The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-04
EciigiOus.
TIE SATURDAY LECTURE
nr THE viLL.eL cuKArE.

ding objects. constitutes hs super!orty.ir moral
nspect, uicr animals; and is itself the highest
niier Of intellect. How wise and mercitu j. this
provision of mental naiaTS. II throws the full
acigni Of moral influence on human conduct and
motives OF action Could it be supposed that the
mind acted on The principles Of rnachncry, 81
which the organs Of sense constituent parts,
q, thai, it 10 governed by necessary obedience TO
laws, which equally control tho material fabric.
ono would be at loss % discover the utility o!
eons;iclcc, much less co!a p!rhcad how u should
be liable TO nhrsc. Every one acquainted with
she hum,n i.-ari, mus, feel the force oi The re.
Dark. A.! mcn haze their moments OF serious re-
6ection. nose:r, concealed under hati,s of dis.
sipa;,on there are times hen tho xoul drops ;hc
mask Nasurr v.nd,cates her injured feelings
Aud ,te srs:ous Spirit, IN It's sober mood. G.a,&
!ea:a liz pa, iiusions oe iuturr enjoyment.
s, ufc rce1a,ccnecs of early virtue c:, p'o-
fcsiy rpas NJ. compares the good and evil OF pre-.
s.r. cs!-;rUcc. with thcac onward rcws. over
c.ic,l The changes and chances nf life cxc'cIrc no
ooa.soi Ii The determination of parPosr. then 10
b. tts, Tue true reason for thc existence o' IN"
Ti7,al ia-uliy ,s located Bu: unfortunately, the
es'I,c contradictory elements oi good and evil ate
Z, be tsunG ,,c very citadel of the human hra'i
Ma man pof%.E, no separate, aad independent ia
ei.iy OF deciding The morality ot aciions, u wonid
Dr. so!-ciT:n IN rraGouiag 20 aise.c ihc cocca oi
;nn:a! jurisprudence, ihsi have becn aorsncd 20
guide ia decisions, Or ic contrary. Il conscience
wcrc nfs!5!r unaaur necd by ihr ccccanoa
anS opinions Of The world, virtue would lose its
6iSaiicaccn. sil would be rir;uouS; and
s!cr tn Contrast. as none would be vicious. so
FAR is.cn regards ,hr effects OF those principles
81 The ao,a's and ha7p.nrss vi tire human family
;hr cnc,cn; iica;i,en had a, perfect eea:e7 -
the modern Philosopher. Eac!, could appeal tn
hls consciousness COT The sincerity e: 's 'nd:r,.
1ua ~ cu.isncai; and The csper'cncc %! ages c"a ID
b. alleged 10 s!,ur the faiAcs OF be;.,. Thc wrst
Hx~t t<a,,,
MiaGs Of honest cnquisrr. after ,'u:h became Pcf-
picxcd by them Tar shos; wandered abon, !foi,
age 10 age. And nor- onn.d c"mr-c md ,is
sarc. o. dss,:a, The ;f.,ih is. thos, sca'I;,onr
on tc soul, and ia rriaion IN the psrscnt. 1rl!
as iCiu:c stat. os bcing, ~crc a!;ngrihc: ryoaG
the reach Of asistrd hun,sn Man find.
hmte!' 20 5c dcpcuira: bring fnssrsScd O, Tho
most cuaoblins facul,sc.. and tho ,n"s; degrading
aipc;s,cs, be stand, =, the representative o. na.
frrcs kun .tom. the :..s.rr,ai. annual. and iasc!.
seciaal Bn, a. thr,, rcvcral s"!aioHs IL h;r-T!i.
he has very oascascd conceptions Every m,",r
arc The melancholy eaiar,n, and t..c.np:ias O; Ia,
iEJs:c:ions c1:E.rnee The v..rld Is gtarr ra'd.
Esci, pilgrim of l.lr hc ucads up,n hc tomb IN
ls path. ihiass Of The ncces>f,, fas Ia. .t.arF.
preparation {, G,-. Dcs,h hr f,ndl, ;-,:s's w!li
nol bend ti,c dea;royns b'rs i. h:nn: can IN
.ec! himself 10 h" 4 Gfrug tca;uT:. "n,i al TIL
..risxisas of bind scif lore ti.yc ,"i>h.d a.:h
siisaoiSing Frame. 1. not ts t,s."i Tatioa :i;r
Eas Of cs;ly rxpe st~nce, L. II :.sI i.ljrd with ihr
;,os, d.cs.s i.asrs' Afc MT ies nC il.r e"iid
ca.rfaL p.aIra, sad over acxs"u, IN ,:~ .n.sf~s:,
ard da,:r1 u, iifc. even xl,ls, ,hry ;.s..s. liz
most convincing prea oi the ;ru- e=srn .,aa.
,t OF rzr.ii.r. all !. v,n.,,. H.. u.i ln.c = ha
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.rnn.s 10 silrncc ,t,- s,husc. :" co.se 'crrc aud
lead ,h. q, nd :,,u ,..l nr-,a sn ..b,rcss g; re-
lg,,o. 30. .,;,y mankind siIagld " ia 10 cac,,s
s,a ,ne.,,. ,,,c,, /, u, their ,,,,r,r.. Il.
saa ,anules,r, II n r,ys.r,g ,zh:ch could no: br
ch.ssrd os. s1e.,. b., ,i.r ec..a,.,a. ad.,t.r7,ou
that tbs haman bar, ~ dsrrrtIai ..ho,r all ,tg.
nj ,t-a,rr.,-,, .;ri,d Iud mai Ia s,,i, ,uo,c
str.nsr .hase yr,s person. s:.,. seiapg. = is
kvrya.ns truth s1.e N &, , 70 ,i.cr r-it.
Of hs,asarss ~, .lr sr.s sa,Srcv r! ~tich 'h"y
cs.ssts.r. Liz. q. ,ss .i.,arsa s,c.s snptc''r
s.,d s p~ps,s.,sa s.s :, l,c yo;.,. eoaA.g.cst
fS.ir a.suinIr ruin: Gas ,Lc,n i!r vt!=l .its!-,
aadcr c.scaus,9sc- o ti;t!tc'ii:r. ~ r7rF''i-
syhe,hr, The feeble I.sti sr fsqairrd 1, make ;hr
s.skn.-ss a. ihr pfiso,scss dun scoa v,shr, %, II
t.;nk;~ n ;hc t.~,eu. PAL. pi i..~ rrra:y s:- l.
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