a *
trtii/i f.'if Hi t'tiv ’I'lOiihuJ'jiti'.i.
. 1 111- Ir. winti r cliisc
I i.i;’.- I \ t'liin;; on a suinim r il:,\ ;
| lie knows, Its rusi lic;ir',
, Its in )uviifui niomrnts and its
'I Mi'i 'Hild I ilwtll witli pli ;*■'!.i;-;' tlion-’I.t
, r;ii,n iny '•.priiiij of vi^Mtlil'ul jn'uli- ,
Vit, liki.-the fotivi- ii;inft 1', i;l;id
’l'(» rosl ia pc;.ci' at i \(.•iil.ik-.
'I'li'? fr'i iiie rAv !s proi lamiM wv fat',
I u’it;;'hn U'tic !iM, '.ny "v«. n li u' •. .s li 11,
11" ''i.‘ ' sMiili', and call ni" mil;
i'l'i ii.n: , ; ti..:', n..ia'- as w > 11.
•;)n 1m..’\(v, i hss (k pi iHls net ; iN;-n
M t;\ I (n.MTi l wltli old'I'iiiu.' '
ill mar. !'• '■• on :—Ik'V.' \ ain Ms jxjv. ' r
\Vif!i r,!u u!,.)'•.• /ifiirt is in it", ja'iinc '
I'iioni. !i tiov. [(('liiajjs u lltth old,
let";;!!! I itli yontli to !>id'’ ;
\'or ip-ii-vc I if till- t^a_\ coquettes
Sr lUCi' llio fTallun's iVoni my >idi'.
1 jn\ t' ') (tliiiui^li till' iill*' cri u
.\’i)c k '.rllii V. liat at IIi V l n},'?’K it'd tail,)
I'o s!-f lio'A lays of anciciit ln\t s
Tlii' !'.sf!_ nin},'' round ivj^ule.
i j.i y r.iMcy tinii.' fof t!iL//i 'taiids stil!,
Ai'd //( ri'V liairs of jTay,
A:;d sTiiili; \o In ;ir liow once tin lr
To TiK- I onld kncclinf^ iKJinriicc |'a\
\nd 1 too, Sind'-, to g'a/.f np ii
'I licsc Imtti'riiii s in \onth elate,
>0 lir(.dies';, spurtin;,'' l oini 1 fli(- Ik.inc
NVhcre thmi'and suili lia\>.- nn t tlii:ir fate
” HKK.U M'lIK AL.
or.'-
■d
up.
ir 1'.) bci: ( ijir[);iny. i 1h‘
-i 'l.f r-, ..’1.! \vii>;, ii was bcl;c vctl, ^ itS-u-k of .i >' i',;. > ’ '■ '
' t(l ;lic. Indiniis to :—tli'j. I [»lanf;iti(in nl ;i';ik:vv, ;i ji .v i
di'tiiclunciit t'Hil; tlif.-iti ;d wlfil was then | i'oi’c the lo ('!i :i !'>!!
(•;ill(;'l tiio './vt rliill towns (mi 11iw;is-; iuf-int i v s ■ ';t '
river. Slujrtly al’lor UM’ir mttii n j and firod cn )
from tin; caiiijjaiirii, aiiot,li.'r 1 tlie in!;i!;!iv muI. »»1
ai 111y was rai“;eil l(» ^1) tiM' Scot(‘!i ’ Inu’arils tin: lii ili- li
• w. iiss Cicck, who were ral'-iii'? Mifii jlmrhtiod of v. lil'h wcte met hy the mv-i ijijj,. ,;c|l, (ki;izli-s tin* ryes of the bais,
lor lo’iiain. (leori^c (‘■iMhaiii \va ; (;ii i ah v arid di fralcd. ! whicii ofl'Jii kill the oi these
-.a'- acHjir. Ulll*’ hiid lasloiis a liil cl d.i;
. , 1 ■ to’ilie to'j of the iifsi, and ti.fu up
. y llr'd 1 .lu-d.-.ellhHv, -.vhich consi^!s d uno
ruonis.-Someli.nes there ure tlure or
♦Mtn;.,. in Inc neit-'n- ' .u^i tiieir hh.ze of ln,-ht in
1 this t(jfir. W’iieii t hc\'an I Vfd at i'.') -
jcHcvilh', and heard thf /ifws ot thf; lit.’-
j ! 'al ol the Scctidt at 3!ooie*s-c.r‘-ek
!hiiilu:e hv ( I/!. Casw(dl, and fl at, thf
ON CO.NNUlilM. HAITINKS;
l-ajll J'liL lAI'.VWii.l JOlllAAl..
V skftoli of {••(■ n'o^'rapliv of the late (U-iicral
(U’.oia.i: IjUAHAM ; who diwd on the JHth
ultiniu.
(*en«.M’al riF;o;v;K (Iuaiiam was Ijorn
;n the jnontli ol DccenilnT, 17')7, in
rhcster coniitv, I’entisylvania. Ilisfa-
Uier, Jatiie'* (iiaiiam, at th(‘ a;e of IS,
cartie fri^m the, iiorih of Carlin”'foi(! hay,
in thi; eoiiiity of Down, Irehnid, ahoiit
tho \-enr l^y a tradition in the
I’aniily, James was a tlt^seendant of a
kinsman aud follower of the hjrtiines
iind disnsU’r.s of Ihe ceh'hrated Montro>^e,
who made surh a 'oiisjnonou.s li^rm-e in
the civil wars in Scotlaml in llie r(-ij>;n
»'f r.'hai l(‘s 1. and wlicn i.iid F/na;Iish ar
my !»i‘(‘vaih.'d in Seotlaiid, Montrose
/led to Holland, and his adherents, a-
mon^ wiiuiii was a rlanufthe (Irahams,
jiassrd over into the north of Ireland,
v,’h('re many of their (h’scendanls yet
reside. ,lam('s ('.r-iliam dyin;; when his
cliildren wore yotini:;, his widow inovtMl
to Meckh‘ii!)tirii' coirnt.y, C. vvlien
lieorc^i! H'as i)ul 10 years old. ili.s ed-
uoatio.'i wris sncli as v,’;;s (;onimon
•vouth of tliat i)(-riod, v.liicli was
lories were dispttP'ed, the troo])'^ rel’irn-
e'j. I'-y I'uler of the .Meeki;nl)tirj,;-
Cominin.ce, 1:'' v\:is af'c’r this tw iei-snit
a.s one (d a j>iii1v into 'I'l ’ oii ‘oiin!\ . lii
ordi-r to suj)[)ress oi overawe t(>rv is;;),
wliieh ajtpear.'d likely to giiii: ^ujui;ti it;
that (jiiarter.
In th‘ l)Ci>;innin2; of thi; \ear
he served a ea!n|Kii-ii as l.icutci,anl tni- j l^‘>vle, who eommandcd a forarrin.uijjar
I \Vlio|i tin- I'.ritish
. h-tte, on the •..’‘'ill ol' Septendjcr. 17‘ •>.
, ( ipt. .fame'. 1 homson, (leo::!;'' (Irahain
: and ot I)marched it !i (len. lJavi(I.-'i>n
I . . i>i -I- • 1 (• r „ A WIMsTU TO .Nl.'VLV-MAl(iUl 1)
' and toe arnn' to s, wiU’M lindin.':^ awi.i^.i.i t „ m
; ,1 , , 't I'lrhaps (Jii some onasion 01 otiu 1, in
I u, ,lr,y .r lu„ t!.:, t nr, not i„ ,!»■
i^n.l |,r„!,.ilily wi.ul.l .-witijaK- to annoy juii.your
husi.'aiid mav lov, uiid hui!,di, uiid llirl
ill ihat, |)lace fi.i some timi', hy pe'mis-
‘ -ion (;f (leii. Dav.dson they returned,
atxl hf inii; well :n rniaiiiled with ihe eoiui-
; iry, ecdlei’ted a ;,ai»ty of 1 I in mimher,
' :ii;d (ill the .;d oi' Oetolu-r i
derthe late Alap.r.I.dm Shaijje, of'I’en- j of upwards of o.'K), at McIntyre’s on
m'See, who wa^. his cai/tain. 'I'liev as-] *l>eattie s Ion! road—the details ol
sisled id makintr tho ii.lK'nehmeiits and ^ whitdi have heen heretofore published,
plaein^^ Ihe ahhatis ht for. (.harlestoii, be- | While i.ord Cornwallis lay in CharloUe,
lore that town w a'. tR'ii jred, and iiHunt-I c’ontiniK.'d in the thicdicts about
111'.;- -;uard ami p i lo! inin,i;- other dtitie> |
wall' Ihe re-iilai' soMirrs'; uiid bv tiii-' ‘■'‘’''I' : proetired «iih.si>t-
me.tn.s they heeai;ie well aeqiiainlcd witii j •'‘"1 I’V women wlio resided o
the military taeties i:i u.^e .at t.hal tune. roads lea-Iiii'j; to tiie north and west,
'I'heir t*-rm of v(;i \ iee expired and th. y |Charlotte, ai ru!it;-(Mnen(s wer« made
were n lieved !)V another ilelaciunent of :»'>>’ detaehnuMits
militia, only two days !,ed,ii*; tlie town • l!*'''!- " o’lid pass out ; hut tin.* enemy ne-
w as rlus(dy'inv( sled’ 'j'fi** pai iy x\ ii., i' «■>'sent out any in that direction after
r(dievcd them was cajit'.ue.l when tiic !*!■*''‘'ll'**!’s.
town- was taki.'ii.
i .M'ter 'I'aJ-k-lon’s (hfcut, ndien Lord
, A ‘ ' ' Coniwallis \va^ ntirs-iiii^ (Jen. Morgan
\vh(Mi .AieeK- ' • ‘ ’
Alt( I liuloid s d( It iit, A>JMM I i juined onr oavali-v us a
hmhur-eonnty he,;ain..‘ thelronlH-raMi:,^,j,,„^,>,,,^ ,,t of Fel»ri.ury,
the men were. aiiiio>t eor.timially uiuler j ^vas in l!ic at Co.van’s ford,
arms, Lient. C.raham was iiivsent atev- ; u !u-re (ieii. Davidson svas killcil.
ery i all ot his s>ij)ei’iors—was w ith tlie I In the sprite; of tiral year he was aji-
ai'my under (len. iftitherlord, which ' poitilcd .Ydjutaiii, of one cd’the re,L’inH‘irv;i
mare,h(.'(i to iiamsoiir's, aud arri^'ed theie j al!e;l stale troops, raisei! l>y Sonth-Car-
ahout two h:)'irs after the hatlle at tint' for t'.ie t^-i-nj of ten munlhs and
place. On the till) of August. 17.-0, h,. i "MumaTi(L-d i.-y rSump'er. 'In. this
was lieutenant (/f a comjjany uiidf r com
mand of ( apt. James Ivno>;, at tlie hiittlt
of lJani;iii_!;-roi k, where, with .se\-(>ral o-
thers
out injury. A hull passeil tliroujili his
■tkK
•-erviee he
while in company, with some pretiy e.n'l
present. This ^jeiierally makes a v> de
i-juk fnoli.sii ; and it v. uuhl be us well, nay
feated Maj. | much heller, if he did not do so. 15ul let
' not a shade of ill humour cross your bi-ov.-,
nor oven l)y a !;lance give hir.i,oi any one
jjresetit, reason to think his behaviour
annoys you. Join in ?he lavu^li and chat,
and be not oiitdone in cheerluhiess atid
l^ood humour by any of the pai iy. J5ul
remember, ifetule lady, tiieje must be no
(tcliiig in til is ail’air : the en’orl m>:sl ex
tend to yonv mind as well as yunr inaninr:
and a niotncni’s rcasoiiinj^on the subject
will at once I’estoi'e the banislied sunsliinc,
'I’he incomparable Leij^hton says, “I’he
liunian heart is like a reservoir clear
water, at itie bollom of whicli lies a por-
iio,n of muiK atir the mud, and the water
t^ets all sullied. In like manner, does
some strong passion or peevish feelint^-
riiif; in ihe heart, and stain and darken it
as the mud dees the water.” liul should
there be a prospect of your Inisljand olien
meetiiui; with this laily in (p.teslion, en
deavour at once to lii-eak oil' the intimacy
by brin|;itii; forward some preiexl con
sistent wilh truth, (for to IriiHt every tliini;
must be sac!-ii!ced,J such as, You do'noi
like her ; the iijtimacy is not what you
woulfl wish, Uc. See. Xevrr, hov.ever, a-
was III .■,everid skirmishes witli | vou- the mil reason ; it will only produce
bot'h ilntish and lories; was at llie tak-1 tliscord, and make your hnsbatid ihtnk
in;v of ();an|.d,ur;; : was vilh the stale j you pt'onc to jealousy—a suspicion a wo-
, ■'i.i i troops and Wa.sh'i!;-toirs cavalry when i nian cannot loo carefully fjuard ay-ainst
s, he had a iiair-breadth useauo with- , 1 t . i i . .. i . ,i ' ' ••' = - = ^
.. I liicy were detaciicd lu atuMul to the move-
luiurv. A hull pa.sseil thr()u£li Ills ^r
coat ou the top of the left shouUici’, and
anotiier between the band and ramrod
of hi:> rille, near the lliimblt* next the
lock. Two incident.s occuirod in this
fn!i;:i;i;omciit with the Mecklciibiirg men,
not notieed by historians. As has been
.stated, they were^ lhroii"h tiic error of
their ,guides, leil /Irst on Col. Bryant,
who eommanded the torics, and were
cncamped a (juarter of a mile from tlie
British. The iiritish attempted to re
inforce 15\) ant, but were too late ; for
Jiryant's men ran about the .sceoiui fire,
to^ t”he ^I'lii'.sMer.s met the iSritish, with a
about ^ I’isinj; ;,5rmnid ;
■ II • i\ ' ' the action was renewed,, and the iMcidv-
the time the eol!ei'-e in Charlotte was'. , , , ,
If- 1^,.. . I “-‘tibufi^er.-* kept up a tire under rover 0
iti Its ^,enith. A!thoii^-ji he wa-s luA ed-1 . , ' t ,
j the lull, until several disciiarj^-cs of the
artillery j)assed over their heail.s without
ucated in that institution, yet it created
a kinil of lit'erai'y 'itmosphrre, and hv
mixing; with the t;1tid(‘nts, heaeipiireda
ta'te for readinj^, wdiereby his mind he-
eaiiie improved beyond some of those,
whoso o|)]v)rtunilies were sujUM'ior.
'I'hc first j)ublic meetings in ('harlotle,
fit the bejrinnintr of the r,'Voliitionary
.war, he atloinhMl ; and !illhou,:^h too
yoii’iu: to.be in their eoiiiiei!#!, he re;ji!
with solieiltnh the public |,-rints, ami
many manuseripts of their pro('Oedinis,
nirK,!!, it is to he ix\i;rctted* aie lost at
the jii'cseiit day. He attended th; me-
;ri(Trahle nieetiii”; of th(> Committee in
Charlotte. t!ie ‘^Hith I\Iay, 1 77.1, wMio
deelarei! ii (i*pendenee, an ollieial cojiv
it' which was sent to Coii:;i'ss ;as lieier
lofore pubiished,) hy (’apt. J.unes ,laek.
'AS’hi'jii (’ajAain J.trk, on his wav, halted
in S.d's’lnirv for relVesh’r.ent, and his
bii‘iii(;ss w: s I'tiade known, a .Mr. Kiu'tli
.T.id John inin'i, law\ci's, the lirst of'
riote and both well ri.Mneiiib'-rcd, threat-
ci.e I to have t\ken up l(>r treason,
W(:re aetnally tr\iii^(o iiilliieiife
;le‘ aiilhorilies there lo h;.\e him aria-d-
e: ,Ca'.!. .lack drew ii s pit(ds and
thii ito d to kiil the li.'sl m;..i who .hir
ed to • riMpt liim, ar.d pas't d o,; to
Coiiu:.'-*^, 'I'h.' news of this pjdcei'd-
in;r soot. 1 .Meidvlctihifj;. an,! the
( omm.;'"!’ ('o:i\;iied ( i'di'ixd 1,' horse-
iMiui to >;d:''i'n\', to b!•.;,'^■ j’ooth aiid
iJunn hej .r,' i' .'mi to aii'-wer lor tln .r
eoi'iiliiet—( •f'or'io Cir.iha!ii was (die of
■♦ho MUiiiher wl.om thcv m l(’cte I. 'I'iir
1 or'emen broii'j'lit the !a.v\ crs riUTre.dib,-
to I
ti’iif
metils of Lord Hawdon when on his marcli
to relieve Xinetv-Six;—ilirre or four
days before he arrived at that placc, and
when Gen. Creene retired, he covereil Jii.i
retreat. Some time after this, ouinr; to
\iid there is often in men an obstinacy
which refuses to l)0 conquered, of all be-
inijs in the woi Id, Ay u V’ifc. — A jealous
wife (such is llie erroneous opinion of ihe
ill judgiti',' world) is rjenerally considered
a proper suhje^ l for ridiculc : and a wo-
hard service atid a warm climate, he v. as I man oii.rhl absidtiously lo coneeallruni her
husbatid, more than from any body else,
any feelin;j of the kind, llesides, after
all, i'cnlle lady, your suspicions be
totally ijroundless ; and you may possibly
attacked v.dth (ever, ohtained leave of al)
sence, and wi’h diflicuity reached home.
His life was for some time despaired of.
At len.tjth, however, lie reroverefl, but
was so debilitated, as not to be ai/.e to join
his retain-..lit until t\»') muntiis before "f ima.;,dir.iry evils. As you value your
ihfir tt;"!)i cf service expired. | peace ihen, keep Irom you, if possible,
Cic or;-fe (jralnm -a a.> man ied in the hd! such vexatious apj)rehensions, and re
veal' I 1. to 1 atir.y C;;-he}'. dau.^htcr of j t.ieinher, a man can very ill bear the idea
(ieori^e Cutiicy, .soil. il‘- ii id two sons j of bein;;- suspected of inconstancy even
and three daiii;liLer:,; oi,e of his sons die'i 'vl’.e’i ; l)ut when innoa'nty it is in-
when youii!', the o'.lier ki.t( ly ; his dau;,,;h- tolerat.de lo him
lers are yet livi:.;> ai.d mat! i«.!. j iis wife
died about liic vear 17.i.' ; and he 'jfier-
I never v.ould recommend a wife to
have on a visit with her an atlructive girl,
widow d' Novelty and conslunt"'opportunity are so
atul ihe votuiL^ ladv, full of
^Villiam I’elts (nf i-’rovideiice.') by vvhoni ; i,’ovverful
he had no i>sue. SIk; was an aini-.ible la- j vanity, and wholly divested of care, I'orms
dy, and an excelleut mu:K!;;er of his do- | lierhap;, a very a[;i’e?a!jle conlrasi to ihe
inesiic alVairs, wlien liis public duties call- j mut'y aiiX!;.‘lies and annoyances \v!iiih
ed him abi’oad, udiicii v.as often. Liul i may at tunes cloud '.ho I'row of ilje hest
j the wiiys of Providetice are inscrutable. I icn>pered wife in the wuild. Do not ni-
' ’ it can
to ia-
tnarned Mrs. Po:
ilamaj^e. ()nler;s w eie then n;iven to
load their ;?uns, atul o!i the next di->
(diarge of tlie cannon, to rush up and
take it. 'The orders \V('re pjallantlv e»
eeulei.l—v\ hen they came vvitliin I'ortv
stejis, the\ i;icd and the ;>!'tillery lied ; 1 ^^he was sei-:ed wilh an afdirtioii the most i tani^le yourst lf wilh the if
they then^ to(d-; ])ass('.',»ion ot the ‘run. j 1,^ deplored of any tliat eun bei’.d! tin- j he avoided ; and ) uu will iiol have
and turned it ; but their adv(-rs:iry had | liuman i'amily, the loss of iier reai;on, aud | ment iu
carried oil the linsttie!\, and tione of became uticons.ions of
them kiK'w ho-.v to nuinn^i^t! the p-ieee.
\\ bile their titlention was taken up in
makint^ iui'lleetu.d attempts to use th'
u;tiii, thf; enemy, tivailinj;- themselves of
this (hday, lallieil, eharuced them with
loaiied pieces and lixed haVonet.s, and
e;eised them lo retreat in turn undei-l
cover of the hill.
rial, hilt you Uu i.ot, \.iiho »
expel icnce, l;now the "'ide-spr,:adinj,iroo,'.
It may produce, the wide-spre;uhii:r jn'*
it may prevent.
Many a_njalrimonia! dispute occurs no*
so much iVoiu an unwillinj^icsb to ^iv*
(ip the contested point, as from a dixuH
of bein;^- coiif|uered. liewarc cf 1),^
slightest ai)i)roach to coniradiclior,, £ri!i'
be assured every little dispute bct\\V^•
man and wife, t.*ven in itself of ihe tiios*
trivial nature, is dangerous. It force
good-luimonr out of iis channel, uiKlt,.
mines alVection, a.id insidiously, tl.ouir!
peihaps insensibly, wears out and aij^i'
entirely destroys that cordiality vldth'^j.
the life and soul of mail imonial fcliciu '
Without i;iiend;n;j’ it, I f.m| j
prolonged niy remarks on this suhkc-
LO a:i extraordinary length. I will iir,
therefore endeavour in a few words t'
sutn up the whole matter. Do you
gentle lady, to make your husb’atul
//////, tt tidi r, avui(h!v; in short, all ih^u iii'.'
should Ia' ." Lei me vlu^prr to vou
v.Tf.-- ! I'ndeavour bypra\tr and tvci--
eilbrl to make him a n:
man, uti,
the worl; is accomplished. — Ai d »iow )(;•
'me for a moment ituiulge in the bipsstd
suppositio!! tiiat you are both in tl;-.>fol^
of ('hrist, uiid heirs loijether of the gr.;cc
of life. Then, in truth, hujjpy was ih..
dav you were horn, and happy iht; djy
vviiich united you I And Oil ! th-'re
blessed will be tlic hour when the evi>i-
lasting g.ucs i;ha!l be lifted up, and yo'.
shall l)0lh be presented faultless bel'oi"
the throne ol Clod’i glory with exceeding
joy ! {^Juilc J4-.)
[Kissni;; evi’nt... j !!ii! let lacl'or a moment siipj)o;ie a cir-
About three V ears ago lie V. as taUen v\ ilh ! cumstaiu'e or.jurs in which votir hus-
Ihat disease wiTK !i lermina'.cd his lifi*. ! band’s is entan;;!ed, or that there
Al times he was cctivalescMit ; I)uliti liie [appears a latiger id' his iij/'ccfifi.is ijeing
last year, in aclditiun to hi> oll'ier sulfer-! (li’awii IVora you. 'i’lii';, in trui!i, is tne
ings, (and he sidreicd niiK.h i lo have-iiis i biitc
t wound a ^v'om•ill’s heai r evf re
companion daily iu'fore his eyes .so great i ceivt- 1, atul none but (iod can direct her
an (jbjeet of j)i:y, lirodeced a stale «d ! aright. To him, ihiTefote, (if she he
, . miiul that but iV\v could be.ti
I hey .su,,lain.:d .ome
«huna;;x; by the iire tht'y reeeiV(;.l ill i-('-, 1^..,io,; i,, di-jieii! aiious oi an ' every thought of her h',‘..rt. 'i’l;
treat ;-7they then ohinjued to the leli (;vei ruh:ig I’ruvidcnce. | fort she implores she certainly w ill ic-
round the hill, and the enemy reefjdcd lie v. as chosen Sheriif of ?vleck!enbiirg ! ceive ; the t;uidiJice shi' tolicits willas-
vvitli tlie aflrllery to the main bodv
. a:id nolh- | tuider the inntiene.e of religion,) she aill
i.'tu e ill and i at once go, and at his footscool pour I'ortli
eom-
‘(rmpanv encouiili-i'.'d
])art\ of 1^'itish "who ll-.n'j aiu! 1.1 nr JO
dll:
vv
oM-xj.-itle
till
!i ( icikjii, aiid
ir orders, and tin- C'.eiiiiuiti t
1 ]?.iolh lo rt ': le st)ii’,e ti;.
f ,, rt ;;ii)\ iiio- luni IfOi;; the s;,ln ri
, iiill'iciiec ; vv hih‘ ()ii;in v\ as >„ r^
i t i K turn, hv Ji.akin:;'
I I secui’ily for hi>
(»r(ir^;e (ir.iiiar.i
ilev iute, but cuni
tioi; to 'he di'jieii!
(;vei ruliag I’rovidcnce.
He V. as chosen Sheri if of ?vleck!enbiir_
county in ilie yr-r atid was conlin- suretlly be j;ianted. *• The wife iursaken
U'-tl in liiut (di'ice unul i!ie year \:j !. He and grievcrt in S])irit,” is o!)j(.-(.! (d'-)e-
was i:exi ) ear ele' ted Senator to repre- culiar rare to Omnijiou iite ; anrl her
ol them took bhelti-r in a eabin v.'ith a | ‘'"'ni'y‘d' .Mei. !dciii>iir,; in ihe j si.^lis and tt'urs .',l:all not lie ii;.no: iv.ed.
(daphoaid door, and lje;;aii llriiif;-l!iroua,h j ' as .'.n nialiy re-j Cn thia imp(;r;unt‘oubjecl, all I shall say
the era(dvs. Kno\ o'-dered lus uieii to !
h'ad, and lusli tiji an.l take tlie r.ddii :\l'H
wlien tliey pd r.vuly they set tdf at a' " ‘
h;'isk run, ( apt. !v'!o.\ and hait'tin com
jfaiiy to the Iront d.itir, ;ind Lieut. Cla-
ham with ll.e oliyr halt’ to ro'uid to | 'i., ilie miht irv d-partnunt, rot long
, Lho (jt her do,.;-. Wiu'ii k'nox eaiii''v. it h-' ;,f-ci- the rev o! nti(ii!,o’v wai, he v as
I III ■ ’ sleps o{ ihc! (i.ior, lu" mendod lus |'(,'iiitcd iVlaior d the iir ,! re:'!iiii nt oj
par.' ;;nd ran with alt his tureo wy Ih In.' ' Mv ( 1.h niiui and a! ar.ls ros*' t hr*j’
I h !1 '-hoiddei' a;r;ii!ist it. ;!iid hoiti^Va .stmii ihe dill'-'i ent ;;radi^ (d'ol’io'; lu that id' .M'a-
, a.tlih-t.e ii'aii, hr.dve throii'/li it iKi.j t!i" ,i"i‘(iein-r.d ol i.ie I'h divi-don of N'orth-
j middlr (d llie hoiiso ; h:it tlie encn;^‘^bouL
Mieeoiiiiii;; app’idled, had I’oil out a^ to.',’
I (dher door, vv hieli, whou (lrahai,rs o ir-1
! t V ffiseovo
r.duii •, - , ■■ ■■ .>l>'^“'.r(
, . >' 'I-hoi ’i;e .V!|.U! ior .1v. !i;cho-
- ' ■ ■-
ii'e, he heiil until h!>t.
i-onsefpietjro of ueidiiai,
ar.
dih,' he r
!!ed, 1
vv hieli, w
al. as t!;-
heeoiiiiii'j; app’a'led, had I’oil out a^ , : fn \ ears paM.
It ! ..ilw v .I,,..,' M 1.1,.!> ’ (;i-;diai,rs I. ir- i puhli-' ‘da'ion
pa'Sf'd roiuid the
I V'. !ueh he lidv
a'ld soinc (d' them id'
Jii.t'
iS' •• ai
I’onduet
witii t!i
lieu. 'I his V
tn;rforn'.',i hv
lull!!
I', tofd Hooih to C
IS iii(,‘ ilr.st m.lilary tom-'
•iiv ol the JMi'ckh uhuiL;'I
iiiilili.t 111 ti.f I I'V o!ul lonarv war.
Th.e li'"t \ ( II'. ill the suininer and
.Mituniriol J77d, ( n:i r'_e (Iraham served
in the cani]')ai;:;n at^drist th-- ( herokc'e
Iiiuiaiis. tiuih i’ ('(/iiimaiiti ^■.i (Iin. |?u-
therford. ^N'hen in tho n::t!o , w is
o!i(- ol’ a I ar'v sfd.'r"ed to [I’lr-ia; Scull
I lio’i'e. ^i;,i'.T toeiii a
j of l(.> or *(» |;ace'.
; oral id ihfiii. ,\ n
lotiixht in i his
Kh'tiiiur:.'', ai.xl
.'p'. 1 tavid 1
uid 7 olln ts \'
.re
at;
w!,o
! Ml (d
,nd ili' ks tv.(j Utiliili trad
at tho diM.
■h(d down
I’ll-
ih'd : thou;
loriau^ U'lve alii
of S,io!i|.( I
"'anee tint a Ci'.n
eon; inander.
(ii;ol :M‘ (i 1 .ih.'i
part of a dri leh
MMMia-i-'d Cm!
it r- aali’ulted ii',- di i harged his
(liilifs \'.'ith fi(!'Illy : nd :hr undinnnislii (.1
cotdideiue (d'hi. f.'llovvciiii-i'ii., nniil bv
u.,inrdy o. Ihe men uiseaso and a-e I.e m .is nden d iin'ap;-
, arlion >verr f rom | I,;.,-d'm rv in; ; hrm ln„ ; v,:;uh is ihe
th. y s'lilei-. d Ihr , !)(>sl evidi'iic--of the hi,;'ii opin;.,r\ miei -
dt'i'd ,(d Su-i/l (■r^ld^ laiiii’d ol' hi'. in’i- ,r/\ and p.driolism,
killed ai.il 1 ■» woiui-^ and oi tlie greul es. i rm in v. liii h hewa^
Is, 11 1 ( irciiiiistaiici
good fcen .e be voiTr direc lion. Hut, as
y o u V idii e \ o u r jie ace, a j \ (>ii hope i f,» win
in ; your hiisi). nd back again, avoid ,.n an-
e-I ii'i'v utd)ate. (.M.-ntle and v. i^e remon-
jsirance m..y tnoM j)i'o!)aldy tual.e him aii
i you wish. L'phrjid him. and ni.ike his
I hoiiic uaconifoi table and a hundred to
i on’ he i.s lijsi. to yoi; fori'\er.
j *-!f hudMiid aild v.iui I.,-,.;, uithin their
I protu-r department, if thry c.MiHne tl.em-
j selves lo the-sphere allo-.e.li.) eai h hv
IVovideiice and nature, ihv;e need !>e ni)
(lisputes about j)ouer at.d supericji ii v,
.and tisere will be noiie. Tiiev have no
• po,si:e,no Sf'parate inten m.,. and there-
iii“e I
lore the; e
llamsay aud the olhi'r his- ^ held.
1: I ill' er.’dit to tli ' loih'i la ,
I r-
'Mia, ! 1 oiii I r,; e'l;ii ■
■'.nei al li ^ in tlial s'at j v\ a'
i pOMtlrjil (d'
j Let me
j lion, gnitli
j —N\’hene\.
iiH's, takes
[ hiishatu!, r
: I'our i]n* v r
lid for
op
'III'
a I,
enr!i!ii
n 1 of
/p> In 'h'.irt f.J
! 1, ” says I );■. Hui hanan in
Ii'iend. •• ih;.' I v. rile iM ,
oi'a rd'.y moiiiita.in ealird (.',
■,V Iiose iajeh’. liea I sei-ta-; i',\ ,'i
ha'-i'. 1 hr ',:; d', w ;rK.h ht.ild li
dalvUS' J.. ,U; iMini..-;
)C C
i eii
or to a
.eioiin,
.e p"n..''i-
t lien
Mrril
ati be no iust er(
r-euluet.”''
n'leat your ’lartii ul.ir a.tten-
lady, to the loo'ohik ad v ii e.
r any olile oi ,:’oi d or eohl-
ji.at';; lii'Uvccn vivaand your
':;ie!ii'.'(.-r ' hat run, iuji is
u.ii:' thati ati.l iii'i'ti'('hS'-
idl on have etidra.'oiir-
to cijtain a lecoii iliati-.,,,. 'i'ril him
U'.'dlllion you l..i\e I'ornicd ; and
'■‘1 may gooddiumoi'ediy add, thal
V' ( Jid Hot fn.d \ oil so \ erv
l.c
'■■•g. bi'.t leady w.iu should dread
• lie; thiong'li
let r.i" rnlr
you;
at V
i.'.'lerminati'.’n.
'U to adopt thi''
IM'ALLir.ILnv.
Extract from Dr. C lialincr’s sermon on “*}.«■
iJoclriiii.' of ('hriit'..ui (.,'harity ajiplicd to
ease of religious Diircrenceb. ”
“ li 15 sai I ol I’ajiists that they ascribe
an infallibility to ihi.- I’ope,-so that if he
were to say one.thing and the Bible ano
ther, his authority would carry it ove.-
the authority of Ciod. And, think you.
my bretheren, that there is no such P,
pery among you } Is there no taking oi
your religion upon trust from anoihi;.'-,
v¥hon you should draw it fresh and unsul
lied from the fountain-head of inspiva-
lion r You all have, or you ought to
have, I’ibles ; and h.ovv often is it reptji-
ed there, Hearken diligently unto me;''
Now, do you obey t,'iis requirement. b»
making the reading of your Bibles a di:-
tinctand earnest execise r Do you evi:-
dare to bring your favorite miiiister;.'
the tribunal of the word, or vi ould yu.
tremble at the presumi)tion of such „i.
attempt, so that the hearing of the wo:tl
carries a greater authority, over you.-
mind than the reading of the v.-oi J ■'
Now tliis v.'aut of daring, this tren'.b;’.i;;
at the very idea of a dissent from voi;.-
minister, this itulolent acquiescenrc i'l
his docttdne, is just calling another tr..'.
iiuister ; it is the authori'V' of r;.,.’.
over the authority of Ciod : ii i,; li.i' e"-
ing yourself into a prostrate attituii-
the footstoo! of huniam infallibility:..
is not just kissing' llie toe, of revereti',.,
but it is the proi'outid degradation oft!,,
mind and of all its faculiies : a;ul vviilioii:
tlie name of I’ojiery,—that n„me v.liic;
liglils uj) so leady an aiitipathy in yo.:
liosonis, your sou! may be infected wi;:i
the su!)stantial poison, and your co:;-
science be weiglied down !iy the ojjpi'Ct-
sive shackles of I’o'iery. And all thi^ i:;
the nooii-day ell'ulgence of a Piotes'arr.
country, wli('re tlu- ])i:)!e,in your mothc,"
longue, circulates among all your iatui
lies, — where it may be met with on u.'-
most every sludf, and is ever solicitin’
you to look to ihe, wisdom lhat ia etiscrd.-
ed upon its pages.
We ti-'em'de to read (jf the fulmitia’.io":'
thal have isst;ed in (jtlier days fruai ;i
e.oncluve of cardiu.ds. Have we no cc::
•dave*,, and no f.diiiinatiuns, and no
ders of iiKpiisiiifMi, in our country.- 1*
there iKj pi id'es'.ing- brothi’i h jod, crr.'i
profe .sitig sisier-hoi, i, to ilaal tlK-ircC!.
stJidotis invei. lives arijtind thci;'i, U])0iit!i^
tviemhet s (d an e\e,ommunicated worl;i.
1 here is such a thing as a relii'ioiis pu
lie. is a liule I’ock,”on tlienii'.*
liant!. and a ‘‘woriti l\ii;g in wicl.edaci-.
on the other. I’lUt iiave u care, y-
thiid. y(Miiselves (d’the fivoied f> 'V, I.o'-’
you I'.ever transgress the mildn-^^-
charity ;jid uiujstentatious virlut s oi di
);ospi'!, ksl yot; hoid out a disturte,! j-
ture ol clii is’.ianily in yo'ur neigl.’/a:
and impose that as n ligion on ihc
of
till* crediilous, which stand.', al as vvie.
a dista’iee ;'i ont tlie reli.';ion fd' tht. N'-'
1 est.uTii-'it, asdot'ie sci viees o! an*'
l>loreil supersiitii,;., ( [• tlie iminimcrir;. >
an r.Dliipiated ritual.”