Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
Politics in tne Pulpit.

These political ministers, who alike dis
grace the pulpit and the political arena, who
grac,ously condcsccnd to take part in cleo ;
ton for the purpose Of purifying the political
atmosphere; more than any other class nour-
ishel and watercl the ficnd Of Know Moth
iayism, with all its foul pc.juries, and damn
ing iniquity. They opened the wigwams
with impious :prayer," and with fclons and
dcsperadocs, administered their plasphcmow
oaths; they taught their piliablc dupcs to
utter Ialsehoods to which they were sworn,
and themselves went forth upon the streets
with bi:steiing perjury on their lips. And
the institution Of Know Notiingism, of
which they were prominent and controlling
members, seat tered over the whole land the
seeds Of political deception, has, ness and
corruption, of which America for years will
reap a boun,iful and blishting harvest.
That stencil in the nos,rils Of an honest
public, the partisan clergy, as heartily as
naturally embraced lis twin sister. the demon
Of Black RepublicaniSm, and were its fore
most advocates and most ullscrupulous de-
tenders. The sacred desk" wrs prostitu-
ted to the service Of this party which warred
upon the fairest constitution and fieest gov
ernments that ever blessed nankind-which
promised as the inevitable result Of it's sue
cess, if it had not as its purpose, the diSrup-
ton of the Union of these States. These
men exceeded in the Goulness of their calun-
MES and violence Of their black -gl,adism, the
lowest pot house politicians Of the Iand.--
Witness as specimen, he following extract
from 'tScrm1n," delivered by Rev. Mr. kal
loch, after the elec!i ion, ans, when mem pas
SONS may be presumed TO have cvv;ed.-
This Rev. Mr.. Kalloch is the same beauii
full specimen of the Christianity and dc
cency,"of Blaei: Eepub'icani>m, who was
lately prosecuted in boston for adultery, and
was irrctragibly proven guilty Of .mpyp,1
et'es, the discovery Of which M .de them quite
immoral. lie recouuteu what "we." Chat il
the political pulpiteers, We supposc,) hat
done:
I'VE have laid that an,iquated old fog,
; Lewis Cass, on the shelf Of final retirement
We have buried Elastls Brooks, the mos
notorious slanderer OF Col. Fremont, under
the putrid mound Of his own calumuie>, an,
left him to rot in the coal pit OF political cor
ruption. We have compelled Buchanan t,
g. into the presidency with but small ma
-, ijorily, and under protest from the Christian
~, the intelligence and the decency Of tn
North."- Oregon Statesman.
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t small, or halfa dozen Of the large or sod
s crackers, break into quart Of warm watei
add Two hcaping table spoon fu!ls of sugar
ilalf; teaspoontui oftarlaric acid. bit ofbu;
ter the size Of a walnut let it stand half al
) hour, then put it between two nice crus,>
:, season with nutmeg or cinnam, m, and bake
II as green apple pie, and You will have 4 de
: l'cious pie. This quantity will be suf1ic;cn
} 'or two late pies. They should not lie kel
a great while, us the moisture will cvaporalt
J. Do not jam the crackers, as it is de>i.ab!
h they should lay in layers Like the slices OF ~