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ADVKirriSi-'.MKNTS,
N' t -jccred.ni 1. lint, wi'l be nca'dv inserted three tunes
tor i in- ij'ill n; and i(,n'v-,'m- rents tor each siuc.eedini;
publication: those o.V.vater lev.Rth in the same prfipoi
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.M' U'Vers an'l r-'ininnn' t-. the editor, on. business.
re 1 '" t 11 1 ! n usi '.c ! os r-FAlD. or thev w:ll n 1 j
he t.':lcn 'rn'- th-p.
j vh' h v; feel w hen ;i! .nii'ni. d add forlorn, from tint j iUf, r.,at, as a wiim ss, I found that by that tune they lud a r;reat respect for the virtue? and talents (' 'he
iicv hand with which in'-foriune presses on us when j tnrd fvo huidred and fjftv cases, when Jud"e good bishop. ().,eda M . B. P. T. called uumthc
U rsey and the I .wvers had to 40 oil to the conn of bishop, And told hni the reports that were emulating
appeals; -o the court was obliged to be adjourned, over the tawn. The bishop heard the whole c ory
1'mI I had to piy my witness somewhere between very quietly,
iimtj ai d toriv dollars Mr. Gibson Can tell audi. 'Vei y well," said he.
.was very politelv told !y Mr. C.ibson, that I must' "But," asked Mr."', "ar? y-oj imt going to bri'ig
iome again next S ptemher. 3 in September I j him to account ?"
rvye again, viin ii old fiu-nd Benson. My ct-1 "How can I bring him to de account ?'' asked 'he
va now on a more respectable faotirst;; it had grow n bishop, with one of his rn !), benignant Miiiies, that us
"M r, and lUond N). l 2(.X) on the docket. The court led to irradiate his whole face.
I f pt v. rv l.imlv at work all that fall, and at the end ' "By prireutiui; hi n f i a libel."
tf she month of J muary, ihcy adjourned at the re- j 'Prosecute lot do libel ! I cannot do da1 ml the
tiol of 'dr. (jitison, who to'd them hat the int r-. bi'.op, "for 1 did cne out of de house of ill fame oil
TIIU PATRIOT
' J !pa--i a, we are rescued in some me-i-ure hy tfmse
IV ILLIAM SW MM, ' wri'.m ttiat stii! bear the hrenthjiit; impreton of io-
At twn dollnrs per ktinnin, itr adva'u-e; "t three dH iri wiU hie rlwo'its nl virtuous aif jctiails. Such Writings
So r Sro-eil aPer thf expir i'iou of thre nrmt'i';. -draw f n i t-ars in everv situation d lite; they rai-e
suS-rriSer will he feceiv-,1 f,r a shoi-u-r peri tl than (iic mind to t neril mudi!ation, which divert our ;t
twclvi' m'nt!is H'-.d order to:-1 .e taprr inu-t ilw iys In- icntun from p rsonal fuilleriu ; liiev create a soci
HCt o'upani' (I with tl.e rash. I 1y for u, tnl a commu'iioti both w it t dead and hv-
A tailnve 1.) eider .1 disc"i'tinnanre within the year, will he uv, anl'iors and with '.ill th sevvho fouciiP in admi-
riou'he works which we inprove. In tl)- desolation
of eil aund-t l!ie -loom of dune."!, H '''e
pi ' irb of di'icr and of d jath, a particular pa-ae
of .mi nlfi i tta author my have oftei. reanimated a
pi Irate iioul ; even I, who read, who now touch
that ji.ip, nie'ht' k-i I discover on t the traek 'f
toarV-;aitfi l 11 t!u'.'''K ir- fin i:ar t n.ouM', I enier
iutrrtrktnd of iu"rcur-e and fei!uvho with thoe
whoP cruel (! ittny I so deeply deplore. Am:d .the
calm of ease, the rtiushme of h ippme-, life is 10 f 1
v Itbor, butin tliPe,' ouiuess. t nusfurtune, it is
dilfieult' tr conceive h'v HlfO'iv ct rtiaii r-.flecvtoi.s
V-ui u lime Ivtweei. that aod M .ii h, wa ii,v'ipe,.- ! d" lhur-dy niorninu' at '2 o'clock . 1
4ibl n-'Cesmry to hiui to make u.1 lu- dockets furl V u did !" said Mr. in i-.irpricO. ..'
tju-bejet term. Thw tniio ihev tf-.t -ihroiuh three! "I did tiiuwl," fai.l the bi.-hou; "I was in my
tundred Cases, atid Mr. (iibsnn aain tfrty politely study at 12o'clok at night. A knock cumn lode
MMfT p . my wnnes.-es, v' call .it.an. .. Marti), j door : a poor woman stepped op '..r (io'lV s.ike
If. Mrr. b I8M. it was just the -a an- ilum;, "iily that father, come and see a poor girl dying: he sent me
T i-.r v.. S er-ules, -,ood ai No. 750. Well I be- , foi nm, he ssvs she will not die till she oees de 01-I1-
4 m to think ibis no joc. ti .d knows what had be
: my coat it was now more thin two year?
'..'i 'V the nilornfil i"ir. wi f almost trut .
h-rt'i-r wi- "H'riti v brt'ttr inrth nothtnif nm.'
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Ertrart frmn Mtr'ante lie $l:icf.
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AS IT is CONNKCTKI) WITH HAPPINLSS.
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Uk MHi4 i-tn ia j. 1 m 1: n 1 -f-- ' m- ?-".. HM-- O" Ifiy l atl te - f l twi"T;r, "-fTiy pr'
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mark their history or o'tr n:uar) i.r.pres-1 .0-. w. . . WM r j.ned. and would not aiiow me U -give yi
op.' "Poor tii g," said I, will go and u e her if it e.
m last. J dm are you asleep? John i my servant,
a stout Irishman. John walked up, John, do tmi
t ike a ba-ket,put a bottle of wine into it, come alone.
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r. ijwvnii a.iiu will) anomer iee. iu r umsi sec uc y.unw ung uai is oviug. 1 wt'ni, t
idmitii-tered to her, i comforted her ni'i. li. She h id
I pu-hed
'i ( )i. 1 see I wis not daiicvd. Two hundred ca-
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re got rid of t.'utt l-rm, and, to nuke the ibun a young, virtuon. girl, of good education; but
Much 't)22, 'hat my case J had been s educed. S.'ie could not survive h r
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Tiio.n..- K-.1, the afio'u jur-ice.
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and so you
..fi ai.Ii.- In :issiiaiod !V th'' n.'.' T ol Wee'.UUg ' ViT
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our destiny, and of taking tint intei '-t 11 w'.at con
cerm ourelveo, i as to divide us in so sail n.:i
two senar tc beings, the one of whom coi.Miu.'-ser it -llie
other. Bat thiJ resource, in mi-lortun-. ca:. "i,
ly be enj Vi'd bv .1 virtuous m m. When a lversi'v
a-sad- fie vicious aid 'he prof! n'e they ha v. nor: -
Kv. r id' of hapyines- his been almost loU ' treat I ft them ih ti.-ir own icfi cttons
,. of onvKt he very tloris that seem -d at first their cn. 111:1 il habits co-isiun their
lo h.v h....f ".ade for it iltain-ne.n': a-.d a sordid ness and aridity, mid u..'il a
Pti.h.., .s i denriving e ich individual of the sup- ; tabbhei th-m iu a m.u-.l disp eiimu.
mri ;1n I r .-oeniion of oi-r-, ha considerably di- mul by poignant and excrte 1 tte o'lk e.s- .,: Frank liad ielt no ttbets behmd bim.'and died idy I -hou!d like lo know how he navy me at to
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tnini- d 'hat portion of public happiness which the ot -ucn minus can ne -r auun- v .1 1 ,,,-,,y m-olvi nt ;uid good tor noMimg, w hicn was ; o t uhk . varevas lie 10 ste me ai aat Hour :
.'.iiiion f the s-rial. ord-r had o fiirly iro-n-, solalion. ! he. mJoitimate m .0, w . u 1.0 1. m-,- , ., v, ry- , ,r,j I u .s r' l to say any thing :;- vas tie : dat 6 all
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k. -I. I 'bat his unfortunate client hid. a J de morning. Join an I den bft de houvi ;
: .i,'o 1 suddenly of an apoph X- Nee 1 can't pio-ecute for de libel."
M- K ' c liied. I think, surgtsting death. ! 'Ofi,1 iaid the gentleman, "that very rruch alters
1.1.1 ... Krink w .is buried in my coat. So (he case."
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1 wail iiomi itie next term lor a new par-i ji i an, saiu tne nisnop. "11 mv cn oacier
Mi. K !l stated, moreover, that 1 cannot j.rotect i lie against sbnder, it is worth 1.0! b tig.
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j-ed . o vain might bear's of sens!'. ility emleavmr (o : naut ini-n'pnve.nt i!io,is,ui,I asper -ions o ,.r,nti ce
dilT-se around them thnr epanivp benevolence; tn- bimny, finds himseU' siiddrnly r.mher: ot bv- r puU
9111 .l ountahle obstacles would obstruct and frustrate Hon, and exposed to g.-m ral cc-nr and eoi tj mpt,
.k. i.nr.,hr.iVc- ilwv'-wniiirl ho r.inrt-d . would like wise fink into the lt!):ilOil Ol ; .11 real gull-
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I ont the bH, let
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ty, were lie not able to (Jeive some comfori and en
i ourage-jjient frMn ifctjewfifiijcb mihi ena
bie him to beludd li n elf ni hif true color.s-o con-
rtilt: in those wh .res.-mtile Ivnnnd harbor the cm).
? world mere ex;si
gyni by public 6pinion, which is read enough to
frtHiffi thosu who would (sir .fb vi,i.ftOin that
pber of dflnve, which every one st ems anxiou
o,'t-rlire''r'an "invmltiHIe btm.. A mau wHst,
.rr.. V. Ki.x&'f ..b.nu- -ninn rrinrn. i v 1 ICtllKK 'oat ,11 nme ( l?ritefS '-OlCT
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iflecli n ts no bere lo be found, and sinct it is i persons wu w.ui I y . ezi- wu.i no.. ... ....u,.....-
ttll, and atlei Iioi.a e y weep wmn nun. comu ok nui
su eiiit his ca?e to their cnti idcr ation and coaipas.-
sion.
en forbidden lo assuage sorrow or alleviate distress,
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must (X'l tor iv-rixeii aione, m on.erio nrcfii-
f i Jiin i.nagoiation the mod-I of" fieri thing lhat is
Wime Or bextiiilu'; r to keep ahve the a red lire
iiuiA nthi.ias n. niid reJiiu the itru.ut: jjf i'jrlJiej!lL'rs
;, ai inbplr a-b' o ..'f m '! tation i-be al.triys a,-hcc
bcarf, nd stth no she tMs't.e. n portrayed bv tnoe
exalted mti'dii' have been llic ouiauioit. of evtry
I'ubhc opinion now took a new directum, and the
was i -I mdi rcr was driven from all respectable socie 'v. If
Kell llOu!d WlZ'" i
H vis a-seis in my iiiii.i-. as r taiiK s esine
vherefore a matter of moonshine, that very worthy . good bishop Lbeverus had still resided in Ho-ion,
chael Hedtnger, was I ti Charlestown convent would never have been
ofd n'rvant of the court, Mr. .Michael
(wit in Frank' shoea, as hi .Jdminiiitrdlor, on the
d-tuckefand-with great conr4eiy 4 itf .plwhe'r 1 822,4
cjnfeien jnitgmeni hi mv lavor. ieu uoi utt
4g a vvrfr rny-right that Frank hud b this property i
Aber ?hi I asliel what I was to do, Jind my. frieiid
7w untold me thH'rat w9 made into brown pa
per bv this timp and .that my only course was to sij.
Tom Straw. AWli, sliJaid I, Mr. Gwynu, any
thing vou please in we Li penny in lor a pouna.
burnt lo the ground.
,Trnr?ivith boohs, and firin'cifilrs vritt times, - -M
nnrrsioith 'min's, humours turn v?a' clinwa.
"Mow preciou-, therefore, are tnese eyer mnn j j . off M n?enjfay fevin suit, which
, which ifpl to us trejJace w.1"itIf n.aUdl think Om.iakio3 Jt ali tor
stc-m, r..utry! In M age like the present, : L abot tisXyw fcfetty dblla'rs- and. i
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WIK'll SUCH dH.Ulliilli.lCil Laiduiiut-a i.i.v .. .k.v , ,,,. ir fi, noa..rc tol .7flll.ll into il
''What trm of clnricter would mankind asftime,
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if thev "ere i.ev. r to ,.. ,r u,e , u, .ge o. uu , jn i(.ir mi.erib,
grntrn wnlim. t.'s;-if tn arts ot . m numbly were , wotIJ an Jlfjn,ill,l
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Cixldcmnefl to IIV" among mn; i l;"i-'-, m .iiii-iis- ,
eed reaon was to he waging an im ff't 'il sroggle i
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human rate, ho v desirable is it thai luere ouia ex- - ftt ,w. -Accordintdv. in Mrch term.
ist h writer, who, with a tb; turned to pucIi pursuits , ' f . . ( WQrd j(i cftHc.i-r of a
woil d select mid treasure up all hos.. eflort- ex-erted . .,hemrls vs. Thomas Slraw.
.... c niao.uii, vi'i"'u
i by reaso.i, Ihat have contr.buU l to sotace trie iimor-, advanced with great vigor, con.ider.iK;
The voyager, whom a
cuvti! Su h a work at
source ot tears.
tor it has c.i-i on an uti-
Bgiiti't the sophistries ol vn e; ai;d ii tl e tender sin
lici'nies ot pi'ywi re in ss.mtlv xk -' d to the
gcrns and u( kernjs of uiifeiiug frivob;? Ii the
tnd, perhan-, we wou'd ainve ..! llie tmal t i .( lion
jven ol sf-lf-cwu, M in im-!- him-elf n? c. '.Hated
to rt 'v on the opinion of fits t.-llo-.v-jn m: he dreads
b st li'is elf-love should be t i';eii i. r his conceit nc :
peopled shore, engraves upon the surrounding rocks
the ulillieills he has discovered and points out to iho-e
wiiu niiy in! involved in a -miliar late, the resources
winch he rtn:doved a gainst dinger and dea h. We,
wboin the ch ii. "i oi
that it is a contested case,ui which biraw whoHt 1
don't think much of in put in a great many ideas,
and has. also brought a cross acMoo against me for the
amount of the bet, in the name of the administrator.
The-e two cases stand like twins upon the docket,
and we expect to have them both tried at "he same
ti i.e. Mr (Jibson tells me now, that 1 miv confi
dently calculate upon terminating the conirov. r-)
about the coat, some time III the pre-ent year, pro-
i s i.ot!
Ill ilsi i'
lug around j
: Hnd Mich !
urn ii
It aceu!S h mself el . , if in
him that b- in any rrsemi. at -ce
is the imbecility f 'm i "i
.i. ..r. i.non society . tii -.a ;. wo.i I I. m some -ii-a
Uiv. repent r f - i-ood ( iaiii!ie-, as o o v.iiin.lai
dt led if general lomon (oin iuvd in i.-iirtiig;
them- hip in lb' se mo.oehts oi ih-ij u-tude, h has
recourse to liiHif-ok-, and il e hoi, I u, to him the
mmsfKHre nioiimioi.Js ,," iio.t rtjined and noble
fonlin.enti i.haf . have Hed t: v ery Age. If liberty
be, (bar to l.-n if th' n. me of upuhlic, so power
ful ovet ibe fedi-'ig of proud unbending .minds, asso
cia'es in I'is eft i tioii.s w ith he image of all the virtues-,
soiti. 4 PlutarcJi's L ves; a .ieiter from DrutUs
to Ctc r' ; few'senleiH i s d CatO, in the language ol J
Ail b-on: mih-c of tln-er-ff ctious with whi. h -hat j
hatred of tyranv inspired Tat ttus or, those eeuli-
tneiits, real or supposed, which historian arid' poets !
put into the nmn'bs of their heroes, are sufficient to
raise anew tliesoul atter it has stnunK and Bickcneu
An exalted
ij'pronation, il ic lings
his soul in union with tin se noble stmlirnctit, arid
with those lofty viitues hicli i-oagination selects
and embodies when she aspires to. delineate a mod. I
for the imitation of everv age. ll w abmidant aie
the consolations which we.mnve ir.un willing ot a
certain . a-t! If 'he great men of eiil antupiity
were exposed, 'hiring their hve, to the slults ot ca
Itrnny, their only retreat and asyluui lav whm.i their
own bresN; buf in our da s, we may Inveitaoorse
to the Pbae I of S crab, to ih a.innatiog m.isiiT-
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i.tl loil.ience a II 5"-' '-'I ar: .inn . ii.un i uiv.
tins mortal life htve reserved
lor a period of Ilev .iutioi., should aU make it our
hosiuess to transmit to lu'me generatioos ill loll- . . !mneal. If the-e should
mate knowledge of thaso secrets of the soul, of those , w(mJ u,r1( tijU(. ,0
ua.Ap.eie,, ,om-,m,..ous i' ' ' ' , sa v (or the next len years
upl'Ji il " s.nooiii our way i.nouu uic ,r.t
For ?0'a SSSB0K9UGH Virxtor.
- AN' ADDRESS.
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' o.iths of li
line suit, and bus liouri-rieu u.iuera gieai min juog
es. Under Doisey, and Bland, and rl insoi , and
1 -I . , 1... a-i... i.tf.k (lka Illf.tf'S 111 .111. I. a'
vM 111 t) STOrtV ' .MC.ier, anu n, . -r.-
'7 il i ' . to' Kcll, who, beiiiK well acquainted with the case be
(lav - ol Judge I) )' -I think 111 1.B; . ,4i ,ilu, .b.ll he tbusbed this vear.
llJM j II tit, (I I HMUV U lilv . s....-. -- J W
.at the aspect of ccpteo por irv even's. Ar
character is icstored lo svit-approbation, II
lie raoe-i, iiii'i hi Mfi.ni. ...ii a- . - -
ue. of a coat, that he won id tike the one winch
wore from my back, by the he 'v of th'mw., and
piece
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;-pnre of j..!ver-ity. 'J'iie philosopher- ol ever) j ((.
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It Was th
(he riock-t wit' show- I first got acquainted!
with lint mad-can, Frank Taylor, lie was a mer-1
ry, broken down g odnmau, who wore a black silk j
Handkerchief- round bi neck atu! had a smaileni
of law, vlnch onet.nes made hi at very eloquent.
Onc diy- Fr.ink, in his u?nal way, fell to abling the
ctimts, and judges, and the l-;isialire, and the whole
pa. k of them, P.-UCh st that I was q nte shock
ed to hear hi.r, the more 1 rebuked liiui. Hu more
he railed, -and at lasi tie oih ia 1 me a bet, ol Up- vil-
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sho .Id never . have any tbnig to do with it again as
long as I lived. Well, 1 didn't think much aoout
t.a.,r.X4A
him up, apd we parted. I he next day r ranK gjws;
lo old Mr. Gibson, and Rets out a replevin lor my
coat, and comes along with the sherill', and takes it
( ir n.v back, and .immediately put it on his own,
and lo k d a good deal better lor t'm; change. I go
(., Mr. (Jio-ou's vilicc, to ennmic how this wa-; and
mere I li id myself veiy decently dock-led on a h.-t
of suit k, for Mair.li term. 1S13--Fiink I'aylor vs.
S-.fioo S .'.Tsid..--. No. I7D0 lad there was a bond
n. n'by Fnnk and one Mr. Tom S raw, to restore
my coat if Frank cuid mil show a title tn it upon a
in. I i.. il.ee.mrt h-.u-e. I i-ki d Ml. (il "Son when
s-ith d lor I ud it
in soite of the
ll any man doubt Ibis history of my case, let him
i;o and ask Mr. dibjon.
SIMON SOUERS1DES.
January, "1 8:28.
BrS;K)P CI1EVEUCS.
-Armed
To Miff. r with quietness of spirit. Shakcsfirarc .
doptiun or rejection of the new constitution,.
Fellow citiz nisi The present is one of the noijt
interesting periods in the history of our beloved staW
me onr-tndepeitdwice as:-a mrrmhrof-" tire pr neral
confederacy has been acknowledged. And although,
-nice that tune, we have been caded upan to draw
tht sword in defence of those liberties for wbicb our
fathers fought, bled and rlied, yet, in the history of our
own sbre, tht re has not occurred, since the days of
the revolution, a pe riod of more intense and l.hril
iit.g interest than the present.
Already a deadly thrust ha been made at the vi
tals of our liberty; and oon you will be called up n
lo say whether or not the wound rhall prove fatal!
You ate in possession ot the power to restore to
healthful pla) the disordered f Dictions of the princw
p es, .f our state government. It is f r us to say
whether or not that ancient monuir. ii! . f republn an
principles ( or -wu hippy t t ) 'hall "eihefirst tu
bow at the shrine of catholic idolatry, and cat at
the feet of the so! righteous Fope that sacicd pledge
ot nneiay won n rue lortunes ami live ot our n
cestors! Sirs, their very blood w ill try out lo vou
from the earth, if you, by ratifying the tti'eia ion
made in the .Igud article id out constitntjoo by the
late cenvention, permit men to par'icipate in the ad
ministratiod of the affairs 'of our slate government,
wnose views are purely tyr itinicai. V a such, oia
metiically opposed to the liberal and ri pub!t. n prin
ciples on which our free and happy government is
lOkiuucu,. and w ho, oy ttieir article- t agreement.
jc'clare themselves under no oMi.iion to ko p f..ith
Bi-hop Cheverus, formerly catholick bishop of Bos- here;iCi; that is, persons. opposed to CHtholicism
t. n, now of M oiitaubau, in the somh of hr o.ee, (if ;ur i.ttaimy.
cotinlry exhort and encour.ge u-;.ind the p. r-uasiv
1iK'inee of mor,litv drawn bO'n an intnna;e uuowt
f i of the human bear', ms t-.- he addrt SBt'd lii
lividually to all rho-e w!i..in it consoles.
"How useful, t o'-." cong-ni il is it to human i.nfure,
matter was hkei) to i-u
to "at.arh-an hih importaiift lo the u.ll unce oi Uea-J
son iwi l,tt"rat'ire ! .. The type an t lo'rm of wh .t is
virtnousTnid Jii-(, '' " !oi'g r tie destroy d. i he
man wham nature detm for v.i 'ue, ait no long-i
....... A i- an l.-tiiiillv. f tia;. is ol i,di:iite cause
' ... 4 . - I
like th:- looks of it md he ,t ld me veiy p.uii. ty
lli.t it wou d be' fof trial in Slin h 1319. Fiank
w-is alwa ade.-per.ie h.tid fellow on a coat, and 1
began t run over m mv minu, wna a p.cujr
mg concern tms coat
. t i il I.
t mi;-c vv-iuKi i in mucii
. i r . t a. "
IRI9. Howtver, I waited patiently ior uie umc.
and 'as the court was opened, there was i, in person,
..ud Mr, C.w.vnii, m atlonu v, ..to make a d .ah for
my coat. There werry eioteen hundred cas.
an the docket to be -tried dtat eim; and mine n
r 11 . ...r. hi.. 1 nrriiik.ktad t.l V 4 . il . 1 I rt t 1 II I
q.v .i n t. i mi) e , . . , .... . '..,.. h,!of ichn.m th" "nr, of several L'entlemen, protiiel-ant". who . et
r rom uiai a.nu sauue-s uu auuo, w mi ivi.. i'u"u"i MV- - , ,
Ux .) was highly esteemed by all thev protestant of
thai i roic.d;. -at city, for his learning, his talent, his
JtTeraTiryTKiT
t(T. I li- congreganoi. cnnsrstTd principally of the
uneducated Irish, but his courage, firmness, and great
ttct in pi serving their morals, and giving useful in
formation, w-. re wouderhiby successful.
On one occasion, the Iriifi in Boston exhibited a
riotous disposition, and were fast getting into a Don
i, brume row. The bi-hop heard of it : threw him
sell into ihe midst of the rioters "Vat is dis you are
. doing!" said he, for he spoke in a kind of br -ken
Fngli-h, being a Frenchman t birth "vat is jou a
doing ! bete is my bosom," said he, tearing open v
vest "put do dagger into it, and let me die now ,
don't kbl me bv your bjd conduct, doii'l let me biu-h
for it before I die." They immediately returned to
peace and order.
On another occasion, one of his own parishioners,
nd a countrj man loo, who got. offended-with him.
You will be acting in concert wdh the autocrat r.f
Austria, wh' haslongbten ayi'.g pun- far hei r-
'tW-w.0t.u.y(VMn
t;a(es for the introduction ol thousands of unpt n
cipled ca(holics,some ol whom will sooii be i.ioiiir,-,
then larewell to the proud standard ot liberty ! i.
fall vvill'be inevitable! aid beneath its rums will bo
t rushed the dc-cei.iiants trt fathers who..-only de-ire
was tha' we. positively -hould btxlree! And then t ..,
will all f atholic countries, gallant' a.ul i luv alnck,
Fiance excepted, rejoice at the doWpfail ul a. en
can bb(it)!! N
lint, say you, shall we rejict all the ametidTit nls
-imply because tln re is one of which we do int ap
pruvt? I ..nswer, most unquestionably, if a n.a.i
,'iestiii to me a cup conlaininir many pleasant and
il wliolsome ingie.die.d-, Willi tht except) Mi o harr
iv one which i ktu.vv to be d adly poi-onou-, al' I
drink the wlude, hi d thu- occasion instant (! aii ?
Would not such a course b- extremely unwise? Then
went about Boston, reporting "I saw bi-bop Lhever- sirs, we admit Uia' the an. eminent-10 our cmsti u-
iis come out of a' house of ill lame, at 2 o'clock, on yon ma de by our lale Cttnveiiiion an- good aid whol
Tn i's.lay morning last," some, with the txctption of lite one under co.i-
"Voudid'" sideration. Shall Vt: th ii "ratify1 the whd.e?
"'Y- I did" ' t drrr.k-the uraughi ? -No," sirs., but 'e Will crush
l,i flandcr circulated a few days. It came to.
s) mpathy and omd jlencc-
.he "moiiicr of haiU'-i-" u. embryo, h ht?r infan
cy, and will "to the polls! to,the polls!" and maintain
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