The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
7. THE REFUGE OF LIES. =

throw of the know-nothlngs- IiopheuS Ao - vas - ~
mast II viii be found less applicable to the future
al wo to the of pride, to the drunkaras OF
Eobra whose glorious beauty fading lower which are
~ ~ hsaa If the lat valley. OF them that with
wine 80,
80 Behold the Lord hath mighty and strong one which
. tempest Of hail and destroying storm, as nood o.
mighty waters OVERLOOKING shall cast down to the earth with
the hand p.,, an
az The crown of PRIDE the drunkards of Ephram, shall
be trodden under feet;
And the glorious beauty, which is the head Of the
M valley shall be fading flower and as the hasy fruit be-
Te he summer which when he that lookeih upon it seeth
while Il is yet In his hand, he eateth it up.
ak I'm that day shall the Lord Of Hosts be for
n glory and for dade OF beauty unto the residue OF his
people. ,.........,,.,
t ana ,or strength to them that turn the battle to the
~ EBut they have erred through wne and through
drink are Of the the priest and the prophet
have erred through strong drink, they swallowed Of
vine they are the way through strong drink they
orr in vision they stumble in Judgment
as For all tables are full OF vom and 6hiness, 80 that
there is no place Clean
ao rWhom shall he teach Knowledge and whom shall he
make to understand doctrine? them that weaned from
the milk and drawn from the breasts.
lO For pecept must be upon prece precept upon pre-
cept line upon line, line upon line here little, and there
little
all For with stammcrng lips and another tongue will he
speak to this people.
l2 To whom he said, This the rest wherewi ye may
cause the weary and this the refreshing yet they
would not hear.
"l3 But the word Of the Lord unto them precept
upon precept prect upon precept line ne line upon
line here e and there little that they might go, and
fall backward and be broken and shared, and taken.
ala Wherefore hear the word Of the Lord ye scornia
men, that rule this people which ID in Jerusalem.
'.l5. Because ye have said We haze made corena"t
,caA death, aud ,cA hell agreement mhen The
eiag scoargs shall pass through shau INTO for
haze made lies refuge, and adcr faeaoOd haze hid
omseses:
sl6 Wherefore, saith the Lord God, Behold, lay in
Zion for foundation stone tried stone, precious
ner stone, foundation he that beeveth shall not
make haste.
7 Judgment also nil lay the hue, and Righteousness
The plasn: and the hail saa seep array The refuge Of hes
and the ,caters shall orerto,O the hiding place.
lS NAad your ith death shall BE- disannuted,
and your agreement cA hell shau stand when the
oHng scoMge shall pass hyoagh Men shall Do rodden
dorm by 1t.
49, From tho time that 1t goet forth it shall take you
Cor morning by morning shall pass by day and by
nights and shall be vexaon only to understand the re-
port.
"20 For the bed is shorter than stretch him.
self it, and the covering narrower than that he can
wrap himself ia it.
2I. For the Lord shall rise up in Mount Perazim he
shall be wroth the valley Of Gbeon that he may do
his work, his strange work and bring to pass his act,
his strange act.
n22. Now therefore be We mockcrs lest your bands
be made strong for have heard from the Lord God OF Host
consu ton even determined upon the whole earth.
23 Give ye ear, and hear my voice heakcn, and hear
a. Doth the poughman plough all day to doth he
open and break the clods of his ground?
1885, When he hath made plain the face thereof doth he
not cast abroad the tches and scatter the cumm and cast
in the principal wheat and the appointed barley and the rye
in their place?
2s For his God doth instruct him to discretion and doth
teach him.
"27 Fer the ftces not tLreshed with threhiug in
ument neither csrtweel turned about upon the
min but the tches beaten with staff and the cummn
with rod.
1923. Bread Ia bruised because he will BIO
threshing it. break it with the wheel Of his cart nor
bruise it with his horsemen.
s29 This also cometh forth from the Lord Of Hosts which
il wonderful in counsel, and excellent in working"
"
know nothing paper published in the German language
has been started Pottsyle, Pennsy vania.-B Bait San.
knownothngism is consistent only in its inconsistent
cies. German know nothing organ in Pennsylvania,
Italian know-nohng organ in New York, and several
French know-nohing organs in louisiana The editors
of these precious organs should have the vorte rayirg
cry Of None but Americans shall rule America translated
into their respective yernaculars forthwith
THE YELLOW FEVER All NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.
The number Of deaths in Norfolk and Portsmouth
tnues ghtuy large, notwithstanding the reduced popu-
ation Of these cities The following despatch received
from Baltimore yesterday afternoon:
BALTIMORE Sept. There forty deaths in Norfolk
Sunday, and considerable eimnution Of new
In Portsmouth six deaths occurred on Sunday.
Drs. Marshall and Please, of Baltimore; DR.. Craycrott
Of Philadelphia DR.. Smith, Of Columbia, Pennsylvania
and Drs. Gooch and Moore, of Richmond died Sunday
DR.. Baour, Of Norfolk, is also dead.
The fever has broken in Suffolk sixteen miles from
Portsmouth, and the people are flying from there.
We copy the following from the Richmond Enquirer of
yesterday mornings issue:
Passengers who up yesterday evening in the
steamer Curtis Peck from Norfolk represent tho yellow
fever as the decline; but there IS difference of
opinion the subject. From all gather, in
view OF the cssened amount of material which il has
feed We learn that Of yellow fever has occurre
at Suffolk Is miles above Portsmouth The victim
gentleman who had not visited Norfolk or Portsmouth
since the breaking out Of the epidemic at those places"
The Richmond Whig states that few wealthy gentle
of that city have rendered the committee there S0
0o0 ard pledged themselves for much he
possibly employed Halifax has contributed $1,000 and
Rockbrdge nearly much more.
LATER FROM TgxAs.--Thc Austin State Gazette of tn.
25th nit says
ave have Just heard from Fort Beknap by gentleman
who reached Austin the 22d instant Every Thing is
ported peaceful The Indians the faith
fully laborng in the fields and behaving themselves we'll
Some the;ts had been committed Of petty character by
the northern Cumanches who had not yet come in.
major Stein ut the head of six companies Of Dragons
will euve for New Mexico by about The lst OF September
He is in fine spirits and anxious for uip The only de-
lay which possibly will be owing to the late bad