, 1874-11-07

deNp harnlessly together: u b. only
81 as ysnns.a ysa1s ti"t men ahoonpp sppesed ao, y
ye',ae' i've s,ie by .ide wIshou4 y WIZ
nut striving with all their might 10 pce wl,ol1
should p,teh tha other to the wall, and comucl
lin to lra Or surrender. This is to .'N ronscin-
berea when No would Judge Of TIN gteas religions
conllIcts tint l!nye from timo to limo agttased
tho world. as.d asoaseA tho Won't passonp of
mankind In derenae or III persecution Of tlloir
highest and dearest principles.
Tho Rov. Dr. Dacoi lca. with tho sonndneas,
tho talrncsn, u,ll tho ability, that no might e1-
peot from him. rotated tho history Of tho origin
Ut the Now -England c!sarc!,cs Ko begins the
skoich Of tl,a Christian Church III tho onrIy
CO. centuries, OF iss SUBSEQUENT nnbtcotion
t!ucnco of the Reformation upon ecclesias..
ttcal polity. 1lo tl,on tahen MP the account OF
tho Enslish Reformation, and, carefully tracing
its action and en'ects, cloarls dehncs the idoaa
aratisss. Quo Of his principal aiuls is to show
how thcee two had.oa of ketotmera differed ia
tloir opiulous md requirements, to mako the
fact platu that tho ono wished merely to purify
tho Church Of England and continue Its alliance
with the state !; whlle tho other demanded FREQ.
dom from tho inteEfcYence Of eithog Church or
State, and liberty 10 worship God according to
tho dictates ut mans conscience, Httt tllu ruIns
which were revealed to him il tho Holy Scrip
the conrao Of the history, and many roadols will
learn from It, for tho fret timp that Puritan md
Pilgrim are not synonymous terms, and that In
the ideA Of the tattar only, lay tho germ Of Fer-
feet liberty.
Although wn have al diycrs histories OF tho
colonization Of New EMgsa.sd, and OF tho birth of
CuugrccationaliHm. no laVH Ilau nothing WHICH
covers the gro1ud taken by THIS solurao 9! Or.
nneoAs. " aeteFlhes tns EsnUtH ol tilo tlsst!to
hansss.snent from EAgtaad, through Its twolrs
gealh OF eSilo III 'iuaha; 9n.s tua nIst lo JGnts
Of its exsat?nce IN ahe f!finoutn colony. tno
aeeannt IL n1 e*eeea'as ,n.essas; aor u - pssaly
arg ,apaftially .olo. ahd MANY nt!tns 81 hls!ofJ,
Sllch nas been Doloro nnt ha1-nuaotst2oa. Or
boen wholly m!sunaerstoou, afo sot iorth " ~, ~
in thoir right heht ana plppof felaslohe. 9bo
author mates no PIo1enS1oh 20 oFlgInaI ata1e.
mehte, pnt Simply 70 soaio uo" ihtGipresallo,ls
and theae tue intolll6ent f6auef WILL appreciate
Ihe Astiq book eanon MoueSn a,tt Uaflstlnn!ty
Civilized Aeafhanlsnl, 10, ~ ~ tito Indicates,
~ open ana oolo attacR upon tna tel!;aon nt tns
convorsa.ion hetneen I'll infdel and a clorgy-
q good.uaturod hut most franh md fearleas dis
cIAaipu, oxpobcB hid rldioueK 1ho Inconsistent
cnnduet, lie nccuees tic wholp world ri pyact,-
mi inf1ie1tv: md dertarcB flint. II mon really
6elioyed tha. Christ Eaa tho gon q God, sne:
hls pnl!ueup'{ IL i'tfiue, hIu .Lat s1Itn 'e ~
noTans TO LIE Wos moaHen anu ~ nGt g. Ha', tn
no,td nos nat a,,d s,non sn1 l,mrh
and play, md a1nuse themselves nlter
the hybt-hoartoa fashion TINT IL customary
with them. ne therefore demands snas n
.Jls VIZ ;., n III TttL to
md s;ye 10 ;l,n poox'ws,,al ysss tleir Eyen IL
| doeds Of penisenco aud charity, and iu payer
and efforts for their M own and othefs salvation +;
or. u shes m!'1 NOT illus CONFORM 20 sno eeni1
n;,,ro fh,; f.t,, ,enn",,cn ,,cr rotsns,o,u "a
Cbyistiapity, ali AVON themselves what tics
| arc,-ciy1l,2ed ,,eathcna, and nothing more. no
Christ or discard 1t aitpcptpr. Setections, mod
ltcatjon Of Scriptra1 doctrines, he will not NJ
! lov,--dcc1uring that tbs whole is truo 10 the
lotter or that all of it ia utterly faIse. Ills po-
sition il extreEno md 10 for irfational Sc: lis
! arguments aro not without force. Instead of
leading tho judicial mind, however, TO n rejco-
| tiou OF the Savior and lfis GOSPEL, they will
! rather stimulate II to more stpushtfal and
careful agreement between tho Faith IND tho lfe.
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lesel profession. The real-estate legislation 81
| Illinois il scattered through d great many vol.
umes Of stat7ltes, largo number Of which carr
moi now bo procured. Thia 1yorL, when COM
ple!ed,-the second and last volume will, We art
informed, follow tho first without ]eley,-wi'lde
| away with the necessity Of cpnarlsnsog tho sey.
crsl voumea of gtn.,,tcs. Eyery enactment al
@ ,.'ne.,saoe ta"r;1,s, -, mi nstoto t;,l.o j.,
my .npoi'aaeo oea1'As " .eAt'oesAto '"'es u
aSsnte, whether passed. IN lcrratorael limos o.
aince, riu be found here. The acts Of tic. sea