Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-30

though the elements Of peace and brothey love unds
during the week when there no preaching aud ~ne
the citizens engaged their ordinary avocaons,
does the Sabbath round than warning theol
gans dress hemssvesi psnopy complete hosti
pitt the heads weak who not the op
pottuny vi replying 10 them while the voice OF the rum
pot the neghng u the horse and the brsndiShing
deadly weapons beyond tho walls Of the temple iha
IL 10 tho natural Of man. philosophers in
sis 10 equally the offspring OF the highest OF civil
izston land Of christians. Strange say the Piae
Armes-he place Of parade directly opposite the os
French Cathedral and perhaps after all, il s no, &c
strange either IL be emblematc, m certain cense
of the Catholic Church and Of tho Church universal which
in all ages Of the world has been kind OF church militant
contendng assn.t the aesh with heshly weapons. Force
is the Hifaa ra;o-the last Argument To which kings
sor bu. both pspss and protesans often take II up snd
nd IL exceedingly effectua IL edged tool cutting
keenly razor, is heavy bearing down nj
opposiuon Ii 10 altogether unnecessary convince
mans reason IL you would make christian OF him, bat
he stupid obstinate religion must not therefore suffer
fail of q victory. In such great employ car
nal weapons carry truth forward and open for IL
and has long since been discovered end examples
ny day furnished Of the truth OF the remark, that knock
down, him stone, s the sores possible
conquer his undersfanding Force thus becomes
general axiom, Of which, IL the three parts OF the syo-
gsm clearly apparent, the conclusion, at last.
and felt, his hearts content by the defeated anag
1 onist.
Something il doing here the fine and in literature
Mr. Cook has opened gallery, in which, in addition his
own paintings, several Of which excellent. many o
other foreign and domestic. included IL
pleasant lounge and may speculate the fashions
there as well as er'eise the paintings Mr. Cooks por-
trait OF Judge suIard excellent % ina OF Richard
Henry Wilde, Esq. Mr. Noise is absent which regret
as he Is said to have tine collection OF paintings There
are excellent pouslis here OF Professor Simsn and IN:
son. executed by Wilson. The Professors lectures and
those of his were understand quite thronged while
they were mere "hle auudhg 10 tne une arr" cannon
omit Church music. ha' parson Sapps Snareh very
Canal street. strikes the very perfection OF heavenly
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price Offered as contempbe He to dress FR.NKIIS in
inc costume a the revolutionary era but without
hat such as he wears in most pusis ofhim
In the depament of letters a wnut he wrong T., say
that New Oeans Ia advance OF some other southern
for instance But there are rare and ne scb
lars here particularly civilians, who are profound in the
knowledge of the law The Clergy as bod v embrace sew
ers ne scholars in the different sects and Inc f
pupit el,aue &c - Than o,ber Anon,
the physicians oo are many cisd,as who are dis,io
sished for their skill learning and experience They have
| Medical College which is in Hodrslne condition. and
.hey publish Medical Journal which holds bigh rank
and has handsome circulation The Lyceum OF which
there are now xoin cperaron-ihe '.Younr Mems Ly
eeum " and the "Pecp!e's Lycoum- are cxertits In
influence ia ihs diffusion OF knowledge heard lectu
the DINER evening" from the President Of the Peoples
c.um II. NJ Cohen Esq which wac admirable Tn.
subject "Al Analysis OF Win sud fIumour' The hail
ihronged with Of both and oil ages who
much delighted with the performance The foreign
Quaneres much read IN Ibis city Our own Reviews
have handsome support the light literature Of the dsy
in great and demand. The book stores are n
merOus and well supplied with works Of every description
arc obon uniting forth me-. ~ % S;' .,