M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-06
\ characteristic Herald
ism.

The New York Herald, imam al.
torial on the 7li uIt.. gets off the
toluwlng; -
Shareholders having been abolish>
cd with slavery, 'he Nntlnrn LENA.
gognes now prop03ato abolish the
Pope, the Jews, religion generally,
and the distinction OF dress bttwaen
the sexes. They propose TO ts'ab
ljsh negro equality, negro suffrage,
and the rB'oJnlr cOstumr. II any
hing we could cay would have any
weight with these woIthles, We should
ask them 10 spare the Pope. That
venerable man enlists our 8 mpatnies
as being tie weaker party. Any
number of plotsto abolish him have
beer contrived in Europe; but ne
has maintained his existence with a
tenacity which even his enemies must
admire. The European wodid now
seems to be combined agains. him.
and, like his divine Master, lg has
nowhere in particular to lay his head.
Under there circu nstanc-5 an attack
npon him from this country IL cow>
ardly, and We again o13r him tho
hpsptaitias OF Washington Heights.
That Revolutionary locality is al
mirabIy calculated for defense, aYi
we believe that we could protect him
against all assaiiants. Phillips may
talk and Greeley may write. and
little twaidling Tiltou may print;
F, INT in our opinion tho Pope vii not
he abolished for long time to come.
Nor for that matter, wlli Che-J JWJ.-
These children of abraham have
endured an awful deal Of persecution,
and can stand u great deal m)re.--
Tne Emperor N.Polean hlI sho'
at them recently, in the preface to
his julius CHaar, AMI August
Belmont cast ridjcule upon lnem by
his shautpershcnt c1nvon!iol; bIt
vet they 3tjll live. AMI w)rshiY God
according to tho dictates of their
own rabbis. We doubt that the
Northern agitators can accomplish
more than Napoleon and B ,lmont.
LIT Us WARE the d0mayognas to bl
careful how they seek to ab,lsh al
EehgiOns A We sirgrtain no fcart
Ut their being able to accomplish
his great work III our day, we utter
our warning in \ highly benevolent
,pirit for their own stkes. Th1y
BJo0 will discover that III iGd's3rim
nate assault upon raigiou wi,I.loso
mem mir strongest aIlios. The pn'-
fpvliticans will be arrayed against
them. When they abolish religion
rhey abolish Plymouth Church. and
Mr. Bee;her'5 twelve thou5an! dollar
.a'ary. like the riches spoken OF in
The Bible, will take itsell wings and
/ hy away. Mr. BaeGbcr will surely
Iollow his salary, even if that should
.eaI him into the conservative camp
Where his treasure Is there will b,
, his heart also. And thar. are g
many cIergymen of Mr. B9echer's
. stamp, it not Of his ta'ents, that the
aytalora will find the attempt to ab1l
jsh religion quito a losing g9ne,-
It will be better for them to conf IC
their efirts to objects in which thC
/ cIergymen can assist them, ~ they
lid in getting up the late war. In'
B'norer costume, 70: example, is
rgitimatt subject of modern pulpit
DISCOURSE. Ministers can preach
about that who wouId find it difficult
10 preach about pietY. A woman
in mems clothing could be exhibited
On the sacred platform as slaves re
Gently were. NJ donbt there are il
this world many people in pstticolt:
who ought to be in petticoa's. We
J meet more old women Of the mas
! cnline than OF the fempnine genders
The Young ladies and tine hoop .skir
, manufacturers might object to snch
reform; but every man who has beer
obliged to notice, practically, The
vast difference betweena tailor's biIlt
and am0diSte's bills might approve
Of the Boomers idea, on the score o
economy. At any rate, the scheme
to make the marriage contract in
clude bed, board AMI breeches, is by
. far the most feasible advanced by
the agitater5 since the -closO of thc
war.