Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-09-19

possession Of all Truth necessary To fulfill his
him to distinguish truth from error. That TRUTH.
and this reason must he always The same.
Were they not 50, God would seem 10 be- mi.
Just 10 His creatures, since soue would then
be naturally more liable, and shine, less liable
TO be deceived. But God would not be God. if
he eonldetct supposed " be unjust. for justice
and God are Observation-Disclosures.
This is the doctrine of Divine Revelation,
winch The world has always had. Bu, il does
not suffice for Radical aspirations! They ate
aiming at "somelIling better!
AS the individual man was The direc,. i'm.
mediate. creation of Gods will so Society
was the mediate creation Of His Providencc.
When The first families multiplied. they formed
social communities by nui.ing and as he
human race still in'lher increased. those com
lnnni,ies were developed INTO States. Since.
then, States or Nations. are bnt individual,
aggregated. it is clear hat the enl of Society
is identical with ,ha, Of Tie inAivilill and.
consequently, the rule of condnc, ilai enables
t"S i''>''s ''' " Al'R''' iS tUu. lJtSt III me
ruic for Society also. The ultimate end of lln.
man existence /, Etetn,ty. The rule must be
efficient 10 condnct 10 tina, cnd. Ii mas, also
have been in the world since The beginning
otherwise all men womb not have an eanal
Glance Of gaining Eternity. "Serri lucii Dec,
habelS .j~,Ar5"n al Salcf,fcotionem .faem rero
uiiam GierndnlH a".s ". .-..
This is the Revelation which the wo,ld has
had, and which il has. II comprises mau's
present and future happiness. Isolated or con.
than it promises. Yet The Radicals are as
piring to "somc,hing more elevated than the
world has vet bad.
*When He--he Sp'rV n TrH.A: Is cone, he
m11 teafh Non aH Trnh''. These words fell
from Divine lips, on lIat solemn occasion wien
the Savior deemed i, necessary 10 comfort anil
forlity His disciples agains, the fluctuations of
.Ae meflA, And The Spirit or Trnlh aR come
ia sound from Ileaven rs Of a rushing
mighty wind ...." And The dweIlers al Jeru-
heard the Truih -'eveiy man~-a.h his own Ian
gnage''- from the mouths Of The Apostles,
who We're all filled with ihe Holy Ghost.
In lhe enumeration made, in The Acts Of The
Apostles. Of The several nationalilies there
Observation-Disclosures with The Parthfans.
Modes, E'amiles, aud Mesopo,amians, ana
ending viii the strangers from Rome, The
and The Arabians, we find no mention
OF sordid and iulolerant Puriians, Of tricky
Yankees, Of despoiic Radicals. or of nomadic
Carpe,-bagge's; and hence, we are no, sur.
prised at the absence Of Inspirations for some
thing better; llan 'lhe wonderful works Of
God', there enunciated!
Whosoever undertakes TO examine, with an
nnJaundiced eye, The Divine economy ia rela-
ton 10 man, can have no difficulty 10 discover.
ing that the world has always possessed the
means by which man, whether in his private
capacity. or domestic relations, or ia his public
social Intercourse, may accomplish the de.
signs of Gods Providence. Wherefore, il is an
evident logical deduction. that the Radical
inspirations for something better. are simply
a hideons conspiracy against Col, agajns, Ills
laws and preccpis, against man, and against
ssomething better'' ihan Gods immutable
What ish The Higher Law? hv
Ya0kee families would atruicn and
reform Goo, Himself! "Some,ting better
han The Revealed Word ? What is il, Tie
Book of Mormon" revised ? - for whose
elevated" and e|eyatiog doctrines Purilanic
iadlcalism has an u~ndissuised fellow feeling !,
Dr., perhaps, it is the New England srree.loye
ode. TO he published "unabridrcd't. Tha,
would be the bsst thing che worI1 has vet
ladf -
The best "a, least for Noodlelnm)
That he's issued yet,
Hot-o'eS>rd or wet,
Ecnm the irnes of Observation-Disclosures