Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

in of our heritage" by spreading dis
may and destruction oil over the land ?
Can il be done by opening the fair
plsins Of Kansas to the foul blot Of
slavery? These reevils chat are in
vading our Heritage and demoralizng
our people," and we rejoice to hear
one so prominent as DR.. Daily. en-
couraging the young heroes whom he
sends forth "so become champions.
and the avowed defenders Of ImmoI-
tai Truth and virtue" We fear not
the resulfof the contest, though there
may be wearrisome days before the
end. Again.
"2. Play the man. in clevating
We ara all brethren. We cannot.
even IL wo would, divest ourselves OF
this relationship. God has formed rs
for Il. and placed us In Il. The race
Of man Is one wide indissoluble fra
ternity. Hence God has given as a
natural sympathy one for another--a
disposition 10 minister TO the wants OF
the needy. and to assist tho fallen
Az he has designed tina. we should be
mutual helpers. aud assistants. he
has most wisely placed US in posi-
ton Of mutual dependence, that we
may never forget our relationship"
This too, 10 u homs thrust at the
policy Of the old line party. AZ we
showed last week. In regard to a SER
mon Of Mr.. Brownlec. a man dare not,
according 10 tho doctrines Of that par.
ty, recommend the feeding Of ono Of
our brethren without being branded
as q Negro-stealer. Be II so. Tho
Heroic Nan. docs not regard such ep.
i.hets. any moro than no would the
Idle wind. Regardless Of tho frown'
Of the wicked. they will administer
10 tho wants Of the needy and assist
the fallen" though his skin be few
shades darker than bis own. II We
would elevate man" let US begin
with tho fallen, and whatever we may
do. let us not add TO his bondage and
degradation. Let IN elevate the op'
prcsAed Of every land, and ever,
cline. by inviting them TO share In the
Joys and blessings Of this our free
country. Again:
1--WE call upon you. then, on thi'
tho day Of our parting. 10 have th'
manly courage 10 submit yourselves
10 tho government Of God. And II
the whole battle Of liic, claim m you
only "Commandcr.in- Chief" th'
Great "Cap.a ain Of our Salvation, Js
sua Christ. y y
Take the Bible ~ your guide In al
doabt and danger--as your perfae
amor ard sword Of everlasting trutl
--as yoar companion In the dark hour
Of adversely. or beneath tile genial In
iuence Of prosperity-as your frien.
In liie-and rs your support In death.
What better higher law docirin
could Seward or summer teach p
This 10 the true doctrine. Let Hsroi
Men regard Gods law as the suprem
law. Let them "lake the bible a
their guide In all doubt and danger.
and !, shall not be long that the con
test viii lasl. For one We rejoice tha
"fAs par e ~ow saging ssf'sssn vis
virtue" We know too well the ON
Impotence Of truth. to doubt tho result
} Far too long has virtue been at ease
II now begins TO claim It's right, an
though the struggle may DO fierce,
has but TO eschew further comprom
sss. with vice. and the day Ia not q
! distant when II shall have fully tr
; umphed.
We thank DR.. Daily. for this timel
discourse, W. thank him FORTS poin
cd reproofs. and timely admonition
The sermon, as q wholo IL such thI
we can not SEQ how any one can adoI
liz sentiments and not throw himscl
soul and body. against every schen
Of vice and oppression. whether !
; galixed or not; and we are su'
II tho Doctor practices what ]
: breaches he will soon DO found lifsir
up his voice like a trumpet against u
! extension Of slavery as we'll as the J
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