The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-12-31


That YOU should have hoard
from nc ere this, | readily acknowledge
but let the urgency of my business pur-
suits, and the unlitness Of place amid
har.room gossip and tho political chit
chat IF the drawing ROOM be my offtrel
cXcuse
But I have fact to communicate to
you and numerous readers, aud | must
write however difficult my sourrouud.
ings. Not to do SO, might subject me
to the impuiation--
-" lie who has q great truth and fails
To break it to the car Of him, who furnishes for
lack
Of knowledge, commits crime, most rank, most
foul"
The fact that nm about to ,nnouncc,
is clothed with deeper interest than
the discovery Of a continent. The sccn.
tilc world occasionally electrified With
tho announcement Of the discovery Of
planet in the vast universe Of God The
mind Of man is constantly gaining new
conqnests over matter The material
world is fast becoming a conquered prov
luce to the dominion Of intellect. The
triumphs Of steam, have brought the
most distants parts of earth near each
other, and the subtle and fearful agent
that everywhere prcvades nature. has
been tanned ana taught to do mans bid.
ding Invested with mission but lit.
tie lower than that of angels, and per.
forms its trips with cccrity. that leaves
the sun and wind behiud Human i'm.
provements sweep onward aud the earth
is evidently being fitted up, for the abode
of higher state Of civilization and re.
fnemcnt. OF these aud other varied
improvements which have been born du-
ring the last century each and all dwindle
to insigniiicenc, in comparison with tho
one under consideration.
The search for the origin of our Ian
guage which VIC speak. carries US to In
dia. Oar religion is from PALESTINE
OF tie hymns sung in our churches,
some were first heard in Italy some
in the desert Of Arabia, ape some on
the banks of the Eupha,cs. Our arts
came from Greece Our jurisprudence
from Rome Oar maratime code from
Russia. England taught us our system
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