, 1874-05-30

this ltt1o volume In nlppula.ly oloar calm, and
djspassionato manner, It does not for moment
annoar IN tho .uthnr,a ronton,n1 mr. t}cnipion,
pp0hs a. Nv -. .u"sa IT,. ~
tl'As ho ia aoo.arian OF any eort out simply that
he Is man and OhriRsan. LIS vision is broad
and closr, and no beam ohsoureB hia own oye
vnilo he carefully endoavora to pluck tie moto
Tho primo object Of tho discussion is to ssooz-
tain II ohF1Rtihn cli'trohes or denominations
should nsk of tho State anything more than tho
protection Of thelr natural ri1hts.-tho rtRhta
Which nm accor1o1 IN ao,r,or i,,s,t,,t,onn ~ !.
Mr. Hoyoye opnion " tint % tha ststa s],on,5 i h.
nntro1v sovera t1n,, o m ,ra nshse .t p
si,c,,id bo w con.,ootio,, ho.s.a sas 'aura
tat hoh nronnrl, ora,e h"twnon u mrotortar
and tho nrntoctai Ths at"tn ~, -, g1useoa
With NM ss anir,a hot a t ~ .s;tI
Kin, ~. a hsa,n S ha,,, pu8, ~ m,orGy WIN
nin ~ ynnn and ~ a protest.nt nuT ~ H.
Mormonu ~ pono,s r. WA .,o+5 .ha;r s,uos
tor hnos " foir nnss a Rsa snr ,nc ues
intorforo viii tn rirl,ta liz ,r;v;lenoa ~ an. ~
nthnr. hi rhon f. cnrnoa t,,o, rn,,,s.io,, T.
connnl n a1;tr n,o,o how,,, " ~. 81
frea,,nna ~ ir, ros t,o,nso,ras ~ ~ n, ~
Tho Chinamau should bo protactr1 In hia RIGHT
to Worship his idols. and tho Atheist to talk and
proacl hja inllolity. a. vol as tIe Ohristian to
bow Iotxn tnfnro Tia 1}uinr GnI ;. i,,,t naft,or
so,,J saa ~ nhtc;,, n' ta nou n' atnta ~
maintain or o1tend lin ra1irion' n euforcn the
observance Of tho Sabbath, or tho uao OF tho
blble in schools, iH un5uHt and injurious. No
eoou colnnh .3 VI lolcoa hna meqhanical aanot-
liz thn htio;ut 1,ava H. ear,a r,r,,t - non,s,n;,
Of i1npositiona upon tleir oounoionce that tho
Christian would hare.
=, Poouniary aid OF any kind, bV way OF exemp-
.'ot LUZ aro" .nHa:'on' or q grants, shonia
chnritnh1o nr rn1io,ons ,rstitrt,ons up Evary
church, every minister every ASYLUM. should
be supported by Christian DETERMINATIONS With
out help from tho Govcrument, Thus IN even
Justice would bo 1ctod to tho various scots, nud
no man worldbe taxed to uphold another MINIS
faith II ia a healthy necoegitv which wo,lIl
compel each denomination to build Its own
chl,rcles, sustain ite own schools aud coltogca,
mud tnke oarp Of itB own door. History shows
TINT, wllon Christians havo been Obliged to pro-
pngato thair roliBfon without secular ngsiRtance,
1t has Increased and sproad with An unparalleled
prosperity.
r.s a., III ,,sa,, ~ 6,,ra, ~,
~ W. NE - a tri n'ku1uoas upon ss ouu3en aau
me osaso. Imoy are aos l9fsa ".tn Sanaor anu
If not unreaorvod adhesion.
John Quincy Aduns,
MEMOIRS or JOHN QUINCY ADAMS: courn1s-
mo PORTIONS OF lI1s DIARY rnoar 17as TO 1913.
Edited by CuAzlEa FnAso1s ApAMs. Vol. !. 8vo.,
pp. 5s1. Philadelphia: J. Il. Mppincost L 90.
There mny havo lived brilliant writer's whose
honda ware ao crammed with 1,yo1y ideaB that
thov con,a ,onr o,,t into t1,eir 1i,r;cs trronch
long !lte-t'mo' d aally oAusion WHICH IL "oa4a
amuse tho world to read but we never hoard OF
one, Certainly, with all rospeca to tho memory
of Jobn c,u,rcv aaan,a ho has not furn;nho1 M
s'.,.I, ill.,. =. a.,.. -..a;.as IT,, 49,.
wlsn oaao' ane1u ~ u!.os 1''u1s .a".. .. su.s
oonsaclltlvely, Tor lnatance. but. as "o cannot
imagine any intlucement that would persuade 2
porson to read tho nforeaaid " Unabridged
from coyer to coypr no cannot conceive Of auv
tomntation strony oronnh to prevail nnon ono
- raaI +isn,,nis this jroorT ,nomoir 1o,,n
70 reau through tnls areasy menolr. . JONI pun
QnlncY hdalnh Was unqnossuonaoiy sreht anu
gooa mnn pns a suo ~ h;t VII ata W @ Gun.0ns ~
learn moro by wadlne through lis insutYorabIy
pro1ix and tedious journal.
a1ss Day.-Ri.e bstwccn and 8 IN tho morning.
genGTy sooml 1;. @ oa9 a1t9,s N IT, feen ~
Capitol and attend At the sonato-Chnmber until Or
.. Walk home. Dino about 6. From until 7 IN tho
bn5f n1 os pass ycrv ov cvonn9s +"
eithcr at home or abroa, Sun ii D, and soon aftes
soek tho repoHe Of night.
Who ia going to road 4 dajly record like this.
strotchipE OF, without variety over porfod Of
forty.twe years? And yet thiH ID not fair sam.
plo Of tho diary: it IN unusually full OF incidents
but wo took It by chance, md will lot It stand as
an index Of Mr. Adams method of Keeping
journal, A beautiful portrait Of tho statesman
ornaments tho volume. 1t Representa- 4 hand
some young mau, with something OF the style OF
features belonging to Washington. Tho month
ia very prim, indicating that no words ever fell
from those lips that wore not precise and formal.
crcnce for geuerated President Of tho United
States did not restrain us, We should feel very
much lilo calling John Quincy Adams prig.
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