Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02

f'.'"s' SsAs's 'eAo AsyossW Auuos 1aSo Nle
tended to coPve1f FIJI me ,ins1t aforc.
said use of is pI. d It those
who make fe 9 litulkg = th 70 lotions,
were nothing eere n ing tbes in
Christ, subsisting upon pap" While all
Methodists are full grown, hale and hearty
men and women in the Lord, living upon
substantials, which we suppose might be
typified BY "pork and beans" and "corn.
dodgers"
Well, at this stage Of the performance the
Professor wandered off to some othet
topic, which was no doubt equally entertain
ing and instructive, while wandered off in.
1g E{K 81 Il ' 1's1 r re
Apostlts xersal! M s! llys'qs.1E tried
to reconcile in my=own mind the precise
whereabouts, .dpdfatioas' AEl efficiency OF
Methodism during T" lhlhtes dark ages" and
during the prevalence Of "Popes and Bish
ops and Monks, and adultorcys:an murder.
els.' ,en9hot ofit GsEtef
And then. too, ins'tiiis' irewfy, y there APP
peared in my conceptions all the portraits
of Wesley that Ihaaeevef 'seeh, liwko. as I
always supposed was oneaet th6 founders
of this sect Of M.thotisthggdiip etniabout the
year 174o. And tksH lswondsred how the
mistake in representing him in these por-
traits with a" y,,i'5 4aq IS having
the prisst'y robes 81 If }hs Pafsl;qfs Of
ments") upon his person. i so ,Gbi h|ere hap
pened. ..r, &C.,.
Twas also puzzled ip e ~ 4 e !lis to ac
count !or the unpardonable Sin committed
by all writer's Of the Til lie Of Wesley in re-
cording for the misguidaaoeuafopostesity the
talsshcoz that he made5Aaily saseI-pf litur-
gy, (" long .1lun.n,erj',) and bwithnhis dying
breath recommended that Halome .1a1mmery''
(baby "pap,') as .6t teods for Christian souls.
And then l triedItoi bring ,my thoughts to
bear upon the horrid feataaressof that silt
as,yy," which Lords Prayer -
|" The Psalms of David" t'The Ten Com
mandments, and That he5;naSiabls S Saying Of
our Saviour, ws1hlich bg &ave2 Is h us disciples,
as that Upon WHICH "'fangS ar the law and
the prophets" and that tits toe, il the pol
ished and chaste lainsSdiagsss Of The ;o ssso,
Of Belle Le't,es according ' Is Ills views,
all '.11xmm,e,y. "-sai1,' o15 II Yh74
But this rsvsf ! 81 mine aall si h6t of very
long duration. It.xaa,as sdispelled ibyaa sud
den outburst Of ;a!asq4,.y, Mlwas not a cry OF
murder, but something q, near.akin thereto.
1t was sort Of prolonged, - y H. (which for
intensity and volume, would ranges some
where between The yet Of poodle dog and
the scream Of panther: e .Myseyes were, Of
course, at once riyeted upon the speaker
His great, powerful frame, was in a state Of
|ecstatic writhingso and; eontortions. His
mind had turned its.gigant,c strength upon
himself. He was shouting thanks to God
that !" he s0as nat, az Other me,, are. He was
telegraphins to Heaven chat there was sure
lys no "oepn.'' in his eye--that he had the
|" glorious hope"-he was sure Of Heaven
1t was this surety that sustained him amid
his otherwise insyp11tqb}e trials aqd Attic
tions." And, st strange to tell! The III Pfoles,
sor'' informed his hearers what some Of
these "trials and Affections. were, which he
was 50 enabled Is sustain, They consisted
in leaving his '' friends' and ':conn :ctioa, -
(connactioua, Il 'srppose,) and aHf the COM
forts, and luxuries, and delights ofshis East
ern home; and coming to the ''wilds Of the
Vest TO preach the gospel to ithe heather
Of RedsWing,' and toa'nstrdct ehemini the
OFFS: bi1le 1.tsses."a7 Thess, then,
are the heavy Affections under which, were
it not ipr his surety Of Heaven, he would
certainly; pine away and die: ; ,'. >, =,
Glorious martyrdom Of thee, Q most Rev.
B. F. Crazy, D. D: Notwithstanding thou
art hale and hearty with no q. marble, in
thy features but with . voice as the thunder,
and lungs like lion; '.,''''' y.
notwithstanding thou, hast "a we'll; .devel.
opedi frame, with broad shoulders, full chest
and strong stomach, indicating = fair con-
sumption, ind enjoyment of the good things
IF this, lite, yet what's resplendent crown Of
glory Unjust be in waiting for, thee OF, account
ofnttts sacrifice IN t.ezvtng dlexr fntfends''
ana Hloan6ei;;onn 90 i.'F 40 1s3iS Ii II 3
Why viii the people Of Red Wing so
eompiacently Took on aid Behold this illus
trious Divine dying BY inches before theif
eyes? e;naai94Gnt1s a!ie 10 a4GiH3s3TaJ
= Cannot something be done for his speedy
relief p Is there not some one whose Ipow-
ers Of endurance are: greater than those Of
the Professor" who can be, prevailed upon
to take his place n Red Wing is ably sup
piled with Methodist clergy and those too
whose general department and use ii LAM
g,mgc would be some sort ofjgdaranty That
the department II BIZ Let::,,ts would not he
dissraced by the ,paHtot' common Ennj;l,sA
education. Why, then, should t BE c9nsid;
cred ed as ',eces a'y that this maj, should, Be
sttg a: ,ngs = ya+ e.hem
Now, my dear Mr.. Editor, allow me to