The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-26

make the mon absolutely intolerahc Let
each man feel that his personal manhood i,
involved. and that crawling in the dust j, no,
'Ving. Whatever tie you occupation lc: Us
strike the task and JOIN to save the Sfa'e
Let the artist see that he cannot be- 50 good
an artist nor find so much patronage as if this
was settled. Let the farmer see that labor is
degraded and agriculture closged Let :hc
man OF letters sre that the special farrltv is
mixed and manned hv these inlad spirits Of
duty whose clamor browns all other spirits
Let the morall>t see that II is the fountain of
Pnti'c and private corruption; tha, in it the
oldrn prophecy is fulfilled. ''becau<e iniuui,v
doth a bound tn, love of many shall wax cold. =
tus each man. approac hing the fact from
his own ofiire.ty his own door shall find that,
As the former typo OF man cannot be found on
the same geologic plain with the vast extinct
monsters which needed primcval marshes tor
their element. so the highest spiritual man
hood cannot cO-rXist with this dragon. POISON
ing the air. Thus has the Infinite Father Of
African and Caurasian. made il one cause
with them. Ii the North should consent 10
slavery extension. it would now forfeit not
only all nobility, which manv conld Weld he
cause they have none. hui all their interests.
which they cannot yield. Every spirit whirh
can hc rouS"d against II Is now rou>ch-Na-
'nr" IS now IN las,or with millions Of human
hearts which >h.! br sen, on earth 10 cry 10
this aniit-An'hcma Maranaiha W. AL
1--we ~ different country of that of six week.
40. trust We have undergone ihe birth a
daI'ed TO the new conditions What is th..
praise or blame when it is uniollc,l al, We are
born 10 be or do
One thing Is now forever settled. that the
subject is to be Definitely deal, with. Ii l.
ny now. and cannot he put down bv anv pow
Is ever goin. TO he quiet. 1t Is Idle 10 think
OF It. 10 to Mary a> she sits beneath th,.
Gross whereon her only Son hangs. with H..
gha>iiv wounds. and hid her calm her criet
Never tili she secs him arise trcm the toni
shall she be caImrd. So W.. sitting her. un
der the very shadow OF the cross where Free
dom hangs crucitird. with those five bleed
ing wounds which the last ten wears have CIV
en-, IN each OF which is tongue of ire-l,on
shall We be- Tuirtrd: Ii cannot be. Noi
until the resurrection morn of Freedom rise
vi VuT idHu shall we cease 10 weep ana VraN
and work and watch bv the srpul.hre Al
ready. oh INV brothers. hear the fu,fer OF
the angels wings as he comes ~ roll ava,
the stone and break tie seal of the slave pow
tr.
Let us all he really standing, awaiting ,h.
victory OF God The mountain is ln,i,e, h,c.
and strong: our strength is small: oar might
weakness. But If each one .urrrnlrr> him
self this day and henr-forih to be the pas>iv,
instrument Of the best instinct striving il,
him.-his acts will cease 10 he the work of a
mere man and rise 10 the grandeur and in
tiuence of direct acts Of God Each ono can
he now a workman for God. his visible finger
entering and moulding the affairs of men, !
bcseerh you. Oh Christians. weld Yourselves
thus. Lend hand TO the great cause of God
and man: and know that success is certain
The tongue OF God hath spoken it, mo, h,
might. nor hy power. hut 10y mi spirit. >aith
the Lord OF hosts. Who ar, thou. q. great
mountain. before Zerubtabel thou shalt be
come PLAIN"