Woodville Republican., 1867-05-18

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things by his innnlte power, WISDOM, JUS
tice, and love, now, as at this beginning.
The subject OF the moral laws Of nature
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ana the uu.ies o. . c'.l1en. ~ .reae'uS
general lineaments Of society, and to touch
briefly and generally upon the duties, of q
citizen under the peculiar institutions. and
| in the present extraordinary condition of
this country. And It seems to me thot,
excent the subiect of religion. this il the
most interesting topic which can be pre-
sented to an enlightened audience.
Every nation is. az it we're. upor a iour.
ney through an uutrodden wilderness, and
| in the every day ,og.trot of existence, men
are so intent upon the little scenes lust
around them. and the thoms and BRAN
bles which impede them. that they are not
ant to look up and around and marx the
general direction OF their way. And as
each generation starts from where the pre.
ceding left off. and generally purs,,es the
same direction. nation NAV chance to
| find. and. iudping from our nresent state.
linvarially does find itself after a while in
labyrinth. with destruction before it. It
behoovas men. then, to look around, to
ascend the hills and look back and out
ahead over the face Of the country, at the
density of the forest and the direction Of
the water courses. II is doing this which
] makes the statesman.
1t does very well for people to make
great strides in the physical sciences
| they should be enterprising and religious
slia1. as wgsFestTo zfiseniarsr fyltv 81 soon
as they begin, as did the Atheni,.i,s. to
spend their time in nothing else, but either
to find out, to tell, or to hear some new
thing; or SO soon as they become dis.
couraged by the troubles of the govern.
ment, and grow careless of their constitu-
ton, and neglect the ballot-box. and all
those duties imposed upon them as citi.
gems, the barbarians win be upon them
and the good of all their iabors will be In
the bouse of another Nnrcan 4 Ia otb,
erwise. Sucb h the law of nat,,ra and
such 4 nation has M warrant 10 cali ,no,,
IFS God in the emergency 10 work q m;,a.
Gle "a save # from fhe last stfart. af His
natural law. Ue helms those Who holm
themselves. 7
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tv seems 10 have baen az d;f,;cnlt . | nrah
4 !sm In solve az that os CaIumhns, P.Ss 49,
1 and MANY have h.en tbs tbo,r;os - nss5 ns5
Rut the fact /, that 4 i ,ba nsca.,',ssi y.
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yi,tuous affections which prst H. asar nas
cised. or be i ;neomnIata ' aa5 n,sorohIa 4. ssy,
And these Affections can ba axarn;sod 5s',. vi,
towards b;s feIIows IL ,ha sae var;ams ua,' ua''
/ t;ans of bnshand .nd nj. ,aa ,,,a,,. 'os s''.,
child master anJ servant aI,,lp p;va. ait -.
;van sud ne;obbor tn . tns. a ;si;I,i ,.o., u'I,
Of the human race muitiplisd ;nta fam;Iias Ga''