New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-05
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the aesigns'of Providence: tor we never were
couscio.ls Id ourselves of any gift Of the second
sight; and, sfroHi what we aage seen ABOUT us,
,reys 1ed ID believe that noyy. when the
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mower Of prophecy has been Withdrawn from
-sI;r;nn III has nsssed inxo nnlitics as something
s0hs ~ aiAs paoocsA ASo -
mich puref and holier. But since, in these
a =, ,,arte faraabouA tbere or.
snnbl;c man II abundance who
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NJ sasg me cabinet designs Of Fate, ssE
why should not we. too, set up for conjurers
fisad the assrs al familiarly as we do the lasi
news BY the post, sdecypher the darkest DEGREES
Of the Most High, nnrayel the farthest thread
ofour national fates, satioinate to the end Of
time and the extremity Of the earth, and solve
Without hesitation every thing that Destiny has
i in store for us as q people Ia s.
Certainly there are discoar aging reoofiecticns
that somewhat deter us IL the first place. we
remember. not without feeling Little dismally.
that it Is somewhat thus that Hilton makes GER
tain fallen spirits To aemplcy themselves in a
place not polite to mention Seated there on an
s1ainence, perhaps something like that of an
editorial stool 0r the stump, they too discourse
Of Destiny
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yas1 WISDOM hi add fss nSii nm ssi
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that /. u c,s., trnn, Il Ha,,, Wr;t ,hat t,sr.
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natural ora,,t,e, ~ tbe Anooa,.,so
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sea, the roar OF the many- horned beast and thu
yoi,e of II, II, s. nj, ,
tainly never scared rno,, STRONGER. a.,
theirs. AMI tbe vasty,ass ,fsts
commanded all onr doubt am, sts
terly. nnfiI.- hanrilv ~ N, Z ,,,;nal
tions--we bethouabt MS If Dr. ETaaors 4 vorss
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= Fipaiv' = " instances that the mere
sly la,ahowever pfeternntural and tremenclous
IL ,S -, III LOT ~ = 5 !, Y. n.
20 NY oef VITA test 81 pfopnetlc Inspiration.
In d sacred sense then +hose3 o,a tors5 ,,ho 4
~ ~ s y, yiss u II is'sl "tAo
eiein 10 ne CLERKS 10 the rates, secretaries to
the Furies and organs to the Desti.,i,,-. 5.a 49,
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erAnsi mntlih- pieces Oh fovluence, II not Prov1-
derlce itself seem not To 11s n,ec;se,. Ia ,oaet +1
acquisitions and the rules which the reverend
George Stanley Faber, Bishop Newton, Warbur-
tons Hume, and others, apply to prophecy and
miracle Yet there may be flor some grave di-