New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

and so the man had devil. He vas oenouhooo aS
purely malignant and in his sSso to" 60 where his
Near, led him was TO 10 straight 70 intidelity
and perditioD.
Ret the eyeeesis OF the Abolitionist was execra-
Bile: that of DR.. Hoge and Bishop Polk was SOUND
and ,cnptural. Why, then, did il not keep them
from going astrayi Why did il let ihcir sophis'icai
rcasorines bewilder their good heartsi Men who
conld interpret Scripture 30 soundiy for the slave
ought TO have cot some light from IL for themselves
Submit, subnit, eubm.t, WAS all their cry TO the
DOOR bondsnen whose grievances, compared VIII
my they could charge upon the government al
Washington, were ss the crushing beam TO the liz
visible mote. Submission is for you the whole OF
Christianity. Obey your masters; oicy the State
Government that gives your masters power over
you; obey that greater Government which holds In
security oil below. All these powers are GOd-given
Government is Ills ordinance; ard 30 every ALL
thorty of man over man that flows from govern.
ment is ordained Of God. Resist it nct, my cable
hoarOr resist it not' for they that resist shall re-
ceive TO themselves damnaiian." The negro trem'
bles. BE fears the he'll which bis white reverence
has denounced against him, and then the holy nSn
himself goes struight away to white audience W
preach treason against Government WHICH, 'o'
eighty years, had secured to it's citizers moro
worldly prosperity, more spiritual good, than any
other before known on earth, "A Government histor-
icslly "ordsined # God" If ever there was one
and secured by the ooths iDnumGabie-'he e"!1"-
tayy oaths-of the very nen, reverend or o'nef'
wise, who were seeking it's destruction.
Now, az contrasted with their conservative taE to
tbs negro, there is another aspect ver If not wick
eder, than its righteousness and profanity. He"
very mean it was They told this poor creature 70
submit himself his soul, his body, his children h''
chidrcn's children, TO be yendib.e merchandise
made 20 by law They told han to submit To the
Lash and the chsn-to submit 20 ignorance ana
squalidncss, 70 long years OF hopeless unTequi'e"
toll, in whose results he and his children had no
more interest than the dogs and horses mat were
Lis fellow residents Of the plantation. Such was
his duty to Governmental Government IN which
he had no share, no vote no citizenship All TINS
they told him ordained OF God, and Hca was
threatened as the undoub;ed penalty Of resistance.
how moGr we say, to frightcn this poor soul Win
the errors Of tie other world, and the sanctions OF
doctrine, in which, as subsequent events haze
clearly shown they hadso little faith IL its app!i-
cation TO themselves!
" FROM Gil sel,tioH, privy conspiracy ard H''
| JeR:on, good Lord dclirer m." For how many
Sundays ard for bow many years, have these words
boon uttered from the affairs and reading desks Of
that Southern Chulch, which claims 10 be corscr-
yative above oil otters. Had it aay meaning Ill
this time or was it only meant for the slaves, as
though they alone, and not tho men who uttered
the prayer could be guilty of these high oaenscs,
so pompously taken from the English riurl Gould
1t possibly have my reference to tho reverend in
toners themselves, or TO any crime which they
might be in danger of committing
And now can we imagine that these men " OF
good hearts" but bcwildcred heads. have failed TO
see tic irresistible bearing Of their own tri:e inter
pretations or have never felt the dread import OF
their oit.uttored prayer. Did they Glix 10 mean
! ing 10 that solemn oath In which nation
| trusted, and which none have taken so often ss
Southern politicians ard Southern clorgymen
They that resist shall receive TO themselves dam
nation" So they told the Negro. II true for him,
does charity demand Of MS that VIC should faacy
| for them q milder doom for their rebellion than
they 80 often denounced upon the poor wreteles
who had thousand times stronger motive, and =
thousand times better reason for resistance than
themselves. I'll