Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-01

pristine homo, and r,e,,x influence by Church this
country whee rapid strides to power are already a~skcn-
ing the thoughuul Patriots. whether Christmas not
ineulcsed by Sect. which hes collage almost
in sight Of tbs Capitol Of Virginia. aud whsss ~sters ol
Charity representations, IN menu eyes, Of
purity and benevoenee-that men still dying in our
and Metropolis. whose liable be assaulted
the depicted orm.nts Of State, deliversnce from
which. he purchased by few rich certain
In conclusion Messr,. Editors. have only to
you expression o cordial thanks for prolonged
courtesy. MkMBE. ruE Sysop OF VIRGINIA.
| 7. 5. NV respects to "a Citizen OF Prince Edward
and Equal Rights" They shall hear from me in few
days.
THE FEMALE coLLEGiATE INSTITUTE.
| To tAe Editors Of fhe Whig:
Gcntlemcn-A wealthy clerical gentleman of dignitcd,
intelligent and amabe appearance after visiting this estsb.
shmcnt and acquainng himself with its eonvencnccs and
the advantages attending location, has proposed its
proprcors not to resusca'e" upon the same
old sandy fouadaon but change maiden and
establish institution OF Learning upon tho HOes Of
utility, practicabeness and responsibility. The people
hail hm-no knight OF Crosses. bat kngat of the
Csoss-with Joy and gadness, with pleasure and exulIa
ton For they faer themselves that If the child" is
adopted by wcllqushcd and responsible father il
will Flourish and be no affected with the rckcis But
the regulations will. OF course have nothing 20 do
with old liabilities. " THUS saith the Lord: Execute
gcnt and righteousness aud deliver the spoiled out oi
the hand OF the oppssc and do do violence
the stranger, the iaiherless the widow Hut,
yc will hear these words, swear by MYSELF saith the
Lord' that this House shall become desolaon "ler.
xxi. ;, 5. "wo him that bulde,h his house by
and his chambers by wrong-that useh his
neighbours without wages and gveth HIM not Tor
his wcrS I'D. IL. la the beginning couple OF
gentlemen had the building OF the Institute erected, and
carried school into operation ai ruinous expense ono
of them was constituted President 1t seems by right OF
occupancy but finding the undertaking too heavy Tor their
| I'D hetn Matigist
sters they applied the Virginia Conference take
under their patronage aud auspices" Conference agreed
to yield ths quest, and 10 appoint agent for the ln
su,e upon the condition that they should have the Prv
ege adding ,ivs L. the original number The
original Board readily accorded the prvileccwhcrcupon
Conference chose the five ne~isees from their own body
This gave them majority OF members and ministers OF
the Methodist Church the Board OF Trustees. and
quenty some o the ogins trustees of the Methodist
persuasion. tnding themselves reaIrazsd, We're seldom
seen afterwards ut the Of that Board. The on
gina President afterwards superseded BY gen
leman from the north, who recommended b. ihe Viz
GINA Conference ana elected by their majority in the
Board Trustees The subsequent president the subCr
dinate teachers the stewards and SCENTS all
mended and elected in the that they be-
family and one household recognizing, &c
| knowledging and obeying only head-the Virginia
and how far their CONTROL and die
stcrhip extended all who attended the
at the Institute may bear witness few
ached TO the society OF Mehodisis were, appears,
charter from the Legislature and after that oHect
was attained those stfnCgcrs virtually suled Of
the pack. These the statements IN the ihs Of the
people, ID they wrong they ask 10 be corrected 10y the
minutes OF the proceedings Ci Conference and TIE Board
OF their sessions OF 1887 and iS3S, relative
the subject aud by the general observations of the world
Then last though least, forth the organ the
Virginia Conference Richmond singing the praises the
ndaiios Snd the efficiency hc Female Collie
gate Institute" aud chanting its wOhiness confidence
IN strains loud, long and sonorous those Of Vi
the curly headed leaders Of the herds OF Bashan, yes,
| Then 'aud kImarnock cooked las tail
| And ioss'd his horns fu' caniie"
Till oats and hay began 10 fail
And pasiurage grew scan,y;
when he bounded, seems, enclosures of the
moral law. and gaoped oil with Resolution that set ut
nough; all responsibility for the above reced ,corks
THAT, cir, which serves and seeks 70. gain,
And follows but for form,
| vii pack when 1t begins to rain,
And leave thee in the Storm"
For the Scripture saith, Thou shalt muzze the that
ireadeih the and the aboTer worthy OF his re.
ward'-li 1ini. Y. Isl But any provide Tor his
own, and especially for those OF his own house. he
hath denied the aiin and is than an inidel-lI
Tim. V. ( "Behold the hire Of the abore.s who have
eaped down your fields which is Of you kept back by
fraud, creth; and the cries OF them which have reaped
entered into the OF the Lord OF
Al "Whs doth profit, my brethren. though a man saw
he have tash ami have oorks Can faith save hln
brother sister be naked and destitute of daily food
and OF You say them Depart, in peace be We
warmed and give them
things which ncedfu 10 the body What doth il profit
| j. he
Yea, maa may say, Thou hast faith, and have works
Show thy faith without thy works. and will show thee
my faith with nay wo;ks. Thou beieyest that there is one
God; thou docs; well! the devils believe and t.enbe Bat
wilt thou know, vain that WITHOUT woE Ks Is
deadl"-tJames II. IA O20l Now the people who have
furnished the Institute with supplies say tina, they had
enough Of the of the Virginia Conference in the re-
presentations, rainbow coors and siken tales
ed TO by the accredited stewards agents of ,at As
ISOLATION, Tor tue purpose OF obtaining credit aud
respectfully ask TOR the corresponding OF ASSUME.
| "a n Dia ,,nr,
OF that Did the agents the Conere
assume and OF the debts contracted for the sup
plies OF tue Institute Well, by the common law those
acts operaieda an IMPLIED AssuMr.IT OF oil claims Of the
same character attended by the TAX.
ing all the foregoing matters and things consideration
the sufferers consider the Conference all inens con
sucons aud purposes liable, and they cannot conceive
that oil the balloons of the TOnid ZDne with all the grns
griaces contoTons and carcatures OF their physOgno-
could exhibit any thing superayely ridiculous
than that the Methodist Conference should place the
OF reputation upon the works of their officers and
agents Ia some countries thes eNtored from the peo
pie, but those who credited tine of tho Conference
think that they had thus lost only of the fruits OF
their labor then their complaints aud suerings had been
. a 1.-THE less.
Without any complaints coroded feelings Of nv own
have endeev0red conddy, fairly and the best Of my
knowledge aud abilities enquire into and calculate
point OF moral law in which the commun y
o nfenog and they Think injured people involved.
and m which respectable christian fraternity il concerned
have herein attempted TO up OF the leading fact,
and circumstances, and adiucc them evidence upon
the points nj issue. II 1T ny language has strong
has sprung alone from glowing conviction OF the ideas
and comparisons expressed and from personal motive
private pique. 1t IS examination dat am disposed
TO invite IN spr OF tUrbearauce, reconciliation and com.
promise. When the people complain OF wrongs be they
real or imaginary they will be satisfied unhl they arc
convinced o their those wrongs rodossed. On
the contrary, Individually collectively have been
the cause Of Injuries either by e0-msson OMISSION IN.
voluntarily by design they still injuries and by the
common Of mankind and the requirements Of the
moral law ought To be repaired Tho maxim Live hon.
esuy, hurt nobody and render TO every his dIe has
lnng been regarded the basis OF all laws whether nuni
cip1l, oceiesilsticll or civil. INQUIRER.
- uARRIED,
On the 2Iti last, by the Rev. a. y. Smith Mr.. ED.
J WIN WILSON to Miss MARY ELMORE, all Of this
CITY