The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1863-03-19
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g Atheism. The sttaeks upon Ghs;s1i.
anity among them hare been bold sa3
audasicss, and the shanpions 81 InkdsI;S11
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MORAL epiaiop which. q kke eouf6. kas -
baked the bhsphemer sud throvn 3 nsrfi 4 a
eoutempt upon his MANS. The Nosth M
sasted III superiot sanctity by libeliinxt a.
people & tbs South q mt.i stsnisfs 81
slave idsissa, while f6sy bsve fh{t.u96&
MN the gains their fathera made hv ths
African slave trsds, and enioved v;f6
qnise coueentneat the emolumeats net
gafherea from sEs psaducts Of khve labor!
They have eoistcd thsir superior cultiyS
ton ard rednensot md appfeeixtion OF
moral exeellence, while ihe verv air tEsxx
breathe xas full Of ths losthsonse odoat.
arising from q corrupt press. which eet an
desency at defiance, snd justified iss base.
ness by Affirming that only IA thiss W.x
could itsuit tle tastes Of its readcrs. re
records. of its courfs publicly procl.iut
how little respect is had 60 tlie inarriaSa
row, while its Laws Of divorce declare ho.
light and feeble are the bonds Abicl, hold
the fairly together The Whole toor,l.
aud religious character OF the pcopie Of
the tive ssctions is essentially antagonistic,
and can fever harmonize. In morals as
vel as in physics there sfe ingredients. 90
essentially dissimilar that they can never
unite, for "what communion hath, lieht
with darkness or what part hath he tkat
bclieveth with an infdel'lv @5
Let then the history of the past marn M
of the danger to which We are exposed
aud let rs not dare to provoke the Divine
anger By entertaiuing for moment the
hope or the thonght Of such ahother Uu-
ION as that from which we have lust es.
capped. The guHerings of the present time
ought surely Se enough to make ms afr.id
OF the heavier evils which such course
would involve. For does no, the text ads
menish us of coming wrath if We Join.
again In affinity with the people of these
aeoininations I Does il mot teach the inn
peratise lesson that If found guilty of re-
turning 10 the association of those from
whom God hath nov delivered us, he will
b aissy With - = silt He has cctuuue6
ws % tksrs shoold b no Ysmnant NOT
escaping" - s.
GOVERNOR BRowN At his FAEM.-A
gentlcman Who left this city last week. TO
see Gov. Brown on some official business.
was directed at Caution, tho residence oS
the Governor, toproceed 10 his farm. whcfl
ne would end him. On Els way thithet.
nc overto ok It'd passed. large pumbar
of small wagons, carts, &c With numerous
loot passengers, all proceeding 20 the same
desiuatiou, nfd when he arrived there, to
his surprise, he saw that quite largo mum
ber ofmen and women with vehicles Of thep
same description, were around the corrY
cribs and barn Of the Governor, who wass
engaged IN the distribution 10 them Of corn.
shucks, DO, in.proportioa to the size OF
their families and their wants. hfP
Upon inquiring, the gentienan learned
tha. those who had gathered there were
tue poor wives, widows and children of the
soldiers from Cherokee county, among
whom Governor Brown was Distributing
his surplus corn, The sight was most
grateful one to our traveller, WHIP came
back to. ATLANTA impressed with the double,
conviction OF Governor B.own being not
only good Governor, but q good man.
The grateful tcars which he saw in the
eyes of the good women of Cherokee. who
we're being made tie recipients OF Govern
Dr. Browns patriotic libcral;ty. made Ar
impression upon him which, he SAYS, will
De lasting, and which has taught him NOT
% be chary in his charities ii Cue fdtdre.-.
taoHfa fntestsoenesr. @'
Gen; yeb. Stuart in camp.-;A wntefs
from Virginia gives the following peeprf
md ink sketch Of tie American Murat /:
"l was ut Gen. Stnaftss headquarters 10
day, aud saw him eating some hard cracr.
ers and fat bacon. Gen. Stuart is fleshv.
dashy, fancy, fast man, though bv no
means foppish, harun scarum or reckless.
He 10 worry free, sooiable, sgreeabIe and
lively, and is a gontlSnxF ~ high toned
accomplishments and rare genins. He is
Of moro than ordihary size, some th;rtv
years old, very hsndsoms, fair esmplexioo.s
With bright bcanaiug eyes, of quick per ).
cspt'oo and deep exprss.ion. bis dress
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