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pcrben mir 20 uns our Reeel MAIDEN, muir usee3etdnet etc
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POI.YGAuY IN THE MISSIONS

We give, in another column, q very singular
article from one of the religious papers of this city
called forth by the representations of correspond
ent of that paper as to the effect produced on the
minds of many former contributors TO the funds Of
the Baptist Missionary Society by an article OF ours
some time since published, entitled "Free Love
in the Church" In that article we dwelt on the
inconsistency Of denOuncing Polygamy in Utah and
tolerating it in India and on the danger that the
same result would happen in this case as had hap
pened in the case of Slavery-that what, under
the delusve hope that it would presently vanish
before the light of Christianity, was wnked at at
FIRST as an acknowledged evil, (but difficult TO be
dealt with in the way of church discipline might
come presently TO set itself up, if not as divine
Institution sanctioned by the Bible and rated
BY The practice of the old patriarchs and the early
Christians, at least as domestic institution,
to which the Indian Christians must be governed
by their local laws, and with which it would be a
high piece of imperinence on the part of their
American brethren to presume in any way TO inter-
NEEDLE, Cr even TO express any opinion about
IT, We were far from suggesting any doubt
that the LIGHT Of Christianity was abundanty able
to make manifest the evils and the sinfulness both
of Polygamy and of Slavery; but it did appear to
Us that in order 10 produce such an effect, it was
absolutely necessary that the light of Christianity
should have an opportunity to shine, and not be
hid under bushel after the fashion so unfor-
turstely adopted in the case of Slavery, and which
in the case of Eastern POlygamy, our missions and
missionary societies seemed disposed 10 initiate.
The EzGriner, as will be seen in its article
elsewhere given, though it purges itself Of any
compliciU in this questionable doctrine and
prscice Of the liberation of Polygamy in the
infant churches of India, is by no means able
TO say So much fo7 the Baptist Missionary
| Union or its executives, and still less for the
Missionaries themselves l. expresses ITSELF in
| deed. as livery sure that neither the Union nor It's
| Executives could sanction q pOygamOus Chris
tanity;" and yet in the very preceding sentences
il frankly admits that "it is not aware that the SUD-
''Ject has been been acted upon by the Missionary
Union or its executives" And what renders this
admission the more significant is its confession AZ
the ssme time, of its inability to say that d" all
American Baptist Missionaries are agreed as to
the course TO be pursued with polygamstS pro-
Tossing to be- Christians an admission, We take
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
FROM WhSHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENCY.
III hbIClDbAfO L
Social Correspoudencs Of The Trioans.
U.stfrNcTON Friday Anrii d

Social (OrespOu1encs OF Iho n I itiO1hr'
WASHINGTON. Friday April % 100.
l. is absurd to suppose that any strength can be
lent TO the Republican cause IN the coming Presl'
dental canvass By name. The election has got to
BE- carr ID on the strength Of the cause or not at
all. Who the cand date is Is matter Of small
c,ns,oueuce. 80 he be 3 true man. and man not
specially obnoxious 20 anS wide-spread existing
popular prejudice. Among the individuals who
come within this category there is not much to
choose No ore Of them can either essentially
strengthen or materially weaken the ticket. ANY
attempts 10 run after inyeterste Hunkerism on the
one haId. or the foatiDg vote on the other, at
avy sacrifice Whatever Will this time, we
feel convinced, prove to be q grave and
mortifying error We Undertook to propltiste both
elements in the last csnvsss, and the result was
dead failure which We ought 20 profit sy. our
chances in doing il, seemed TO be good, and they
certainly were far better thar they are likely to be
again. These are times when the currents OF
opinion Oh public affairs have no decided SCI 10y
way. ard when. after eddying about II counter lad
purposeess drifts. slight thing gives them direc-
ton ard force. This has been the case IN our pc
litica history more than once. But it viii not do
20 confourd such epochs with the present Such is
Lot the condition Of the public mind In the North
snd in the South there is a strong snd determined 4
current of sentiment and opinion upon the great
question OF the dsy. These currents are not IN any
degree under the control OF, or even subject to
modification, by the power of any man in this ma
tiou. P5rsona popularity adds nothing to their
force AID dim:lishes nothing Of their strength.
Trey set straight on to a plain point The sooner,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

ju.tice there il in this view; we only indicate tho
ground on which we presume the opposition to the
pending bill is based. The House will Judge
whether this shoold overbear the more obvious con-
siderations which favor the passage Of the bill.
What we desire is, to urge Congress to deal with
the subject thoroughly decsively, finally. II daues
ought ever to be remitted on goods destroyed oy
FIRE, let it be done BY virtue Of general and per-
manent, not a special and partial act Let the law
point out and strictly define the cases in which
duties shall be refunded if in any, and the evidence
Of destruction which shall be required, and leave
all bey ond to the Courts. We believe there have
been one or two special acts for refunding passed
in former years; let US have more of these; but
let a general law if any, be passed which shall
render justice and preclude fraud; and let this be
the end Of legislation on the subject.