New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16


cnoo,men then overiad tho universal mind OF Europe
IN. names Of intellectual leaders are too many ana
TOO familiar 70 need repeating thcy rise NJ every ecur
I'm, thought Of tho earliest religious freedom OF the
world in Maryland and Of the most powerful republican
OF the world Massachusetts, Then we ought
% consider that these heads Of the nascen provinces
we're in constant and contact with the best
talent and wisdom Of Europe and that our separate
pendence, associate the new country and the OLD
y ties the w wisc and great Of both lands Winthrop
and faidcOt Cotton and Hooker and their associated
managers the other provinces, brought with them and
Sept M afterwards acquaintance with the upper life on
the other side At one time or another, ON TINS OF tne
other Side the heads Of these provinces were
in living familiarity with the high discussions and nigh
disputans under two reigns they saw ana heard hor
Bacon when he pleaded gently and wisely Tor
they Remembered whgit speaking softy 10, .e a sh
Bancroft with his rown they caught IGN en-, % sr M p ,e
and from sidney, and public law from Halo anu a Iro
from John Hampden they read ana perhapS sh h nv,ed
the picturesque and dorc Comus Of Milton ana hey Neu
sombers who in the language Of Macausy made their
acc more glorious and important era IN the history OF
i their ASSOCIATION with living genius and learn which
is to in this day lingering Inspiration or su.h IN
+ Is something Of value TO rs that the founder OF Rhode
through intimacy with the learned historian and premier
Clarendon that the Carolinas are lRpcflshabf rea'eu
to Iosse e Philosopher SO quaint original and
great whose framework OF government dld not endure
DOis Of France that the G"ysnsnisrs Of
with the spirit OF
thew had been educated under the writings OF George
Umcbanan before them; that the wide sont first
ns1ei vs at ss manSn Of SSr in' the
parable the thousand soucd Sir Walter Raleigh 80,
In fhs speaking OF the early masters who nave le.t
their image in history AN INDUCING in no rh,'or
cal illusion. Tho difficulty IN our apprehension OF 'ne
facts lies within natural limitations Keinoteless OF
time casts haze over our perception o. inc continuity
aud duration Of mental influences s lOrs iG nspaS
cnncct,on with generations which have passed. ne
train OF pnDs s But this can be only par
tally attained by grouping in speech the great person
JSscc Of New-England. dead within Is years. used
arst child born harbor of the Pilgrims thus seem
ing 10 span with his hand more tlon two centuries
,ion furnish 20 the student sufficient thread
for tracing the lines OF descent In the life OF contes
power was established in the place where we are now
assembled he who was afterward the author OF far-
TsTi. he mel and was entertained by rons who first
lions while he remained there Dtscartes put to press
his first great philosophical treatise winch Is SUN
s aSsS in italy he turned aside VISIT the
injured Calico. whose persecution was feature OF
the ecclesiastical tyranny OF the time AMI in the album
OF an Italian noblcman at Genoa he wrote ms autograph
otter that Of Thomas the 6a III hrl o
xares thus accidentally brought together I'VE Mstiaie
figure ,n' O %Sg aree rS n that Chief Of who
laid foundation Of international Intercourse IN the
Rics e. an cfy and constant the navigation
acts Parliament which resulted in their indeendencc
Descarcs the revOlutiOnist philosopher who enulcated
the law individual consciousness and intellectual ree
dom wiGn as ono" n tia siie and when to-day
nderIic the constitution of every American common
wealth Calico one oil the pioneers ana one % ,, ar
Ouisitoal absoutism reached the ears OF me
Of reform and helped the party which swept with
human rights over England ami the ne" "ofiu u .ne
Nosl iu Chares Nv his bctraval of the franchise OF
S ounry and orr own and after granting lcnity
MS roui,'is % % ~ icnrth Stretched MA own neck
our 1mus OF ~" aud l"hn Milton who unlike bis fc
low-countrymsn and feicw.traVeieI $1,000 ta 81
70 te Canens ~ NC thnn ht ~ the new dspensa-
inmor,d pT3I Ir nT defense noble task of winch all
Eropc rans nlo eSS esrons upon this continent
illuhlu'll ueous 80 &c OBJ, n,,iI,,e inns ~
l. ocqaut US with the GS1y 81 our o ngS d. To-
parted IT bring, before on" o Sn. ' 70 III tH"s masters
WHEN we nnve % with t6on and they are with U.s. when
We SEE the blood OF inc nrSt o acccmn hod
onrsng ,n W ,sr o" of another flowing for testi
mOny u mankihu u'.er wv u.s. az Goo cofe ami
S1k upon ,he hsS S,,u of ""r Connectcu and DXw
amid ms stn1cs IN sne snns s y, wnee, Cromwell
and Hanpden actually took passage aud went on snr
ooaiu pV 81 the ssme club in London with
!onscn ana snahcsTrd' "n study OF the ,aryred
Sidonv Inv l,,s Latin on her arms.
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A SPIRIT Thai DETERMINES TIE CiiAhAO ihh vi OO"-
MUNI1IEs.
Omit, ,o.a,lv wa do not often enough reflect how
pu'V possibly "o nv 80 90, , nov do
ehectuaJ tho spirit OF one man. Oh nc" l''n' n".
&C., ,.ndor tho military avscm Of Europe in former
ages it was within the power of single man to conquer
n CITY and write his name upon its walls to modify, dis
80! "'' .,,o, a tin,Jo,o and ar,x n Il for a
member reconstruct n"suon ''u " 1,,, o'a ,a,r
longer or shorter period MS own PfoJcc'eu WIZ anu law"
Napolco vas mo h'"s. ana inc st h,ct To-
.u MS Co., thor, rho swori NAV carve
the pathway TO a throne 1t the enduring
character Of people But the moral agents in the form
which beyond the of accident to remove or 10
m tradition, memory