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LrrrrR FROM Ex-6ov. wIsE.-Ex-Governor
Henry A. Wise thus defines the meaning OF the
phrase Z" fighting In the Union, |" 10 gentleman
Of Columbus, Ga, who wrote him on the subject
RoLLisToN, near Norfolk Va, Dec. L, 1850
Dsa, Sr: Your Of the I'D ult.wss late coming
10 hand now thank you for it, As to my doc
tzine Of ';fghting In the Union, 10 10 one OF true
l. II. sovereign State II ys is. Of the i.fraeiie~
20 well Of the s1eds asd Of redress, she
may remain In the Union 20 resent or resist wongs
n well 20 to do out Of the Union.
.. II other states have infrscted the Union, not
she, the State wronged II bound 10 defend the
Constitution and Union against those who have
infracted the one and threatened the other Logi-
| cally the Union belongs TO those who have kept,
not those who have broken, is covenants
3. The Union 10 not an abstraction: IL 10 real,
| substantial thing, embracing many essential and
vital political rights and properties: IL has "a
sary, sAfps, dock yards, a,sssais, &c, &C., &c.
Shall we renounce these rights and possessions
because wrong doers attempt TO deprive us OF
other rights! 10 IL not cowsrdly to renounee one
right to save another! Are these rights not AZ
precious a. the mere right Of property In negroes
Union and It's professions, but you ii to unite
| your people, because you do not renounce these
| rights. Wake man up 70 destroy the Union and
| Constitution and he will stare nj You and turn
| away. But tell him that the Constitution IL In.
fracted and the Union threatened by bisek repuo-
licans, and call him to aid you In defending both
against those who would destroy both, and he
| win act heartily with you.
| S. Then how IL this 70 be done, The third
clause Of the tenth section Of the inst article Of
the Constitution Of the United States permits
State to keep troops and ships Of war in time o
| peace, and to engage In war when actually In
vaded, or when In such imminent danger a. vii
not admit Of DELAY. Now, are we not actually
invaded! 10 our danger not imminent Does 1
admit Of delay May not q sovereign State y
decide.
6. And what IL the difference. VIII 10 not b
evolution and war In either eventf
say, then, stick 10 all your rights, renounc
none, fight for all and save all
Yours truly, &c, HENRY A WISE.
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Mr.. LINcoLN's CABINKT.-The following par
agraph appeared at the head Of the Springfield
Journal, Mr.. Lincoln's organ. IL IL known to
have emanated direct from the President elect:
eve hear such frequent illusions to a supposed
purpose on the part Of MIR. Lincoln to call into
his Cabinet two or three southern gentlemen from
the parties opposed to him politically, that we are
prompted to ask few questions
"Ffrst Is 1t known that any such gentleman OF
character would accept place in the Cabinet!
"Sseond III yea, on what terms does he sur.
| render to Mr.. Lincoln, or Mr.. Lincoln TO him, on
the political differences between them, do they
enter upon the Administration In open opposition
to each other!n
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Personal.

go. Col. Lander, of Pacific wagon road re-
nown, 10 in town.
'..' Hon. w. Appleton, Of Mass, member elect
In place Of Hon. A. Burlingame; Hon w Amory,
member elect from Massachusetts Hon 3. b.
Ruggles, q N. Y; and n : Ny ers, U. 8. N, are
at Willards'. - ~ -
-. On Saturday afternoon, November 2ith,
Rev. George Croly, the we'll known writer and
preacher, was walking In one Of the streets Of
London, not far from his own residence, when he
was observed to stagger for few moments and
then fall, AFTER which he Immediately expired. A
stroke Of aPoplery had thus suddenly caused his
death.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By j G. Me6 UIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
NOf1CE-GlIar sALE OF srrIIIor LIeuoRs
AMP WINS ~ CtJALoeun-on MonDal,
ssslogus. at the Hotel Of =. cssPsris, Ess., neaT
ment Of the best Wines and Liquors, the most
oft Of his oyp Importation; some ofiI has been
IN cellar for hffeen years.
Csta,ogles vii be issusd and psruculsrs . fs-
dssd j. &. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auo,..
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IDA meeting in the Spartansburg district,
South Carolina, few days previous to the cleo
ton. adopted the following resolution:
"Resolred, That according to our opinion
South Carolina Is now acting rather hastily; that
the Convention was called prematurely; that the
meeting Of the Convention should not have taken
place until the middle Of January or the first OF
February, 30 that the course the other Southern
States will pursue might be known.n
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COOP SIss.-Among the cheering indications
IN these times Of political excitement and gloom
- we circumstances that business firm OF this city
s.sseo an order from house In the little town
or PaimYra. NJ. c., for three hundred Union
ecekaaes, with directions to have them made
81 soon ss possible. The order was Transferred
20 MI sisco, and In Q few hours they were
dent shows that there are men In the ala Nasth
state true 70 the Constitution and the Union. =
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Nor 50 FAsT.-washington correspondents OF
the New York papers are again telegraphing that
Maryland and Virginia are surely going to leave
The Union with the States that propose to pursue
the policy Of immediate and separate secession
The fact that not Maryland or Virginia Sen.
stos or Representative signs the manifesto, else
where published In the Star to-day, proves the
utter untruth Of such prognostications. The peo-
pie Of Virginia and Maryland stand at this mo-
nent ten to one against the project Of investing
Mesu. wigfall, Iyerson, NKeitt & Co. with the
dictatorship Of the South. They are opposed, as
Overwhelmingly, to the project Of reopening the
African slave trade; and to making their own
territory the field rpon which q bloody civil war
shall be fought out, to the end Of INDUCING the
desire Of the hllibusters Of the extreme South to
fry the experiment Of destroying all the liberties
and blessings they Virginia and Maryland) enjoy
under the Government Of the United States, that
there may be 4 new cut, shuffie, and deal Of
property, honors, institutions, &C.
The people Of Virginia and Maryland very
naturally prefer that as South Carolina insists
upon precipitating the country upon war and
ruin Tie seat Of war shall be her territory and not
theirs and, finally, they infinitely prefer securing
The rights Of the South In the Union. 10 placing
those rights In the hands Of any oligarc bic rsyo
lutionists whoever they may be.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.
pnSTTfYE SxIEn

CHINA, Cutlery, PLATED AND OTHER
" CosTLr WARE, PARIAN AND BISCUIT sTAru-
EIKs, a c.. ar AucTIoN.-Ou To ESDA Y MORN
ING the 18th instan. 10 O'Clock and continuing
eeoh morning at 10 oelOcr, aud eyenIrg att o'clf
oil al is disposed Of We viii sell, ~ the store Of
reefs, next door 20 tue kiTkwOod Bone, has
s.ook, oomp1 large and varied assQrtmest-
and Tea sets Of the latest styles,
Parian Hisanet, Lava, Sevres, Bohemian, French,
and American Glassware,
Parian sud Blsquet Staturtes,
Ornamepted Punch Bowls, Notices,
Ssvres Cups and Card Rect vers and Fruit Stands,
Cordial Sets, Table and Wire Castors,
Plated Spoons and Forks aud Cutlery,
And o large assortment Of other Silver wase,
Ano generA s,sortmept Of Ameriean. Belgian.
This sae viii be found worthy the SPECIAL sttez-
top OF housek and those wishing 90 purchase
holiday presents, ss the goods are Of the finest and
fastest i'm portaIions.
Terms $50 cash; over that amount q credit Of
80 and 60 days, for approved endorsed notes, bear
de1S WALL A. BARNARD lrots
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BUSINESS SUSPENSIONS AT NEW ORLHANs-A
New Orleans dispatch to the Charleston Courier
dated 18th inst, says "There have been abou
thirty suspensions here In the past few weeks
They were not failures, however, az they are al
solvent and are able to meet their Indebtedness
The suspensions were principally cotton factors.
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1.-THE Fredericksburg IVA. News has pri.
waite letter stating that there is no foundation for
the rumor that the Episcopal clergy in South Car.
olina have omitted the prayer in the liturgy for
the President Of the United States. On the con.
trary they pray for him " most heartily"
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UrGov. Hicks autographed to the Union meet
ing atPhiladelphia that there was no truth in the
report that he intendedto convene the Legislature
OF Maryland. ~ 80 - q.
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III The Charleston e. CO. Mercury says: The
Bank Of Charleston, YESTERDAY, resumed specie
are fully prepared to do the same, the moment i,
In deemed ad for the interests of Charleston
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BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctiop,.r,.


CoURT OF cosvrxI.sI BuIpzz
~ ING LoT.-By virtue Of IN order and decree Of
the 0rphans' Court Of the Dlstrict Of Columbia,
s .sd e S on sns lSsa dny z. N9vsmbsI
sa,d District, IN Chaneer sittiIs: I shall PEI; g
DAY, the 9Th day Of Dsesmber, A p; lsse. in front
lie. iptsrsss, and sststs or ssrss EIiasbstk, Ann
Amelia, and John William, Fsrsuson. Of, IN and
square numbered ffty one, t5t,J Of the plan q the
city OF Washineton, oommsnctng, for the said part,
e the south vest corper Of md Lot and running
west fourteen Q4l feet; thence east one hundred
and twenty two III feet tvo-and- q half (2l inch
20 the rear Of said Lot; thence south fourteen
!ID feet apa thence west one hqndrsd and twenty
two tl22D feet tvo-and-s half on inches 20 the
Tins properly Eopss on Twenty third st vest.
Term: One half osshi the residue in two ,esgsl
lnstalmsnts. OF 9 and Y months, secured y tie
eoses q the ls.e9sssr ssssi.esSril. sndss.se AZ
to be reserved until the whole Of the purehase
money 10 paid, Al eonveyanoinf st the cost OF ne
NARY Avn WEE EEssg gsRs,I sSs,s a.s...
do n-stav2v&ds
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CABINET CHAN6Ks-SEcRETARYC Ass's REsIG-
NATIoS.-As briefly announced in yesterdays
Star, Secretary Cass has certainly resigned. We
believe his letter of virtual resignation to have
embraced an elaborate argument in favor OF the
governmental policy which, IL has long been
known, President Buchanan will In no event
resort to. That is in favor Of the initiation Of
civil war by the General Government to prevent
the secession Of Southern States. Thus, he doubt
less urged the better policy Of 30 Strengthening
the troops In Charleston harbor would enable
them to resist any possible effort the part of the
South Carolina secsss oniss to take possession OF
the Notifications there We feel sure, too that he
made the acceptance Of that policy by the Presi.
dent the ultimatum upon which he would remain
in the Government OF course II was not &C
espted-hence his resignation.
We further feel sonfident that on Monday mex,
Attorney General Black will be nominated to the
Senate for the Secrstaryship Of State In his stead
and regard IL az being highly probable that Mr.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, formerly Of Ohio, well known
Of late years from his connection with the Law
business OF the Government, In California par
ticularly, win be rendered the Attorney General
ship in Judge Blacks stead. 1t 10 very certain
that no two better appointments could be made
no two more likely to command public confidenc,
everywhere, or to accord to the President NOR,
substantial assistance in this hour Of the country
sYaeou
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
nS Ninth street, will be teopened for public
be three services-ll o, m, So and ~ ,. m. Rev.
JOHN CHAMBERS, OF Phiiadelphia, will preach in
McLAIN. ID. r. X. 6uRLRY, THOMAS Il. SrocK !.
Toy, u. ID Chaplain TO House of Representatives o,
and the pastor Of the church.
In the afternoon lS14) Rev. DR.. SAMSON, Presi-
dent Of Columbian College, will preach, assisted BY
Rev. DIR. SPRING. of New York, Rev MASON No.
BLR, Drs. SUNDERLAND ard GuRLRY, Rev, ". D.
CoLLINs. and the pastor of the church. It's
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TIE IMMEDIATE SIcRssIoNIsrs' AppREss
another column the reader will Ind brief ad-
dreo to their constituents from thirty-two Sena-
tors and who with but two excep-
lions, represent in Congress what are termed the
"cotson States.n II IL apparently designed to
strengthen the project Of immediate and separate
State secession, and 10 Of importance insomuch as
IL shows the actual strength Of the party in Con-
gress In favor Of such action the part Of States
Of the Confederacy. The distant public may set
IL down al a nxed fact that though half dozen
more Senators and Representatives are prepared to
lend their countenance to the scheme whenever
they may fancy that 30 doing viii strengthen them
sf home. these thirty-two only are as yet fairly
aeoat upon the unknown sea Of secession In pref
erence to guarantees In the Union.
Thoughtful men here attribute the publication
Of this manifesto to the purpose Of counteracting
In the cstton States, II possible the otherwise GER
tain eject Of the disposition the North Is now
showing to give the South frankly and promptly
The constitutional guarantees for the future the
Latter asks. Or, in other words, to the belief thai
that this now % evident disposition upon the par
Of the North may strengthen the hands OF thos.
nt the South who prefer the continuance of th.
Union with those guarantees obtained, to the un
certain future with the contingency Of civil war
which must be the result Of placing the govern
ment and future Of the South In such hands a
those Of Messrs. wigfall, Iverson, Keitt and thei
co-labores.
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Bs BARNARD 4 buckley, Auouonesrs.

GALE OF THE BEST Old RYE WHISKY
- Is THE pIsTRIcT.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
pubic sale, at the warehouse OF ,. A. Magruder,
No. 81 Water ST.. GeoIgetlyn.
THIS Whisky has been IN the possession Of the
pres Mt owner for five years and IL warranted pure.
The attention Of hotel keepers and al persons
wanting pure Whisky, IL respectfully called 70
AL sums Of 800 and under cash; over that sum
credit Of 90 days. for notes alphabetically endorsed
de lid BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auots.
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MILITARY CONFERENCE.-The some dayspast
the Secretary of War, Governor Floyd, and the
Commander-in-Chief Of the Army have been in
close consultation at the quarters Of the latter In
this city, to which General Scott Is understood to
connne himself for the time being on account Of
indisposition. ThUs they spent together the bust.
ness portions Of yesterday and the day before, we
hear. The Washington public take II for granted
that the military aspect Of the secession question
In st the bottom Of their consultations.
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de IL
476 Pennsylvania Avenue.

nv A CARD.
L HE Subscriber would refer the many Inquirers
for his delicious VIRGIN HONEY, made in his
See Palaces. truly kne article, to George and
fboms Par or g. Co., No. 335 Pa av., king q
"-rchel, corner Vermont av. and st.. and b. j
.eal", J. 81 La. sv, between sth and 7th cts.
GEO. CALVERT.
ID This =. Jney hiss no equal IN pure and deli
cioas favoT. Supply yourselves at once.
de ll-lWh
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Caucus OF SOUTHERN MrxBERs OF CoSsRKss
At the request Of Hon. Reuben Davis, of Mia !,
members Of Congress assembled at his rooms on
Thursday night, and adjourned at eleven O'Clock,
at which the following declaration was made and
signed by those present 1t had already been pre-
sented to the Committee of Thirty-three:
THE SOUTHERN MANIFESTO
WAsHIsGToN, Dec 10, 1890
To our CONFERENCE.-The argument 10 exhaust
ed. All hope Of relief In the Union, through the
or Constitutional amendments, is extinguished,
and we trust that the South will not be deceived
by appearances or the preiense Of new guarantees.
The republicans are IRE rssolute in the purpose to
South. In our judgment the honor, safety, and
Independence Of the southern people are to be
found only in Southern Confederacy-the inev-
table result Of separate State secession: That the
| sole and primary aim Of each slavebolding State
ought to be iu speedy and absolute separation
from an unnatural and hostile Union.
Signed by ]. l.. Pugh, David Clopton Syden
ham Moore, J. l.. Curry, and J A. stallworth, of
Alabama; Alfred Iverson, J. w. ii. Underwood
l.. J Gsrtrell, and Jas Jackson, Senator Toombs
1: not here. but would sign,) John. J. Jones and
Of Florida. 1t 10 understood Mr.. Yulee viii sign
1t. T. C. Hindman, Of Arkansas. Both Senators
win also sign II. A. O. Brown, VIM. Barksdale,
o. r. Singleton, and. Reuben Davis, Of Misais.
sippi; Burton Craige and Thos. Rufin, Of North
Carolina; J. p. Benjamin and John M Landrum.
Of Louisiana. Mr.. Slidell will also sign t. Sem
ators Wigfall and Hemphill, Of Texas, W Ill also
sign IL.
Mr.. Davis made the following statement to the
caucus: =
Being member Of the Committee Of Thirty
three, state that the above witnessed despatch
was communicated 10 the Committee this evening.
and a resolution passed proposing no specific re.
lief, eight Northern States dissenting, avowedly
Intended to counteract the effect Of the above des-
patch, and, as I believe, to mslead the people of
the South. From information derived from Re-
publican members Of the Committee and other
Northern representatives,, l fully concur I'm the
above despatch. RKuBry DAVIS
The manifesto will be immediately communi.
Gated to the several constituencies Of the gentle
men named by telegraph. -
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"UNION.n

US LADIES FESTIVAL.
The ladies Of the Methodist Prote.taut Church
Ninth street, intend having Festival for the benz.
lit Of the parsonage cnnnected with the church, to
18th inst. In THoRn's HALL, Seventh street, be-
tween and E SITS; Come oil and encourage the
ladies, IS they determined the supper prepared
BY them shall suit the appetite Of iii. Also, re
freshments and useful articles of ell description
the times de- Il ar
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AUCTION SALES.

IN TUESDAY NEXT, Dec Isth, commencing
W at ha past O'Clock precisely.
crIoN-AUCTIoN.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
The balance Of the Furnitar,, csIpets. f.noJ
@. nsmsnts, shs,ses, P.:ntinss. &c &c. rsnain-
nf q *. S r. shs as II
Sci, CssssS P.r Ssr ss
one siess ant Rosevood Cassd Piano Forte,
Brussels and lngrsin Carpet, and w lnoev shades,
lev ehp.oe W fsntlnrs oy mscioud, amman,
SOLID Riscs Walnut Bsd.lssd.. VITA Carved Head
Three enc .ie Ssi f ssssvOea Music Boxes.
Extra hoe large China vssss and Figures,
sr,nsh Ss.ss Diner spo tss st. s.oo,,
Ivory banded CUTLERY, &e.. WITH other ARTICLES too
ngmereu. to mention, which vail be dlspossd
Sale % tsks place as before. at woodv.rd's new
store, three door. vest % our auction rooms.
N. B.-Tvo v,iy fns TOP Bussiss al priysts
By J. c. McsUIRE 4 CO.. Auctloneers.
EURNlTURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAM
srs5A9 a6RsrSS b.ssmssI is,S MED eu
o'clock, &C the residence Of . gentleman declining
S1 M i rsas Ss.ss re
Sail Of PsIior furniture, consisting Of Sofa. Arm
hs Sis top TsSss.. Sii. ss ss Mirrors.
GsssHs. S:ri ss1: S.. w Ei.sss.s
Hair and Hnsk Aattrssses. Boosters and Pillows,
w sas fOS %st.r se.ei. reesISs Glasses.
EXTENSION DiniGs Table, Sidebnsrd,
w sitns = ss.sss dec s CIV. FlIss ss are
Stoves, Kit shen Utensils, 40.
:s = !; ss's. Sssi$s 's' 90 .'.,'
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ITO! FOR tn L HOLD DAYS!
SEVENTH STREET FOREVER!
FUN POR TIE CHILDREN!
PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR ALL AeKs,
CHRISTIAN RUPERT,

No. 522 Strsafh ST., bstuesa ID aad II.
We have enlarged, improved, remodelei, and
renovated our estahishment, SO that II now 10. in
Variety Store In the city. With personal care and
attention We have carefully selected our great stock
for the Holiday and Winter Trade and pr omise to
sell CHEAP. We beg every lady 20 call and see
for themselves as II IL Impossible TO enumerste all
kind to be found in q well conducted Toy, Fancy,
China. Wooden, and general variety aud assortment
Store.
All kinds of the most tasteful EMBROIDERED
WORK, KNITTING and DRAWINGS promptly
executed to order by
MRS. RUPERT,
S22 Ssyeuth ct s22 Seventh st., 522 Seventh 1t.
de IL 2w :
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III The Baltimore papers are Dragging that
o Balfimorean has been ekosen an Alderman Of
Boston.
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n~cOLLECTOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL.
uS WAsHINaTuN, December 6, 1860.
TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Pulls Tor Household Furniture, Stoots. Slaves TO-,
LOT the yeaI ioe and previous years, are now made
once, Thole who do not call and settle their bills
within twenty days from this date will be called on
within sixty days from this date shall proceed TO
law. JAS. r. HAiI6AY.
De i3-Dt Collector.
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y. FRENCH RESTAURANT
DINNER AND SUPPER PARTIES.

lp sohcihng your patronage. would rsslscsfs!Iy
Gail your att -ntipn to his elegant suits OF FAX
LOIS. RECEPTION and p1NtN6 RoQMs,
furnished In The style, and Always
ment. a33 Pa avenue. do 5 eoow
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DIED.

In Barton. on the 6rst inst, DR.. Aaron Pierce,
aged 70 years.
In Barnet. May IA, of cancer, Mr.. Robert Ste
venson, aged 40.
In Walden, May 10, of consumption, Alpha W.,
son of Hon. J. D. Bell, aged "a.
In Cabot, March "a, Henry d.. son of Ro5er-
son and Lucinda Remission. aged 10.
In Danvile, May 2eih, of consumption, Henry
Goodenough, aged rs years.
In Waterford, May sth, Mr.. Eli Green, aged
n years.
In Hsrdwick, April 4th, Mrs Harriet E.. wifi
Of Sir. C. P. Hubbard, aged as years
In Danvins. May a, csiista A., daughter o
the late Deborah and John MeCosco. aged Il
years.
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welfare, be was a man of genuine re-
ligious experience and of beautiful de-
votional spirit. This was always appa-
rent in his public prayers, by which the
most orthodox Christians confessed them
selves to be eeply moved and attracted,
Wondering that one who believed so lit
tie could feel so much.
Mr.. Parker's errors were the errors
of a true and earnest man. His faults
were the result of impotence with the
follies and sins of others. He disavow-
ed the title of Reverend" as belonging
only to God, and we therefore omit it
from his name. His work on earth is
finished and he has gone to land of
clearer intellectual vision, where the
heart and intellect are in harmony, and
where errors of the reason viii not be
treated as crimes. For good or evil, be
has left his mark deeply impressed upon
thousands of this generation, and the
ideas he so clearly and boldly uttered
will have an influence in theology and
social life long after his name is forgot
ten by the multitude. His history as s
private individual is yet TO be written
and it is said by those who knew him ant
loved him best that few men lived ST
pure, noble and disinterested life. On
third of bis income was for many year
devoted TO purposes Of charity, and th
sincerest mourners at his grave will b
!. hundreds Of the poor and unfortunat
A whom he has relieved. No call for com
passion was ever made to him in vair
: and " the cause that he knew 'not b
sought out" He believed in the ritz;
{; worship declared by James TO be spur
( and undefled," the visiting of the father
+ less and widows in their afliction, an
i be acted accordingly. Now that he
dead some friend should write the stor
: of his best but least known portion of h
daily life.-Sp. Rep.