Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-06

good and acceptable life are acceptable To all tb 5,
man race as the cir they breathe common the sun
winch shines on them all alike, and the food and wn
ter which refresh them. Has God given to ar men
Whatever is necessary for the support and health of
their perisabe bodes and withheld almost from oi
mat winch Is indispensable for their eternal welfre
MS Is the lmpous concet of the few who persade
themselves that they have the saving secret the inn
mortal panacea.
MT lCondyl of whom you speak. was man of dis,in-
Gushed learning in the profession of hea and also
knowledge and scholarship, with acute and penei,any
a HE would have been at the head bar with wealth.
eputaon and all the good he could desired hui nbo
or more years he became eyotce TO the
NJ rom that moment every thing neglected
cr these studies; his law were laid aside
ms clients unattended his DAYS and nipbis ,;ve tc
RES III, s 'olos, and learned criticisms and
ai'er most miserable existence few months since If
n,c And did sacrifice himself and famS S
discovery has he madc What elucidated or es,abshe
uiat IS worth enc farihng any bcdys
iondness for pagueing ourselves with villa, we can
e o unfold las been part of ages Child
IS amused by riddles and old age by mysteries In both
sp" In this however. soaaioi 81 riddles is
.ne scope OF human faculties; not of mysteries.
nave uninenonaly on in this observation
@ 70 you from the interest you in your
lar at and do they wlead your gene
fous spirit into of higher duties or inoler
noue OF iah repeat that have all my life avoided all
ko'ty and disputed points of religion. argue with nobody
knowledge and free WILL profound doctrine of the atone
ment by the death of Christ nothing about ,hen,-I
ersaad them; and know that much wiser and stronger men
rave come TO no understanding about them centuries
anu noerant disputaon, which blood as
wen as OF INK have flowed in support savage and m
chfstl warfare mix not in such STRIFE content To
oischage as well as the duties which providence has
assigned me- according to the clear and unspuied light he has
gwen me- consider religion to have nothing TO do with the
cohcts OF neos'as, and the questions of the schools thew
are 10 my mn the proofs of the weakness pride and the
vnoici'ye intolerance of the human heart inlamed y
he passions Although have been constant and very rene
raj reader for more than forty years. never pered
page oil any writer any controrerted question: of reqion
MOI even senonThis is literally true, am sure have
escaped world OF peexiy by this course lost nothing
"of'h havins"-t Loado" yRerni'gy Chronicle
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
fy and aotM the aduice and consent of the Senate
William Shaler, of Massachusetts, to be Consul OF
the United States for the port of Havana in the Is
land OF Cuba, IN place of Thomas 81. Rodney, re-
moved '' ~
Asa Worthngton, of New York, to be Consul Of
the United States at Lima, and for the ports Of
Peru. f0i'' VI
Joseph Washington Elliot Wallace, to be Consu
OF the United States for the port of Galvezton il
Mexico. =
James Davis, to be Consul of the United States a,
Santa Fe, inthe Republic of Mexico.
Fr. lily. Duperer of Louisiana, to be Marshal o.
the United States for the Western District of Louis
ana, In place of Adrien Dumartrat, removed
samuel Swartwout, to be Collector of the Custom.
Tor the district of New York, in the State of New
York. vice Jonathan Thompson, removed