The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-10


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: "Thc gospel was dcNfned not ior ohc,
b rnce or for ono time hn' Tor ~ races AM
? for all times. u booked not 20 ihc "holl-
y ton of slavery lor TINT ne alone, hnt i9'
y H. universal abolition Hence the import
ant Object ol 10 author VAS To gam Tor u
b lodgncnt ~ every part OF lhc kno~i
!. world, % That hy ~ universal diUlsion
j among all classes Of socisty It might quiet
D. y and peacefully modify and ,rhiro Tho
Il evil passions ot men. In tbs inaiinei
e alone could lts o'1cct--a univctsa mora
~ rcyolulion-havc hccp accomplished. fol
y if ], had forbidden The c'i', instead Of sub
u ycrting tho principlc; u Il had proclaimc'
j. the unlaHialne.a oi slavery and taught
T. slaves 10 resist the oppression oi tho'F mas
r. tera, il would instantly have arraycd The
two parties IN deadly hostility throughout
he the civilized wQrld announcement woul'
to haze bccn the signal Of scryiln war, and th'
~ yery name of the Christian religion wonle
o. have been forgotten amid the agitation o
iu universal ll9odshcl.'
p We pause hot now 10 comment upon ih'
I'd admitted fact that Jesua Christ aud hli
a, apostles pursued coiir'c entirely different
ID from that alopte'l BY aboliiionifs, inr'n'inl
D, the learned author himself. nor 10 inquire
p whether the teaching Of al,oli,Onisa, n mol
re as likely to produce strife and bloojshcd il
" these days as in the frst ages u the church
u Wha, We now call attention :, and protct
" against, Is the impuiation here cast upor
u Christ and his apostles. Do you believe
" the Saviour sought 20 iusiruatc lis religion
u ,n,s the earth by eoncoaling its real assigI
re and preserving proioand silence in repar'
a. TO one Of the very wor. Hius ho came q
~ Destroy Do you believe that when b.
= healed tho centurion servant, (whom ever,
ar honest commentator admits to have been |
e slave and pronounced that preeous culogl
p, upon The master, ~ hnye not seen 80 grea
" fai,h in Israel do you believe that jesu
m deprecated the ronscqueuces of preaching
~ sboiitionismi When IaaI stool upon Mar
- hill, surrounded ly tcn thOusand times .
u many shareholders as there were idols IA ih
ne city, DO you bcBcyc be kept back any par
" Of the requirements n .hc gospc', hecaas
v, he was afraid Of tarnull among The Pcoo
nd plef We hsk thsae abolition philosopher
on whether. ~ matter oi Tact, 'aoiatty en-
J the vices connected With u sere mol eve
Oh more intimately intcrwoscn With the so.ia
n. snl rtvti life sf tho RGnau etnrirr TIM