Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-10

mercy Of God obtained religion in the Methodist Episcopal
in the Diyue insfitution' But thanks to tie Spirit of
which leadeth into all truth am free from those
early prejudces prepared to-day To enter fully
into the Slavery controversy, do think il necessary
dead. Suffice il say that the Di-
vine right human bodies and souls Is not recognized in
the Scriptures and that the spirit aud genius Of Slavery are
not harmony with the gospel of the Son Of God We find
an illustration this latter truth in the Episte Of Paul
Philemon. Onesmus PhIemons servant; lie escaped
from bondage and sought refuge with the Apostle After in
him the duties of of God St Paul sent
bearing this epistle. saying. receive
him, a servant. but above servant brother
beloved specially to me- but how much more unto thee bot
in the flesh and in the Lord Whatever be the construction
put upon this letter by those who would have the freedom
loving people of the North turn s!arecaohers it must be
admitted that it had such effect upon the mind of Phle
mon induce him 10 restore 0nesimus to liberty
would account for by saying that he was enlightened ms
quc keed. and his heart enlarged. He dis
his and forsook if hypothesis be
reasonable. shond like to hear 1t is argued from this
epistle should follow tie example the coed Apos
tie may We will but Won also follow the
example Of The good PhlIen9i 1t Is interesting 10 ie'
that this borman not only liberated but also that c
succeeded Timothy in charge Of the Church at Ephesu- -
ihuch Ter TINS argument iGr ftStVe Save Law" p1I
Indignation aroused ans Shareholders and Slavery
defenders by hearing authentic accounts OF the Inhnna
treatment OF slaves This OF ltse y showing the leie
of the institution TO degrade and brutaze the master i sui
master who whipped the back of his slave until II was raw
and then sailed it, knew another who nailed the tongue Of
the slave stump. and beat him until he pulled ioose and
sun announcer VINO pet' ms man 20 uc- IN
remember having slave bound To tree and beaten
with thirty stripes until the blood eep the ground
and this for attempting gain his freedom To inict pun
shnent by selling South away from wife and chill
and testify that have seen and my blood chi recall
thee instances Thu, muc! for the SIN OF SaYgff Thank
is away forever, The follow il if
would please God Nc Government can long stand which IS
truth and Justice Whenever nations ind
vida depart from and Iespise will
u,gna, ,,,u 1Iern II i not necessary 10 remind the
student Of sacred history frequent dcfectons and
scnet nisaeuts of the Jewish people, Every time they
forgot God and provoked him to calcsy with strange gods
they suffered by famine pestilence. the sword The
srcti,e constitutions the Greek and Roman States
perfect human wisdom could make them; the laws of
c Iycurelis Just and wise but they
vs. ,ye that they did from higher
and were LOT based uIn perfect than merely
.i, - ri.t The great-grcatly wckcl-rcbelliou
viii serve for further 'aiion observe that when
rations take place co"'nuntf' for the sake Of
rrincinlc thai very principle Is leading IN the new
immunity flat arises and is usually carrd to an extreme
You are familiar Win c irisi'lIn 'e, =. NJ. II -
without laws or restraint OF any kif ,n %
he began on ms ARRIVAL IN America 70 i - ~;
K ia9 e of fur millions If slaves Iesi they
bld ndnIrc their freedom to an extreme So when the
Southern states would cf slavery
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Which if G,rtorod How God has made himself known in
nJr1nnt and how i, tie wicked shared in the wok Of his
own IAN r heads. tho snoIcs tiot tIcr ia1 t
turned upon thrr own s @ f h ''I ho li
"u ee' c.; thn Soern b.art viii nrooises ti,at No,
o.-5 l ,a t ,ho Nnrtb in half dav and dine a vi
OIL I C1 T MD rond tho oId C,nI from tprrc
with jimson weeds and thtes Alas we could not tel
81 = ,oar If Tho south and dictate LOYALTY 10 their
Inc 0ngn Oh me ebmnn THAT from her throne Of beauty
thourht /. rule the world is ruled by Northern mudss
- vi - .L;.,ol proiiont e Tho glo,iors Conf,1
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b" puni-led: For ny part see no reason why they should
not he Their crime Is me lhc,t known 10 law" Hc CT
ainy demands the CREATES penalty lhey were debeite
the cances Of thorughly-thougi rs events
have showu-nnl correctly calculated; and for po'i
can~ had been hlindins TN" eyes and exciting the mind. OF
the common l''lie I'F hio" DH','If anu 't i9He
and nHrrpo >eutaon they duped ana @tceNl We ht-7o
For Che latter We may frame an apology hut not iI tle Ica-
They designing. Pride an1 ambition were the
motives thar prompted their action If the enormous crime
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