Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-20

Dcchend. ttu COiis"s@o We" /.
clamatiou ofthe preacher made mo no
more reprobste than should o'nes
wise be. For IL desunciatidns avail ~
one Instance. they must avail 10 n''' sno
4 Al, deuusciAtions are Of svsil, what
man but is condemned. II is very un-
natural 10 speak but = be heard, and
is very unnatural for persons 10 he"r
and not to judge, and Judging to express
their opinions and as there is I"
MANY different opinions ss there Me
people so are all condemned, II a
causes B to Withdraw his friendship
from me, the same motives which caus-
ed r to separate himself from me- may
unite G. and ID to myyiotarest. These
things will regulate themselves. and Il Al
man doe. not suffer the growing world
to take away bis self.approbatioo, he |"
as secure Of happiness IN one situation
as he is 10 another while be retains
his evenness Of temper, and rsssrs'ns
his wishes from oversteppihg the means
which he has for his qualification ;wbi's
he has philosophy enough to make
himself content with that which is with.
io his reach, he may be as happy in
circle Of friends az another.
Some have contended that It would
be q benefit to the publick, to remove
the idle, dissipated, and dishonest part
Of the community but reason teaches
s better things. We should have no
knowledge Of good. but for examples
of that which is bad. know nothing
of abstracting an idea without the com
pact. If l am worth ten thousand dol
lars and my neighbour one huncred,
am reputed rich but if they are wortf
one hundred thousand dollars, then af
called poor 50 am ! dependent upo'
my neighbour for the grandeur whic!
1 enjoy. Miss Peggy Punh, or any 9th
or short and modest miss, is dependan
on Fanny F,dget and Nancy Runabou
: for the emincnce which she enjoys
!. Because. why, were they not a tattle
!. ling. envious pair. Miss Peggy woul
!. never have an opportunity to displa
/. her better qualities. There is Nell
st Prim, with all her finery, dcpendar
" upon the poorer class, for contrast,
u give Iustre to her dress.
II What do we behold ia this univers
Q created for nought, If one vhe'
70 moves with great rapidity, it 10 not Wit
y. out its, slow moving balance power
keep it in check. Every wheel ar
every lever has its particular duty
perform. OF wha: use would stea
engine be, without its piston, its gene
ator, or ito safety-vaIv :? What wei
this world without knowledge Of got
Nv and evil and how could we have
IT. knowledge of either upless both exit
ns :, ed The earth has just so many cor
ponent parts, remove one of them al
it is no longer earth. Just SO with n
ng ture. .one particle gives virtue to anct
. er, remove one and you destroy bot
'st Just 50 with mankind, for even the r
so moval OF the simplest of the Siml
We Fumily, before he has acted the p;
l for which his Maker designed hi
nl' would be equivalent to total annihi
ow ton Of the human race. y3..a =
It When I view the great whole, ten
CHI ing to universal good. ny heart swe
a. with gratitude towards Hin who
|ly. created them, and sage experience te
pie me that
~ All subsist BY elemental strife,
,t Aud Passions are the elements lie.
The general order,since the world beg
10 Iskept in natSre: nature kept in nann
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the NINETEENTH CoNckRss.
va Monday May s.-In tlW Scna
oint the Committee on the subject Of
was conference with tho House in re
nv tion to the disagreement on the .
ood dietary Bill, reported against :,
:: exjrdirncy Ct conference.
mn In the HS,tsc--