Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-10

principle wichs touches the most sensitive nart
OF proud people sensibiRity and PRIDE The tax
on tea was, practically, vs " small! matter 10
osulionary aneeseiss but the odious prin-
lcipe of taxation without approximation provoked.
land justified The suect ssul seven years struggle
| for our N National Independence.
We rejoice that this bill has passed.. 1t is The
Icompleie Restoraton:or the Constitution in all IFS
\ length and breadth. IL Slavery cannot exist in 4
these territories when they come % be ettedsup.
why il must take us fate there, nsit hpsIlone III Y
other quarters OF tie Union where the soil and
climae cannot tsnsLain II, md rs will yet die
out in course OF time in quarters where it now ex-
isis by tbe pure and atural oberation OF the COM
petiiion. with II Of white labor, when population
has hugely incleased. There is vnsi difference,
Tree people between Submission 10 the in
exitabIe operation of the iaws aud providence OF
! The Almighty, and submission 80 tie impndeir
Edicfaen-of sci of vulgar iniintics who niplons-
i W set themselves up TO amenI aud alter His de =.
Crest ll IeApp'ss shagis
Lectures ON our. Iord,s Miracles,
II BY he Rev John Cumming d d. Paiiadei-
jPaia- Lindsay s. Blakiston. sAss7
m lis the tiiitd volume 81 the.ssties Of Dr..
Canming Is works which Messrs Lindsay & Biak-
ston hase unde 10 =pfoddce in this coun-
4 irs hefepatation of Dr. Cummings ts one Of
egTeastesl frot the greatest. Of The painit or
/ ators in London. has sptead alhrUugh ali tl,ss
teherchss ,atI all his ptinted dsconfses are read
with as much eagerness as they ale heard iby the
people who sit under his freacbihg. He pb5lshs
es them in9 hope that What was useful 10 "a
4 congregation mny be useful to tho Church al,
large e These Lectures on G6rst's miracles are
enthusiastically bold eloquent. and energetic.
and ere calculated TO make se.ious Impression.
In The main, jhey.wiE doubtless be acceptable 10.
religions minds 9 f every religions denomination,
but ipeiice here and Tiers passages 10 hcir
many readers in This country will take strong ex-
i ceptiop as for example the following, whchsis
\ an extract from the teetoreson seWater niale
lsWine'' IN Cana Of Galilee;- ~ ~ ~
Il has been objected by one ofihe Gernnn in,
iidels, that our Lord did not show deep sense OF
the danger OF wine when he created at this feast
50 excessive aquantty--Sune hundred gallons--
4 by a. act OF oiinipotent power. You'll not this
objection apply 10 every yiatagei II. 9 od svesaa
4 Temptation 10 drink 10 excess Ihere was no
Il more alton 10 drink ng To excess ffom his
ming many large water Jars, Than in his being
q pleased to give The sunbeaIns and rain ,irotis
4 that makes an abundant vintage l,hss secret Of
IS not ihe cellar but IN the heart
Eet lns. landlord Of the vine cellar. "A Christian
man VIII moi become INTO icated ifs he dpHks
from cnsk; trankatd will become ih,okicatels
he from bottls. Is moi IN the Quantity
before YOU that Che clement OF ieniperance is
put ~ the slacs of God that has been planted in
y your hearts Now it does seem 10 me- without
the least expression OF dSfespect To nj osts who diff
me. thatif cd had tIIt
sh9p Id be Universally W hat IS called efotal-taf
is' saonId not TASTE or him That has the
least q cottoc element nit-He would ye tsro-a
hblted the growth of the vine and rendered.
nsnta ton because ii there
ven. no isrmeEtation there could be no alcoholic
snteenerated. Slut He has not done so: fits
Z tpesgt evutage innf lie does give tiie Tint
tho vines He has cIente fermentation 3just1ns
Truly as he has cfehted vegetation. therefore n
aoss seem % me Aeat Temperance 80
HON the absence OF vine. from fhe ptt sec..
oil Christian principles: and Tat w, are IL a.. s,,