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. ' A" a Herald m rood tidnfr, 01
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The eii.-iteiiee of nueli aii acphciv
witie-Jjrcafl in it operations, and iow-J J. , .
vi iin hi its ui it uetu-t sv ria ,iiu esiuuiisu-
;iTd
the place ir knoet
i-ive emphvineV;t "to'th "piln.'; a?
tlecei;eiv- ,.Kt up 1.efarke'it-a' Ik id i .u-fu;i?s;
orj a journal Wjiile. on jtli v other han.l. th. Jack -of
cd tfact.
i uo rice down
to
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The continuance of thislm-
the latest' generations
of tiiue: hin v be; iVJUiibered 5among the f
re
daifv sleet yirpon whieh are t
typed the '.sullen growls of
must he stranger to the sliiiis of the
1 MroiigeHij pr
i in u re., iviiu
line rarei sia
rn. or the '.- dt
be stereo-1
hell; Ue
?Ir hnou'led
L,f' ner lailU to piare the-
IWulier' unilSr-r jrrat dijaivhiitaes.
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esaverknm I( d i? tbe general
uhJiW: ".f conversation and any per-
;3.V
;.fOritMuftt. a-ppc
:ohahiim or tin nnknoU1! fii"f ' hoUoen not know, :tpt heje JtlU ,Qcial ;fede without it. If he
id. t0mAv Aolce in tilW,ors f nfvelittlrxCeh: fr.nhno,t , h:ls Ju-.tul J of what, ve.xJV
matter, .hieh sedms to be left . to the v VY 1 T "u knMw-of t :b world iatr; :of O r.
er, wniejj seems
of irraee is, to ci
ir to -i eat .!iialva:iirar
! everv other post
eize upon tats, .as a iron nor strong J,avarai disedveries. Sir John Fran
holtl, from which to- ahoy the jiiarch 1 iu'i fcss ifi he has never heard f
of cjhristianitW, aid be worse hanj'a ; the last revolution in Europel the late
epwara a aown-r gni traiior-rwno is fire ; a the North. qr the dreadful
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manjot giace is, to examine closely its
moral character, jarid shape his cstri
course accordingl v.
evnoneibythenUSrpcf;pm
latty itrifctluB vchi- i ?r?a xo ftIS tjf lcr 8 aeaa,I Ioe- how Ican'he eirter into tl
is the orjran of hartv fctrlff
... L w .
cle of fiction and falsehbod the -i
tor of
1 Jfotheririsnct j xXoxil andhdt chance is there for
ray interest against interest and map
against nian. .Itj fosters the vilest
passions of our nature and panders to
licentiousiliss. It seeks tolal-tiicC cIii:ri " ' 1 :i-;Cir fAim to profit tile well informe r He
csinpt,
ie con versa-
mined" to octiie ! this xgrouiidi and ibatJjrell 4 red, hut conscious ino-, -
jthinks her most , giftesovreJi em JaTll jaako hikr and
jHoyea in aerenaing r . .. j dimdence win cDftHLwslnence f
tne lowest appetites. V nile thoiis- j i t in ail public services, it ih .'."expected ; inpus zeai.
ands, worsfe "than; tnd Athenians oftltl,-! every mtii to dojhis ditty- ? And in , XeSvspaper 1
-Itl
spend a precious life-time in recounts-uthis case, seli-interbst ;deinan;ds it. mz twilight ,of knowlcdce in 'alniost e-
ing its fouT slanders. Such, and rid-1 Eachin(lividuar no1; less than, the5 c
'thing
less
than superlatives of ' thi ; m unity "at tlarge, ne'eds the k'n'owiedire drinkl
ame
i, xnrougu i ne
samcv kindi multiplied by every im
pression ofl the typd-form, and scatter!- J A knowledge of the
ed broadcatdver the land by evervf ' i(s iinrovementS;pr.
passing . mail- -is - the newspaper presfl .yp'tuek or. its vices---
) in the hand
men w
it. is' not
nle
less1
erature lsth -Tnorn-
qpart inept.
lie that woiild
com- verv
tjie dew-irups of ; science,. Wit
newspaper (press. 1 ness the; fust eftorts if genius' or art,
passing world of hearvtthe earliest warbTes of the inu
deteriorations, its i sesqr learn thij freshest and noblest
is what the jiiind ' deedsjof benevolence, must look for it
s of w icked and designing ; will sejek1 if not frolii booksi and news- ! in neWspapers if Jie wait!: untjl heso
in the hajids of the uprightj J pape rV , ye t from gossip ad riimohj thirisj find theii j ay' into hor,ks, j ho
powerfiil for good J ; Asat : the infbrniationj gaiued;is sure tojwill bp-five or ten years behind the
how exists,-at is of a rnjxed character! Miave a;n influence, either for cood or cl times. -And from what other ! soturco
r partly false and partly true:; partly vil, oh the moral character. AVith all I ean tile kan of feod learn the latest
the - ha-.'
evil and. partly good
two 'elements' a eontc:
it is a matter still to
?hall ultimately prevAili WhcuVr.the
Between these
t is going on, and
be decided which
its taijmgstheextisting state m nevs: i devices ojf his great enemy ?
paper jknoAyledge is better than "that b
-.gficomiiion tumor. It is nibre likely satioiiawoni t lie thousands to
to be true -nmro exeeilent mnr ge
ts of 'thouglit and suljects of conver-
whom
he nnni-ter.-i tlie tdorious result -of
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