The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

wcpt freely. When lie recovered himself be r.ur,oa-
To think that such poor miserable sinner as I ssn
hold he 70 hvorrd 20 hlled with the goodness of do
- completely saved on the fear death 40 lod vif
the bogs eta eierious Immortality" Here again ut,ce-
failed and the whole frame q the oace strong mn
med on the point Of failing to pieces with ematou
Don't weep husband" said his excellent lady yos
wiz tscfme exhsusted." IL am not wee ping for or
row" added no, but for Joy and thankfulnossn
We now took leave cf this truly sublime aoens untn
i've p when had the favor VI another Interview.
He w~ nor seated in an easy chair and consecutvsay
weighy though they had from tho land Of spriA
~ suffer severely" said he; and although have No
fear OF death have dread Of pain. The fosh
pines the aeeh OF tho Saviour repinsd He said r.y
Father u IL be possible let this pass from nevssths
less not my win, but thine be done Gould live
should dssrc TO do 70 only that might preach OhrrA
O. 60 presoh Chrst! would rather preach Christ any
where-on this hardest circuthan to have all ths wsah
and the houors Of the Kingdoms Of this world
% Tor trumpet voice.
Ans IN f'S lin 'si,s sse sisi': si:d i.r rs,Si:: S
Herr he paused, aud for some timc gave vent 10 Nj
feelings In tears Recovering the power of hs
proceeded; when think Of the dear preachers wih
whom have beoome acquainted all the longth ana
brt sdth Of the land 1t DO able via
them again But the will Of tho Lord be done; my VI
" lost In his will have no will Of my own" Afr
short pausc no said - years ago last Dcssa-
back the gin. have been most fall bic creature ard
havo comnatted many involuntary offences but hsse
never wlfuily departed from God have always needed
tho atom mou Of Christ and have trusted In that soD
for tho forgivrness Of all my shortcomings feed that
>"'' $40 VS. : the ei, oSi.f Of sinners am.
But Jcsus died for ms
II used to wonder how II could be that Christ could
have mercy upon such poor miserable sinner I avn
and save mo There kind of mist tho suhjoct;
but within few days all this mist has been cleared
now zee such goodness, such glory such powor-Sroh
power repeating the word with great cmPhasis- In
tie Reccmer, that thnro s difficulty in it." We
remnlked your spiritual vision Is clear Yos"
sptndtd he ut IL all plain now During tho
tion. he remnikedSinoc this dreadful disease struck
than year ago have not Ind ono really DARK
q
with the strongest feelings Of admiration oil tho hu
y tho deep and unaffected pety and tho gigantic ints
ctnai strength Of venerable senior bishop We have
knownand admired his real greatness from tho period q
our first acquaintance with bin But II no great in
Ing, and the prospect of death We must pnlse--our
heart full God be praised for this fresh Illustration Il
the majesty and power Of true religion.
BDLE BURNING .--Recontly q Roman Cathells
priest tried in Ireland and found guilty burning
u copy OF tho Bible. Commenting this, tho 7sslss .
Roman Catholic paper Of high authority, has the fses
ing:
One Of tho tricks Of tho scduoors IL with . book which
they call the Bible hereca work issued by hers3l
tho word OF God than the Koran Ia tho word VI QodwA
mean Of course the treatise upon which Catholic jurors
and witnesses In courts of justice The pro
tenco that this book Is tho word OF God aEa when 70
these poor people what they suppose to be tho word a
God is brought item by tho cantng varlets who seek
entrap them tho venerution for the supposed hoinoss
the book becomes may become step further
chief II IL necessary, therefore, and duty for lhs
clergy to root out this prejudice and to the pc
pie that what tho Bble-rcaders distribute with thsw
soup not holy book, but herctca book and theV
would fail grisvouly IN thor duty they did not tails
some means to this end
The means taken ut Ballinrobe II seems TO burn
the horeticn volume and for this acs the onk who OFF,
ciaed in the auto de f., summoned by the Soripturu
readers before the magistrates to two chargo
hrt, TINT of burning copy Of the Now Testament !"
socondly that of proianey scong at tho Holy Scrip
tu:cs." Now really don't want to have thcse Que-
tions OF mutual annoyance discussed In tho Tabe W.
Scripture readers would give leave TO bo silent upon
them but wo must say, that il Brother John the Do
fcndan tn TINT suit, guilty OF offence the present
writer II equally MI offeIder. lie has burned . Trotst
ant Bible and Ia prepared To burn thousand more be
that the whole seed breed aud generation Of them
extTpated except perhaps stray copy collectors
traIy ns you sometimes find copy Of Jacob B1hmens
narrative Of the spiritual illumination that fell upon him
nom the reflection Of the upon pewter plate.
II an odd volume Of the Protestant Bibla took Ito placs
BESIDE Jacobs aforesad iolio would not quarrel
It, but In the present state Of the book market
cidedy consider IT, and prepared to deal with it, In Al
fnoy set example TO Brother John In this partlo
ar quito ready to follow his cxanpi. Anothcs.
IL the Ethcreaders and other people OF that doornised
though respectable cnss respect the conconces Of tbs
poor II il not either With taste to speak o6e
ttvcly of what any other revcrcnces but when Q
bribng bible ereader brings Brothcr John TO tho
si0ns and the mngstrates espousing the quarrel SEND
Brother John to the asszcs for protecting the faith a
the beg leave perfectly to associate ourselves
with Brother John In this particular to sc0f at th0
book which he scoisd at and to pronounce 1t what 70
isnot the book of God not tho Holy Scriptures but
book put together and there circulated by of tho
most active friends and servants o the fire kngn othnr
words the book OF the DEVIL We say this Brothce
the minds Of ignorrnt readers fact il is dorabls
they hould r,msnber, and to confirm and uphold Bro
her John" In bis audahe endeavors to teach the Gath
to the poor.