Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-09
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BLAsPHEMY REBUKED. !,

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lEIN BLAspHEMY REBUKED. - s4'.'1'i'1 sdT
,rIrsd ~ ,rot;on yvas :, Sx
~ W hen "a .Ifa.as III. = .ls,I
an hour on fraoay = uYapcs' u oluer wa. IVY
sick Senators could know whento absenttthem-
selves from their beds long enough to vote on
th ,;qbts hill and reti,rn the intense hut
'ne :, w. "a: :...a:slIo,1..
turgld ou'puisv u .'a't lu'ineotasSis .ioso'
basphemously thanking Uoa forcthe 5 a1nlcf1on 9
of+boSe Senator's, known to be opposed to the
- ,p,ou;aa,,, 81 into.
Dill al'a' ooii'' u.' 81 ~ ''s - :" . ;,
terance tqr the sake OF Sllorulns inll anu hlS
party the present opportunity to carry the bill,
insisted on a vote forthwith The Senate was
el.ol.oa Mr. Mc1,o,a aall 5rasA 9and! admins
80 10 -, ,
tersd most affective reouke' kWnlcn Was pro-
pronounced by Repu, lean members as most
ft and inst The scene was, most impressive.
~ u,holo osso,h hn seor,o1 to ba ijin fdl] svml
ln1 VIZ. ",9o ~ u,
pathy Win hr @+dcj'}ousall pl!ei speecn' auo
the countenances OF all, save Mr. Wade, plainly
resnonded amen to all he uttered Mr. Nc
nopn,ll said sr q +. .7.',4.'..'l' - -
Oousal s'llu ,..,.l, -, r.,sr ~. !. az:
the habit OF appeallpg TO ms lTod 10 Tlnoleatlon
OF fhls judgement ana conduct. u lS.a comInon
thing Tor HIM to 40 sol but IN view " Of Ine pres
ent demonstrauon:; 1T may well pe D "a asked' VINO
and what IS MS uod! = IN the ola re ferslan Ihy-
thology 5neTe was an OFgmasaes any ai Gaaae A1il
man-a uod OF hgnC lGM M peauty' atiu e uou VI
darkness ana aeaoh I1e Joy VI hislo seu'
the sun 10 Sllne, ,rs i'u1 snoNe's ~
Tuctly lne nei1s lne t oeu ol ua.AnIss .I sTn'
the tornaoo, anu me tempest, sn! tl:e 'han9ei'
scathnlng WIN pestlleuce 'ne naslonss nn9 ~
old Chaldean times men came TO To- woIshlp5 Ga,
Ant;nan tn9 =. ~ ~ r;os.s sao Ssoanea 70
49,, 10 Ia,j on5
ba rIu frluInvus r.1ed tben tbn wora
WI W. IL ~. loy, faiS o+ rro;r,, Ive will not
J W. ~ ,na nj not nl5nt free Tbase
were S tbe | offsrnss "a the dark .snir;t; Of evil
,'nt; ,,,orbat came who redeemed that an
o;ant Gar iaad - Rut q aid l. after crc;f yo ike
onr o,,o oreat Master The to},owers, Of Ahriman
al1vsys annaalod n the 1lsamc shirt manifested
bv The Senator from OHIO. Death is to he 5ne
Of his angels now, to redeem the Constitution
and the laws, and to establish liberty Sick
ness suffering, evil are to be his angels, and he
thanks the Almighty, his Almighty, that sick
good God for him in this world; but if there is
any truth in what we learn about the orders of
religion in the Christian world, his faith will
not help him when he shall ascend up and ask
entrance at the crystal doors. II there can be
evil expressed in high places that communi-
Gates evil thoughts, that communicates evil
teachings, that demoralizes the youth who
receive Impressions, does the wax, it is by
such lessons as the Senator from Ohio now
teaches by word of .vord, as Senator
in this Senate hail Sir, the President
of the United States is constitutional officer,
clothed with high power, and clothed with the
very power which he has exercised in this
instance, and those who conferred upon him
those powers were men such as Madison and
Jay, and Hamilton and Morris, and Washing
ton, and host of worthless men who, I think
knew as much about the laws If government
and how they should be. rightly balanced as
any Of thcc. wVisest who now sit here 10, council
It is the duty of the President of; the United
States to stand as defender of the Constitution
in bis place as conservator of the rights of the
peonle. as tribune ofthe neooe, as itrWas in