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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
CONGRESS.

In the House Of Re- ire sentatives on l uesday,
Mr.. A1.Tos. from III Committee of Eiec IONS,
made a repurt upon the memorial OF Thomas
d. A,nold. contes ing ,he right of Pryor LEA
n a seal IN his House; aud. without being
rad the reuort VS. ordered TO be prinsed.-
(rbr repor, is uniavorable 20 The claim OF MIR.
AIoold.)
Mr.. a. said that he had been r"q es'ed D the
pc / lover III this casf, % m"' .h'''h ~.
document accompanying hi Memorial should
also b printed; bu, the Commi,'ee OF E'ee'
,ion,. having xsmined that subj g., thought
tha, he papers ought not 20 be printed ny
were So volu nInuus, and q large potion OF
them immsterlIsI. The r.port Of In Commit
zee wen, m, he subifc, much al largr, md all
the mater a fac,s disclosed by the pap~r' were
stated in II
Mr. 4. said n wis also requested TO move
that the petitioner nave leave J." have a seat al
the bar of the house, and o address me mouse
in support Of his Memorial.
Nj. W1cKLlFFE said he was az a loss to vote
upop this proposition, from not knowing what
had been The practice of the House IN sncn ca
ses. If it had been the practice OF The H'nsr'
he should vote for leave: if not: he should no'
The Speaker informed the ge%ntlrma" tha'
such had Oeen the uHiIpfm p'd'NSS VI ="
House when such leave was asked
The oues on was t,krn on granting The leave
asked. and decided in tnr affirmative, mem. con.
The regolu ion OF Mr.. HUNT for The d ts'ri-
button Of the p bile Lands among the various
States according TO he rain OF their represen'
talon in Congress. was, toge hsr with he a
mendmen, proposed 10 il by Mr.. MARTIN, then
| considered, and discussed until he expiration
of the hour allotted for such bu mess.
The remainder of he day was spent upon
the bill for fix ng the mode of computing I've
mileage of Members Of Cong ess; and. am'ds
much d-sultory debate, a due notice vi which
we are obliged to postpone to-day, the follow
ing proc edlugs took place:
Mr. WIcKLIFFE and Mr.. PErTIs having ex
pressed their sentiments on the pending amend
ment n h detail f the bill
MIR. CHlL1eN, of Kentucky, moved TO recon
NIT the ball 10 The Committee OF Retrench
ment, with Instructions % report amendments
fixing the per diem rompensa'ion OF Members
a, sir dollars, and the travelling slIowaucr a. sr
dollars for each twenty miles (iustead Of eight
dollars for each, as now fixed BY law This
motion he withdrew. after debate, bu' wih the
avowed intention 10 inlrodure ! hereafter as .
direcr amendment to he bill. Precious to his
doing so, Mr.. SroRRs, Of New York, moved
10 lay his amendment, with the bill, upon he
I table; which motion was negati'ed, by Yeas
and NAYS, l62 votes 10 H..
After furrnr, d"bate, The House djournec a
3 O'Clock, wiihou, deciding on any question,
ei,her of anendmeht or of principle.
The g-o'lemen who engaged In Debate on
the ~suajer', Cd y, were, Mr.. WIckLIFFE. Mr..
PErTIs, Nr. Chiffon, Mr. Bu"ess, Mr.. Blu
oHASAN, Mr.. Carson, Mr. SToRhs, OF N York
and Mr. %STFRIeERE.
The subject will come up again tomorrow
for further cons dsra,irn
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Among the PETITIONS p. seated in the House
E Reprsss NATIVES on | thursday, las WIS one
~ Mr. IRWIN, Of Pennsylvania, praying fbI IN
pprrpr,at,on Of one million of dollars, TO b,
ppIied to the CONSTITUTION Of he ives ern sec
IT OF The Chesapeake and Oho Canal
On me same day Mr.. RAM presented a
,%olution of The Legislature Of tee ss'e oil
ne"usyIvenla, exp e ,,ve t a. opinion decid,
.d'y favorable o h n%hjeors of the America
Co!Imza ion Socie y, ard recommt odiug op
roprIa,ioos of public money towards the rn
thereof. Nat. Int
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The w shIng'oa correspondent Of III New
England Palladium saws III on he SUBJECT uf
ne proscrip',e p 'licy # Gtncral J kson,
here Is scarcely a differ nee o. opri n am ng
he Southern and Northern J,cksorm.n. Thy
re unanimous in taeir disapprobat,o. Of il -
We are pleased TO hear OF his rrdeem'ng spir-
ii in The representatives. of he people, and
hope that tine mrmb, RS Of he Senate will e
'iace 'h'if regarc Tor he Constitution, by pre-
srving il, 'piri' from violation, aud their
cnara' rs from The impn'a ion f ,ubserviency,
which would attach To 'hem were they 10 con.
SIN 'hr demonstrations appointments Of The
Presid-n..
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Mn EpIroR: | am one Of hose rather dis
posed than otherwise to assist the pu rhe tune
tionaries in the discharge of their se'er'i du-
ties, AID can submit to power with as good a
prace as most Of us-that is, when power IS
RIGHT but il IS when ! feel the halter rowing
TOO tight, that | nav be found to "kiek.
Thes, remark, have been elicired by an occur
renee of recent date, Of which | shall endeavoi
to give a brief but correct ,ke cb.
An honest and industrious mechanic OF tbs
town, and withal a man OF FAMILY, had OCCASION
TO bs presrn, at a Magistrates FL e on themorn-
ipp Of Christmas las. H. the courst OF one OF he
many trials which were brought up, there WAS
more noise than his Honor though, consistent
, with the dignity Of MS off e; aud one Ut the
numerous train of fiji ers dancing attendance,
| was ordered to clear he room OF those III nd
i,p Crossing over TO a dis'an' part OF 'hr d.
6er. amidst a crowd Of nearly 50 persons, this
,nder " limb Of the law" singled ont his prey,
| and pouncing upon him, the wor nv mechanic
was hustled out OF the house, Illegally, because
| unoFsading M, disposed ramcly TO submit
| to insal AID injury, imposed 100 within sight
| of The multitude, he soueh redress for his
wrongs where hr hnugh' redress could be most
! easily found viz a, the hands Of the law. At
| ,er much timo and trouble expended in endea.
| yoripg 20 procure a rial, the Cons abb in ques
ion was srrsig,td under a charge "l assault
Tn. as>aul, vas clearly provid, a. well as the
decorous b. baviour Of the plaintiH-sat'sfacto.
| lily showing ha' The order OF he Magistrate
had no bearing upon hin-ye', notwirhstand,
| ing, The war,an, was dismissed a. his cost.
Are our rights Uor ! cor,end II is every Or
| drrly oiriz MS righr 10 have admission 10 .
Naris'rstr's Ofhcr-it Can he no lnquisi'orial
| Cour,, no Star Chamberl 10 be thus 'rampled
upon aud injury sdded 10 insul', by those. 100,
| whose Office should make hem the preserve,s
| of he peace, ins cad of he breakers Of II? II
his be Justice, Mr.. Editor, then she is not the
evcn.hanGsd Goddess which she has Away
| been Represented o he 1t is high 'in,e, sir,
! -, .,k. sa.A--.--c ans N4sis, ra &c AMI 60"
/ stables Che la''er especially should pass
through a proper ordeal, and If here is any
rnrtenness or corruption in II, thar it should
br scared gu from such as may prove TO b.
he healthy mast.
These from yoor's and the public's justice.
loving fri. nj, MlNOS.
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lenfdnd6 rti Sf, quo We I"o1"e p"'""
IoLkTe hume, c,c!Tque uirun rotfore per ora.
(NIRs. GEO. III.
NV friend Theop, the other dSy, IN the course
os some sriendly chai, remarked, hat the ladies
h Il come TO a detcrmlpa ION CT frowning down
Trip,ole mus Eschsr and his ESSAYS aud that,
wi nout | ALTERED my course very materially;
The necessary con. qu-nce would b.. a with
d,awal of favor. " willing to encounter the
di>pleasure OF tn ladies, ard more especially
tina, Of Virgins. | agreed to leave 'h' fo'mer
.' aSns o tnrir clio, "" and resolving in fa'u e
TO take ase'Gtidd for The singular nervous lrl
,a,ion occ asi,nrd BY ;heir pr, sence, make my
bnw TO The public in quite another chaiac er,
viz, Censor Morum. Blu, how to begin? The
Il nd g, my elbow whispers there are e" faults
on .lfsides" Tue, NJ, they III find some one
10 hid hem up TO pablo sensure. The mon
s,er In,emperance i. about 10 be rooted out
from hf> strong hold; and the Sunday Mails
would 6ad (tna' is il the p ople san toned j.
an smple number Of correoio,'! What folly,
then. sm I o " shoot as j. d. s." Take a
pncn { snuff, saws nv frierd. and it will ass,s
Won i'm gina ion. A.. there you have hit it.
S.rE md spsf takers sh III ne nv theme !
WI try down me one AID ex'e'mi' ale the
oher or all he lad uabI : which ma kind
ar, liab.r 10 CONTRACT. ,ha' OF stuff tokrua i,
c.rtain the mos uum aning There is
sneth ,ng IN The snc,si poff whirh knI's mems
hearts oSether; AVID thot who qustf he spark
liry cup. cen find an excuse in the h'w Of soul
which f Ilows; hu' into the reason u men faye
or of women eiefr) clogging their b. ans with
the pounded weed, | never could SEE. | have
Always had an antipi' y 10 snuH; he Pando-
ra's box is ever fresh m my memory when l
see that which contains The nauseous errhine.
T e general Of bad habits, al times, have
bounds. The presence uf he AIDES is TO, the
most part. u v TO upon smoSing; aud n vo's-
~ of Bscchus generally selec's the most retired
spot a. the scene OF his re,e!ry. Not SO win
those who are the subject of This article; they
pursue their unssemly practice IN all compa-
nv and in all places: even The sanctuary OF the
Mos, High does not remain unpollu'ed' There
are your various species Of snuffers, from the
man who only snuff, the odorpus Fragrance,
down to MIN whose SALLY ,issge and gorsed
prohos,., denote the ex 5, into whi'h ne IN
dulses from him VIII, fIr iesr # growing m
temperate IN the use Of draws his supply
from his neighbor's stock, dowG 10 those Who
sn.ff the con .rnt, OF the boz IRE hey do the
morning breeze have Ike an an ipa'hy
for them ali; for Ihry only d fe' IN the srAda-
tions in W ich they have advanced IN HI, OBJ
rox,ous h,,it. II IS a mat I'll Ut reg e. thai he
ladies' 100, lido not lri them sts't a my m X
ing mea,ion VI ,hem) are NO lee from th'
coptagion Their pre,y noses ar to" nesr
their p,e,,y mouths eves o D. ma { q feeeP's-
Gle for ne silainous eoml.s {.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

Four IF ,ur Osage IEdi MS, WHO. ror the last
~ monies or more. airac ed 50 mur h alien
Il n IN al par, OF F ance. have arrived at
Oh 'rlrs on IN h. Lonjon, from Havre. Two
died OF tae passage, and two are said to I've III
on noa'd hat >hlp in otn.equence OF which she
is n w Guaranteed below Savannah. Our pr, .
'ious d 'oun from France, repre Sen ed IN.
c"ndi'lon IF thes. Indisns IS ex,remel,
wts'coed, having ben deserted by those who
pe's'adrd hem % go 10 Europe, they being
no longer all 10 raise money bv ,xhibiinp
III mNelyes. Some Of them m " vet be oer.
mi5ted TO re urn. 10 heir own country, if no, 10
communicate 10 their tribe the Injuries Of Eu.
rope, and be v%sni,ies Of civilized life, perhaps
20 pour out their Lamentations. at the WRONGS
done ihem by their better educated vet heart.
less and avaricieos deceiyers,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

The new Episcopal Church in Hartford is
10 be- cousecra,ed BY Bishop II bart Of New
York, in he absence e Bishop Browneil, TO
dsy. The Hartford Mirror sta'e' that this
building is one ni N, finest specimens Of Cob
ic Architecture in the country. Il ma, ben
erected a, an expense of nearly fftv Thousand
dollars, from 2 design Of ltniel Town, AID IN
every particular, wi h the s'ricttst gard 10
The rules of Co hic srchiteo ture. The la &
west window is covered with a p.inting fr,n
Raphael. representing he TRANSPORTATION, 'ha;
was purchased in England and which is m
d-rs God To have been a donation to the parlsh
from the Rev. Mr. w eaton.
" Y Daily Adv,rtw1.
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Fa~axKroer, XIV. Dec. 10. Yesterday even

FaaNKFosr, Ky. Dec. 10. Yesterday even
ing Mr.. CLAY made an address to an audience,
whicr flied 20 ose'fs~ing, ne large Pr Shy
terrain nte.ing house in&tri> Town on he sui
&C, Of the American colonization Socirty Ol
the meri's nf HI, address, We have heard bu'
one opinior; hal it was in he hishest degree
able and eioquen,.--l, gave a full e1planalio'
of the origin, historysand pr sent state OF he
society and its fu,sre prospects and purposes.
Blu, we refrain E onasall descrip 10" of ii, pre-
suming tina, i eiilbe published entire.
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In The House OF REPRESENTATIVES., On Mon
day ON motion Of Nj. CoNpIcr !, was

In me HOUSE OF APPROXIMATIONS, on Mon
day. on motion Of Nj. CoNpICT l. was
> Resoped, That the Committee on Military Affair
be instructed to inquire into the expediency oiinduc.
ing the reconnaissance officers, musicians, and pri
Yates, in the Army, and the sesmen and marines IN The
Navy of the United States, voluntarily to discontinue
the use of Whiske substituting for it a full equiva.
lent, to be paid in money a, the expiration Of the pc.
riud Of enlistment
Resolved also, That, as a further inducement 10 So
briefly aud orderly department in the Army and Navy,
as we'll A. with a view to preserve the lives and health
of the soldier and seaman the said Committee be in.
strlcted to inquire into the expediency and propriety
of allowing an additional bounty in money or clothing.
or both, to be paid to every soldier and seaman, a; the
expiration of In, term, who shall produce from his
commanding ohicer u certificate of total abstinence
from ardent spirit, and Of orderly behaviour during his
enlistment.
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LExIscroN, Ky Dec. 9,

Tn Episcopal Church IN this own' IA,
been ,is,ted by the Right Rev. Bishop B'"~"-
I'll ofConner icu aud The Rev. MI Richmond
Of New York. These gen'lemrn a'e row en-
gagged in Mlssidfxfy s~ervIoes, embr.c'rg a
'oar though new and sou'o OF 5000
m lies. and riy alliBg in extent the fsr famed
Episcopa' visitation Of The late lam 'nted he
b,r IN India. They arrived on IhurSday iast,
and by their pious | bars here greatly eatted
he church and The congregahon. These gen
IL, men left town ON Monday. Moraing Tor
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toilet. and some Of the fair ones think Il
as essential TO carly one as they do 10 wear
pockets; bu, fur, her than to play with u as '"ey
would with a pineushion, or their lovers mana,
we would advise them not ,os2roeeed. "ha'
can we imagine more grovelling, han 10 OF.
hold her who once bnre the stamp OF na'ares
fairs s, Workmanship, the admiration oil 'ne
wonderii<k Swain, and the envy OF the m.a'
b.i de3 rated fn,e a shrivelled up, yellow
looking, gtnteel tslking, snuff 'akipg old maid!
But. 10 be ssrious-iet all my fair readers De,
ware Of snuff taking, and, what is tar worse OF
snuff hrwing'
afWha, arguments can the snuffer advance In
suppor, Of his favorite pursuit? Is It pleasant.
10 The senses? Does it iuvigora'e the brain!
Can i, drive away the blues? have never
been adj. to find 10 it any of those virtues; on
The contrary. with me the sensation IS Tar from
being sgreeable-it impedes the Imsgina'lon'
and produces an eff c, almost as bad as meian-
eholy, viz a stopped head" Reader, IT you
are an o2pouen, TO bad habits-if you are an
admirer Of a lucid inrellect-h you are an ad>
voc ate for ,leanlinrss, frown Gas we are trying
to dol snuff md snuff takers OUT OF "x's'ence.
TRIPTOLlMUS ESCHAR, NJ. D.
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SELECTED POETRY.
THE PEN AND TIE SWORD

TIE PEN AND THE SWORD.
BE aIcHAsp RYAN.
Within an authors room one day,
A pen and sword together lay,
And the worn pen who bossted speech
And saw the sword within the reach
of esrsho,; thus enrsged began
q Thou thing accursed--t thou foe to man,
How comes thy firm so idle lying,
On this N ,meIf'd carpets groundf
Yhou shouldst be where the manned are dying,
Where groan,, and wo and tears abound
In some hired heartless %rufi.n's hand,
Who strikes, and recks not if his hand
sm;t.s friend or foe-and scorns to feel;
There shouldst thou shine. accursed steel"
The Sword replied. Who, who art Thou
That seems so full Of fury now:
Apen,-of all the curses given
To earth. when BY thy foul iend driven,
Thou art the greatest which old Time
Hath witnessed, in each age or chme'
Thou poi.'nous thing. my p int 'tis true
Weeps blood, which in fair combat aew.s
Bu, thine. a, mans command, g~ives>brhs
The line which blasted truth and vorth,
The verse that virtue scorns, and Chen
You're weary of this noble sport,
Flst,erer, most abject, turn ye theny
And praise each fool in foiiy's court,
Hireling! You still in prose rehearse,
The praise of Tyrapts dire and fell,
AMI lsud, 10 nigh heroic verse,
Deeds that could only spring from He'll
.sEnouSh-enough! (the pen rephes)
Ufiess we're handled by the wise,
The virtuous-minded and the free,
All wisdon's children must agree,
Ths, since that grry-beard time had birth,
se'er has there been bestowed on men,
rw, gifts of such uncertaiu worth,
As we two creatures Sword and Pen"
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= y. Edison,
F.AXN,

FAAN.
F moh ASSOCIATION Of 81. PauFS fhnrcH
WILL. hold a FAIR on "Wednesday and Thursday
w the son, and 3ist instant. in Washington Lodge
N elegant variety of fancy and useful articles form,
ing suitable presents for the season, will be eSh'bf'o
for sale The proceeds to be applied to the Iiqh'a
ton ofa debt On the Church The attendsncr II men
friends and the public is respectfully soi'ciicd HI
mittance l21csnts. Doors will be open IRON NV
cock, A. n. to 9 o'clock. p N.
dec %
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Wines.

lust received four quarter casks Of old pale sherry
% wine, which with a large stock ofoId IT. maae".'
I.inta, Burgundy, Grape Juice, Sicily, VidonI. q Tor,
in half pipes and quarter casks, aud BrAhm'n q "rspe
Juice, in boxes Of doz each. makes our asso''"e"
of wines very complete. ,rv
dec Is 8. NJ. & :. .JhNNGi
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Bank Of A}exandria.

December, 81, IS2s'
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders ~ w
~ institution, that an election for ten Directors Wi.
OF viii be held at the Did Council Climber, ue """
Monda: (lSta] of January next
}. L. McKENNA, Cashier
dec Il dte
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THE. Steamboat PutoMNe ,

- Will on her arrival At Ale Iandrla,
~ on TUESDAY next, the 5h Jan dis
81 M-continu running for a few weeks.
sr&E%-@ ~ which time the boat and engine
will be put in the most complete
order; and be in readiness to resume the usual route as
soon as the weather will admit, of which due "o.ce
will be given. 6J dec
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This is TO give n tice,

VTHAT the subscriber of AleYandria Co. IN Tue I've
L trict of Columbia, has obtained from the o,Pna"a
Court of said county Letters Of Administration u'
non, with the will annexed, on the estate OF eD.a .J
LLOYD, decd. All persons having claims as'ns'
estate are requested to present them Immediately.
Given under my hand this Attn day OF peeem'e''
1929. HARRIET NJ. ILoin,
Adm,x. d. B. N of Edward Lloyd, deco
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Notice.

4 IL persons having business with the estate OF 70.
"A ward I.loyd dec. are hereby notified that DENNIS
Johnston of Fairfax County.is alone authorised to sei.s
all matters relative to said estate, receive a" y"
and paw all ~debts-under an iTrevocsbie poWer" ="
torneY from me, n. NJ LLOrD,-
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THE CLUB-No. Xxx.

T,ntanda ria est, quo me quoqus p"ssim
Toikre hume, r,ei@que uirum rohtore per ora.
Ill., -. rs.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
WOMAN.

The following, says the Southern Patriot is the beautiful
tribute paid to Woman by the celebrated traveller John
Ledydrd in its original form The beauty of the eulogium
consists not less in the simplicity Of the dction than the
truth OF the sentiments.
have observed that among all nations the Women
ment themselves than the menhat, wherever found
they are the kind, civil obgng, tender beings; that
they are ever inclined be gay and cheerful tmorous and
modest They do not hesitate like man. perform hospita
BILE generous acon naughty arrogant nor super
cious but full of courtesy and fond of society INDUSTRIOUS
economical, ingenious; table, in general err than
man, but IN general also, virtuous, and performing
more good actions than he addressed myself in the
language of decency and friendship to woman whether
civilized or savage, without receiving decent and friendly
answer With man, it has often been otherwise. In wander
ing over the barren plains of nhospable Denmark through
honest Sweden, frozen Lapland rude and chursh Finland
unprncped Russia and the widespread regions the wan
derng Tartar, if hungry dry, cold, wet sick woman has
ever been friendly to and uniformly and add this
virtue SO worthy Of the appelaon of benevolence these
actions have been performed in free and kind manner
that # was dry drank the drangh and if hungry
ate the coarse morse with double relish"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
-~sSs~-
Transportation Of the Mail on Sunday.
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, JAN. 10.

Mr. Johnson of Kentucky, made The following report
The Committee to whom referred the several petitions on
the subject of mails the Sabbath the first day of the
week,
REPORT:
That some respite required from the ordinary of
life an established principle sanctioned by the usages of all
nations, whether Christian Pagan One day in has
also been determined upon the proportion of time; and in
conformity with the wishes of the great majority of citizens of
this country the first day of the week. commonly called Sum
day has been set apart that object The principle has
ceved the sanction Of the National Legislature far 10
admit suspension of all public business that day. except
IN cases OF absolute necessity Of great public utility This
principle the Committee would wish to disturb If kept
within its legitimate sphere of action injury result
from its observance 1t should however, kept in mind
that the proper object of protect all persons
IN the enjoyment ofthe religious, well civil rights; and
not TO determine for any whether they shall day
above another, or esteem all days alike holy.
We are aware that variety of sentiment exists among the
good citizens of this naton the subject of the Sabbath
day; and our government designed for the protection of
one much for another The Jews, Who in this coun-
try are as free Christians and entitled the same proec-
ton from the laws derive their obligation keep the Sab
bath day from the fourth commandment of their Decaopue
and IN conformity with that Injunction pay religious homage
to the seventh day of the week, which call Saturday
One denomination of Christians among u.s. Justly celebrated
Tor their pey, and certainly good citizens any other
class, with the Jews in the moral obligation of the
Sabbath and observe the day There also many
serve the Sabbath from the Decaogue but regard the Jewish
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Mrs B. 1t would be unnatural and also useless to
desire such exclusions but is it not reasonable and
essential to prohibit improper subjects from our con-
versation Is there not range sufficient for The erer
else Of tie greatest r for The display Of the lire
hest humor, trithOm touching upon hallOwed or u
centious ground. Good taste as weu as good fee
ing, IF permitted to mtrk out the boundary Of CONFER
Sdtion, cM get ledre space enough for TO fow like
lcdters after summer shocers.'" PIP. 1885, 7.
To concude-on the first day of the new year 1899
i for one should be glad to know that fifty, aye
hundred thousand copies of this book doing their
office throughout country. 1t would knit us and our
childrens children firmly to the people of Great
Brtai2 and their chdrens Children than all the nov
els that have appeared for the last age. N.