Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-22
"ANOTHERJUDAS.


opinion Of the 'itinerant vagabon,ls' that
disgrace God and humanity by their devilisl
conduct in the pulpit
Let us call attention to one of these
hyPocrtical scoundrels--thc Rcv. Mr.. Nc.
Mullen; he said:
Contrast this great young man Daniel
with the rulers of his time-contrast him
with the present incumbent of the.highest
office in our much afflicted commonwealth
What a contrast! Daniel stands anti
Willard, anti Hammond, anti Perkins and
anti Ol,l-Line. Daniel is a. model worthy
of imitation by great men, young men and
the youngest student
What but such language could we ex-
pcct from an imp of hell who has been sent
into the world to make religion odious?-
Nothing. No! it is such .:a,nnable work
tha the is best adapted to. sf
His carcass is a phosphorescent sepul-
cher that contains the most hiicotls, pol
lute,l. rotten. an sinking thing in the
world--a heart blacker than hell, heart
that would murder, were it not for fear of
the gallows; heart that would steal If
more could be made by it than by preach
ing. Well may we declare Of him:
| THY friends thou hast numbered;
Thy love can freeze;
Thy health is poisonous;
And thy tor ch disease.
lie who would paint thee, l'.itt
| Villain thou art,
Should dip his pencil
In thy putrd heart;
| Naushtbut thine own blood;
| Can svcrbe tsf e.ai
| Half black enough
! To paint thy villainy.
| So accursed thou art
That on the Stysian coast,
The Devil would ..Gi tf
| Disdain thee as his gbostn
Disdain? pah! hades is full of such devil
ish fends and their victims. Victims?
yes, victims. Hatred Of men filling the
place Of love Of God, looscns the hold of
religions and makes men infidels. Men who
will preach from the pulpit other doctrine
than Paul. will eventually steal and thus
lead many to hell by forcing, them to be-
lieve that there is no truth in any religion.
Beware Of this devil; keep your stables
well locked while he is about, for we sim
cerely believe that man who will act as
he has acted, will, if occasion offers, steal
horses Keep your daughters locked up
while the hypocrtical villain is near them;
the polluted rascal has betrayed his God,
and he who would do that would seduce
your daughters. Watch the cut throat
scoundrel, the blasphemous rascal and pass
him around. for he it anti God, anti-vir-
tue, antirreligion, anti everything save
scoundrel, thief, seducer. devil and dog
Mr.. McMullen was addressing the stu
dents, at New Castle, Ind. The Indiana
American commenting on the above,
speaks of Mr.. McsIallen as follows:
eneed not say that Mr.. McMullen
has bee1lknown in this city indianapolis
some five years, and not the 6rst charge,
duplicating his moral character, has ever
been made against him. He is above sus-
picion in this regard. Some Of his friends
doubt the wisdom of some of his attacks
upon spurious wickedness in high places.
but he has the satisfaction Of knowing that
he has made himself felt 1t is tho truth
fullness of hisapictures that make them
hurt, and the falseness. of the attacks like
the above that renders them harmless, ex-
'ccpt to those who made them. 800
Though such IN assault cannot porma-
nently injure the hecharacser of any good man
it does immense injury to the public
Every parent who admits such paper in
to his family. corrupts and demoralizes his
children. Better feed them upon bread
mixed with arsenic, thar such mental
food better poison the body than the soul.
Party success > dearly bought when such