rod Had Vlt'
Il dis. !ugcluy iar., tn nuuhcc O clilrtH u'i elne
io hcIO" FL al l. siipr-m-A great '"e rhh'irt' an"
c,n!r trncY az average r"cHcre arc Nr'J IN i>-
ng s'u4c of me value and COSTLY. oi ceiucn-
tIN r1uc dion "nd - lhr.i g. .l"Hii"h y" Hnl~
cod'Ion sc.ool sNS''i. l. - 'r,hint 80 H|.i' - COZ
Jun and ponp and m.so.te arc'i, ,,E a,'
II vii soon have all IA" ml'lh"ei! III in'ik-
and nuns, and ln"rfi~hai oIdct* {at W@1 10
sim. the breath 0I reason and 1i"~i"iiL n WIZ
W '',. -" ~ '-'Si,, al l,u.- and All orn,nIll,,-
tDIIs a. .i tncir own resources tEaa 40 ,icd 80 to
Cltnplc demand TO- stale support Tor ,hcr larDrhi"
c.uV of ..ui.is. vain -cil-T.iuct On 1"hcs. II ii
dIi lpnrc 10 morality and n.gC,i ~ personal iioiy
az. fi, worst ualinie.. Freedom can v.., and she
mistakes them i, the conditions n-.cid al ne hii-
drgires progress, fir IL sure 10 cad where inc
glt-hc!Iul ir.llusol did. falling raoione lac
sh OF w.c., IL once iAr pFu' and Inc iIuiIa'Ii
FREEDOM ACHIEVED THROUGH CHRIST.
IN, R,r. Alf,ed Igfo,, d. d. a: no Aoa Bft Chef3'.
TIE Rev. .Niied :. Patton, ID. d., editor of
The Bald HecL. pl, aclei at the N0th Baptist CaUich
Yesterday ana look liz mornings topic The Lords
la. Vii q
son, therefore, shah make you free ye small he free Ill
deed
Tie Scripture represent 10 he state of spiritual
bondage They described as under the u"ill"l VI
the devil. From This state 0i moral vassil'Se they can
only he cred 10y Tie merc in,cry' uon of ,ic SON
Of God lie IL the stronger" who comes upon " the
strong ,c armed that keepeth the palace 81 the heart
and casts him Out Illus restoring t" fy such as were
i'll bonds liz ACHE, iuz tbs Christ atr'e same time frees
noa from The OF the law AID tie dominion
Of sin - that they are brought iro stale of perfect
spiritual fferIuil All WI" IRE this hlah' nee are
"ncc InGcco" and are Ia " exceedingly glad IA the
Ploclasuil uu s>,i hy Pre,idn Lincoln III 1853,
ITS effect on ,Ir aNcs oi nc south WAS L. anoet mai
Dc swept over The Summer prime ~ IN" tidEs, Tie
bedrld' leapcd from iirii c's, the Old gitw youbg
again. uofh1r with feeling kissed tnc:r Dibcs AMI
lnese,d them Ia their bo-ons; bloh,cIs sisters ana
friends. ia sympathy through "uHd- and blood, rushed
into each others 10 congtd atr each Diner that
th.y wer. ,r,c. Aud So all IRE land. cv,ry hut
in yry valley on cycrv hin side ia ii, ,ufn, and in fie
G.ld-. there rang tie most ublani sloGi.. nccai>c
tc dav 81 their patton .a length Tie
event iGetii III tncn ioY.
but Iniicai Ire dom was an occasion for such glad
mes how much prc9cr reason have 10 ItJOic, IN lie
tt'sf i.r made liz ffr. NoicUVrr
hccai-. apuftc Itr this freedom, how de ifnus We
.iinli!i tiai may share - with H. In HE days
of preacher remembered a pdfF escaped
hn!d .np, wlO though ne had gained his own freedom
WIS nlWays thinking of fEo-e he mad left b-lrt-Ii
dear and sisters ana hroth"rs 'i IN chains re.
IneubeTng them. the sNc, tuts- D s OWL cup
uttered. ~. found REST. Liberty 10 hun HE
fan q until tii'y also Tcir free. Nor con
t.iOs, been brought MIC spiritual ccd1m &c
sati,icd until all those dear fo thciu
ci,ci from bondage and are Introduced the
liberty ~ the GnoIrl. A. dndcr the Otd system
inf ff,u fl IA