The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-04-22

riers of language shall give way before
the gush OF revelation, which by this
means, shall break into the world. The
Of God in terms to meet
the vast variety in our susceptibility of
Him, to us seems diution. We are
strong in the use Of infinite Names but
we despise little, spiritual seeds that have
a touch Of nature in them. We are sweep
ing as the oceans, or limtless space, in
providing pathway for God, but have
not learned to follow and find lin where
lie has wrought most, and finest, in the
GROWING work Of His town image" his
self-rehection-our own immortal being.
If nature did not expose the faulty, we
should pray for all right human spirit,
like one solitary in a descent, rather than
seek a living, tangible husband, wife,
brother, child, or friend, from whom we
draw this spirit by our own fidelity, into
common life. We cannot, religiously,
trace divine rills where they run lest God
be dissipated and lost 10 some sand-leach
Of nature but we can seek boldly all EN-.
bodied divinity kept in the sacred Tfini.
ty, or equally guarded in the separate,
peculiar manifestations Of each one Even
the angels cannot cultivate fraternity with
US. and our brethren Of the earth arc
small and light as composed with the
mighty system, which has been reared
with so much cost and care, over which
We have installed the mighty God, whom
outside Of this we have not so much stud
led going out into the billion leagued
worlds, that roll and burn in limitess
space. or fndiag Him in the immaculate
snowflake, the diamond dcwdrop, the
child's prattle or the equally beautiful
looks, words and acts Of human kindness.
At this point more that at any other
Jesus met his own age and smote it with
the "sharp two cdged sword of his mouth"
sending among the people division rather
than peace, turning the eyes of organized
religion upon the prophets tombs and
garnished sepulchres' wherein lay the
bones Of rcvelators slain in ages gone by
their fathers, We have strained away at
this system so long and hard, and in such
away, that we are broken up into sectar-
lists, and now from this added result, a
double strain comes on US, and well might
We be jealous Of even a strain more put
upon our backs. Between times, we take
colds, and have rhcumatisms from severe
reactions, and have become rigid, irritable
and sore. and We want no disturbance
al, IL al,
has cost US too much to be trihed with by
a cheaper or more natural method Of get
ting light aud truth. Our fathers wrought
on this work and died in the faith and
they had no uncertain revelations on an.
gels to haunt their security, save wha
, now and then appeared in some Harmless.
frontispiecc ola saints rest or other hcav.
emily book. The angels in pictures were
toloratad L... - - t.-ouuuc, tnell
, impressions on life, their hands" or W
bearing force. Thinking of ourselves il
a historical and Catholic sense ; we hav,
many Christs and Madonnas laid up il
eminent and wondrous art, and embalmct
in its most subtle and refined sentiment
but Christ himself stirs not, nor do hi
: eyes and lips Of Fl re move to burn "witl
unquenchablc fire." the chatf, hypocris.
and sin that lie in huge piles before hi
: painted forms that sleep on the canvass
, We have Jesus without his angels, dom
| up in divinity, hut not much multiplied
in humanity. Every Sabbath, we ma,
hear Of him there, but not every weel
S day do we hear of him recognized, ant
drawn on the suffering hearts of tn,
"leaS Of these" where it has graciousl,
pleased him to emphasize the point, wher
| he now and finally, will recognize his ow
recognition. We have led him away
! from the place Of his nativity and what i
RoaW cggs9 is III 10 Gli he fEar a9 whor
} the "reapers are the angels whom W,
4 disicllowship, and have placed him in doc
| trinc and made him n statue to bear on
c analysis, crowned with infinite names o
\ dcvout import aud hair. splitting distiuc
tions, so that if he were to come ono,
more, in visible form, and look upon al
this, it would be recorded of him in
sense unlike the first, Jesus wrpt," W
: are indeed "cast down, but not in des
pair" We make this confession from
the heart and ask the blessed angels t
consider and pity us; and We ask Got
and his Christ, who honor their miuistrie
to forgive, soften and "ceanso us frcn
i the evil OF our way" Meanwhile, w
D. WILL for a season, bid adieu to our cen
fury, pass thirty Of them, and seek thu
y presence, FIRST, of our royal friend an,
commune with him. Nor being fore
warned, will We worship where only fol
lowship is suitable? The sweet Psalm
:, ist' will not spurn our company as di
not lie, of his lineage, little children VIII
! came tic him" We shall question an,
learn Of the rcvelators of that time, wheth
: or they meant their angelism should be
, come extinct, or should be living on
for all time G..
r ANOTHER TERRIBLE RAILROAD DIsAsrEH
G The Stonngton steamboat train whic
| left for Boston little before 3 clock
Saturday morning, was wrecked nea
Richmond station by the giving away @
5 mill dam and the consequent destructio
| Of the railroad badge by the flood, an
r six cars weao consumed, fifteen person
4. burned, to death and thirty persons wer
p. more or less injured. Some ofthc scene
a were heart rendiug.
= Extensive Riot.
MINERS on THEIR MUsCLE-TRoops CALLEl
ouT-PoIICEMEN BEATEN-CLERGYMA
ATTACKED-GESTLE WOMAN IN TIL
FRAY.
" KNIGHTsToWN, Ind, April lG.
= Last night a riot occurred at the fur
mace Of the Western Iron Company be
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