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DR.. Dewey's Second. Talk with. the
] I.Fs5{fE3 VIZ Camp. ssEs BH
In the Christian Enquirer Of the 9th inst
is published /" A Second Talk with the
Camp by the Rev. DIR. Dewey Ii lis a
characteristic production, and minated
with the eloquence which arises from pro-
found feeling. "A considerable part of5it
is occupied with the consideration. of war
as means of Provfdential discipline
Here the author takes some views, of the
rightfulness of war in general, which lead
where some will hesitate to follow him {;
but when he proceeds to discuss the merits
of the present war for the Uuion,. and the
ends to be gained by it, nothing. car, be
more nobly written, and it is impossible for
tbs coldest reader to refuse his assent. We
copy the magnificent conclusion:
ais this to be our recOrd,in histOry2 Is
/ it to be written of us that we svilely cast
away the grandest opportunity for free, re.
publican government ever accorded to men;
that we proved ourselves incapable and
unfit toimaintain it; that, while we had
power enough, we had not the virtue, the
courage to sustain il; that not our,enemies,
but our own divisions destroyed US? Who
is to answer for it if this iutamy is to come
upon us2 Not our glorious army in the
field butSthose at home who refuse TO sup
port, to strengthen, to reinforce it. The
draft viii be the tombstone to prove who
tbis iot soIn Inu %nU .s aanst tne country ln
Whoever shoI disconrode s'tI ~ 49, H..
onIv T,atbo5 y.birf S,,,,
| forcinp onr armies aims n fatsIb bloy, ia ~.
couptry's cause. Whose ia the hard tbat No.,
shall strike that ma rric;,i,T 49, IT Ss
odinra everv man 90 h.. -
oF his consSiancs ,aso PeIce
bo beyore Lost ,tot,o,h ''a ~ ':.t. tna'
vet by innlico,ion or 6u. @ msn intepa, 1 ~
guilty OF this deed. do not saw that ev.
cry critic or complainant or politicaI onno.
nent of the Government is gully of IL: vet
beseech even such to beware what tSev
do. But [ do say, that whoever would sto3
supplies or reiniorcements. and TINS nara.
lyze the Government, has done the most he
could to destroy the integrity and honor Of
the country, for the present time and for
all time to come.
In the third place, if war is not a mere
blind game of chance; if it is, like every
other struggle and Sorrow in life. a ,livins.
Iy appointed means Of human nrogrsss. r
it is the providential law Of war that
through it men and nations shall rise tn
loftier principles of thought and action
aud that the loftier principles and aims
shall obtain the ascendancy over thelowerl
then may we not take coura0e in the 90. !.
emn and sorrowful contest in which we
are now engaged? -ils
For what. .rs tho ,,,;,o;.ja.
s,oinst oaoh otho, S.l.S. az "a ayeu
law aTa aH,s fLrstI
IIion. ssconlIy ,bs teoeL7
Estrain the snr;,I ,,f ~ ~.
the INSTRUMENTATION - ~ ~ asains'
Iate it thiFdIv fhe cs,se oF
against those who vonIi rood :. s"nSsy SUuussy
and teariit IN ,,isSes tsfts : = ", s1t
-
=, ~ was, was a just ana oenehcent government
tteiepeG Oyer prosperous and happy
~ ueI Not 9.-, ln any respect-h nag
wv y auy uliaS!ul OF tytanlcal sIretcn OF
| Po%et, sAteuueu us constitutional limits.
~ uoI 1one 40 wrong wrong 20 tne Fspel States
lney i. Ilu 9ot y even pretend that It had, but
Only tual sll y LleanL lo-onlyi tnat ailegiti-
lnate eAPtesslo9 OF the popular will had
EaIseut 70 power yer r resident ana party that
neuacea tAe security and permanence of
spe staHe system. Mhst government can
oe ssle Y y 1s nelq that DISTRICTS Of country
OF LnaLPfoNlnsesT OWE may revolt for such a
SSTse SssSs Ss .n's Ut OUT oI tae case the
sisIs swnlcn makes the cause
ons. s.e Oo n1oneF1 ,h Insurgents especiatly a bad
Sa1 5sS 5sss sts' ~ 9n .pe piea OF apPre-
| Le3 Na. GngssF ~. any otueE interest they
Sas au .IS: rs snis law!ni IS y safe
uPpOse3 !nst az q 3nir9 ,!.r part OF Great Britain
o. fu,l rF1nee, ,ts On spea pea, na9 eFoke9 OF
,ta toH sus paleul country, aud hau claimed
s9s 5lges TO erect a separate and hostile
os oI l tls o9FusEs, anu Inat right
Lal aS ossn AaLnlslep suppose that Tue case
tbst tSs. al sno t"e na!tops, ana
esnonse5 tbs ~ t,,a auu synPa!ny, naa