davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
ON THE DEATH OF
william Henry Harrison.

Atr---Ths CoreHdchs
liz hath pass'd away from us,
Our Chieftain hath lefi US,
The rude hand Of fate
or stay hath bereft us.
The lips whose call yesterday
Millions could rally,
Lie yoiceless and mute
Meath the sod Of the valley.
As vanish the blossoms
When spring hath departed,
And leave drear the boughs
Whence in beauty they started;
So passes the spirit
From this vain world Of sorrow,
And leaves US TO weep
Der no coming tomorrow.
The buds rc-appear,
From their winters sleep breaking,
But the spirit once slumbering,
Knows here no awaking;
The chill breezcs stealing
From Deaths icy river,
WAITS its life and its light
Away from us for ever.
The hand of the spoiler
Strikes at all as his booty,
The hoar locks of age
And the ringlets of beauty;
The oak, when a century's
Tempests have tried it,
With the flower which that morning
Had blossom'd beside it.
lie stays his career
Nor for worth nor for station;
The slave at the oar,
And the pride Of a nation,
Alike are are his prey;
And full oft without warning
lie speeds them away,
Lake the mists Of the morning.
The axe Of the woodman
Strikes the oak that is withcr'd,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
20 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from The subscriber, Prospect
II Hill, Biaden County, Negro boy named
TOM He was purchased Of Allen Gaia. &C
Orange comfy. where he is supposed 10 he
gone. He 10 very Stout, ana weigbs shont 100
pounds; has been frost bluea; has q sers pc.
cul.ar walk, turns his tnes very much out;
height about feet inches, answers quick
when spoken to; teeth wide apart; low fore.
head; compiexiion not The blacklist, though
dark. Twenty dollars reward will begiven Cor
qis apprehension and coafinemeni Ia any Jail
WA. m. WHITFIELD.
Praspsvs Hill, Bladen, March 81 tf-gs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Asosher nee seel 10 rsising 10 hssd Ia
Boston sader . aew nsme- They esli
themselves me No.hsasn sssrrsmsss
Sesl. and Il ue sadefsland hen. de-
naanee I'll civil ga.sEnmenl - wIlhoHl
Divine sBIhnnly. ard ihsrsfsrs inc0asisi-
eni xish The natural nights u mshkIsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Business Convention in Pennsylvania.
The business men Of Pennsylvanis pro.
pose to hol,I q state Convention At Har.
risburg on The 25th Of Nav. to consider
the present candi,inn of the various
branches of industry pursued within The
limits Of The state; To examine their i'm
medis,e and prospective resources. in
quire into the measures mast suitable Tor
their relief frcm the pressing embsrrsss.
menls. and for their future pro'ec'ion, and
to lay the result. before the People for
their consideration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
To all INV lust Creditors.

sn,KE MOTT E. that shah apply to the
y mex, Court Of Pleas and Quarter sessions
10 be held for the couniy Of Orange. ~ me
Court House in Hillsborongh, on 'ne ,ou1sn
Monday of May next. for the bench, OF Tue s g.
Of the General Assembly made Tor the oenens
Of honest debtors; whom aud where you may
attend and object, il you see proper.
CALVIN BACON.
,aa 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

imntdislaly sF.,ee % iagnlEe whsl thSg
ssFt shaui. lis he Ftistsd i psy Ne
fansEai FEPsnsss. end ihs eaEa mskll
aDd olhsEI have bFsagti salis sssiRsi hil
Coo tlssif bills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

A Singular Case.-The P,nsburg
American states that man in I.ewistown
was supposed to have died from over eat
ing and drinking, and from some awk
wardness in putting him IN The coffin,
which had been procured. he was suffer.
ed to fall on the floor. The shock had
the sffee, 10 knock life into him, for be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

makiuE signs ofbluls ~ bsfaTs." The
IllasHtllen, Il psemslo %, j. appasile tAd
% me pninl, 80 faF % felaiss % he ssFs
less EssBFily Of The WhiE party. Thr
.igllanrs Of the Wings i 10 spI = de-
ssay. % sooa 90 The sqaeaIing n the
pig's eesses 20 b hesrd In aha Psesi-
drasisl Elselion. thsy fairly drove 0 shs
uolli bui they slasass ,mmsdislsly laid
dawn their political seaPoas. si.houI
seeming 70 rrGeei ihsl lhs Golf may
return Coz :. snoslaef %" Bat Mr.. JEFF
fsIson tss E.rssbly remarked. that .slsr
nsl vigilance il The prieeof liberty" LEI
The Whigs lh-n be sp and DANG. LEI
then Tally 10 ihe Polls--lss lhem see ll.al
,heir neiehbars sl.o sl,sad ihe Elseiioa.
We know il 10 . busy season wilh The
Fsrnsrs. but no msn all be injured IN
his crop uho. IN The spirit n palrlosism.
gives up ons day t,hn country. TO lhs
Polls. Ihsn--To the Pall,l Regisfsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
FUNERAL HoNORs.

FUNERAL H0N0RS.
On Saturday last large number Of he
siarsns Of he town and county assembled
il this place. 70 unite in paying funeral
lOnOrs % he memory Of The laie Presi-
dent. in pursuance 10 previous arrange
menls.
Al half past eleven o'clock shs process
sion wa, formed at the courthouse. under
the direction Of Col. William II. Woods.
s.sisled BY Col. Ellison G. Mangum, Col.
Thomas Jones. and Col. William Shaw.
il the following ORDER
Magistrate Of Police and Commissioners,
IIiIlsbOro0gh Literary Society.
Students o. NE Academy,
Students Of the university.
Citizens,
Clergy Of The town and county.
Orator.
The procession passed up the main
street, round the first square, 70 the Ma
sonic Hall. During the progress. so
lemniiy was impaired 70 the scene by the
toAing Of the bells Of the Episcopal and
Presbyterian churches.
AT the Masonic Hall. the services were
opened BY reading the 18th chapter Of the
I'd Epistle to the Corinthians, and by an
impressive prayerby the Rev. John With
erspoon.
! The Hon. Willie p. Mangum having
been prevented, by indispOsition, from
performing the duty assigned 70 him, the
Grafton was delivered by The Hon. VIII
liam A. Graham. Notwithstanding the
short notice, Mr.. Graham in this, as in
all other situations in which he has been
placed, acquitted himself much to the sa-
tisfaction Of bis hearers. lie did not so
much seek TO embellish his discourse with
flights Of fancy, or rhetorical pathos, but
by simple array Of facts, he illustrated
in forcible manner the virtues, the ser
vices. and the high moral worth Of the IL
lustrious individual whose death we had
met TO commemorate. Holding up the
character Of Gen. Harrison, from youth
to old age, as a bright example worthy to
be inflated, the orator left lively i'm
preston Of the truth Of the beautiful sim
lie with which he concluded; represent
ing a glorious departure, not as the star
Of night sinking in the darkness of the
western horison, but as the bright morn
ing star melting in the light Of heaven.
Afer the Grafton, the benediction was
pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Wiiher-
spoon, and the assembly dispersed.
The following beautiful Ode was writ.
ten for this solemn occasion by Mr.. John
Cameron, of this place:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

We end N De Standard e lazl wssk
the following sentence:
While he new administration wers
sppropistipg e. ZOO for furniture for he
Presidents House. hey were taking !
alice from ths Leaf ofths poor lzbosn."
This expression Is calculated. and Va.
no doubt intended. 70 convey % The read
en- Of he Standard the impression hat Al
appropriation Of $1,000 Tor new furniture
for he Presidents House, has been made
BY the nsp administration; when Il Is no
tOriOus that the appropriation was made
before the new administration came into
exisienee-in fact that il was made BY
Mr.. Van Buren, and his Congress. Has
the editor forgot The uneasy position
which he occupied on The Top Of Olympus
last fall, that he should 30 soon again
venture to deal in such palPable fictions!
IL The "a slice from the loaf Of the poor
laborer" was taken at the time the appro-
priaiion was made for furniture, il was
not . by the new administration" but By
their /" illustrious predecessors"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
WOOD LAND For Sale.

A BOUT Fifty Acres. sdjoInIps The
Town. north.
About Fifty Acres. half q mile from
Town, north.
Apply to JAMES WEBB.
Aprii 20 &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Rnlifenfion.--A knight a. Charlotte.
The EcIlnr Of the Merklsnhurg JrGsso
nian. 70 disposed 10 aid and eomfori The
:. shivalry" Of Ssulh carolina IN case Il
should nullfy. In his paper of The 20lh
he nolIees the proposition Ito call m En-
m sesslnn n The Legislature. IN case Con
gross should ehsrisr Bank, or raisr the
Tanf. 10 declare The ae,s null and Void.
and 90 place the Sis's in posluie 70 re-
siel her execution. Lei Spulh Carolina
take this sisnd," says The Editor. sand
she i'll find the ah.le Democracy Of the
South cordially aiih her."
Wonder il she would! What SAY you
brother "SiandaTd" 10 The prospecl pfsuch
nnlllly ing procedure by the .Demneracs
of The Souihf" The name u Nuliifer
was formerly so ndious in they sight ihsl
no parallel could be found Tor IL eresp
hat Of EtierGiisi. A warm brulhsr d
thine in political fanh now confidently
rut,elh "DtmoerGcy" a. 81 eOmpanipr
Tor Notification. Democrat. aud Null
6er,l-sh! GrstnsborOugh Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

The Register says that MIR. Tyler
will promote the " greaf measures Of The
Wig parry" Will The Register lniorm
The public what those :. great measures"
are. and give The Information before the
Congresslonsl election in this Slslei"
.- STANDARD of Wed:esday.
Most certainly we will do So. having
no conceslmenw TO practise. and never
fearing ~ submit 10 The impartial decision
of ihs people in all matters pertaining "a
their rights. One OF the principal mes.
sures desired by The Wing party is the
uncnndnional repeal II The Sub-'Ireasury.
aud The substitution III 40 efficient system
Of National finance. with xIll,nsnsss ia
be guided ON the question of Constitution
aliiy, by the example OF our Republican
fathers. Another purpose which the
Wings have in view, is TO curiall The mo
ney power Of The Executive. and tie up
his hands as fsr as possible. They in
tend 10 bring sbou, s,ric, economy IN
public affairs, by ins,iio,ing new checks
and guards agains, pr"d,RaliIy and ex
uasagance. They intend. as far as poss,
bic. 10 proven, the patronage ol the PIE
sident from coming into conflict with the
freedom Of Elections. They mend Ia
place our Military and Naval defsnces 10
such q siiusiion. thai whilst We do no
invite foreign aggression, neither will w
submit to il. These are some Of III,
""great measures Of the Wing party
Are you answered, Mr.. " Sisndard!"
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
w DIR. JAMES s. SMITH. Gan,

Ev DIR. JAMES s. SMITH. Gam
didaie for Congress. win address . many
Of the voters Of bis district Is may please
% honor him with their presence at The
following times and places, viz.
Inthe city Of Raleigh, Friday, April 30.
AT Pratts Store, Orange. Saturday,
May |.
At Thomas Webs Store, Person,
Monday, May Q.
Az Green Browns, formerly M.Mur-
rays. Person, May 4.
At Hugh Woods, in Person, on We'd
nesday, May 5.
At w. ii. Aliens Store, Person,
Thursday, May Q.
AT Chambers's Store, Flat River, Per-
son, Friday, May7.
At Mrs. Mixes, in Orange, on Sanr-
day. May 8.
At Person Court House, On Monday,
May 10, and Tuesday, May IL.
re- r. NJ. SAUNDERS, candidate
for Congress, will address such Of the
freemen Of Orange as may please 70 at
tend at the following times and places:
AtMason Hall, on Thursday, April 20
| At Rufin's Mill, on Friday, April 30
! AtAnthony ThOmpson's, on Saturday
May !.
At John s. Turentne's, on Monday
May Q. .-..
| At M'cray's Store, on Tuesday, Ma,
4.
At Cedar Grove, muster. on Wednss
day, May 5. .
Alliances Rays, on Thursday, May Q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Mail Contructs.-We understand the
Post Master General has made his con
tracts for transporting The mail twenty pei
cent. less. ON an average. Than they have
been made at any time within The last
twelve years. This arises from The in
creased cheapness Of labor. and the ex'
traordinary amount Of composition. ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

40 aAdssFsr 70 hids one = fslsshoOd" by
uttsFing others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

Proper Respeet.-rhe PresIden, has
appointed Mr.. TAYLOR, the son in.law Of
Gen. Harrison. who was To be his pri
vate Secretary. Post Master Of Cincin
natl. Ills private Secretary. "a. the line
Of his decesse.) Mr.. Harrison. has been
appointed Register Of tho Land Ofhce al,
Dubuque. in Iowa Territory. These
appointments are highly credi,able to the
President. aud will be responded To by
the people. .Alsrdnder's Ness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

o. sAgE3N
NS ~
VERY CHEAP!!
WYE are now receiving iron New York and
" Philadelphia. handsome assortment ol
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
which have been bought cheap, aud will b.
sold cheap.
Tais purchase was not made BY order, bu
by one Of the subscribers; We therefore thinl
we are able To show q stock that must pleas
our friends and customers wishing TO trca
themselves TO a Summer supply.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS,
DO. do. Blue do.
Do. do. Invisible Green, do.
p De. b ba%'i Deus, (sunNra CLOTHS
DO. Erminets.
Fsncy Ca.simeres, Saiineis.
Csds, James, Kentucky James,
s' IND s, M.;. ca.s"'''' vEsrlSes.
Printed Lawn. Jsckone' and French Mus
I'm,
Chslsys, plain and striped Bingham,
Figured. striped and plain Iigh. Silks,
Black and blue-back Bnmbazines.,
French, English and American Prints.
PLAN and Chequered Muslin.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and :.'nen Cam
br,e Handkerchief.
Dan,ssk and Blrd.eye Dis2er.
Irish and Brown Linens.
Brown Holland. end LINEN DrIllings.
Geor,ia Nsnkiu, Cadet Cassimeres.
Worked CnIlars, Edgings and lnser'ings.
Florence snd Straw Braid Bnnnets.
Hoods, Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons. &c. -
ALSO,
Beaver Fur, Brush, Leshorn and Palm
leaf HATS.
GeutIenen's Shoes, Boots. Pumps and
Slippers.
Ladies' Black and Coloursd Slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Glass. Queens ware, Crocksry. and Stone
Ware.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Chocolate, Mace, Cloves.
Molasses. LOAF and Brown Sugar.
Black and Green Teas.
Powder, Shot. Nails, Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. &c.
PARKER & NELSON,
April IS. w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29
FRESH FRUITS,
ConfectionarieS. &C.

FRESH FRUITS,
CONTEMPORARIES, sc.
nj @9s VA5SaUa ,uk,s ,iessare in
amounting 10 The pubic that she has
just received fresh supply 81 Fruits. Confec.
uooaries. &c, and is now able 20 furnish al.
most any thing thai may be wanted 10 her line
1t business. They consIst principally Of the
Olinwrog articles;
Oranges. Lemons, Resins, Prunes, Figs.
Currents and Dates.
Almonds. Wslnuis. Brazil Nuts, Soda
Crackers, Butter Crackers. Ws,er
Crackers. Sugar Crackers.
Lemon Syrup and Lime Juice.
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine Ap.
pies, Preserved Cherries, SsrGines.
A general assortment OF Candies, Jujube
Paste. excellent for colds. b..
Cologne, Bears Oil. French Pcmamm,
Balm Of Columbia. samosl approved
article for the hair
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars. Smoking TO.
bacco, Matches.
\ handsome assortment of Toys. -
A few dozen Of Corn Brooms, and few
Chllhren's Csrriages--sold very cheap.
April 30. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

sfHE subscriber would respectfully safarri
hss hsends and The pubs genersil,. sksi
re has lasi resolved the largest sssastmeal ~
arlle'es % has line 81 business. perhsps. eve
before ofoughs % this markrt; and - lily
asss been enliEsly selected By the suhsegsses.
sith an eye 20 theif neainess and dur lslIsty.
be thinks he can give sstisfsxllaa 10 eli 40
may paifonixe him. Tie ariltles hax. ksea
purchased on very Tsasanalas tenn. aar Alsl
BE- sald cheap he invites h,s iaseasis - al
and sxamiae his assortment bier pss.ls.,nY
elses here. TIE follow a2 ere rompris.a n
his sssnrtmeni, suitable foT The spling and
sumner
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

-ummrE
Genllsmen's Bnols, FIRST quality.
do. Do. second do.
DO. Shines, fra quslIiy.
DO. Do. second do.
do. DO. third do.
DO. Pumps--various qualities.
DO. Cater Shae.ees.
Do. Pomp Shaesees.
DO. Slippers.
Boys Shoes--vafInus Qualities.
Do. Pumps aud Sl,preD.
Ladies Philadelphia hlsek KID Slippers.
DO. do. colored d..
Do Morocco slippers-,hiek & lin
soled.
10. Ssal-sk,n Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Sboeiees.
Misses Philadelphis Morocco Slips-
thick and Thin soled.
Do. colorrd Slippers-.ar,ous pat
terms and qualities.
Do. Morocco and Leather Shoeless.
Do. Low Shoes.
Children's Shoes, q slmost every .izc
| and qualify.
i "In addition 10 the shove be has fersi,
ed from the North his materials inr nlsaular.
turing and, having 6rsl rate work mea ia bis
employ, is prepared 10 execute sll orders in
HIS line with nealness ard despatch.
The subscriber Won d respectfully return his
thanks % the public for The sery Ibesal pat.
tonsEe he has received al lhelr hands; aud
promises that no pains will be spaced in the
future to give Satisfaction.
WIN. II. BROWN.
April 30. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-04-29

The following beautiful Ode was writ.
ten for this solemn occasion by Mr.. John
Cameron, Of this place:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-06

The effects of that severe cold which
caught when in New York last autumn,
are still very severe. 1t produced, feat,
permanent disease of the kidneys. But
still l keep at work. My family enjoy
comfortable health, though the heat has
been more intense than was ever known
in this country, 1...~
| need large stock of second. hand
Sabbath school books. There is very
great demand for them. Will not each of
our Sabbath schools in New England,
furnish Us with a few dozen! l know
brother We'ch's Sunday School, in AL
bany, would most cheerfully do it.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-06

and sizes of inllelity-" Thus far may
you go, and no farther: and here shall
your bold march be stayed ?" And when
IN process of tiGe the infdel members OF
such church had obtained the ascend
5ency-O what church! Shall it be
called the church of the holy Jesus, "the
habitation OF God through the Spiril2" or
rather, The habita;ion of devils, and the
hold Of every foul spirit, and a cage Of
every unclean and hateful bird 2" Well
is it acknowledged by an eminent writer
OF your own party, "that divided people
are generally corrupt people; or. at
least, that vicious practices are either the
result or concomitant of schisms and fac
tions %
1t is of no use to reply, that these senti-
ments do not generollypreraA among you.
For this is assuming what do not admit
And beside, granting that they do not, the
reason is not because there Is any thing
in your creed to prevent it. And how
you can deny those who hold in6del prin-
cipIes the privilege of avOaoing and ad-
uocating them, without committing vioI-
ence upon your common creed, perhaps
you can inform me. And whether you
can or not, who can but see, that the con-
sequence must be wrangling, and strife,
and discord, and hatred, and such like ?
in fact, any thing but 1.-The spilit of power,
and of love, and Of a sound mind?" Con-
trary TO my expectation when l began
this letter, shall be under the necessity
ottroubling you with another. Yours in
love. ADJ.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-06
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM:I
Original.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
ny W. G. BROWN.


,..rs l. one name cannot speak
without rush Of holy feeling,
;fuoon my ear should break
A birds sweet carol, softly stealing
Mid the green bowers at dewy eve,
When for eartll's wrongs kneel and grieve.
70 think, when every voice was still
Save that of lOod that cried to Heaven,
when slavery 9 iron, keen and chill,
nowu through a million hearts was driven,
And deeper sinking till the clang
ofchains DER half nation rang:-
To think that thou should'st break the SPELL
Tby trumpet-tones in thunder pouring
IN hearts Of steel, till now they swell
With the same spirit, upward soaring
With thine for strength to break the chain
Amid the thickest battle rain.
I've marked thy steps mid scorn and shame,
IN the cold dungeon sweety sleeping
And heard thee give thy taunted name
Up to thy blessed Makers keeping;
Then nerved, what burning words have rung
From thy yet free unfaltering tongue!
. And when the mob howl fierce and wild
Broke round thy peaceful, happy dwelling,
Why was thy spirit calm and mild
When shouts Of" DEATH around were swelling,
Why like the Eagle, did il soar
High DER the tempest's fearful roar?
Who is the Iafdel the man
Whose heart and soul are torn and bleeding
For men Of every tribe and clan,
Name, glory, life itself unheeding-
Or he Who looks with scorn and hate
On his poor brother desolate
Though foes revile and friends betray,
Know that among these wild, green mountains,
That listen only to the lay
0ffreedom's bubbling riIls and fountains,
Are hearts that cherish still thy Iame
FIRST kindled by the Pauiot-Aame.
See comes there to thy Prophet-eye
No visions bright OF letters riven, r..
Md shouts that ring from sea to sky
Where millions wake 10 life and Heaven
All through the wales and hills above
Hearhs Frightening with the light oflove
ons Muggle more! A glorious grave
When life is by shall take and keep thee
And there shall throng the ransomed slave
Age after age to bless and weep thee
While greener grows the tear-~et sod,
Where rests the friend Of man and God.
East B,nnington, Sept. 1871.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-06
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, SATURDAY, OCT. .. l84l.
Forthe Telegrap h /.

EVIL OF CREEDS."-LETTER v.
! perceive, my brother, on looking
er my last letter, that | have preferred
very serious charge of hcentiousness
ainst your principles mean he prIn-
les Of church organization &c. WIKI n,
wever otherwise. you may differ, the
mbers Of your sect hold in common.
J prove this point, will lead me to speak
heir practical tendency.
Men naturally form an opinion of every
aructer with which they become ac-
painted So in regard to christian char
ter. We Judge from evidence. And
is is a privilege or right which has the
notion Of the highest authority. Mat. 7 ::
go So that your objection against
dying men BY the standard Of 10Y creed,
uaIly initiates against your own prac-
e. You may reply, that the quotation
particular regard to practice lgrant
for the argument But what does prac-
e. either good or bad, arise from, but
pm the doctrine entertained2 Read the
h again, my brother, for the proof o.
IS But we are not alone in judging
n by their doctrine. There was one
hul who, 10 an epistle 10 the Romans
s: l7.l9) wrote on this wise: Now
beseech you, brethren, mark then
Z Alch cause divisions and offences con
Ply TO The doctrine We have learned, anc
|: old them. For they that are such serU
our Lord Jesus Christ but their Oacl
= lily: and by good 1rcrds and fai
III Pseehes deceire the hearts Of the simple.
! &c also his first letter to Timothy, 6
o. .. | am pretty confident, my brother
y - "a: il We're 10 avail myself Of The fu
BfVny Ofthis example, you would hav
I'D ~ greater occasion, than you alread
ave to complain OF nv uncharita6lenes
ter Ne must take things as they are. in IN
a'e Of things: not as we would Ia,
em. If q mans acalk is disorderly, v
" 10" II is " contrary TO sound doctrine
and No. on the other hand, if his doctrine
al q \ according 10 goodness We ms
AZ 'urally expect his practiceto correspo'
! IN II. We are not to take it for grant
ID II men are either ignoramuses or b
~ y Cities. But whether the delinquent
o 'a' in doctrine or practice, We have
sns in receive him into our fellowsh
. Vo'. s.: 4. 2 Jno. ell.
10 eurther: 10 order to commune iogeth
y "necessary, not simply desirable,