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union from sastk~r. "Sir. (says he an rcply) d.
vine Pnsvidcnee takes care Of his own universe
Moral monsters cannot propagate. Impoteni Of
every thing but malevclence Of purpose. they
cannot otherwise multiply mrssries than by bias
pheming all that - pure, and prosperous, and
happy. Could demon propagate demon, the
universe might become pandemonium but I
rejoice that The Father Of lies.' can never be the
father OF liars Que adversary Of God and man
~ enough for one universe. Too much, Oh /,
how much too much for one nation, ~
Do you behold a mirror held up, in which
'eretfer may see his full length portrait; Surely
that man Is an enemy 10 his God and nj, sneeics
who set about alternating one part OF ,ha,
species from another. We arc ali one great
family. Some Of US are blessed with the goods
OF ms world in n higher degree than others.
either through the success Of individual industry
OF that oil those OF our families Who proceeded Us
and are NC 10 have envying and strife, on ac-
count OF Dement'S which one tsssiiy will enjoy To-
day and snother FINALLY fo-sscrvetei No, let n,
frown down every man Who thus shows himself
Toe 10 hsmsn haPpiass. Our laws acknowledge
no iegsiised orders here. and Heaven forbid that
we erer should II ~ the noblest trait in our cha
racter, rs n nation, that we acknowledge no s.a-
ton 10 which the virtuous mind may mol attain
But unfortunately, how many men do we iind
who, like "A Mechanic"
Arc well Instructed in the pa,ria, school.
who eau never mention a man Of education.
wealth, or respectable family, except as M,llon's
SATAN hailed the sun:
with no friendly voice, add thy name.
Oh ! Sun. 20 tell thee how much I hate thy
beams.
"a Mechanic" will now beIiers me, when
Tell him that he will always be upon "a FOOLS
Grand" whenever he attempts to cajole and
hoodwink the Wings OF. this county. lie win
bnd That the very amount of inisliiysnee which
makes them Wings will always project lhrm from
the hseriiioai professions Of ltsir political enss.ies
lie Will hnd that they have made aud will ever
make when occasion does call for II, every sacri-
ice OF merely personal nature, which thu
tank will conduce 10 the honour. freedom. and
happiness of their beloved country. And they
desire no other reward than the approyinrS OF n
good conscience to encourage them IN n steady
adherence TO those principles. Nor Is 1t neccs-
tary to go to n "sowS ear" Ia make republic ms
Of them, rs they obec, 10 he made 50 gu, Of that
raw material"
hope az Mechanic" wall no, drive me 20
The necessity OF another "pummclins, or I
might then, from charity, be called on to inter
AIM; and a. am, according To his own trstimo-
nv, great siickler for truth. | would probably
Jet his deeds live after him. IN such n way that
his posicriiy might not be proud OF. We there
lore afri,e him, 10 be conleat with what lac has
ALREADY gotten, aud Ego and sin no more" But
before closin; my remarks to "a Mechanic I
viii saw that we have regretted the insiRHaiion
which made agains, the candidate of his parry,
as he is admitted 10 be generous and amiable
young man; and, as l re,ract roiuHiariiy my
remarks IN reference 70 .hia,, hope that they
viii have no effect upon him as an indiridusf-
i. however, neither trpeef or desire a like dis
ciamrr from "his man Fridsy,'' rs nc has shown
himself 10 have all the malice OF the serpent
without the venom OF his S,.ne.
GIvIS PHE.NIX.