New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-05

also the Holy Spirit the las, NJ the three -
The hini',. rh'ir chief earth IL person know
Ia, pu earg. ihe Prince II Peace" IN Shnm bind ~
DIVINE origin ana ~ ssion u sscrihed FT however.
from claiming alteration he forhd' N est the appot
uu to HIMSELF oi the terms SUPP. me- Il H. and rth--s
htt eftr constant assumed by tho EnpernrA ot C1ina
hut which he declines receiving "a. ground 'hA' they
due tod alone Their moral code ,hs ms Irg'nt,
,al the Heavenly Rules which examination. proved
o he the len Commai dmonts The observance Of thesa
Is tly enforced by The lea Of the ment chiefly
kwSng tung and kwang So. men who MT merely for
nal professors o religious ~ stem. hu' practical AMI
sp tus Chr ~ ans deeply n0a-nc'd by the be ief that
God Is always with them The hsrdshps they have sui
citd. and the dangers they have incurred punish
trials of their Heavenly Faihr the
they have achieved are instances of his grace
That ih, re- ambitious sefd-ceiv-r shrewd impos
tors md calculating hypocrtes among them IN plenty we
DOUBT not. also doubt not that numbers join, and will
continue IN Their RAJ ks influenced exclusively hy motives
rdy and IL obe those hch gud-the conduct Ut
many protesting Christians of the West Bat among
the eRO.rs and orgnsors Of this movement there .r-
mistskab signs of good l-aveD winch. 'rast and
earnestly wish, utmately spread throughout ths
whole mass one convincing proof sincerity Of the
ruling mind H. that while fighting to free their oountry
from foreign woke aud suXi" btln adh-r-Dts they
nevertheless throw great dihcuiirs III the gay OF RAPID
at numbers by insisting on the general sdopuon
Of a new and revealed gon learnt from b.rh,riaus
while they have msni--tiy derived their religious pc
heis the not IN cases the dirst teach
ngs foreign protestant missionaries they appeared to
be extremely ignorant of foreign nations. Cation vas
Known to them the seat of great foreign commerce
but Shanghai which has indeed sprung nto imporancs
during the few years they have been hgnlng IN the ~es
10 De QUITE unknown Ia several oI ther ralS
men IL gIauiyBg 20 learn that under thsss cFcuin
stances the of common religious oeii-i dspDses
them TO regard their foreign brethren wiih a trtnS
fiencuess which past experience renders It diih;ut to
comprehend in Chinese, but which earnestly trust ev
cry Effort will be 20 cultivate and establish IN their
uIos IL would To spesk of n"hug else do more ior our
commercial Interests should the insurgents succeed than
und els Of ships aod regiments We under-tsnd that
during loI roe Of twelve miles INFO the city OF
Nankug and back along what may present b. Gales one
Of the Of large camp, Mr Me4doSs DID sot bear
one of those abusive and der0gaory eprh- applied 10
lms elf or companions which have always been 80 liberal
IL bestowed on passing regn-rs BY the he.iheD Chinese
There WAS also thu fullest evidences that the obs'en7
IRE ssons with which the latter garnh All Their converse
prohbit-d and almost bAu-hed ron the language
of II LrstiAns Tn, hn,d Nank o., erhed by them
Teen kin-Heaveny Cip'a, Chin kiiny AMI inc row,
aud sre for present engaged in Strengthening ana Ia
creasipg the fOrtlhcliions OF the-e cites