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Jjlsc:fu'' manccs mot L j t . . . ' :
.-TrVctK'rvvise the subscri'
drainer, annual tem.
' - Sj ucontinuanc iviilL . u. . .
raii, except by special c -1 to ; 5 --.HcirtUcxieitSi
adtcd t; n :
'"- v jl be JnsertrJ t-ihe usual rite.5
. - All orders, not attended to in a rt
- be repeated; and all j-emittancoi i
should be injured alter that errors s . i i . .
- b'3Vr'!T-PllyCQrrected - ' -
Fir; s s.vidinj us six new r.c:r,; f s "...
'v3 r,;-?v fcroi'.c year enclosed, tl. : L 3 t
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j caroiTAG'EAD TIIE PRESENCE 0? THE SriFJT.
J. What christian is not ; mourning-the lor ab
' Knee cf the Holy Spirit from our churches ; end
I ho.is- not praying axid -expecting thai God will
j N er Ipriappear and graciously rev ive , his work.
Ths hirers ir diSererit arid distnr.t parts cf .ihs
I count ry especial! ct the South end .West, report
. sots rciresning.snower?, wnicii we tfuct nrj but
t!.? earnest 'of richer blessings th.-.t G JJ "wiU "fcc
vs'.v en humble, prayerful endeavors 13 whi souls
43 him. v ! -'.. -
Mr. P. C Holt slates that Vt a late session cf
r " r 11 t ri -
"tbs .Maumee' Valley .rresovterw Uh;o, the intnis-
Merstarrtedfand coatmued public exercises ; ihaUtTim." 3:2. ' . ' " . .
tiiw. -jisuii vcic.icjU4uiHij in uope, anu ouiers
i.;quirKig"fof ths way lbf life.' : f- - ;
. Ket. J. M. PenicV, vh is laboring a's cblport
t3iirj.it Kentucky, writes, JAt the meetings I have
attended alone i and; in. connection with brethren
i ' in the ministry, persons have professed a "hops
-thirtv-eijht'ofthe1 jfiut;"' fr.. -H!ni.v indlviilnsiUl
; ha?e: assured me that t!ieir attention was first
drai ; to holy thbughts : ;some;book or Tract of
MheSocietyfawnd.I have ben. cohttnually cheered
ctimy way by the lhai.ks and t jngs cf those
- who, for the first tvxe, hr. ' religious instruction and
i Teligioas books to rer.d. ,d who for the fssdine
inc!tWrid the fa.,.;;,, lur-'He ines one
Retghtiirhood cf sever.t; -rine families where twen-
Itf.rrcv flirt" .. P" ' --J .r.-, ft '! '...!,-.'.
w slxbf thq grown p., ccr.j could neither 'r
v.rue. He visited this neiryhborhsjJ with n rhrl;.
JLaa brgther, and the result cf their labors wcj 'J froi., t!.s tctnp' day or i,!!.t, f.r the'ri-l-
pwerful revival of religion and Uhepeul cc:i- .tl, J .i.3 cf the c'-:rch end L:r.:vc!ent t
! vcmoa of thirteen souls. . - J:--:: cities r;r4uirVen rdrr.cst " constant atter.f -ce h
.Lev. Aaron Jones, in 'North Cerollna; r?po:lIhj saueiu-ry, and "It is theory cf the mi:.! ::;'.?
t-at in "oneYMcc where Me creachrd -rJ cI.-cl'..
, cjcoqktha truth was 1e-cJ m t. j atvakening
t . . .'- ... .... .-'. . '
ut twenty have been added to t' .1. rcli;n a
f:.t which they regard as cenr.: : j -..iih tHt
'"n-xL;V r "-; . ; r'
r'her, Milton Cain, "n North Carc'ir.a, writes, "A
veri cr grade is evidently begun .in this region.-
: :vc:al hundred have been hopefully -con verted
v3 "!'n,nl!e3 f.1 ,ia" V,SitedV a,S
rs;eactivc,y engaged m c-jrt for the salra-
, r-ra' . - . . . '
ii-ve te-.w g-.:hercJ into tbefthurch."
". L:v:rt D.-dro"::, colporteur in Alabama,;
- nave sp-t f,;o cf the hi: three -months!
-stcontinucl labcr. nreach! -d-v r.r.d n-fit.
'jZ &Ti3 czr-zrz:?.-' wi'.'j cn.x;oos sir.-
1--s.i-now cr. '...er i::o-' o-ia cro-r- -. I
f,rtT . i . , , j
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--y nora th::j -) i.av: ; .::cl;cj a ho; : ' . '
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. nopeluJ conversion r eight, sou: 3 pnd adds, Uiff art cf usi.ig meal out of one barrel, end cUc ;
ifcavejastj heard f.;.-n: a-church I !. I but cf one cruse, the year rcsind, without dirr.I.Khir
J": n Cumberland county,; where I p:..c!.?d j the quantity. I ''. . ' ".--.-
thrca times and; circulated many volume-.- -Th3 Lastly, she must be at to rdeaVis c.":rv to dr.
1, ' . . Jf ... I
uTLnn , ' )"'y"'w, wiura, . ti,ey should appoint. n 'ep.. a! " cc..:-.'-.Uj t; i.It
r 4f ,.t?3 ff r "som.e ll J1- ? I his wife and ascertaia whethcrlie be die cr tvil.
;;;-;- rcica w a neighborhood wher? I eir-h, tQ perfonri ihe" Libot of -fireordirary women
rr.any works last spring, and where there i0lll Cfly compensstioa,-except, the crumbs
r--3 taxictv-to fret the books, A larr ...t.:i, r.n l t.r .... .. " ..i--.
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ty, until rr:y I. ..;-J c;
j i. .rcasc-J my perplejti-
Tlie scripture ..iiJ !.-, tS r.;V dcsccr.'J to
particulars.. Th-y by dawn g-nrral r.;!.'t Lmv.
ing the respduslwility. of amplifying specifying and
applying ihcm wit! the AvorU. Thcreforepub
lie sentiment is lo be our giiide wlicre the ecrip
tures fail, and or. 2 principal thing for which' min
istcrs ere set npart is ta expound r.r.d enforce'its
prospects. . -Still clihe our teaching with au.
thority, vie cl -cr. j i:.e jooJ c!J cuit:rn cf takin
1 .... v. . ..
a te.xt.fro!n jn all cases." in" a rnotnent
! m.. xf.T?T,.TT ..... K r '.' . ' ."li-i !
wuMvu.iua ..;-.;jtl upn my uioie cno recti : l
,;.-. ,v, i,,t 1 r . -r ri
In this rasia-e a cenerai rule is hid diuwn a
bil'hcp jntisl have a wi:V '.But in determining
her particular dtitie-, (1. Scriptnrcs'f:;!. Hence we
turn to the clhVr rul tf fall!) anc "p ntc'th-e pub
lic sent iment'f from which" we learn ll.atra minis'
lers wifj iliould be, ; 1 '
1. Like Mary, a!w.ys sitting at the feet cf J-
it,... ' i -
3. She fcboulJ be a little more prompt l!
rah of old, and have rcfresliments al way :: r v.dy f.
Uhose travelling ahgeU whose visits nL thV ty'
! terV house arc not "lew r.nd far between.'
J - 4. Like Dorcas, she "ihDnU 'iro c: - '
; hand a supply'of ready-r clotlJr t 1
1 cpon all the poorsnir.ts cr. J r.r.ers iliC? e
l.nity where the resides, with a f 're 1 t f r t!
v'. . ' .. ,,' ., ..... 1
.-' T . , 1 ,i":..ti i
tvife tb'r.tc.d to t!.:r.i all."
" 'Lue.the widow " cf - Sarppta, she murt h V. : !
"becoming all things' to. rdl men," vrr-'men
children. Grave or car. rcf.oed cr rj' ir.i-
cent cr ignorant. aG1'" or rr-rvr snltt t'
company in which she may chr.:.;3 to fall. -
- . V. . , '. V
, . 'ekiieks.
; perceive that ft'istLe d.ty c.-'chbrcfccs
13 et 8Part y"n3 t.,men and educole . l!.:m for
minister's wires. .' 1 ': . "-
- i a L-JiiJIlil 13 UUUUl 111 V I, l U JMiiOr,
n. . A m;n;,r .:, Or . t,.. . i
r.nd nlw-bys at roe. J j always tcrvirj Gcd c:;d d
Avavs serving t
' Lastly, she rn'iu be a liitb more prudent then
rs'ir 5"Nv!"i r. ! f.l r.-.t - , -1 t ,l?-.t
Lt,.. .t .. l . , f;
je-s, .utc.i in ner is.unparcc; 10 prevent
this, lit a committee of the most jealous, tattling,
u!.f -d-T i mn 1 - 4t.f f t.nr
.-.. .ji,.g kCi.iaii cc au.-Ji.tCa to UiCt.o to tier
enj when, nnd how tftcn, the shrdl vLItcoeh
t . . . ...
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t, v.1.3 .cu!i rot be
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tccn
t:G divinity
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c :r creed
l-'i eironger
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drive t! -m f ;:n t!:? rJcl-ri uli.,1 t!., ...i.
j; VaYr.iUiCS 0: GOD'S CO0D.V-J2S. '" ' '
.L-A- I ::; -::n ll.j pih you 1 ivs! trod frc:n
the day t! ' t Hod brought you into epgt and say
whether ' u djnot, cs.it were, f?- t'-; read rdl
inicx wi-di rr.rsi:. : r.r.J. tr.cnvj cf divir;e
goodlier ! Jleco!!:ct t! ' jrljces ? yoa have
lived a- J the f :nzn3 v,:U whom j i have mast
mumnuiy cenvc:. eJ ; r.r;J call to 1 ;d tlie mer
cies yp:j ecu h-.v 2 received i:l - l!;r ' r':ccs. c::J
irom it)03 piacw, r.nd Irotn tho3 rn.... Sur
I VI V n'sri cmtr nif.;niMir,. -! '.' ff t i
' ------.Jv.a n u. .e i.u; now.
tr.anv kird frimd r viwir'. ,..:t.;
vcy si yonr ctr.ajairiccs i:i r;! ve llf-: how
Utudymg how they rf.-y co'ntrib-it? ' i0;ir cam.
uii.;. if:..xioa i termrl;r.b ' .:e::. stances
in P.Dvidenco ul !c!i c;.a-brJ : ' l. 'ttinglcf
fome bon'?3 tf-t!.: Kin h'. Fur-;t : ' , ; ,-v'ir.n-
r... . ; T . ' " . . .
nv l.'. 'tncL.? w!'-n ,t- I-
been
ii.'; fto:n;t!n
v grr.cl.r.31! a
in their
ire Ithl ; 1 a
l;.'.i;td' ih"!r
ihretes.?lt f,l S
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borders f ft!. pr.v.-s ; r-- : 1 .-' h'
nnr.-.er 1.2 I -'i r rr.,cr.- 4 gam ,
hi-1 morr.'- 's, r " 1 t-i.b " ! t? cm
r-v..: r.'-. " -y, v,: .:;. I.-h
rretr.c:;-, rt . . i yc.t v.! :;j re-.
the sorrow l." . ;;, r.-!lon, 1 cn i
cvent!:e rce.::.;thn cficr.h d.
under
I. .!o made
fuh Djdl
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A r.oMe stsi.'c
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Thy stfenji!! .!.'.; ..jver f,t
Thfi surely r!.r.l; ( n?ra:l,
Tl.itehgfscaMae. ,
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The. a, C!;rii'lian r:er, run f
-.Far spent is r ; x. ,;.r -
Xoan will thy ' lc,, "
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rursue thy
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' . ' '.. s ".' l'ic.a the t . V.:c!.mar
rrmsin ci:::cn;.
To'p.-FlMcit IVc!, Pitt t Lord.f I',
. and lo the otl.cr Ki!." 1;;
j-ts Cover:. n.:c:.t ; , - " '.
Treasury. JLc,
rjoflkr iia-
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. Jncrc-..,.ly c(3nL-df Lr..cur, cs'yoar Me -
rr.ori2!4sts r.it.ct t.ily cftLe t::.:.tv.fu!;..:j cf war,
when viswcJ.in th; I'-It cf'th-it lulv 1
uh.w. Ut!i tI,jscour.:rv i.t;J Ai..;nca 1 .-t,ft-
ri!:,a' rcf J'vne;ot,3at,?ni brad- ... U;a j ,; th.t ,Vwo JJ I iy rhe U.isuf futl.re l.r. i
P trmcng every-decree I. r. ,,f, j v.l;..U would fill !vi!v ujn seJi,,, .n;;;:'-
iebythe firm, cone. :mory, CrJ p .v.ring t! and protnlly . originate in it rrA
employment of.Tnoral nnd, picific ine-S ; ns well! v..: ; have co'r:;o!y done, ,lv , f i;'
a, of the ii;ipo,s1bi!ity cf cL:Jr! cati,facto.'!(;rcc:ner.tl thus r n rM c:,!ir V J ffi ! of eW "
ry,cttlemcntof.nyauc,t: n lV , :,ere aPPeal to i i,g a .tatecfiW; and Z
he .svcrJ, ,ojr .Mciront? ' I re,rec'.fnl. p. , for a J,:ri:,,J thai i?, . C
will net
cl.ow themselves
cny circ-'.mrtances cf pry
v. 1 rr.-'y r.rr?, f. 1 V j- '
t!.?y ere t:r.J:rvtauJ to S. t:...;
! c.i f
i -.liuenco i-rv.n t
well cs upon olj other gavcrnmcnts, which may
bef n'.iced in a Minihr Position. -
ji yo-jr iicmomiiits vcntiirs in ihis ccr.r.:ctbn
, rf - " vu.n Mtti -' i. - nit;; itucriu
ed 10 be. r upon the United State3 cr otherwise,
they deft, because ther would fnin p- Vr Ar,.
jc-tys Government occupying therul,' honora
b!c positica-cf relying simply upon a'righteoas
cause,, and the suncrintendirrr
j nshtcous Gd, attired thnt the claims cf roch n
and as hkely to prove an incer.tive f V - r-tt.
crthsaa.rseancf Perpetuating thb !.!;::--, cf
In the cf your Mtraorulif!?, the fearful '
destruction ci numsn Ue. wh c h ihn Kttm ,
War tJchLrntelv rni!irir.) o r, ,1 itL '
v. ?.r iierrirarily inrohes, is, ih iise!f, r.iore t' . a
tulHcir-.t rcaron why recourse t!;ould never1 ' ",-J
tj thi(mode of enforcing national claim?. -A. 1 the
other 'evils' of war, gainful $:nd cxien ..3 they
arc, vill i.ot bear lo I3 rcmp--1 .. ,:!. c;s ; whilst
no rdrantngo that can p-?". L gained, in the
C-;rtfnn cf naiional ri , i..- t!.2 vindiestic.j cf
r'onsl hcrcr, in cxt : cf territory, or increase
i :u:r.meree, can r r k- consider..! a$ present
in:vi!al!y facrificc cf
1 1 w
C (..v;..V.l;:j I
.ten r.
- ll :i betwern in.
f ci t 1 . -en indtviJua!, i U ur. ' - t -
It-v-p....... , w ...,u J-liy ujarm.J'uiih t" .
l.rrciic, : r.j true princinlttof.mTiralittf r-m rT--. t
I 1 111 ..... . .
jfwMl.- unrestrained ttcricc of if, upon the Htld
ci 1 -.'.i.e. ine Jaw that tinds'the individual, pIn
ly c: ; ' t to bind thecemmubit). . . '
Irr? rective altogether ofthj high principles f)f
.1 .::ich are derived from the Christian Ilev.
t! " :n,r.::d which are .virtually recognized a3 I :':.!
ii .., by those governments which nckcowLdge
C; .l thn'tjMo be cf divfn? origin, your ir.err.orj.
nh i respectfully 'wifcinit that in the affair cf the
Ore n territory, there is not : even an ordinary
pre; ;t fur war; the possession cf the region i.i
qi:- Icn being almost equally unimportant ta both
tl.: jrcat nations uncultivated; remote dilHcult
cfv jupation, and on all principles "of force, r.o
L JiHicaUy 'of retention J so that the surrender
bf claim to it,- could r.nvcr bo constructed into
an lr. "it ion of weakness, but must be regarded
n - rJy for tho sake cf peace, and as re
n.eting th. 1 ;hcst honor cpon the. government
v.hicb fch.c:. ! display the moral courage; that ivould
be Implied I i euch surrender. " - " i
'.". Your meirriaiiits would venture also to rug.
jrett, that n note cf open I! o.tility tctvrccji Eng.
land and America. rnuM. fuiu the closo relations
anuVintcrt:::.":Iing cf tho two'pcople, parte'; very
much cf the nature cf a civil war; thr.tT-t! the
cruel tnf.ietions and results of the batt'cHeld ;uld
in this r- 2 be tenfold more pah. d and mi:.'
ous ; t! . rnch a war is repugnant lo r.!l t! . L .
fccliu; - f 1 "r.kiod, and more especially so to tl .
cnligh: ..:J covi.:!.,3 cf a large 'majority cf U:h ,
the liri:! h : : 1 American people; that' it would,
exert th: r t prejudiced influence, ' in' a ir.orI ,
and red ;l.a3 point -of view, upon all the ,ci3!L.d i
nnd i:r.:ivilL' 1 ntions'c f the globe," r.s a .rr l!
fvren i! - tv. j co::: c.i r v '.ieh'cro C ' : 1.. ' u
.. 1.
J
1. ... 4.
.. th? ccr.dit
cf ii z- r
us uc;
liUUHU.
to a:
;.n tf
: ...t it v.o-.IJ r.eee: -orily l!. - back
; ;rrw j cf teier, t Mi." in, cr.l
. ' :r: : Lhrou-jhout tho worl 1 ; that it
1 ,r r
Iner.'jiy
ter tru.
M
' i ihrp'J v.. ore th...j at e,.y former
'"'.I r-d.h ir..;r,kinJ j t!...t it would
:r the adoption cf enlightened f rin
Jatieo, upon tho prcdon.Inr.nea cf
...... i H.l J vw .. J UiUIIU tk: iKij
, -r.J., and ci;cially cfthc.j r.:iIo;n
r.jva:.e-'..a cf a rcr-r::.o:o:.ro 1:
a . t!..: : l,r-.a r.r.J .peaceful tr.osree, cl
who are dependent upon t!.3 c
. 4 .. t ei i..r j reo , cf tho two notions 5 t..
, , ..t,. -tt.(1, r I ,1, v
. .. ' 1 --i I w - v v. ..... I C 4 . i.. w . . .. .
. f t ! . 3 j , 'r, in tho forr.t cf. direct
- ., '! : '..!:!. h v.v from them a " ; .
1
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no,
i
v -wii.a crwwrwpiicr.ca Dy cn appeal to 0l,ce t0 assure the American fWnm V "V " -l" r , :
phyfi,cal force, but mustsur an apparent' der,r. -ill not go ,o War nlou Or l.,h- - " V t V -.r ? "
nmtion, propa.tioncuV Jo i rmount cf tWcu.j arrangement cf theoncsthaT,- ; V :WU "T1' -:' "
is ; nnd becau ,eth?y conscicntbu, vcrn.t would ZlU ) - " V -V' V
i" h .s i.ch- fir to
'V, iii's '!
1 ". . n-r- . i
r.:vl(d U !.' f ij ,.
: ! arid wl.itii, i..- ,i:fll
't lipencj into J,,;:,,. ....
fii.-nd.Jii- ' nn ! r,.- . r
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ivi: e
yiuv x-tuner, lor u fj icr . I
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-ri-! cjM;m.:.-j.Ji ustin- ' "
ever I,nj r:r;r.t.i.rt;
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fcr
cr can. ..U c'.-puics between n.i(i ni I
cvpr Imn tn,,U f 1 . n.1,,."i "-' hare, -
;.""UrU"y ' enSa,,n? i.W; ir . --V-ottainmem
of, objen-t uhich need, lo be arran i '
cd Lctwpcn n-.t n-o . ....::. yrr.ing,i
turai claims of arbitration onght to g,i, for C." ; . , - M
confidence tuid cd-nt;nn flf nf, t.--,.- . iir,e - . :V?:-
ntion of n I
crnmenofthc-wcnU No can'vo "
is:, doubt that, were the XJrfS, r J e,r,ornI'.;
. . rl, .Government, at, ,
;yC;to cvp.- U.ein;!vcS to the-cen
sure of i ciii.'.zcd u,.rlj. .
ac- f, j!:frc'ore, your Manori..'
-"!e rr--t i
-- C w.oib yo j uieir de.
twcen t!i is con'nt-i
' "-s unitcJ
y- 5 of America., ; They
do
SO as lhf rnnrofin.:... r . J
many of Her Majesty's, fi
'J" a sincere desire -to" see iho C
-i v - T
mcir u rn hp ni-r, i - -
iw.-.t Li
tr: .l - " "nJ t,it:s idling an ct-n.
for themselves the gralitude end admir cf i e
present r.nd a! f.-ture r-es J
Stgned, cn tt half cf the Cc : -,.:itc? cf O
cicty for tl - Pr ' r '
. r! , 1 n "n cf iW.e.ner.t cod Ur i-
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