The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-25

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twaes - tHg~ - settle N len nanahs.
II as - gElari a. nj he lhins he seat
sgalasls - lhat he cared asOai ieE d.
lars- - ssoa - f.sakER ssE the minis.
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gIEe hin Pifne II hls nind- 81 hsa
l.sE paused fses n lses. pHd ~Lile lheir
hsss:. EsEs eksd in Eishaly el.sa. he
sad
"Lssk hsns. friend Mslrsin. ! have
gai sasseihlBg sgsins, ga: snl - ] an al
isA Psndsui, Tiain sgosen msa. VOC mIsl
Roi = efirndsd WlIl ne l'T sii,ng you
NJ EaiRi fTesly."
"Ths 10th nsssr elTeu,ls ne. III.
Lsfk'n." sid lie nini.isr. Wirh . ru,,ie.
80 an not f,ulIiess. ihuugh wiling 20 COT
rect ~ faults wken see Them
very VEIL" Mr.. I.srkin spoke in
Ffso'uis voice, aud sssmtd 10 feel pleasure
tallifE than Psin in ELat he mas doing.
Ia tie 6Esl place, then. | IN sorry "a
tEd hist YOU possess one very bsd fsull,
eopDoa 10 most niais;=rs. and that j.,
dispas lion "a iiEe beyond ysnr mesns.
sni thea cans daEn upon ale PARISH Ia
pay voaF 1. hts"
TIE blood came rushing 10 he face OF
The mia'slar. which his monitor took %
he the PlalGesl kind Of evidence lh.l he
had hit the nail fully npon The he'd. tie
went m more coHiiicnilv.
Nov. tliis, Mr. NJ ,ico!1. | enUisilar
TO DO very wEong-rery Mr0ng indeed
sni especially 20 in young minister IN
his tirst year, sad in his FIRST rsIlsh. II
such things are 10 the gteen tree. what
are Se 10 expect m the dry! You srcept-
edonr e"ii, aud were pl,inly informed that
The salary would he four hundred dollars
and rent free. Upon this our former
munster had lived quite comfortably. II
YOU ihnnghl the salary too Iiile, YOU
should not have accepted ILe c,ll-arrept-
ing u. you should have lived upon il, if ,
yon had lived on bread snd water. G
Mr.. L'rkin paused. The minister .
stood With his eyes cast upon ,he pave. c
nen'' bUs made no answer. Mr.. Lmkin :
81 II IL such ihings as this that brings
Feandai ufon The church. and drive rieLt u
Ih'ak'ng men DOT Of il. II len, .hsI o
valve few dollors mora than d. the |.
N'd; but like 10 see priaciple; and hate a
.ii imposition. You are a young man, 6
Mr.. Mslc"lp, and speak thus plainly ia
10 YOU Tor Your good. hope you viii 1t
pot feel offended"
Mr.. I.ark'o paused, thinking. perhaps, CT
hat he bad SAID enough. The minis,er's n,
YES were still upon the pavement, from Ell
EhIeh ne Intel them as soon a. his moni-
~ was done speaking. The flush had d
etl his cheeks, that were more pale.
"l'hank you Tor your honesty 10 speak. u
ng 81 plainly, and will wy TO prof, by m
'ha' you have told me-" he SAID. calmly. fl
. The best Of Us are liable 10 err." b.
There was something in the words. er
Vice and manner Of the minister, that be-
VI. Lsrkin did not clearly spprehenh. Sc
is hsd spoken harshly, and he now fel', %
With some rudenss; bn', while there was "
olblng in the air with which bis reproof m
vas received that evidenced tue convic.
ioa OF ertor--Ihers was no resentment. NJ
momen, before, be felt like a supetiar
sprlmanding an inferior: bu, now he
TODD in the presence Of one whose calm 70
sss AID dIgu;'y oppressed him. lie was
bout commencing a confused apology
'r his apparent harsbne.s. when Mr. de
IaieoIm bowed aud passed on. In
l.rk'n did not ieel very comf1rtsbie as III
e walked away. He soon more than m
ali 'ePentsd Of wha, he had done. and 10
ciOre night. by way Of slonement for his r,
'ror. called upon Mr.. Elder, and handed h.
IN check Tor twenty five dollars, to j.
elp pay of the ministers debt. So Nc
'ueh Tor the principle concerned. IN
90 ihe next Sabbath, TO hi. great sur q,
rise. when the text was announced, it Il,
'as 10 the following unexpected words
"O"e no man any thing" nj
The sermon was didactic and MARIA ,h
va. la the didac.ic portion. the minister n,
Fasexceedingly ciuss in laying down The II
r'Rclple oil honesty in ill transactions be q,
"een man and man. aud showed tina, for r,
man to live beyond his Known income 90
hen thai was sufficient 10 supply his ac- u,
aai wsnts, was dishonest. Then he gave / ,
1ndfy example OF very common bnt DIS
oness pfaciices IN those who withhold n
on others what's justly their due. and ~
onrluded this portion OF his discourse. n
J plainly st.l'ng The glazing dishonesty ri
which too many congregations were n,
ul!ty IN owing their ministers, The dh> Or
renee between their regular and fixed Il,
leome, and what they actually needed i,
'r their comfnFt1ble support and freedom IA
ON care. Tins, he said, was but poor nj
commentary upon their love for the a.
hutch, aud showed too plsinly its sordid b,
nd selfish quality. r.. - 49, o." 8 =
This vas fit by m ,ny 20 be quite too ed