Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-07-27

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The July, NUM- sof ths Y llsd. and
New" is: more than ordinarily Interesting.
The Qq.kers IN New Eushnd'' issa de-
fence Of that staid and considerations peo.
pie from the SANDERS and injustice Of
Puritan historians and Iecturcrs. Tie
writer alleges that it was Q.akertheol.
ogy and not Quaker misbehavior and
lawlessuess that was obnoxious to New
England government. His data and rea-
sonmgs on this point are conclusive. In
future numbers we are promised history
of the Quakers in America to the present
time. The following sketch Of the faith
of the Quakers, we quote for the benefit
of our readers:
"The Doctrine of Inward Light-even
that Divine Spirit which would lead men
to all truthTTwas the cornerstone, Of
Quakerism. 1t inflicted mortal wound
! .et 81. u
on priestcraft. If God dwells in the soul
OF man. ne h' is a 1as' usarper VINO dsres 10 pe
mans spiritual gnide. "a mere m schoiastic
education cannot qualify men Tor the true
ministry. AS religion is from God, only
such as are inspired by him can teach
religion. Church tithes, an ordained and
paid ministry al were aoom'npl'ons l9 IN tne
slsn' OF foAi lie sp' ioqna ~. Tue - S'uo'u y
heaven wthln su1Ii MN ana II was a hea.nen,sh an
laoistry 10 NvTs worship oTck f1' anu mortar py
caiHln GAM ci''rch' rc9 or 8 s'eepieINouSe' aS nc
termed e' 'he mouse O. 81 "ou. .a, e.,as. 1o
'rAAss AS the p'oie "''E was l written " ,"'pn"
tloh' 'lh IL couIq s DC uhuers'ooa o'iiy W 'ne
aid OF ihsPira'ioh 10 nc reSe"ie9 M "oiu ''a Is
~ i'seii hothlr ho1 II II y a se''e' 'i oooA ~
I'll III we hno" y ~ oy feHeia''on' nc i.'i io'
ter ki1ie'h' lt ou' .ne sP'lll s,e'n ine. AS
yesus was 'he to Don oi 'ou' gu nc i couiu oi
oe s knovi. ir anu G .aush' py re" tt "no .. le.'
tne ln NPifit Oh Niir's' m i' Illuminating li 'ne'l
souls ana sahcli'yih' 'heir i' liSes Every
"oru anu oeeo STi,' Oh oesus anu INC aPo''ies
mus po sPifi'usi'~ou '"P'sN' '''n' oie''u oi''.
"i'u "ie' ci"e',iAioii e r 90 "'o''e'eii' i ies'''
ie''ioii W "eie nc. WIN ~ oA .. 10 ' o" anu
u " u ,ee.'s' ,Ae1, y N - ~ H" - ,', ,N'''H'
iiof Hn, '''p''gi q" i''Y, t"e "o'e iio'',' ''
cep' as lPp,'eu 10 .ne 'i''' - VI 'oa'' =" %
h'"''' o 80 u'i".'' Ia. -, az u SS1 e'g '. H
every moment % '''pe 70 oe s'cie.'' do an
came IRON from ,ne sa'iie pi'iie h manu- AM anu
therefore, "a ne ue'.ee .ne peculiar san9'y n'tly
Oh 'he oaooa'p aScltoeo f 10 ' II oy 'he peo.
PIE, on"e' eou' 'es"s was MS ii'enu e
ana .eacner ana ne in's hao sad o"ear not
at AL therefore 'lflo'' roA "ouid 90 10 'he
STAKE ralnef T! lilah nan taAe an ,S oa'h' ne re-
'ecteu ef tne H use oi caf.iHi "eI'pos' H ''na
'eiiounceu war as 'h.i-oifis' ~ 's NC a''o.
'a'eu the utmost S'''p,'f,'y IN a a'e7s anu it
7Peeeh music anu 'ne me arts were
'aii'i'cS' ne uiScoui'ooeo All UNJUST
Hel.S' a' 'ai'"'"'eu 70 'is''a'' .n' ni'io' a'n'
'nu ieau II from 'ne contemplation Oh our
'Pifi."at eofo'',on. Il nc inward Llsh'
'ouchS'''eu 10 All men Is ie'eii'ns uoc-
n .rihe !. PAGES al upon an equali'y'
ne ''uakers' therefore, erlS refused all titles
ior would 'hey remove the nat or bend
ne nv Apee 20 any man III 'oNen zen Oh respect.
AA'hS' \ priest ana peasant were e8'l'iiated
u 'he'r ' '"iue as men, anu not oy the
,osi'ioh 10, 10 "nien' ~ o'r'n or acc'deht' !ef"
hey were assigned. ... .....s g.
american BISHOPS ana fapai lnialll- 1 |
'i'i'y d iiIi9 nA' az 'lc Aniefica'' DISH
'Ps Oh .he i.oman ii Oa.hoi'c Ohurc''' who' !
was thopShl' wouid DC distinguished
,ion .iH .ne'f m n. ofe'hfel' ior iiperih'y OF
rF's 'iews' independence OF e. thought and
'roaa appiica'ion OF Onrlstlan principles
'ut' since the meeting OF the Ecumenicai
jouncii' have almost to a man. identi-
ied themselves with the ultra montane
1pmppt in thar hody and ara tbo most
r.nuo,s advocates &c pa,,I ,rca,,;h;,;.v
aI;fe and J;ee .force from :, phrs;