The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-11-28

anonymously under the superscrip,ion oi
'no Sectarian," The sum Of 500 TO the
society in that city, for the relief Of or
phans. What a comment was his assumed
signature on the bitter wranging OF those
who abandon themselves to religious i.nds,
and 10 the spirit Of controversy forget that
they are brothers.
"NoTE OF PREPARATION" All the
forts IN the harbor of New York, says
the N. York Transcript are ordered to be
garrisoned forthwith, and an order has
been given for one hundred cannon Ia be
sent to Fort Richmond. Al Norfolk, the
Moth Carolina, of seventy four guns has
been taken out of the dry dock, and haul
ed alongside ofthe navy ya'd, preparatory
to getting in her mnsis.
New YoRK LEGISLATURE. The Alba
ny Argus gives list oil the members Of
the new Legislature of New York, and
classifies them ns follows
SrNATE.-Van Buren, %, wings 4,
comprising The members from the 9Th dis
trict.
AssEMpLY.-Van Buren 10, wings
10.
A PIEDMoNTEse SERMON A serm n
preached by Piedmont Sc priest in the
village OF ST Julian, about half league
from Geneva, in the territory of Savoy,
as related by All eye witness ''My
breIh'en," said he, "you will, perhaps, lie
curious to know how Satan musters the
demand IN order To know thelr numbers.
FI,st OF all, Mahomei, who is the drum
ma lor, is ordered t. beat call llf~
Jews, with the Raboins nj their head, iiIe
off first, and as they pass al my, the devils
,un the great IRON pr 'ngs into their backs;
next come the TURKS, who are also prong
ed in ihe same manner as the Jews ; thea
the ProlesIanis, dragging heavy claIns (;
the devils pour melted lead iEto their
mouths, as a punishment oi their blasphe-
mics against the saints, and particular st
Julian, the patron of this church, whom
you see seated there in his niche, and
whom you dont respect as you "usht, Tor
l found only six livres ten SONS in his box !!
And can tell you that il you 20 on at
this rate, melted lead IN hell will beL ONE
a dear and scarce commodity. DO you
imagine that your patron, st Julian, can
put up with such conduct as this Ii
you do can tell you that you will find
yourselves greatly mistaken. For my
part, always take care to keep the lamp
brim full of oil, thai he may not want light.
But now tha, the festival approaches, who
will clothe him Not /, truly cannot
afford it. LII you don't see to It, Pm very
sure we'll soon see him naked Look u,
the shoes on his feet, in tatters from look
ing after your cattle at night, aud making
your corn and wine to grow. Oh what
ungr aieiui dogs you are, thus to neglect
your patron. We'll may the hereto Of
Geneva call YOU such. You buy new
petticoats every other day for wives, 'and
it Is but ask and have,' with them but d.
you fancy that when the melted lead is
poured down your threats, they will bring
YOU cooling glass of Lemonade without
my permission : You will then see your
folly, aud | am afraid repent too late
OF having, by your neglgenc, deserved the
fate of the herelics. On great 81 Ju.
Ian = me thinks hear you say, 'why did
| not give the money that ] paid fo'
lace for my wife why was such Ounce
| as not TO make you present oftbat piece
Of stuff which brough, from the fair p
Vain repentance, fruitless regrets 81
Julian will laugh a. your misery, and be
deaf to your crlcs-and now is the only
time tc make him your friend. under.
stand some Of you complain of bad crops
we have had no wine sbis year. say you
'and two years ago we had no corn
believe it very well, but you NAV expect
much for the future. Do you think ir
good carnes. that St Julian will he such /
simpleton as to ask God to grant ii vor
able season to people who let him wear 1
coat for three long years ? You nret
not trouble yourselves about the material.
for his clothing give rne the money, ant
| will purchase them myself. IL you d.
not, you will be treated like he-ctics, fo
whom there is no salvation, and who il
their birth are given over TO the devil, s,
that when a Calyinist or a Lutheran come,
into The world, he is registered on ole
nick's books as his goods and chattels"
WONDERFUL ESCAPE. A Young man
tell from a church, 40 feet to the ground
in Bridgewater, a few days since wilhou,
brt aking n bore, notwithstanding, as the
Patrio, states, he alIghted " within few
inches Of a large pointed sharp rock"
The Rev. Ge",ge b. Cheever, Of Sa.
lem, has received the appointment o
Professor Of Sacred Rhetoric in the h" o
herlin Instiiutc," n new institution, loca.
ted IN the State Of Ohio in the Wcs,rrr
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