The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-04
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Bat, last and most important Of all, EudS-
EFT, III his capacity as master, i a rcli .ious
mana real. earnest Christian. We have
not now to ask whether his energy is unim-
pcded and unrclaxed. whether lis powers
have their full swing; but it is important TO
learn Of what sort his religion Is. and to what
extent it pcrvalcs his ltr. that we NAV know
whether It : ct Il nature to be pronounced
cilc:c-wir'iicr II is, on the or, hand. de-
I-tic fashionable assent to Christianity. or. on
the other crampcI tanaticiSm or big0trv.
not b.endln. m kindly union with the gene
raj modes OF his existence. We know that
IN his case Christianity has never been intel
lrctual!y douh'e'l, and he may therefore be
taken Is good example OF a'horou.h Eng
h>f. ncr liant. who still in the rinctccnth
century, draws the vital strength oi' his char
actcr from that Christian religion IN which
be has been born. and which he las uucon-
>c'or~'v drum, H. We ,il> over that his re-
lElon Is o! that personal penetrating order
which has IN al times characterized men
who. even among Christians, have been re-
cognlzed As such in peculiar sense: Of that
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Sidney smith aimed his melancholy raillcrv
in unaffected wonlcrmcnt at its refusing to
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't',r" ,' oI"'.c"' -I''' II "oeS pichd l" 'he
"''.c" "',' us "''o'c '''''"c'c' anu
>, :, Il, 'c,,'S ''"' n'!>''' must W ONE
"'' III az. nv "''> "> I" III .nc co"''h"a'
" :" i, '''o -. -. III ~ o,'' VI
il'e'', "i'o" ''' ''': i,'s ''''"'" '"c'
anu power VI "i'"''- ''''i'sc.' mo cio,c con-
r'c ''o"-"' '"'o '''c SefNicc vi lle ''o>Pel'
III "'' "'t'>'e,'''"ouS' G'ie' way ne manage,
- I, ''S .."''''> '' h'> ''e"' .. c'>u"'
"'''>' ~ '''''. >'''e'',> o' co"'e,S"'o"' J"
any '''''''o', ""''' ~ Has '"e'!l a'o''c. ~
o'' ma" III MS '>t"'">e'iie"' 's leileioaiiv
w. ~ '>"'v'e', >" n,> '''">'''
ca ', '' ~ "'" ''.'e '"'' al 'o''t"
l"s "ni'ic"'tS o''"cch them are merged IN
the >"o.'the uhltIcS III which Christianity
'"''h'cs al ""''a" rc'''ons. Vhce man
'"',c 'rH-"'S e"'l'' ''i'h' OF MN thc "ile
u 'l,c 'o' '''ci '""s rt'a'c! 'ie re- III y
>,a't. never 'ot-et my husbands icciin!S
M"'" ''c r''ie H. aitcf having seen VIZ.
'"'1c'' 'o' ','c "'s' '''"'. ne "tNl i'Nc a
,"''' ''''''''' We o''i' "''p'' 10: i VAS :"
,'hI =. >'n't %h''o'E h'' been KIN" TO Is. Mr'
:, ''' va >P''h','! 10 MN HA' Ia
','' '"t VIA. "''t'lrd MN most was inns
""'" ~ H'' >'"''''. 'Ac a-F'':''N. VIZ biidI-
''' ,,"A MN ron 'he counting hou>' I'M"
small paFIor IN his own house. and offered ny
PRAYER 'oF hih' ana Ms fanny. he voun"
men rr>''ent on The premises have separate
rooms ior 'hr express eni that they NAV be
ap!c 10 seek 'od IN private. here Is daily
prayer on the premises every day, IN the
morning tAc whole concern Is, as 1t were.
brought directly un Ter the eve OF 'od-ihs
authority over IT recognized. and His bes
SIN" INVOKED. And every year. at StocS-'ak-
ln=' ere samuel ha" hrcomc sole head, it was
Observed 'ha' 'he two brothers. when II was
a>crr'aint" what pre'l>e progress had bcea