The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25
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gth, was not, IS has been supposed by
some, and ds the signature would signify,
written in defence of tn conduct aud o.
p'nlans of Col 9oggin. If ii had been,
"r should have certainly published 1t, for
reas ,us winch will at once occur to the rem
der. On the contrary, II was an attack
upon iaat gentleman, more severe, be
cansr 1t ironically defended him. Til,
pa dsraph IL Inserted to assure some II
disp 'slIiou 10 act unfairly by hun. After
The puIIcaton of Phtto Be!jord," We de-
subject II our col imns, except ii might DE
q l.ply from Col. Gogsn himself, aud. al
though We know tnot Essays have bpea
nrepared on the sublrci, we are resolved
~ adhere 10 this determinations .7proyox.
We should be glad 10 receive frequent con.
trIhnu"ns from the pea of the author Of
" +. q" although circumstances nil not
ptrnI us 10 Sralty hin on this occasiua.
- Our streets ale almost entirely
cleared of the numerous strA ger, " lao fr
tlie last week, nave Gro" drd tnrm. The
Chancery Court has adJOurnea, aud thr
lawyers aud clients who usual, attend It's
semI-annui Sessions, have relurn, d 10 l. cir
RESPECTIVE places of residence. Tht prln-
@ al 0hlect Of at,rAcllaa, however, 10 lhr
! greater poftion Uf the strangers VINO VISIT
lied Us, MAS the nerI,ug 1T the Protestant
! Episcopal Convention, attended bS 70
Clerical and about y Lay Deputies, lrun
! al arts oi the State. We have already
| alluded 1" Their mrrtIng, aud sn-n brrI
abstract of their proceedings, 10 wAlrh We
nav u"thfng toadd.
Thr ri. kr'. Bishop Moore left this
! place on hondey morning, Tor BEDFORD in
winch county hr expected 10 cousecrate
t"o churches. Thence he Intended to
proceed 10 New. Glasgow, al winch PLACE
he designed preaching to-day. From
New Glasgow lac viii 30 tp Chariotrs. lille,
,ere anoth,r newly erected Church viii
be consrcrated.
We have no doubt that the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN tai, section of coun.
try has been greatly benehurd by the late
Convention. PIejudcts prevailed here.
as they prevail every where, against
thr introduction of "A form Of worship with
when the mast of us We're not FAMILIAR
1t Is ID difficult ta-k-perhAps more dbl
colt than any other induce manAind,
fond as they are Of noyel.y, 10 lay aside T.
Ven the form of religious worship to which
they have been accustomed hIch con
stltutes part of their education, y has be-
come almost incorporated with their ma
tures,t" adopt another whose claims 10 pre-.
c-dence might be equal OF even Superior
UnconqnerabIe asprejudices generally are,
thIs may be supposed to bate been more 80
because 1t led US To recur to the ChurCn
OF winch this is the milucr offspring; a
church which we haVe 50 much reason
To despIse for HE pIohigacy winch ii sauc-
tions," hiie Ne have rQual Reason to esteem
II for the many lumInarles of learning AID
pitty who have belonged to it. We wee
apt 10 conlonnd the Episcopal Church
as 1t exists in this country, VITA the
,hurch of England; and formed our ~
Plnlons of the American Clergy by what
We had read and beard vi the oeCuuants of
the English pnlpits, composed general,
OF the younger sprigs OF nobility, " hose
necessities compel them 10 wear Il
sarb for which they have no inclination,
aud which they necessarily di,ctr1it.-
These prcJndlces were completely uproot-
ed, So idi as tnty relate To the Gle Ky U
t9i' Alvces'. aud bs apalosJ, 70 tause c.