The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-23
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three evils, viz: either TO be annoyed or tax
cd TO death under the pulling and hauling
(tor suppon) OF such an unfortunate and
bitter church rivalry and hostility rs must
he kept up here, Or, perish myself, for
want Of bread, after having portioned cut
my last dime 10 those pickering corTnorants,
who are daily struggling 10 snatch existence
from each other The third alternative.
should as little reli@ll,--tIlat Of being regard
ed as niggard because would not give
all of the little nave. and thus beggar my
ianlly.-l prefer therefore, seeking an
humble abode where there may be less Sholc
OF religions worship, yet more 'pnre and
indebted religion" with little better pros
peel OF the calm, sunny quiet OF an easy
life
May not this fact proftably impress us
with the deplorabIe want of harmony that
does indeed prevail to an alarming extent
among the reIigjonsts of many communi-
ties, calculated TO lower instead Of eTalting
the standard Of morals, by taking iloln true
religion. lis stainless sanctity, and wihering
instead of fastening the kind amenities and
| holy ties of bro'herly love, which should
pervade, and be the soul of society,"
ferry boat, padded by two blind horses
on treadwheels, is Just landing (ahead of
us) beautiful Virginia girl from the other
shore, (pshaw. confound the girls, | say)
with her green veil hrown up Oh 'kiss-me-
quick bonnet aud looking fresh as an Houri,
| and fragrant Us Il June rose, learlessly sitting
her FESTIVE horse all the time, though entire
~ nattcndcd-Crealion-Give me your
Virginia lass, who can cross a stream like
this, alone, early in the morning. hoping all
the while, (l'll be swom,) 10 become some
day the mother of future President of the
United States.
1t strikes me, that bind horse on a tread
mill, APPLY exemplifies the unprogressive
career of my lfe-a life in q circle have
been all the time tramp tramping, plod plod-
ding. stamp Stamping chiefly for others. but
make no progress myself. Good gracious!
Isn't ii then an awful thing to be bnd' and
more of us are so than woi of it. ira We
! fuss, and tume aud sing admirable, butn"v-
er change the tune----il's still going 10 HE
stirring air of
| The blind horse on the trcad-w wheel O.
Toillum and sweating:
All, dom work so hard. old boss. wo.
(For al you're getfng)
"A word with regard to some OF our 0"W.
The aggregate weight OF our two pilots IS
| 1919 bis One of the stewards. a negro Of
twenty eight years, named Charles Snow
din Butler, Ono kIosman OF "FHoyHe In.
let, Is master ol several langna"eS.--I7 an
excellent sramma' an and afihmalIciaf.--
! Is physician, theoIo@Ian;-'c"nN"t1e
Iluen'ly and ee@aniIy:-'S III tart Il sch"jAr
and a gentleman 10 speak more %re'i.-
caIly. tie talks German lapidIy-roads aGd
translates Preach, Greek. Lain and lirUrr&
has preached eight years-Is ta"a.
! drn9@iSI, paihfef AMI an d''hoj-haS VIZ
len and p"DIlshed treatise on lhe eAla'ence
and PROJECTIONS ol Deiy-haS now III pro
4ters III" OF Inc faaIInis'. WIN 'terk amt
Hebrew NOES and references has taught
seIert class OF White young gentlemen; ,n u
high school, IN PIsbu'S-is no. vain, OF
! preSumpluouS, but tumble respectful ald
conrteoas--aod indeed, 10 sum all up, Is A.
most another ClIirhton the admirable, on'F
IN a black sNIn Why then, you ask, Is liz
IN Il situation so FAR heo'aih his acquu">
! mems, Reduced health aud circumstances
compelled han 10 quit his studies awhile, to
:" 'eN'"'' 0''"t ~ '''" "N'''
! ave. nc Is every way q"aiIueo 10 40 ho'I"I
/ 10 the ttOOr o! congress. ii he could only tog-
Ioyv some white mans skin
o7fL a, s,e,ner uC,;nnor'' C;oc;,.
,'fi "
| maui o"'o - i''s' cNen'''. DIS we sane" l''N'
the Serernl mates OF suburbs whIcIi fringe the
| shore as YOU approach the Queen civ
,likc q dasn nonrra ,o bar dress y the ,no,,,,
s'o"c' anu 'e' o''S" lay :, WHICH, VA ''e
Kentucky shore, terminated III deep shat
ow helDpd with the soft notes drawn from a