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UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND TUB LAWS TUB GUARDIANS OF OUtt LIBERTY.
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wastein at nooDtiay, are Irom to band,- Have nouruueJ an J brought up children, patriotism was never
V art, famine, decease ad death, are the, and they have rebelled against rue. The whose names D1 be
reus wiui wnicu ne cnaiu-cs uie irtiuty ox.ainowrui ms owner, ana Ui3 ass ma uoerty lias a nomc
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nations. . Ana ne claims to uiuisc-u this master a cn but Israel doth pot know, nr of them at
right. " Shad a trumpet be blown in the - my people do th not consider. And may velation, and
city, and the people eat be afraid! Khali i ice not fear! Other nation in their nrkle institutions.
there be evil in the city, and' the Lord; and fulness have forgotten God, and he Let the dwarfs who apo their patriot-
nam noi none n: ticar ye the roa. Has swept them away as with the besom ism, wuile tliev scoff at their reltjrion.
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2.- Covetousncss is another national sin My friends, the christian religion has
of which we are chargeable. The desire done every thin 5 for us, and when this
of gain has possessed our people. Every light goes out in this land, a dark cloud
tiling has been prostituted to this uuhal- will setdc on our prospects. Cherish this
lowed passion, and mammon lias been the light, disseminate these principles, and
God of our idolatry. There has been we are safe. Count that man an enemy fiscal agency, it miy be defined in a wort,
abroad a restless spirit of speculation, to your dearest rights and most precious as a lock-up chert, or a inier vault. It
unfriendly to every tiling rood, and de? hopes, however exalted his station and , is not the fjeI agent of a State, and bat
firucuve oi riuu piety. Ann now nave specious nis proiessious, wno would lay naming 01 ts cnaranrr, oui me ijtirm
wko ! & evpoii'tJ it,
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Can we reject this wholesome truth, with
out plunging into all the darkness and
horrors of atheism! In this time of pub
lic calamity, shall we forget the God m ho
rules in heaven! Can we, or dors we,
with the scoffing infidel, ak who is the
Almighty, and reject his reign!
10 the christian patriot this truth is
the fierce passions of men, the shakings
of nations, here is our hope. God, in wis
dom and power, reigns on high. What
though the heathen rage, and the people
imagine a vain thing, mere is a power
which restrains their malice and ecrbs
tliiyr fury. Let men feebly attempt to
break his chords asunder, He that eittcth
in the heavens sh:dl have them in dorUion,
and vex them in bis sore displeasure.
It is likewise a most solemn thought
full of consolation. AmiJl die ragings off our hopes been blasted! What distress his ruthless hand on the Dible.
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TJiat event which has clothed a nation
ja mourning, seems properly to require
coiae notice from those who are appoint
ed to minister at the altar, and whoso ap
propriate business it is to warn, to rebuke,
n admonish. You understand to w hat
melancholy event I a!lo&. Death has
cmie a.no!g s, and has selected as his
victim jh most shining mark. His ar
row has sped, and William Henry Harri
son, the man whom the people delight
vj to honor, the ChU'f of this migh
ty republic, the patriot fe whom friend
and foe paid bomagr, has fallen. The
high summit to which he aspired was
gained, tlw sceptre of empire was grasp
ed, the oatli of office registered, the plau
dits of the millions who hailed him as
their chief had scarcely died away in dis
tant echoes, when he is hurled from his
high station, to U13 home appointed for
all tha living. The sun whose rising was
hailed with such rapture, is suddenly dar
k?ned. , On the -f ;h of March he entered
on his office, and in the presence of thou
sands registered his oath; and on the 4th
day of A pril he was .a corpse. One brief
in mlh saw the splendid pagiant passing
before our eyes, and thru it vanished as a
dresm. The ruler of this great nation has
ginc to render up his account to God the
Judge, the Kuler of nations. To the de
c?a3id, honor is now a noisy breath;
wealth, and worldly greatness, or gilded
pageant, all, air has passed away as to
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mm lor ever, ana ne lies, uie u-nani 01 me uou, wno is uoiy, jusi, wise, am not casi
raid grave, awaiting that trump which -aside the reigns of universal empire. With
will summon kings and their subjects, the ! an outstretched arm he controls all events,
high and low, to a judgment seat. I At his bidding nations rise and fall; king
With die political character and opin(doms are shaken with wars, or desolated
ions of the deceased President, I have no-, with fuuias. Ily him kings reign, and
thing to do in this sacred place, and on rulers are set up, and at his call they pass
this solemn occasion. These, by a con- away. Let the wicked fear, for God is
currence of events, have become fa- holy. Let the nation that forgets God
miliar at household words,' and have . tremble, for he is a righteous sovereign,
been properly consigned to another and On this occasion hear ye Uie rod, and
aWcr hand. I would not say a word to: who hath appointed it. .Come, let us
stay the current of grief which flows from worship, ana bow down before the Lord,
every bosom, nor would T repress the ar-our Maker; as a "nation let us own him
dor of patriotism which beats high in ev- as King of kings, and Lord of lords,
cry heart. "No, I would rather call on Witlt penitence let us seek his throne.
the nation to mourn. I would say to the t Then may we hops that his chastisc
irree and nnUv politician, cc&te your meats will be taken away from us, and
f intentions for a season; a great and good our country blcsscd with peace and pros-
matt h a r.ilkn, and the nation is sura- penty; then it may be said 01 us, happy
moned to weeping and lamentation. Here is the people whose God Is the I.ord.
at leat, all party feelinsf imift be forgot- J This dispensation ought to be regarded
t !!, the bitterness of strife allayed, and all a 3 a rod of chastisement, eomint; from lis
will unite in twtifving' respect to hi me- hand w ho in" justice and equity govern? infected every family.
mory a re.pcet due to his exalted fta- the earth. Nations, as well as indivtdu-j And if these things are so, ought we
tion, and, 1 cheerfjlly add, due likewise als, are corrected for tlfir sins. The tvi- s not to awake? God is a righteous Sove
to his distinguished worth. jtiin and people thut forcet God will be reign, lot us -not imagine we are fafe.
The nation has suffered a loss; a mys- d alt with accordingly. Thus it has ever ; He can turn upon us the fruits of otir na
tcrious and overwhelming calamity hns b?cn. The history of ths world is fill cf' tionul sins. There may be raised -up
come upon it, and what improvement shall examples to warn and instruct us. Thus j again a scourge of God," who will de
we make! how shall we demean ojrselves llabylon and Kgypt and Tyre and Sitlon ; solate this fair land, and liberty, peace,
under the rod? Mv friends, we are a and Israel were" withered "tinder his re-' happiness, will be crushed beneath on
christian neonlc. Whatever the little bukes. An I in modern davs wc have had, iron despotism. IiCt us bear in mind that
'Mrs. Ilerrirk, is irpretrnwd a l.dv
f great mratkl and f-eraanal sad aecota
plohaifDU, and unJf itmg iit, She
ha rrre r laJ anv rl ildreu by ci-Les bus
band.
Let tae, Urn, remind you of a few pa-' rt iued ia cur borders. No frt in fa mar, that these sentuacnu sustained lain
fesw ''V1, " ".dy staled, !has desrjatcd or borders, and bo intes- in "his last mortal struggle, and threw
The kingdom is the Lord's, and lie ii tine discord tas swept over cur Laid. 'around bis deaA-bed a hallowed peace, a
lh governor among the nations. He , litre is enjoyed rational libeny; the op- glory which the proudea conqueror might
Lord mot high is a jgrcat King ovefaa pressed have found an asylum, and the covet; glory not of the eanh, but divine,
the earth. The Lord has prepared Lis' poor friendly home. Liberty of speech as imperishibl as eternity. May you
throne in the heavens, and bis kingdom 'and of conscience are our birJurijbt; and and I, my hearers, have this anchor on
ruleth over all. liy me princes rule, even ( under our own vino and fig tree we can which to rest ia a dying hoar, for this
all the nobles of the earth. He is the jut, and there is none to make us afraid. alone can support us.
bussed and only potentate, the King of Such ha been the goodness of God! It is too fashiona-'de with our public men
kings and the Lord of lords. . j towards as.. But where is our gratitude! to discard religion from their thourhu.
buch u the teaching of Holy Writ on- ALthe God who has blessed us is for- and to disown its claims. But this was jed fm it. e trust they
this subject. There is a POTtr above OS.' t ottenW this nations his name is nrofcn. not alvara the ras. Tha men who laid it is Vrt the law of Hit land.
ruling over. a.L He exalts ne, and de-jed, lus goodness despised, and his laws the foundations of our government and
presses another. He creates light, and .trampled under foot. The stron? Ian- sealed them with their blood, were men
ends distress. Tlie pesiik-nce that walk-.' guae of the prophet Iauh tn the peopb cf faith and of prayer. Look at the histo
eth in darknes?, and the destruction that . of Israel, is but too applicable to us. V I ry of our revolution.- These men, whose
qucsuoued, and
; THE SUBTRKASURY.
It ia tru, ibe pi'le hae f ien ibeir
tote againalii, and thiukihry !ac tcp
ill. Uiouf h
A jr-jared
goodness despised, and his laws the foundations of our government and pepls ate f..giirg, lb mnaicM ilry
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see ri-l ajirau. 1 ma ia iiie to f rpuni.ca
as well as in monarchies. ' Whn a kn-g
remntrs a grietanrr, bis tuljerta are as
exejHte in ibrir giatitue'e. ihry rr
vindiciitf in ilif if suffer-ngs. Tbey forgt
their troubles . We a.. f rg-tttn the
bad meaturcs that bmoelit on tke Sub
treasury, and bear bgbdy the etila tlat
have resulted, iu boj e of gel iig out nf
litem aon. "This i virtue; bo oar safety
rrquiifs, that we hnoldcberih-ur.dyinf
ha red to surh a foul citi iiacy agantt
frredi.ro, and urh a plan fr the deatrue
lion uf prntprritv.
Ta follmf a 1 Sui Trfury mt Jtpiiit tf
put.ie iitHty.
In this view, as opposed to a proper
venerated as long as
among men, were, ms-
least, firm believers in Re-
reverenced the Bible and its
in this particular, is based ou the principle
has come on the land! What perplexity 3. 1 cannot refrain from saying, in clos- j f a inier calculation get money, if
has seized the people! And what is the ing, that here is another most affecting ; you can, ad keep i. not use it. Ths
meaning of this The iniquity of our co- comment on the vanity of human glory, i money is hoarded, all that is in hand.
vetousness has come upon us, and we aro Tis at best but a mere bubble, a painted The trve eronnmy or a nation, in regard
withered. This is the sin, and God has toy. A man to-day is clothed with ho- .to hs financial eonerrna. is to hav money
sternly rebuked us for it nor, Sid surrounded by all tlie pomp and j on demaod. but neer have it in hand.
3.1 would mention as national sins splendor of human glory, and to-morrow j All th at" is in band is dead capital,
calling for humiliation and prayer. Sab- is Uie tenant of the grave his glory with-1 Hoarded treasures are fit only (or amisei
bath-breaking, intemperance, profane- ered as the flower of grass. Verily, ;We estimate of thi, or a lyrani'ai'.cculi
ness. man at his best state is altogether vani- dtsigns. There aa ner any thing
The Sabbath is well nigh obliterated, ty.' . ' j more laUe, as a Stati 1 p 1 cy, than the
Few reverence this sacred institution. I And, my friends, towards that grave , Sub ireaury. As a part of a social
Most of us for pleasure or for filtliy lucre, you are tending.
dar which God has claimed as his own.
And is this world all!
will without hesitation trample on this Is tlie grave to terminate the scene! Sure
ly not. 1 lien. Hear the rod. Listen to
Is tlits not true! Look at our public men, tlie voice that says to us,-AH flesh is demn it. civilization would scorn it, and
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our lawyers, juuges, mercnanis, anu aias graf, aiiu mu uie giury.vi uiuu as uis
for it, even at the members, elders, and Sower of gTass. Prepare to meet thy
ministers of the church. Go to the great God.
lhnmncrlif:iM of thm nation, anil von trill I
lie constrained to sav, this is a Sabbath-
system, it is fit only for a stats of bai bar
ism, or for a despotism. When it. is
understood, public economy would con
breaking people.
Surrey the ruin caused by intcrnpe
ranee in our land. Summon up before
A BI1V0F ROMANCE.
We find in the Cincinnati Tiroes an an
count of a fa male, who has within a few
vou the crowd of drunken husbands, of ,"n m"7 Wasimdea ol fortune,
bejrgared children, of withered hearts and ?' n'?w " ?pKe.nt brfore the Ohii
of blighted hopes; and then remember lifVV1?' 1 ,,,,,,,rre n, ''' "
that there are dens licensed by law to do
this sad work; there are men, fathers,
husbands, professed patriots, who can do
this work, pocket the gains, and then
smile at the misery they cause. Oh! this
land mourncth by reason of drunkenness.
It is the plnjrue spot of die nation. It has
Nrwkirk.Ohio. She is a native of Lock
port. New York. She was nmriied it
1820, to a man by the iian.e nf derrick,
rh whom she lied iib..ui three year,
when by rfpaiion and icilt nesa on his
part, they were reduced to want, and the
hubiu' was otligrd to leave hi hmue
to srfk rmplnvmcnl. He-went to Cm-
freedom wtu!d rebel against iL
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A moment's reflection will show, that
a fiea agent, in the proper sense of thus
terms, discharging atl the commercial or
bank functions of a national Exchequer.
is one ol the most uuiiaperiialU pans if
the machinery ol Goartrunrnt. A ship
of the line miithft as well be afloat with
out a purser, or an army be in the field
without a fiscal agent. The fanner says,
tiioney nukes the mare go. T In the aflW
of a nation, it is not only neeesiy to
have money, but equally, supremely im
portant that the agtni thereof should be
pel feci in its machinery, and infallibly
secure in its banking operations. There
' mtiti be a medium, and one medium.
jaafe and responsible agency between the
how oiueh Vst-er ihy are gwer-l'y. tbia
ihete we bas mtniioid. But if we
take bad luck of General Jaekaww anj
Mr. Van Buren in l!iir appoiataicitts as
s rule, it is inceed a lr?rU.I Lai. ,
. toe uutn is. Uie hre stsieos is
fa!t one. aad net only s total talma i;
tta practical operaiioa. but iMieasuiably
diaaiuoss. The simple project if hiving
one currency for hs G.vcrmiBi aad
oas far ths prop!, as if the fe 0ls faro
ris not good ewoiigh for il. n lers, cm
stituting rulers a board of aba ing brokara
on iht people, which ia the r.r liM
operaiion of the system, is enough. , h
as a grand contrivance m bring ium pta
pis aodrr ihe ptetsure f esitikui aa.l,
in'olerable Governnrnteaciiois, 10 :
make Iaes of as ... Tl c-iijh g ui
of ihe system would gie ihs Goaeri,riii
sod it (tf&rul eotpa.ilis ab Imt ro.uoi
of all the money of lbs country. , ,
Tit Sui-Trtmsurj mprftti mftkinrrj ,
It is imperfrei (t sny odier purpose
thn tbat of ties and miaehirf. - It was
intended is a fUeat sgeiii, but cannot f e
mads 10 work aa surh. It baa puna wiili-'
out connexion, and e eh f - the parts
stands dasd alone, till mum sprciid aid
eiprntie force is .applied; and in ihis
state .f inaction, ' wealth of the uati.m
is not only enemployed, but ezpoaed 10. 1
the fingers of rogue. There ia no clock
woik ta this machinery, depending on
one spring or weight; out 11 is I k a
watch .widi all its wheels and tackle
sruttered bete snd ihre. It woi.'i o.
Yon may jg one of die dijinrd pars.
and see It move under tbe force yo
apply; but the moment that force ia uih-
drawn itiies st ll sgain.
'I hers is, for example, at this moment
1300 000 in the bauds of tbe receiver at
St. LouW; collected at an ex penis ol 2i
per cent., and is wanted in om rerno.e,
part of the country.' Where is th Aia
efainery to move it! Itcann-tt b in-Med
without the application of a sprnal anJ
expniS aganry, 'involving hazard "b?
well as los of time. This fact illu-tra e
the w hole concern, -and shows ex icily
what i! it. It 1 is no sent a Steal ma'
ehinery, but aits scattered over the enun
try, a fragment here, and a fragment ihrre,
aed'aliks inert, having n viUf,' self
moving connexionwith mher parts, an
rlpenss and at hazard whils lying adll,
equally or mare so while in motion' and
every part embarrassing the aciino nf
the rcail Ala.! aU! i V hilr deaeribin;1
ii, knowing it is ao and every ore !!
ee 11 ws pity the nation 00 write ii1
has been tmpnsr d. and scorn the agsney
by which it was inflirted.
. Tki Imt policy wifl now ) uin. F '? "
S-d expert m'e h bven'our schoolA
m iMer, and t.e naiton is beinj; whipped,1
scourged nui of fully into w tadoin. It is
J sound drubbing ws got, long 10 be
remembered. We b ar the marks npi n
our DarKs f irti uie nu'iz- r ui our
rinna 1. wrie iib Trmamru pniue mitp. 1 - a... - .1 '
and don took it into l.i head to go ..- s.omncos, we are asnameu ol our rag.,
Texas. Ilerri-k wrote to hi wife at i "f " "it""1 '.' " ' ' " i,,,,f,"?? escaped with jM ,pir,i and .f
M2U voeaiion, aim ine m'i rrii.oniun: , noi cl lo reMiHe. WS Will ytl livw Srai,i.
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iocipun. r qur,iiM; tier lorfinuve iov in- . , . . ,
Icinnsii. that sl.e n,ehi be nearer L In.., - - -
when lew" in Texas, amlslie left Lock- j The United SMet without m Fued .f-eni.
poit for Cincinnati. At C.ereljtul, heri There is thi mnmeiii a per feet vacuum
means failed her, am! ahe w as obliged to ( in this ilearMient of the Government,
throw l:erell uuo the kiicliPii of a 1.0'el. i The en'ire machinery, in this parncuLr,
to procure money eoniinue her journey, j dasberndi ssroyed. Ilia wanting. The
lute.
street nolitinnns mav a.iv in their venom, an instance of a ntition tint disowned God.: virtue and tntelIt!Tence arc our onlv sate-
infi.tMi,.. ,t..,i. k- iVj.,.1 ... 1,-, m,;ii. i,,.t ,r, .,,t .t,A!wnr.U fl.ei nw u-antlno--i "hd in ihis sit.jHt.on al.e accMlcnully Sub I reasury wan intended as a subat.
the establUhed svstcm in this country, vials of the Wrath of the Aln Atv. I.ct inav we'd tremble for the future. Tlie ! became aeqoamteJ wah a grntiVnin from ; but H is not one. and cannot be. I he
The christian religion is professed, ehris- our nation fear. Tito mighty (Sod who i people that cannot be ruled bv these, nnist: -"Iunidiis. wliodScoerii.g tlui ler c j 1. not a single feature m .10 a prop
1;.. 'i 1 .1.- n:n. ...i.i. .:k t. c .! i. t. ,i.,. w . rwc ri,fk-.! e..m;ilihmenu ami education were llmse . fiscal asency, nor cn 11 poibiy perloi
t.n.t ,i - k;iJ,v ol a lady. wlu in ust have known refer : those r.iniiioiis. I here i no cuut
ever we 'turn, this strikes us. Go to your, mcnt he can blight our prosperity, lie. children, will become the slaves of some , ury
cotirts of juslics, to vour halls of lc gila-' can arm against us foreign eneniiec, or spawn of legitimacy, to be oppressed and j v-,e ''
tion, to your noble constitution, to your turn loose upon us the fierce passions en-j atHietcd by the grace oLOod.
pcaeeful firesides, to the grave-yards, ' pondered, by .party strife' ; he can send; Wc summon the people to repentance
where alnmher the ashes of your fathers, ' disunion among our slates, and discord ! and confession. Let them come before
and you will find the Bible aeknow ledgrcd. into our council's ; he can arouse the cle-l the throne of God, and seek his favour,
the christian religion professed. Where mcnts,. and famine and pestilence will s and then his wrath will be turned away,
is tha man who would unroot this system stalk throiiirh tne iintl. e are surround-
from its firm foundation in tlie hearts and cd by enemies, whose fury and power are
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brcsme intf rested in her behalf. ' tional medium between the (!m eminent
r cate before him, and ak- and its resources. It has been annihilat-
jed hi assistance in procuring a school, ed. And wlut is nvrp, t'ie yte'n ry j
10 follow der l.ii'b .ii(l. He rrqi.e led j in the prudence ol llo m t ordinary C on
and God, even our God, will bless us.
There are various additional topics con-
? I would no'mt onlv restrained bv the over-rulinsr nrovl-l neeted with this melancholy event, to
to o.ir nobln innitution?, the pride and den.-e of (Joil. Then hc?.r Uie roil. which I n
elorv of the nw. and bid him stay his su- When th? Almidity chastises nation.
icidal hand. ! it is for their sins, and in order to their' gree tested the strength of our institu
But I trust there are none such here to- repentance. Individuals are judged and ttons, and anords a presage or tlie sut'
must allude ere I close,
Ii This dispensation has in some de-
her to come to Ccluinlnif; she came, and
the gcmlttinan procured her a fiuall
school.
This wa inlSoo Whde teaching
school, he beeame ill and wa confined
to her room for some wrt-ks. Duiii.g her
indisposition, a man callnii lunifelf Wil
son, visited her, ami told her he was juat
from Texts, and that hr husband died
day. nnd devoutly hone the number is ' punished at the judgment; but nations as . bility of our government. The hand Mn that country, a few days before he left.
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merctal tranaciitn', both a 10 reponsi
bility and as 1 1 convenience. It is a
thing which can hy no human power be
mads to work. Ii d.ies not work, n I
never will, am! m'er can. exeunt 10
crack, and biek. and (.11. to the ruin of
the country. Ii is an invention of quacks,
bavin? no iMtle n in the practical opera
tionol human affair. Without exception
an t be free. May the lovs ws bear 'to
those w ho have aiiiniiered the eha-lise-meni
do them much good, now they are,
out of employment. 'I hey have put It
on welland we shall all be wiser. , v'
Tit indication of tkt timet.
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i ti neroer we ido ii ruin stares us
irre in he lace. aa tneie ever stica a tffiit
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uiomeii ! And every simpleton can se
how it comes. It is as plain as the noss
on a man' "f ee. We exult in ih Con-
viction that there will beeqiul unanimity
in U e application uf l'is remedy. The
nai on mu-t hue a currency. nJ must
have a fiscal agent. JUuditoniun.
small of those who reject religion and such, are punished in the present lispon-( that guuicd the ship ol state lias taiten
,,,, nation of things. May we not, then, in-, nerveless irom the helm, but no commo-
fJCofT a! its diitir
Wc arc called on a a christian people tsrprci this dispensation, and others of re-4 tion has followed; the wheels of govem
H mourn. Our strong rod is withered cent occurrence, as indicating His displea- mcnt move on with their aerustomcd re
and Iroken, and by this national calami- sure against our sins as a nation? It he- gularity. May wc not cherish the hope
'y wc ara summoned, as a people, to a1 comes us lis a christian people to ask, why , that our institutions will stand yet ruder
throne of grace, to confess our sins, and it is that the Sovereign of the earth thusl shocks, and that there is among the pco
.tn ilnnny..irt si, a .-aitU it'll tr1i mil trailii :itlliis us? Whv is it that the land is full pie a healthy state of feeling which will
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:d ol our strengtn withered' mies ot our tree institutions. tvevr ai.ei ne nearn ner iiusoanj wa
There is one part of the character , dead, Mr. Cliaiu!ler.oflVitl her bis hand
di as a christian
, moincnU 1 rcler
as a nation, as, u to assen nts o cre.nn- .t.iV , - -.
and to ehisthe us for our sins, nnd to national sms wincn seem io,ma io require ncaru w nai ne siu in ms uiaugunu.
it is the greatest blunder,' upon which
tlo i. .1,1 .it .1,. -d..:...... ! nation ever stumi leu. L.very uoitar oi
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ted wiih her hutbmd, ihat he lift a wife
in I.ockport, eci., in such a straight for
ward manner, the waa forced to believe
him. Hie partially recovered her health,
and in 173? became acquainted with a
worthy geoileiuan a widowerresiding
in I e ark, named thander. ATer the
resstons deserve. uuiu,a v.
Tho IVnn'.Pt in die text siiffircsU tlie to- tied, and the ro.
pic on which I propose to dwell. c(ir Let the people rcmcinbcr.that .their -sins ( 2. There is one part t
Vt the rot, and who hath appoinle.l it." call for His wrath, and let them search, of tlie deceased,, on whicl
It is a voice from heaven, addressed to us out and confess their iniquities. , , minister I may dwell a m
of us, repentanco and ronfeesion on this his death bed he expressed his firm at
occasion, i " . j tachment to the christian religion, and w
. . i i . ... i ' ' " i ... .1 l i.
w rite on all human tnn vanity, tue
Sovereign of nations has broken the rod occasion. w - ' ; , tachment to Uie c instjan religion, and we
f ... ,i. .t t, t,!. u-iiliomd ! 1. I would tnenhon as a national sin, are informed by tlie clergyman on whose
away ' ! forgelfuluess of God and ingratitude for ministrations he attended, that it was his
We are called on as a christian people' his mercies. We stand among the na- design at an early date touiiite himself
to recognise and adore the hand of God , tions of the earth distinguished by mnu- publicly with tne enurcu ot uoju Alas,
in this event. He hath appointed this i merable favors. A series of providences , death intervened to thwart all his plans,
rod. It is a chastisement laid upon us j from the earliest settlement pf the conn- So death may step in between you and
by the Sovereign Judge, who in wisdom
putteth down one and setleth up ano
ther." Promotion cometh neither from
the east, nor from the west, nor from the
south, but God is the Judge.
Tha Scriptures abundandyV touch, this
doctrine, which is too oftett overlooked.
try, to the present moment, has given your cherished plans. Then whatever
proof that ours is a land which the Lord , thy hand fimleth to do, do it with thy
delights to bless. We have, leaped from. might. . ' -: .
the .weakness of infancy to the giant j It is pleasant to know that, the Chief
strength of manhood, and in tlie race of( Magistrate of this great republic paid such
improvement nave outstripped oiaer coin- j puoua Homage io uio uiuau reuiuu.
peutors. Peace .and- prosperity
have : It is Comforting to hope,- as indeed we
and fortune -she at first refused, but sub
sequently taking into consideration her
You have all 'destitute situation which was really one
Uu.of want she consented to become his
wife. They weie married incog. Mr?
Chandler to".k her to his home at New
ark, where she lived with hitn, enjoyed
a in u i h happiness as human lit sti is heir
to, until last .November when suddenly
her first husband, Mr. derrick, appeared,
and claimed her as his wife. , This was a
try inn acene for a piuus and irtunua wo
man; she flew to the pastor of her church,
for advice, and, he id vised her to seclude
l.ersell frwm both ontil audi a time as the
marriage contract wiih one of them couhl
be annulled. I bis ahe did, and aha im
mediately applied to the Legislator for a
divorce from bet first husband. .
not only pot in pvrit, bm i oui f Jie.
I be nation, nose n is, is ur prieu oi u.
From tha National I.iteliiee.icer.
PROSCRIPTION.
-The Globe uttera a log ubrinu com
plamt agatnat the policy of proscription,
and speaks of it a involving "ths liveli
hood of so many thousands who have no
skill or means to support their families
except by .the employment which they
have devoted ths prime of life to Iern."
Where were ths tender aensibilitirs of
the party lo which thtGlobn belongs w hen,
i;i 1623, die ruthless hand of despotism
was yirsMified to strike the innocent and
It it locked up, if it could be kept; boij tjie i.iihft,!? Then, neither the revolution-
heinj a teiiintation to roeues, it makes
rogues, and then il is gone. While there
is no money, we do nut. want a Suh-Trea
sury: nd hil there is money, ii is ao
much more than dead capital, as. that the
people are deprived of it for the lime
being, resides' thai it is in danger of being
lost. ' . i .
EviitHct Ihis in$titif. . (
Iase Hill's bonds, including bis own.
eie fn fact not worth over 25.000, and,
yet he was liabfe, even in such times as
these, to have $150,000 ; or $200,090 of
the public Turn's in his baud-. In pros
perons times, ha might have half a million,
or a million. Is that no risk! ' Th bonda
of Dr. Pen n, of .Missouri, were iioaiiilly
$500,000. .Very likely they might be
worth more than those of Isaac IIiil. . Cut
the firat draft he made from the Missouri
Bank was over $1,200,000 in specie Is
ihis no risk! It is imposibls, to say,
from the short period of this eaperiment,
and from our ignorance of the real value
of ths bonds given by publia receivers,
try services of the incumbents ihemselves,
or their immediate progenitors nor fidel
ity in the discharge of duty -nor the fact if
hating large families dependent on there,
for support weighed aught in averting
ths blow from those who had incurred
the displeasure of the Executive, or of ,
that mors potent " power behind the
throne, greater than the throne itself,"
the behest of an irresponsible, self consti
tuted cabal, which mat in 'secret, and at,
miduighl denounced ihrir fellow-laborers.
When .once marked, the deatiny wis as
sure to overtake the victim s the cry x .
a la lanttrne did those of Fiance , iu Jllis
days of Robespierre. . j J
One of the most revolting feaUiieaof the
proscription of 1S29 was. tha attempt
unsuccessful though it was to blat the
characters of all who felt the blow of mis-'.
called reform. The pioscrijtion of lbs''
present day if, indeed, it may be alyled'
proscription ia but the expression of."
that indignant feeling created by the Grit
introduction cjf th.s system isto every ;
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