The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-06-03

WE ALL HAVE OUR SATANs, Each one
ot us different Satan. Satan comes to
one man in the form of idleness, and
makes him waste day after day, year after
year, until he has wasted his whole life
doing nothing Satan comes to another
man as work, and makes him destroy him
SELF in the opposite way by wearing ont
prematurelv his brain and his body He
comes to another rs Christian zeal, and
the man becomes a bigot full OF fire for
the Lord but the Lord whom he serves is
Il God of wrath, a God who cares for tri-
lies, God who prefers sacrifice to mer-
CN. lie comes to another as charity, but
II Is charity which tolerates evil and lets
it alone, which has no edge to it, no cour
age; an udOent charity which IS not love
lit all, but only easy good nature. SO he
DISCUSSES himself a. an angel of light call
ING himself patriotism when he wishes to
make nations hate each Other calling
himself Christianity when he wishes to
make men perScCute each other; calling
himself honesty. when he wishes to en-
courage Il man in his rude and over-bear-
ing ways and 50 on, changing himself in
to eve y virtue and every grace James
Freeman Clarke
General Colston and General Loring.
EX-Contederate soldiers, both high up in
the service OF Ills Majesty of Egypt, are
making character rs soldiers and great
cred:l a. explorers in Africa. The former
is now in Upper Nubia and the latter in
Central Africa and both marching along"
And that reminds lis Of what the Bulga-
rln priest of the Greek Church, who was
here The other day, said about our Con
iedelate Generals whom he met when tray
cling in Egypt lie spoke particularly OF
LOrng, who seems 10 have impressed him
most tAvorably; but he spoke in terms OF
condemnation OF his apostasy to his relig-
ION, aud told us what we didn't know be
lore, that in accepting Office from the Nhe-
dive they mad Ii give in their adhesion to
the religion Of Mahomct Loring gets
5000 a month, and lives Ike an Egyptian
magnate r. his establishment including a
very respectable harcm, without which he
would be il nobody with no prctensons IN
respectable society
Ono Of the most conscientious sheriils
on record has turned up in Iowa A rail
road was to be sold at sherit1's sale, and
friendly agreement was made by which
TINS model official was to receive $3.50 in
payment for his part in the transaction,
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