The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27

and the proceedings of the Radical conelaSSc
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Pc Siith intense disgust viii give further
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;arethe Plots, designed By God, to oircumsoribe
our actiOnssandi their motives. s,tI pray that
iEhoti.woulds'tkesp themafromlI the ovil:" You
igazo On yohripast career md sec chiefly blight
cd hopes 81 daaasaaisisfed 10 fionagings: you ask
''ean ca" God Tod be ny Father' You look At the
future and dthg there sG looms Up no especial Pharos
to assure you Of comfort and Joy; and you
lwonderaewhy1i Gods mercies5 seem to hover
around some, while others areI over in devious
shadows OF sumbcams. The days are dark to
you; you are weary, .fhaa 'b
Weary ofhoping7+where hope seems untrue, 4
AS fair, but as feetipg rs mornings bright dew"
Weary ofsighing DER sorrows of earth,
Where loves brightest dreams win oft fade at
iSe% their birth. sf''i' 's g s5'5fs
:: eva &coI ..ssd se-y, lia.} n ,pl t.a.,.,
sdiLot is facesthe facts, before you adopt such
hasty'co1clusiong If you are christian, or if
you are trying to live according to your Saviour
commands, give to the winds thy fears, hone,
and be undismayed. Life, tits q nursery for
eternity;l'somes few ofps thrive best for en-
enlargement, affection orspraise; we are weak
like Ready to'Eale.o and to such Our Father
gives appreciativoc friends, loving home circle
and an adequacy; or supcrabundant support,
since He sees that such appendagest will not
detract from our usefulness, ana our dcpen-
doncoupon His love: giYet those to whom this
treatment is safely applied arc in the minority,
for most Of us have too great love Of the
world and its pursuits, to be benefited by such
regimen, :, '''''-''''@ ,. "s9s
God sees Z! that We cling too yelsely, to those
who are kind to us, and straightway He per
mits them, Gust by natural versatility y to
need US no longer, to slight us, and VIC are de-
nrcsseda }fF'gi stfH@ stfas,S' s@s So ~
as 80 Heaven! were man .;
But constant, he were perfect; that one error
Fills him with faults"
We often delight in bestowing upon Our
friends or dependents liberal favors, they thus
become part and parcel Of our interests then
if God takes from us the ability to continue
these donations If our own scunts must be cur
tailed and our gifts .bc less often bestowed,
wo feel the reflex result, for those hitherto our
dear friends, seek elsewhere more eligible init
macies Soinctimes..our hearts crave praise,
and !opr love Of appreciation is SO great, that
We become unhappy because We arc not gene
rail- favorites We forget, that while noble
deeds afonse the loyo of thep Coed, the Evil
often feel towards them,a pang of envy! apy
,#oaf wishes granted, give uls not our wish =
Be the absorbing 5 of wealth, Of ease, o
fame fans pleasure N though We taste them, even
to safety, there is morbid desire for some
thingyet beyoahDur reach Unrest will rack