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

ter fe business than saying what shall say a
matter which BY no means tdispute-for
her weapons'are not ss'ea'nal;H whereas mine
are. Her mode Of war:aae being calculated
te'.uD''os thedevil- mine bcins designed to
str him up With {. long pole, ana to Keep
hin, at BAL, ioVH! q ,E9fjnf!'f ID .hHEis
write q &y own behalf sl3pne,;Hs, and IL IL
my lt qwn way, f END aseYoidi Is my own
ideas Of propriety; ,3,ig}six2 III, 1.d4ssiH
IoI also diikclaim, any desire ,or intention of
attacking the private character or frailties Of
any man:'nBut whenever an individual;
either FROM the pufp;t, stdge or seumf makes
public display Of his views and 1stlsngs. ii
through either ignorance or malice gives ut:
terance to falseheods then these welcs and
t;;ylinqs and lalHhooas 50 far become; public
property that l.. and every one else have q
perfect right TO speak concerning sthems to
the public. IL 5:saet hHiE 81 ino,!u slf0ft
There have been during the past year cur
rent REPORTS about town of the tpecu1sa,ly
taretio4s exhibitions Of the pulpit oratoryG Of
this same Professor Of Belle Leftrss, alias III
polt: tereiusae, Such as: It's just as sim i'm
possible for q man, to Be- converted without
the aidof, the Holy Ghost, as 1t is for q deaf,
,ee,naa to bring fritz q hte ehila,Y:l: 5It t,;l
n,And that, {" # the people, Of Red Wing
did not want lin, to convert their .chiidren,i
they might keep them st'homc and let them
go to hell, and various and sqndrY other
manifestations Of that sportive, STYLE: q re-
fi H' !tt .yy,ts.:. .,,I1 i, 81 n.;;.a.,
:. Il had always supposed, however, that
these reports were mere Gabrications of the
soc5ft;tr, and were without 6undationl in
truth ;ibut 9after1 listening to the aforesaid
discourse, no longer consider it as ABSOLUTE
~ imposkiblc'that they may be true N "a
AZ is Usual and proper on such occasions;
the" Professor gave; out. text, but after
indulsing in a few; preliminary common
place remarks, he took "bee. line''- flew
off in a tangent, and with ,unmistakable fe-
rocity Lit upon the s Apostolic Succession
Here thetlearned Professor of polite lit
erature was at home. He. unveiled to his
astounded listeners a bounaless field Of his
toric And biblical knowledge, and a fathom-
less i.epth of research that was truly alarm
ins; to beholli;,I and which was absolutely an
Initiating. to oil; such weak minded persons
as are ipcliaeat to she theory Of 'rtA4postolic
Succession.:';4 .jDG ~ ,t)nsEid vi6o 4
i listened with blowout attention to this
branch: of, the discourse was attacked
with FL ii solemnity.. Brilliant and beau.
tiful corpuscations Of truth We're ' emitted
thick and !ast from The mind Of the speaker
they penetrated my dark and ,benighted
soul, and kindled. therein = sort of, holy zeal
for Methodism. l: was instructed---I was
II greedily swallowed truths,
and facts; and statements, Ithat hadsnever
heard IF BEFORE 11:learned that the Apps
Ties used to indulge inii"'lovee- feasts'' and
"class: meetings, and the inevitable infer
ence was that they were all Methodists-
that :he way in which the, Apostles organ
lied churches was to preach the gospel: from
house to house, and that in every house IN
which, they preached the gospel, there a
churcl. was fully organized. That a church
was SO organized in 'tLiddy's fParler"--
(Lydra's Parlor:) That, those who claim
IN Apostolic Succession ar rii ma al
N:.:t;;;ced rr:'ac4fr,,' who appear in ..qhosNy|
habilim nts.f That this horrid apostolic
Succession has come down to us through
thei's g dark ages. FROM Popes and Bishops,
and monks, and adultcrers, and murdeters,"
and that hr, the Aforesaid "lnyottsso,. Of
'Etll: Lettres" would be 'tasAamsel'' to have
a Bishop in the Apostolic Succession "lay|
hands ,ulon lis head." ~ = - f'''.
And after expounding and bringing to
light these interesting historic details, and
rcyeling in these refined and polished witt
cis'n,s the Professor wound up this branch
Of hisut discourse with the beautiful and
touching peroration that the set forms Of
worship use1 ~ all those who adhere to. the
Apostolic Succession, arc moth ng but l9a9
.mmeries.'' '''t ''''' . -. =. - '''''
Now the word /" .dsmm ry'' has q variety
of Specifications, both unique ana fanny,,-777|
1t may have q special and technical meaning
in the pulpit that it has no whore aelss, but
as to- that have not sufficient Information
Or knowlclgcto' firm belief ALL know
about this word is, that "a, v41sar use' it
anything insipid, OF noth:ns to the
i,at It cannot bc that he intend
d to use it in that sense because It would
be preposterous, and r,syiolation Of the fixed
avs Of nature, and contrary TO the dictates
II common sense, to. suppose that a 'regu-
orly constituted g Pr~Js:s9r Of Bile ke'tres''
would or could SO far forget himsclfias to
;ay or do anything e. vulyar:" =: .'''# VIC
Another signidcaeioo Of this word y: :" ffv,m .
''sry" is ".ap species i Of soft t fod far
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