Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-08
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Inc 0hnrch OF the Messiah" his bssn 49,.
Grated in the city Of New York. I, !. las
on Broadway fronting Wayerly place. b;.
TO be pile OF rare Architectural beauty 80.
at a cost Of 100000. Rev. Orir. n"
the pastor Of the church, preached h. coa'.3
ton sermon, and among other nu,ai. a.
said in bis eloquent manner
"The great error of preachers in Il, ,,.
day is, that they 90 not allow the putpi, 10 rs;e.
nize the principles Of human mature 10y -
sorrow, and hope, and misery. Il stand. ,aoi
from the beaten path Of life, and ,mns a deaf.
10 human sympHhles. The pulpit does no, k,~.
the passions Of the mind. The biblical err,
the theological discourse, however elobor.,,,
drawn up, has, unfortunately, nothing to DO n,
the lmpussioned lhrobs Of feeling tia, swell 4,
human heart almos, TO bursting Tie pst,,
does not sufficiently consider The respect M
sympathy due to the passions Of the child 4.
pulpit does not consider these things as ii ough
it Is theological tub, sta without ridder O.
compass, and contains no chart or map of the b.
man mind The pulpit should opsrui, Ia, II,
newspaper, connecting the whols army # hunaa
passions as uith one electric chain
How much that is bright, blessed and beaudfa
in the world, is now rejected and kept O'OoI b,
the pulpit its existence doubted It's appeals t.
lected. The many beautiful and glowing pa,
sions that thrill through the human soul The In.
eamenls Of mortal love the affection and syn
patty between the sexes the majesty Of nntu
sympathy, the pride Of the manly brow, he Ml
satisfied feeling Of the successful student mac.
ence the immortal feeling Of affection that
would yield up mortal life for the objects Of is f
love; the sense Of all things beautiful in nature
and art the religion tia, breuthes in The marble,
and on the canvass, and in poetry. With heH
the pulpit too seldom communes. Hence Msrs.
| Dit is so often useless, and its emanatons worth,
less. The religion Of the pulpit must be pnti'
cally connected with all the relations movement,
hopes, fears joys, paine, suilerings and passions
| OF human life, or il is barren aud rucr,rry mi,
results. And Of so much importance do deem
this practical religion, that shnll never find tine
to talk upon points Of sectarIan controversy
| have stndied human nature. will walk ard
| talk with human nature from the pulpit in III,
church. know that all the shades and g,nd,s
Of life shall come to hear me. All tina, love mu.
sic, and poetry and painting, and science aud
| learning, and beauty and affection and all that
makes life lovely /; and know whence she ssu'
come. From the loved home and The fond bus
band; from the uged parent and the darling child
| from tho desk, the store, the manu'ac'ery. HtNf
ern, the paths Of pleasure, the sick bed the w't'
kets, the theatres, the crowded streets, and from
the surface of the surgcs Of the erersoant'ng sa
| Aud you will come here for calm and eW''
hour from this routine, and Of these things W
will discourse as human beings to human beng
free from folly OF tanaiicisn Aud knor
whence We shall 20 A little time and The sound
Of our footsteps will die away on the earth; end
if we have lived in the practice Of true relglon
and human sympa,hies, We shall rot depart 70
sorrow, but wake up by the side OF beloved owes
in a house not made with hands, eternal IN !"
heavens where we shall ascriho glory ana pow
er to Him that stitch upon the throne ard 10 Nv
Lamb for ever and ever"
Gov. A. G. M'Nurr AND THE Posi- NoTt BILL
few blind par,isahs have become excessively 20.
morous against Gov. McNuit since his Veto 81 w
Post Note Bill. We look upon that act OF vac Wv
vernon as the cap shear Of his political laihe' .I
short time it will subject him 10 much on'oguy ~.
abuse Partisan Editors, and infatuated po'.''.SS ~.
will seize upon it, and attribute his seuo" " W., %s
worst possible motive. Merciless specam;m' n.
;on in and swell the chorus OF diSapprohation' "
!, 90. There Is redeeming spirit in the virtue sDJ
intelligence of The people. Soon viii The pNFsnI'.
disconent of rash and interested gamblers SuosO'
,bcn will unerrnp reason resume her sway, a'o w
bet;de those who have sown the whir"Inn' =
neonle NAV be roaded TO desperation tuI tney v.
pCt alwavs be bound in chains. The day OF ttt
dclverance will come-The Governor has mac
the first blow to burst assunder the IRON e'c'sy
Rnnk desnotism. His Roman hrmness aud mOla :,
courage will be appreciated in due season. nc W.
IN through the 6ery furnace unscaihed lie s,s'. u
Secure from the shafts Of FURNISHED caIumhy -
f man cannot be put down by the shin PiaSN. ,s
Let the Union Bank, with its SIX million ''I. -.
Post Notes, enter the field against him. anu ..,;on
the ides of November rolls round, ihs' 'n' rrrp,
| will be Frustrated in the dust, ana Oh p'''u'-
{ will pray for mercy. ..,,saeo
will soon transpire in Mississippi. Inc Ley a.,
or thai State "a ssed about 40 Bank charters :.
session. Both Houses were nearly unan' hSl;,y,
, favor of the measure The charter QoT VIC W." -
The whole batch were included in one bi] Va vi
| sented to Gov. Snyder for his signature. .,o N
the responsibility, and vetoed It. But us
$ not de(ea, its massage The Legislature, e1b ns n.
lv Bank-ridden. passed the Bill over his neAu J.,
Constitutional majority. Instantly Gov onyo. an
!, assaed as the enemy of the people, aSratt.pR ,rI
n all tina, sort of slang Time rolled on us la
o went into operation, and less than H nIsd with
e expired before the whole State was tooosu ~" ,dd
n shin plaster circulation. The sequel ~. no
" The peopIs mere ruined Then Il was ma .oeI
l. who once denounced Gov. Snyder as ~. wssI
head, Dutch fool SC. regarded him as ' .ser hai
r man and best Governor Pennsylvan.ss - hosei
$ Simon Snyder was good Governor ana ' a.
e. man. To this day, his name IS he'o !" psro. 50
viii i be WITH SSp ALEXANDER G. MsNU I,lo.
il less than one year those who are nor ,d oIs
Or denouncng him, will be the first to 10y "a d
es wisdom of his course. His reelection md oct
y on as certain, and when the event occurs ~ be b.
vs. i, will, or else we are m ich ssisiaGen, .. '"
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