New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-30

posed and fOiisd Ones sommSnsense might Judge her
and constrains take hack his ssnderous words Ths
old lawyer" as he styles himself, whom the Concord
Ion TO this effect both reted and annned at stroe by
the supreme Judicial Bench This redueer of womanhood
ana brotherhood TO lnpers0naty this expunger, who
would blot out onehah Of the image OF God from the
man SOUL however bats his hook sufragist
ahu IetcheS up from the sea he fishes In certain silly
women TO his support.
A WORD OF WARNING.
20 were fatal folly to suppose we are safe because
victorious In single encounter with the hydra, from
whose neck sprout two heads for cut off, The ants
and spiders speedily rebuild their crushed hills and
broken webs. But edilces of falsehood once under
mined, cannot be restored sense of the imposition and
nl1uy sifts slowly but thoroughly into public mind.
tnat God has stayed the tempest" Is not felicitOusly
stated, directly after OF terrible cyclones and
gales on sea and land But the Lord has prevented him
from stormng the citadel and capitol OF the State IL Il
not particular faults or deserts but the nature less
any nomination for high place. There are some natures
In man and beast that shudder at and Pecol FROM
rial pastAndrew, Talbot CASTOR and Longl May there
ne IN tne successors after this year the continuance OF
ther Ihe which IN the Governor-elect is resumed.
WHY A GRATEFUL STATE THANKS GOD.
Our election has been thoughtful. There was less
neeton and much eyity in it the last year. Thousands
voted generously to give, they said, the old
chance and, curiOusly, to see what he would do
nave In this discourse considered much what he is
put as supreme pacehOlder and dispenser, what he
presses ana means. He has tried to make casseaOusy
the pivot OF Massachusetts politics and grateful State
thanks God that he has missed his mark ie has not
hOn0red her. but accused But even groundess charges
the Great Power sanctify good As Atila
the corge Cod so he has been IN less sublime fashion,
sort OF whip. IL he has not welded a besom he has
hOurished broom about the floor always needing atten
tlOn, and which fortunate person. not spend
ing hls time as scold may sweep. This man. like
commissioned at an inn 10 call early in the morning.
mas walked US up; 80 his function ends He Ia the
or destiny he sits for portrait of and his followers
Imagine him 10 be. He has star There is much
theatrical thunder in him. He is a whirlwind
IN small way. Let pray for him better
dispositions, that his fair measure of talents may
have more useful scope. No man must make the
state lOOkng-glass for his own face. The Common
wealth more than he than all, than the gene
ration OF which we part. II tree, in
bloom and longer TO last than q century plant that
fathers In this Wintry soil set out. Old elm charter
oak IL but an emblem that fades and crumbes away
Liberty survives rooted and fruitful with fair aury Of
more than millennia life But she is rrthered by
license or nurtured on lies Her condition Is law. Her
necessity Il cultivation and Her Legislature should
not be sent, as one man bills implement for him. Her
servants citizens, Governors and States For all the
service let US thank God.