The New York herald., 1845-07-29

BosroN, July 2s ls45.
1he saooafh-Pnnters-Sa Sailors and Parsons, Ships &c
es'efuay was the Sabbath, day OF for all good
christians excepting daily newspaper printers sailors
ana printers labor to supply public mind
with iood-the sailors in bringing over the sea the mis-
ceaneous items of exisence-and the worthy parso,s
Tor themselves and others The two first are in great
measure disinterested public benefaetors and like ali
other public beneiactors receive comparatively little re.
ward whereas the parsons bless for their
ness VINO look out Tor number live upon best
and have always enough left bury them respectfully
when they die There ten rich parsous to one rich
printer, and. for rich sailor never heard of such
an animal since the days of that jolly old yarn Sin
pad Writing of sailors brings my mind one or two
iacts which will illustrate the OF par
sons IN Their endeayors TO cnrisanIze sailors About
t"ehy years ago, a young sailor named r.. Il. Taylor
men, good and honest turned parson for the
purpose oil turning sailors from errors of their WAYS
very iauuaoie and praisewortny undertaking. the
young ana ardent salt not owe stoche ed ,h aJ,
cation, but this deficiency was more than mads ,s ~
an uncommon command Of language and the possessio
o Doid ana numbering eloquence well calculated N
make an impression At first he preachad =;
small house, which he filed. A larger one vas o.
then required to accommodate his increasing
and an appeal made the community ~ saa,oa
Tor the irst time to have discovers through his
ing, that sailors unless something were done ,n t,
them with decent place of worship would no IN Eid
dlers Green The public responded nobly. large nd
beautiful Bethel was erected and OF the ,altn
A
splendid house to live n and comfortable trimmings for
the creature comforts followed a matter OF course
anu thus the poor and fiendless SALT by turning par
son. and working on the Sabbath half nard as he
WOULD nave been compelled 10 do at sea- made himse IT,
ms success, however, brought another sailors parson
no ,e heid who also succeeded in having church (or
n o.heI words shop erected Tor himself to work in
@ su'au,e compensation for his labor Thus have tive
whiie iaDorlng for tie souls of seamen secur.
uo.eiy eaiiy comfort for themselves But they are
not Finding how comfortable il is to live in
nne house, and minge good society thew arc no,y
o ng asru h II wopS leach on his hough try.
late than never but think they ought a. ns .,. &c.
houses hrs and the churches would have hasn @ s % -,
follow as natural consequence, for sailors as ,,an 0
other men, are more inclined to thank God when tha
are comfortably situated than when they are an, =, @
elbows with themselves and every one else / 90 @ s
wsh to be considered speaking dsrespectfuiiv % y,
these worthy gentlemen; admire much la then t1o,S
ana oeheve they have botn done much good only alude
tne or the purpose showing their success $50
personal comforts are concerHed) in contrast with the
creature comforts OF printers aud sailors printer NAV
go 10 work, aud by the power of his pen
ano ne use OF his types, raise funds enough to build
pubic institution, and there will be a thousand
cnances aganst him to in his favor that he will
barely make living by the operation II is useless TO