The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21


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look young sh years ae
Ihate been a q The 4 slor loI
some time. and a % comfortable TIA. I
have 10 idea when shall saye There IS
oAo thing Inst deli ls ME Il Is house
rhe batbaroas gers which Va invented loF
tie edifcationof de- Mandarin entile.
b abated you gooat late i night. You
can sleep quietly ID The morning and eet
your breakfast u nins 81 ten. without
heathen abominaiion laundering thfoua
The halls more searching u Gabriel'sI
trumpet waking up Che sleepers. AtdinnerI
you are called Ike christian 81 servant
politely knocking 81 your door. n you d
not ready you can have dinuel when youl
are. Time, !, says Pelham who Is &c Chess
terrified Of novel heroes. sWas made for
slaves, hot for gentlemen and lalies 50 he
never wore watch voting I vulgar to Be
bound up By rules and systems and Set
times.
Last Sunday ! went with some friend lol
hear the Rev. d. Tyng preach, His Church
Is far Up town ia 4 beautiful part 81 tie city
near stuyvssaat square, which | suppose
was once shs residence of Gle renowned
Governor Of that name. the last 81 bis
nasty immortal Pelers-and where ]
retired with his wooden leg and isolasea
dignity when.the Duke 81 York tool POI.
session Of Manhatten and turn q theredoubt-
ed Governor over Is their ga lFightiness
and his smoking council assembled. Or ol
the City Hall. u make place for tie olleials|
Of Charles the Second. Dr.. Tying 8 AL
Episeopalian q the black robe. He Is the
most popular minister Of that Church, be-
ing Low ohvrehIlan and man 81 pro-
gress
vas surprise At lie inleriority Of tie
music ii this Church The choi ii ar.
Scott 8 Church 81 asoo City. when ii good
practice much better than that Of Dr TyDg's
Church IN New York I vas somewhat dis
appointed ii Tie app laneeo Oils divine
though not dissgfe Sc
s;sss,t IS S. dino fhe but lis ore s
In s own. He's now quite elderly
and his voice hardly fills the vast Church,
but he has an earnest imp stoned eloquence
which once heard viii never Be fgrgoEsen.
Those who have seen Thorwalsden's statue.
Of st. Paul as he stood On the Hill 81 Mars
preaching the Unknown God to The enquir-
ing Athenians. may have some idea Of the.
look ID Tie distance b tie Rev. Dr.. Tying
when warned With lis subject His text
last Sabbath Was from &c 90 ehap. Of the
Lamentations Of Jeremiah, 2srd verse
esGreat IS thy faithfulness.'' intended ID
remember all the sermon. to repeat it over
to dear friend IN Mississippi who told me.
before leaving home to be sure 10 go to-
hear some of the orators Of the church in
New York, but It like many other good
things that ought to Be remembered, most
Of i that is in q repeatable shape has van.
ished away into hose hiding places ofmeni.
DRY which elude the recollection when sought
but will come N fugitive CLEANS among the
Sabbath day thoughts Of tie soul Is long
IS am capabll q appreeiating good preach
ing. One SEN ice struck me IS very sub
lime The speaker was dwelling Cd the
beauty 81 Iailhfulness. He said that III al
friend 81 one win whom re had dealings
il was So cheering 70 heart d know thatl
he was faithful that vas his bond
and what he said chat uld be DO. though
be did tito his hut Bat God was always
faithful. he vas snd sure and stead
fast. Inthe creation d order of tie Uni.
verse, ii his Prov e ID 81 bis dealings
WITH dc children 81 men. He Was faithful.
His faishfulness 1pli6ed II His care
Of tie Church had stood for ages
against lie shocks B persecution from man,
the arts 81 Arch neny and the treason
from wi s. that the na-
tons and bat opposed &
when & vas plan grain q mustard
seed on the rocks Of Palestine, were among
the Things that were and are not and TIE
bats and owls sit their temples nd high
places. while the Church rises triumphant
over their rims And, continued lie,
atae Individual experience 81 every chris