Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

have YOU 10 give q n place an one cnruer
/ OF your paper. I0l nav, perhaps. &C.
cuse me OF employing extreme Ieurta. ara
tell ne that, complying With ms desire.
would Re To5bing the community I'll the
interesting matters touching ana cnncera-
! ing the news from the ~seat Of ar" a.
well IS the subject aPpertainins ta the So
. temeat Of the ~OTegln question: -a1l ghs
/ thousand other Incidents which uaska ~.
IN the main, the thrilling Interests Of ear
restless and ~maEaeJic F" people. Taal.
this, | join in asseatags BIT wti'e ne per
init cur minds % grasp ia aai coeaa1f Wita
the mlghty movements 81 the word i shl.l.l
/ be our Incessany aim noE % pass uuac-
uced, thar which relates 81 tha sa-51I c1a-
pact
You, and every wise and good man. wif
| bear me cat IN tie remark thar. II the
peace Of our homes T. aEitateS 81 in,erual
the goddess Write. and ne
! other no less amicablc gualitcations. e.
seRtIais and inducements which ccusa5re
20 make earth a paradise, aud h.e an Ia
valuable blessings rooted or - a use
less neglect Of their proper el.-lre, we
roam IN vain for happiness atrlad
True, We Pariake Of a lim.tei pleasure
in the acquisition Of wealth. tie aua1se-
ment and friy0lities Whsch crce1 In, (1ltea|
lsteaithily,l Al the doors ot cur domestic
Relationship a something i WauJing 9
give the heart a foundation Whea u can
rest self-satlshed and without a d1ul. 81
the permanency Of its premises, the iuPo-
sing structure OF an approving conscience
care not who than peFson NAV le--
whether he Pursues the gltiy paths % The
CAV, or the worldly miude1--wh1 remains
careIes 10 whatever passes without the pale
Of his own immediate sphere Of actila-
but must, upon one momenfs rc3ecuaa,
own and be convinced that. stc1ri.y eF
feeling, both Ia moral and Physlcal Posut
OF view, depends upon keeping unbroksa
the least Ink in the civil chaia o. s1ciely.
This, | saw, is az HacoafrorertG5lg aXl1ln-
In this enlightened and remarkable sge
OF enterprise and Improvement Ne ba1
but tew individuals, comparatively SPEAK
ling. who cannot be ..tolchei 10 tenderness
aud tears by sppeals % their '-oetcr
make" Who will not. when ur-eatly
land respectfully solicited % extent their
support 10 the c1mpleu1n, either la whale,
or IN part, III noble aud Pratses,rt1s
lObieci, lend a listening ear % yolr warn
requests. It Is On coalracisulcts1a o. &c
nature Of man, even though be BE = pirate
of the most reckless Era-c. / make 20
. hesitation IN SAYING that, / can 81 trce
IOf persuasion, check, tor a Pergod, a. least
! the most PREDICATE Ou,cast taat ever sia.k.
: ed the earth; thai j. I can make him De-
clare: Il own that y0lr reasoning IS I-s'
--would 10 God thar bad the stability 81
being governed by in There > that "a
kind, vet awe-inspIriuS a1mlul,lla y as-n
I human nature cannot RESIST IL u.1y, e.
a while remain cold and selfish. tli gas
ponderous car OF warniag, reigalsd sith
= all It's weigh,y consideration Of taierest
g moves 50 steadily and - PerseSerias y,
= that conviction With it, food az Prolis
takes possession ef the heart. aai rears "a
its sacred precincts, the throne a sympa-
thv and affection tor The whole FANNY q
man; and We find, too, that a ueNuess 81
life SEXES upon oar sensations vith AZ an
earthhneSS OF feeling, . assist IN : Tar
thsrance OF the ProInui CATION and geaeFa
advancement ol the principles u tElla
and duty.
I This Is no vain hypothesis Ct Uine;
speak of experieace--and an experiences
> too, CLEANED from the broad t1main "a 81
E venture and obseryaIioa--ant NAV, slis
some prOpriety oil sense be terme1 q Faa-
: neeT, IN the knowledge e whlch ara en-
. 6eayOuring 10 impress upon yea have
n long since learned from The hfs.ory q
e mankind, that no individual, that no con.
e munIty in fac;, no nation ever hss. a
ever can enjoy the rewards q = healta,a-
d vigorous or uatyIng hapPiness--Sho have
not engrafted the principals Of Nir'ae q
the mind long before the empire "a TeasoI
}. had become vacated By the lntEod1etaaa o
age and neglect.
!; Nevertheless history plainly SHOWS tha
:, from painful calamstiss have sprung AN
: perIshable benefits; and need oaly clu
t. YOU the French RevolurOn. aS an -
stance Of The tact. LIcennOas euSiouas
led 10 the uOn-hellef Ct the Immortality y
the soul-and thus from the mere matte
of opinion, the spark vas klnalee 70 ce
yastaiing fame. To that heart-rsndlag Pc
n Rod we turn with renorSeless regret
+ period when the prisons and daagecns 9
4, France were giulted with innocani VIZ ls
r and the scaffoli resked IN h2Daa o.oo
sr when the minds Il that nalioa Sei
as tortured 10 the belief that cHaScS he'd =
destinies o. mankind--that reWaros an
punishuents had no other tribunal than -
at established on earth--shai me Bee Nzs
BY cunning fable. and Hsavea : local1aa