The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-06-21
Californian Sob O6{t.

\ SWEET THIBC TE.-On,. of the sweetest
and tendcre>t tributes to departed child We
have ever read is the following from the pen
OF William Il, Bradbury. the we'll known mu-
si'al composer No parent who has lost one
of The little angels can read it with unnost-
cnrd ewes:
Kirtie is gone Where? To heaven. An
angel cam" and took her aw,.. She was
lovely ,hid-rrntc Is !ii,l. lamb the PCT
oi the who" f,milv; the Youngest Of them
all. But >h" could not >,av with rs anv lon
ger She hal An an.r! sister in HEAVIER who
WA, walring for her Til. angel >>t.r w.s
with us on, few months. i'.t >h.' has hs'.i
III heaven MANY Vear>. and >l.,' must have
loved ki''ie, for eyer'piv loved her. Tn-
lpvt.ii->t are utrrn >Gou.>; plurk..i. Ii 4 little
VOICE >wrr'rr and mnrt. mu>iral thln others
WIS heard. | knew kiiIir wa- near Ii INV
>tul, door or.rnrl .'.rt', aud >',i, that
no sound could i- heard! knew kir,ie WI,
roninm. II. after an honr> lni.f play. a lit
~" shallow passed nr. and the door Opened
,ni -hpi i no ''n" els could open and hat
1t. $50 T. not :" !i,'nrh papa" | knrw kit'is.
saS nuin,. hen. ia the midst oi my r.sn.-
.,o>ir. heard a rr,,il,. ,,ir' >,,inI. Papa,
nav | >tav w:rh ,"u a lir'lr whii" will e
+ v"rv sill" dill not need look oil IA, wo
% a>>'ir" ~" ihlt II inv lirri" ian,h. lru
>;aid with M. too lonr. kitti. drar. I" leave
I "a. >Gii"n.v: an: fpo ,iH now
/ ~ i"satnr NY li'tir assistant my h"m At
! .cl-'nv ,"un,.>' an sweetest >incins bird,
,ui ml-> tie liiil,. rocr that have h. ard
IA Al adjoining room. ri'rhing NJ, and echo
inc little sp,i.ilr> at rnr'niv a> rl,'-v wer. II"
8 'nv composed | mss those S,ff and SWEET
li-,-s | mi>, t'ir ii;,l.. baud that was always
first Ia bc placed ur'nn mv forehead. 10
/ inv" away the pau" ! MISS the sound "f
hos" li't'e feet u;,or, the stars. | n',> the
. 'tfir kuo'k Al nv b.-d room door IN ths
morning. and the tripil" good night ki>> m
! the evening | miss The sweet smiles trunI
h.. surri"-t q. f,r,.s ! miss oh how I
! MSS 'i. foremost in the litflr .ronf, wh" ron..
! nn' 10 meet me AZ the r,f.. for the first kiss
! DO n'.t >fooI 50 low now. k;'tr. 10 give that
! ir>f Kiss l mss won af the table, and
II i,nr', worship. miss ,our v"i''" in II
! want 10 ~. an an n,-. :" for n 10 rlv could SIM
It ike Won. miss Won in NV rides AMI
walks miss Won in the garden. | miss Won
..v-r,w here; im will try not 80 miss Won
II, heaven 'fa;,a II We are GOOD will An
mel tr,'v com. ar,,l 'ak IL to heaven when
r~ die :" Whrn the question was asked. how
''it'l. did filink the angel wa 50 near. INT
hc dil "trnl," come anA The swcc, flower Is
'rar>'a'rd "a "A more GENIAL cline II ,io wish
,,r, wou!I rGue home" Maj, little while.
kitiir. and papa will come. The Journey is
not long. ILL.,. will soon be '.honc'
\ TRrE WOMAN One ,lav
At week lady of this ri'y well known To
many ot our readers. was passing hence TO
Providence on the railroad She WAS occt-
,yin. sat bv herself. when we'll dressed,
intelligent and apparently grntlcm,nlv man
belonging to party seated all around her.
'>kcd ii he nigh: take the Plare by her side,
loon t-l into conversation. and the outrage
upon Mr. Sumner being alluded to. the we'll
dressed man aforesaid declared that he had
no sympathy with the Massachusetts Senator,
vho ONLY GOT what he deserved. IIr was only
sorry that Brooks. bv the manner of his as
>aut. had civrn OCCASION for an cxr,em-rt
The woman here the rasral'> talk for time,
1u' AT length. when she could stand ii 10
longer Sir. il seems that vou Are an afvo-
cate o. armed and ruilianlv violence acain-t
un>ri>l"-'inr and drfen..,.>> men, for TIE
uft.ranre "f their opinions upon a great put
H. question. and a. lave no ss>Irai-. that
Won will moi put ,onr theory IN practice upon
tuv>rlf.l | venture 10 ..>vr->> my sentiments
a, unrr>ervri!v "a vou have uttered your
own. 10 no: feel il ate "a j. 80 near YOU |
will thank you. therefore, 10 move, 50 that |
can pass Won ard find another seat" 1h->e
words were uttered with perfect calmnr>s
and wamlnlv dignity ami they made tine al
voca'- of ruifiani>m blush 80 his very hair rs
rhe lady Withdrew from bis presence TO seek
pur-r atmosphere. The r-hukr. SO timely
and well aimed. was rflt. and those who WI
messed the scene will not soon forget it-N
y. Tf,tune.
WHAT tNIIARIAN> Hl.IL,E. - The
'brt>'ian E'q'>'.r. thr New England organ
"t Cnirariani>n, saws that As opposed 10 Or
,hOioNv. | ni'ariAn> maintain that human be-
itg> do not inherit trom \ lam a ruined ia
turr. that there : no transfer ot ii> -air
made t" Us. ilIliin. upon IL moral ina',ii
itv that our relation 10 Goh hs> not been
yr-ij.ilccd hv A.im'> f,.l that ii. is not :.
tn'..onc conclusion with any onc OF Us when
i, b,rIn> th., We have iiot been, condemned
a race. bat shall hr judged a, iniigiinals /,
that. whatever be the rank of Christ IN the
sra. of benz and Whatever bp his nature.
he l. not presented 10 u in the Scriptures As
the sul.rcne God. or "a IA +, ariiuIal pant .i
the trndhcad- therefore. he l. nc, the source.
but the channel of DIVINE. grace: h.. i r.ot
The, o. pet ot hnn,r,. "i ,,rIr ,:,,..r-. nor
the ultimate ollrct oI our dcI-.i ,lcnre ani
trust but tutill> his hughes work for rs WHEN
hr Leads u on To Tie Father that fl. Scrip
lures DO not lav The emphatic STRESS of Christ,
: red"eming work upon his death. above or a
part from his life. character and doctrine =
and that his l"a.h, a. An e'emcn, OF his re-
d-rming work. Is MAJ. effective for human
salvation through lis influence on the heart
and life of man. not through its wa ariou. val