The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-23

down the sun. moon, and stars Ia chad.
ie ruin. With equal sincerity we may
I pray that our Chief Magistrate will m.
main long on earth. md return late 10
heaven. serns ia caiala redeai. bu, vh,n
I be does 90 there. we have no advice o
/ give as 10 the place he shall occupy
lie NAV take his seat among the saint
north or south. # there be such pola-
/ divisions in the New Jerusalem. W,
have no fear that his weight will unhal.
ance the spberes. or shake the ssitled
equilibrium of the heavenly world
Z There is one Thing we do wish. that
while he is On ,arih--no. no. while he
is Presiden,-tbat he will try io keen
his terre.,r;sl .o,;no;.e and whom we
are lerislatinr. Inn, lac will no, throw
the weight of hi. great office, and the
tremendous nowcr Of nj. brib;nc nat.
ronage into either of our political iron.
les.
now come TO ask. in all seriousness.
wha, the clergy have done TO meri, such
abuse They have signed n memorial
prayinp Consress not 10 mass a certain
bnl-ihe Nebraska bill-.and based their
petition ON moral no, nol;,;cal yround.
The frs, charge L. that in speakin, sin
the name and pres.nce oc alm;,htv
God" they assume. as His organs. 10
speak His condemnation Of this net as
communicated 10 them. They assume
no such thing. ask anv LAWYER here
TO correct me in the illustrotion I give
ofthis language. You are familiar with
a LEGAL instrument, be,i,,i,, with ,hoss
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When Won s;t hv the boa.ido IF dv;nc
man and u.e tbo.s word. IA vo, reon
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,;on of Cod d;,,a,;,, ,h, iano,oao ,,a,
eol,ows, Cor,.;u,,, ma, y,,ho,
osas solem, co,m oc co,nros;or o,,os,;n,
the sincsr;,v os ,he nor.on maL;nn Ias,
will and testament. The only difference
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and the other bo.no, tho ,a;oo,;v."AL
mi,b,v" which Joas M, oh.nno ,ho
ssos. a. - n,h.io.o,;n.,ra, M.
seemed srrnrs;na ,ha, oona,os.;ona,
l,wv.r. sho,,a &c. oo,ns;onal ,;ua
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, There are number,es, instances wber,
, men have petitioned Congress as a class
/ ! cite only n few cases. Merchant
4 have done il repeatedly in commercia
f matters; they have done IL as A elias
!. Farmers have petilioned Congress I,
. establish an agricultural bureau in ia,
p Department of the Interior; they hav,
/ done it as a class. Physicians hav.
: asked Congress to prevent the importa
ton Of adulterated foreign drugs; the
a have done il as class. Marshals an,
Z; deputy marshals have petitioned as
!. class. Soldiers have petitioned as
. class. Since the offensive memoria
t was presented on the l4ih Of March
y the mechanics of the district have peti
a toned the same Senate for money equa
: to the value Of land TO be given by IA,
n homestead bill; they did it as class
e Why is this objection brought TO bea
: against a single class 2 beg no par
4 don for asserting, in the face Of ih
J. highest authority, that "ihe minisie
2 is as much kn0vn 10 his Government
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