Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-17

sshp wA IL sasess.a,, (snu,.ri,y Fl husAs,A -
hspS rather mere.
fsn,s,seeh but lsid down IN yosspAus hat swou.sa
should never b admitted wtnsssss bsessss Of their
boldnes and loqusey. Grant them both admissible and
auiober sbeut uicsssss. 30 ~ fos suhssanes
Yet frivolous such lsstinoay muss b. A n clears.
and stronger Than that upon which many a sseei rans
eressos has borne the sznesst psssdss ol shame and
death! psss away from the criminal courts. wsivs
oil thoes wi oaote only ffoa hissesy--compr,.
bending therein. the pages Of such Csans and shsks
peare, Whom Fielding psoves 10 be the taes Of a hsso
rans And mark. how many Instances hs are. Of words
holy, and Of professions unspoled hoss Of his
Presse still counted for nsusht and deemed can't By
the weak snd passion guided iudSusnts Of mankind!
Look at the 6rst Partitions Of Polsad Read the I'm.
pera and Royal Declarations which preceded thoss
tsrsrokes Of policy. All ehrsssndom from the year One
10 this present le<S. shew Heaven-hks BE-
ne6cencs Than those noble documents breathed. Tho
ACKNOWLEDGMENT solely promote tho peace Of
Europe snd the happiness and liberty Of Poland herse
The nance OF Hcavea and the Holy Trinity nvoked
witness the rccttude OF the deed and saneuy H. Yet
the three benign Pows have since been branded By
the Judgments Of Europe and America with every OF
rproach that q rulers . nations character
Ths, Holy brotherhood. the Inquisi,ion when /, ha.
found human being welded his that reason
cannot make him them. and no VI not d,
hseLsn, doss hurt him! NO not hair OF his head
The eldest inquisitos DOLLY him, Peace thee my
orohef-snd delivsS him the secular power,
nesy bescsehins that rot b tsseA ks Need PET
Ais life ia dagger. u the secular power b deaf ihis
humane en,reay. and burns him With tosures-how can
the lnquson help thstf Yet the Protestant world rings
with oatces against the horrible Intolerance and cruses
Of tho lnqusnon! . ...... ... 4,
Remember CARDINAL woL,Kr! In pourtraynx his
pride. and his fall Shakespeare the aen even les
strongly than the vulgar Histories do. 1.-THE right
cardinal Of York" was tho great embodiment Of power,
wealth, snC sanchty In Enylsnd. All the dignties OF
Church and State in his hand. "No mans pie was
freed from his ambitious finger" Men 'could see his
pride Ptess through each part Of him He intrigued with
Charles Vh for the Popodom: and because that intrigue
fsed he joined in divorcins Henry tho Eishs admirable
Queen, Csharne, Charles aunt His volupsuousnsss
knew no bounds Al length Henrys justice. or caprice
scribe, his pausibity Of speech: my Lord my lord
am simple woman. much weak to oppose your Gun.
nng. You are meek, and humble .mouihed you siyn
yoar place and calling, with mesknes' and humility but
your hear crsmmed with srrogancy, spleen and PRIDE
The Cardinals o~y words, both then and aerwards arc
to well known to be quoted. They profess all that is
blow had been given. which broke hs heart and made
his fortunes crunibe.
Yet an unbelevng world, to all wossys professions,
answers hstion t. koiiotc.
coma instances more clerical.
Where devouter professor be found than the round.
bodied clark Of Cepnsskxsff Do you forgot his rsnu-
neAens ms crossings OF hmse his s1e Ma,ss, and his
Pa< rosssesn My dear gentlemen, what arc you think
ing oil Could those sgns and words of pety with
for drink, and cold pesse for food beoken ausht but
heart most Godwardy givenf Yet, ali! what rsvusoni
when we see him draining the wine. and deep in the
bowels OF huge venison pasy: and hear him how
that vcnison by. and he found other carnu
"p'auohs 100 suong Tor MIN some times. The piuusy
spJkep CLERK OF CoPmanhurst will 20 down. be
TO thoaiesi Postcr, as deerstaker, glutton, TOPPER
and too free kisser Of damsels tho would almost tax
my oath. that these imPutaons upon him unqualified
If not base hctions.
Agan-peep into that modern history for the most part
so highly veacous, called "Marn Chuzxewit" and there
the oboquy and misconsuueon which this day be-
set that best OF SErH PLcKssFFE, Esquire Benign
y regniug forever in his aspect his voice. his words
a divine morality pcrpctualy on his tcngue-the mobiles,
allowance for all human weaknesses and especial con.
seriousness OF his own-his very daughters named CHARITY
and srey!-Ass! who would suppose possible that
unanimous Public could brand such a being as q
hypocrte and scoundref For noble and beautiful senti-
men,s, Joseph Surface beggars boy Mr.. Peck
snifie
From the Provincial Letters touching the Jcsut. and
from many other records might quote you hundred other
instances The world tc revoke these hard Judgments
Messs Editors Judging by the past. il would not have
been oil surprising u half nay fourth Of the evidence
there against Bishop 0nderdonk by counter
CITATIONS twice "soemn and impressive" his were
had s sufccd to make the fourteen Judge cruelty Of
him as they have DONE Nay believe that the six also
would have obey the ptoneness humsn nature TO think
Ill., and united in the udgment-buifor their being brother
Pnseyitss OF his. HISTORlCUS.
Louisa, Feb Is.