The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-12

enF ply sieal. sari.l snd marsI necessisiss,
ws 1o.ld cot Isll b Islsr 10 osls,ff 10 Hin
sha mads nan, and Who knea 81. .&asl-
q BIS Isssior slOle corid kaoH lhsm-
That nsss made f.sT mn as men. 10 pss.-
fsd b sllils bfaIings ubOn 81 hls wants.
As PsT.ed rfss.l .flsr ,lx day. con-
sinagus snll. 4 70 iadi.pehssble 10 he la
hofsr. Wilhaui n. srarios. Interval he
health shd v,gor premsIutly decay -
certainly al hough nOl . speedily, ss il
debafred IRON The Ts.rsshmrnl u sleep !:
and hrsiih and sig Sur are The poor nsn's
espit~l. The statistics. Eo1 - gres,ls se-
snmnL Ted llla, We n use 10 "A hsr lhea,
SLOWING The I. aIful 1ssis u lie 10 those
employ BssLls which knew no such sus-
. pension. are full &c ~arhire aud ins,rue-
lion. Sad indeed IL Ihe l.l or lie Iaborer
without hIs jub ! Of the week 20 rrru.l
be exhausted energies; Whsn ! e mar
/. sipe The sweat from h.s brow and III, up
bis boy End spiIiI, alike toHtd down b,
daily ioll.
/ Nor Is this interval Of re.pose. as las
OF oar piysIe.l nature, lees nee, sssIy Ia
iaislleeiual occupations. Tie mind aust
be sisisdly unlaIen Of lis csre,, a. The
body OF IL burdens. or similar penslly
must be sndund. Tbs ordinary ELECTS
Of systematic violations Of The 10. DE- Day
By men Of business or professional men,
are less clearness e PERCEPTION and pow
Ter 81 Discrimination, aid sounGn,ss Of
judgment. and esntr lly BY jininliion
,ol intellectual vig often followed by .
Sudden breaking down oI The os.r,ssk. d
mental fscallies: 10 other instances The
The results are lUnscy or self.mUrtler.--
In short, moral and religious considers
sioas apart. n thing Is gained by siol4-
lion 81 The Divine Commands truth Of.
ten taIneJ too laie. II a man would
make tie most Of himself in slfrs.p,cs.
be will do we'll 10 rrmrm brr The Sabbath
day 10 keep Il holy.
But Tie demand IL our moral aaL social
nature Tor the blessing. Of a sanci,fed
Sabbath are sill more imperative. and TAX Q
hold Of higher results. We cannot dis
pehse with this Iause from The c-aseless
pursui, of pleasure, gain or dlslincuon--
we need II To moderate our passions. Il
chas,en our.desires, to purify our motives
TO elevate our aims. and 10 seek the sal,
vstlon Of our souls. tits here the Sab
bath chiefly disrl"ses the divinity Of IL,
lorigin and The benrvolsnce Of is puI
posr.
/ itspeaks, in Gods name, to the It'd,
OF worldliness, thus far shalt thou come
but no farther and communes with him
OF eternal reirIbutions, points his burden.
ed conscience 10 tie nuly Saviour. and "a
that heaven whose endless felicniss none
shall know but the pure in heart and the
pure 10 life. In It's legitimate Observance
lnis sess u OF hushct passions. and q
Tranquil enjoyment, dispnsiug the hear
TO kindness and good viii; season f,l
The stfsctiCna'e instruction Of the young
in their duti: 5 10 God aud their {, low
beings, for The prIv'l, ges of private ant
social worship, attendance uron an intel
Ilgtnt Christian ministry. and OF drtou
reading the inspired words of truth an,
love in the loly volume. The suhleci.
OF Thought aud conv' rs aton are pure an,
elevatlng IN their nature, and il would b,
strange indeed, If the Sabbath sun, as i
sfts VI on a lsnily or community wh,
thus hsIlou ed It's Tours Of light. did no
leave then happier, wiser and better thai
ahen he rose. Can any 'ioub' The efirca
:. Of a day thus spent on mental or mora
character. or the power Of thai restrain
J, which 1t throws over the conduri!--
Nearly three IN ire years, or one seventh
or the life Of every young man, who leave
his home, 90 reaching the ag- Of man
hood. has been spent under sue h IT, iuencr
These are not the families, nor these ,h,
individuals who are nuisance upon so
ciety. II is not he who Tears Gnd an,
keeps hi. Sabbath. that robs his neighbo
or murders him every body knows .ha,
nor is hue lace among he debssed Of hi
SPECIES in any respect, or any where
least of I'll here. Ynu cannot keep
man ignorant or. british in this country
iii you give III II his Sabbath, and he oh
lserves It according to his Makers will
lie will be raised by lis cnncC ntrated in
T auences, aud will und, rstand and rslu
his civil and roIIliral rights. AID will re
Isrect the rights of Others. The vii,
, idemsgngue mus, seek somewhere else III
tool or hIs victim. ~
/ Wuh population thus nur,ured, We 81
= feel TIA, our laws would be obeyed, an
, our llhe' ties, as a na,ion, sale; bu, ther
4 csn be no such ithnui the Sabbath. an
tits appropriate ssncn6cation, and there
4 no such where il Is unknown and unhd
r Inored. We beseech nur fellow ci,izens i
{ ma.urrlv consider this conclusion of ID
{ facts which have inevitably ia,ol' Ell H..
=, Iishe.e are The hapay Issues OF OBJ d
|, Ience to his wise and gracious cumman
ioi our Creator, We are warned by ii
word aud aw ful provIdences. thai its pr'
I ,f+na,i"n is rrop"ru"n,ly dangerou
However pure aud healthlnl the l"uata.'
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