Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-13
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rjos,b,,'f IS an admoninnn uugsed ppon'aS
bby sound pohcyss H~slhssbby 'ension
hspssp-ie,yiin the afaa soto common
/ life isuuniec,san W admiaed aaad that
man is lastly .s,eemed"aptiag'hh pre- !
ddeuee aud good management @ha CON
nms . 40 iu,uss contingencies those lme-
rrsssvhich the ,psssenrpe-iod can a'one
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Z Life aoo is IunecrtaiD "a and although l.
may ps.ab.yoa able aoperiormathe'e'
si,e. ver when the thiggl oe oone--"hyi
1henI l. am at ease. Delay bseees s. cah-
ger = aud upon ihe'Ubnie. ! thinE ut oe' !
ia ss:zc the3psssent oPportunny, anbee
OF the sale side.
Iinlmes mar Ct 8 Of any lnppogsancesa
pprudcn maUoeould reason In 1ias "ss'
and the advantage Of such 1ceRduot
as influencing The success col ookldiy
schemes a:e sufficiently prored}byiiact'
fBut his that true wisdom Which rEe'-
@ casss nsel f only Or some few objects,
and is not 10 BE- discussed in cases. or
ertmcr momen, Gan eobe said 10 be.
q avis man awho acts with reason IN The.
affairs Of iue ;lbut though. he9s 10 EXIST
I iorever in ano,her world. In a sta,e0ut
e eternal hsppinss 5 or MISERY'S to'"mch
. ne G1IUc 10 DC S<St h'SA"St~
~--yet take uos equal thouett aoopt the
( cewesss Of this lnmoztal state is.tMs
Hwisdam Is it even CONSISTENT with
( common sense f.knowinen are very
[ ,oocty ppon their reputation Tor GOOD
L sense, and ;thatitis almost as otaeasire
Ia call men. knsve as fools. fsviilinpt
lltherefcse affirm 1he charge uponnman-
kind but resoise ii rimo that genera! aud
Ia awful infa,uation by which TIE God of
i ,ias ywoeld blinds men In tia greatest
IA and amost nmome,uoss affair ! huse
seenI lunaecs msdmen ,91ho would
IC converse 80 Tea.otab.y that one vouid
lunct saapect their heads disnIdefed a.
i all till the conversation turned upon
some particular point, aud upon thai, 'sa :
son aud in,eiEeepe would take thelr
i Gpht. SSuchis the caseawithnmen I'm
their comparative wisosn, upon the Sub !
,ec,s OF this world and TIE rsxt.
What opimon yvould'~e form of ene
VITO, expecting TO liz Q he,e sixty years
made il bis AIM ID hay up provision ep'y.
for ten Of .,hss e yeais, AID de,erm,neds
taatIiF he could obtain bis full eratltca F,
don for TN = space he eould risqae the
remaining yeatstopoverty and nasery Z
Nov, carve form any setter opinisp OF
Isis conduct AND Judgment, who ROT
kkne VIII that he mar ise here one tonr,
" vet cares rot; so that aec can spee d tl,!s
nrscertai, hour .rr9eabiy3wb hat rsey hap
psep 10 hisnin that eternity which awaits
3 hins AFTER death Surely ms nwhc defer
E ,se work of salvation must live IN per.
+ eetsal quarrel with theiE own Judgment
a and conscience. SSnlcip' nen will seve
! 10 sause to- shew'why Judgment be not
Z Fesidefe d aga,1st'theni who acs $50 Wlse-
iy in What l'elatssto their coed hin ibis
world, but refuse tie aid and rinaueHce
b of that .ssiuesry rule of eoaduc, In what
IA to- them of dies gf'eatest moment
When men siols,s t'nse plain rules and
feelings of nature, they break down those
barriers, they leap those mounds with
which God hstl, guarded the aFsnues'o
destruction, and therefore will have
themselves only to blame for the ooDse-
eeesee. of their peryerseness.