Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-14

cannot be forced 10 believe that agaln8-
which his reason TeVOlts. Ard thie Qn4s
tFlna Va are happy 10 know, b aeoanlA
By Hundreds Of thousands OF out denll1
%neighbOrs, openly and secretly, but
10 that they arc 10 advanee Of, their
Churches. And now, ny lftenaG WhAle
We are thus enabled 70 plead 2 oaassi
while, without any vain gloFy, we can claln
that In Our political, dOmestie aua oUetA
relations We are mot worse At Leash kBaA
any other people ate, We neverthelee8
painfully observe, aud are not unfrequeE&h
~ made to feel 10 serelyrthat ~pretudleee
Ggainst Judaism aaaGJews, hare not yPt
altogether disa out, Bgt lst y sse
fountain does II AoWi AnasI answer: Is
emanates from the aasts 4Fst, that we DO
not recognise o human mortal being
equal to God; and, second, that we DO not
believe IN the peculiar and exoepd0n@
salvation as taught In the Church. 10
this charge we plead guilty, and / 9
that as long - our reflective reason takes
not q different turn, we won't retorm
much in that Particular Hue, Ae long = >
IL reads IN the Old Testament, 20 which
the founder Of Christianity most strictly
adhered, "Hear, D, Israel, the Lord %
One" or HTh0u shait know and reflect In
thy heart that Jehovah is God 10 Heaven
1 AuQWNaA anu uu GAAAHH BHHGAAue &AA NA8U ~
side Him there is 'nOne;" 90 long as the
PROPHETS word reads: "Thus says the
Lord, l am the first, and I Am the last, ana
beside Me there 10 no G0d;o go long, my
friends, will we faithfully cllbg 70 this
sublime doctrine, which alone 10 c0mpae.
Bile with reason aud common sense, aud
which does not contradict the gtant
stand BY II, rs our fathers did, assuming
all the consequences flowing therefrOmS
and feel more than blessed In these Words
which teach US the universal FatheFh00d
Of God, and tho common brotherhood Of
man.
Let us, therefore, hope and pray, my
brethren and sisters, that as u "Ohan-
uccAh lightS' have daily increased one by
one, so may daily increase our love tor
God and humanity; not merely IN preach.
ing, but also In practices; not only on spn.
days, but at all times Id the busy mart OF
life. Let US hope aud pray tAa1 hpngh
Sas1 sSSs ot 41 sSi E%Fsy Il SGi hers SSSS q GlT HssE ":
no matter Ia what form we woEahiped
here, provided our life on earth wee char
acteffzed By mutual GOODWILL, etfiUt NOR
ally, and impartial liberation; and that
men wOrBhipiBg tn the most various
ferns, will en- oy that dauemiuetlonai
peace which Wy Be ne csSEp a. ElcFy e
the advent Of the prOphecied reIigi0niOt
b~rOtherly love and 8 united lhpmAntty.
Wont Rush into Danger yust Yes.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Timeelag Belgrade
Correspondent says Prince IL lAm's de-
parture for the frontier he's been post
+ poned. f .l.. ..nHJ 3i -
J The Glasgow univsEaity.
NEW YORK, Dec. s-A London dIepatOh
\ says the Marques OF Bate has contributed
, EITO, 900 for the endowment Of akem0Tlal
d HalItO the Glasgow University.
3 Ths,Houss Pacific ailrOad Committee
8 BtilI Without q Chairman.
VT WAsHINdrOY, Dec. S-The House Com.
lnittee on Pacific Railroad held another
informal meeting. They are as jet with.
out . Chairman.
Pinch. Gives up the Chest.
IA WASHINGTON, Dec. T-Bxs00veEnoE
Pinchback, Of Loulhlans, has addressed
an open lstteF TO Gov. Nichols, reelgnlng
ID his place a. United States Senator from
that state. ..- .AsH.n s- -.e
" The Pops's Condition,
70 LONDON, Dec. ga Times dispatch
from Rome says the Pope experience
V temporary relieL especially IA the mora
ing, but every attempt he make 70 assumG
" . sitting posture produces . ~collapse,
81 Pension Agency fraudulent Bond
" case.
ID NKw ORLEANS, Dec. s.-The UnIted
States Grand Jury, to-day, found true
!. bills against i've persons implicated %
Y the Isabelle Pension Agency fraudulent
bond case.
- A Fight with the Indians.
o. GALVESTON, Dec. S--The NeWs's San
10 Antonio tpecial reports an engagement In
- I MnWARA AaNerwaNa aHan WnaNmAna aAAA
Of aud q party OF MexicalerO Indians, %
TO which two Indians were killed and three
wounded, and their camp and property
IN captured aud destroyed.
y The CzaE Not Sick.
d, LONDON, Dec. S.-A Vienna correspond.
ent OF the Times contradicts tho rumOrs Of
n, the III health OF the Gear. His Majesty'l
return, however, TO St. Petersburg, Ia
=. January, 10 probable, as Il Il assumed thai
Plevna will have fallen by that time.
in seEviSn Movements.
q CoNsTANTINOPLE. Dee s.-The Govern.
~ or Of kOssOr telegraphs that on Dec mbeT
. 9TH the Servian forces arrived at YAver,
Four Servian officials crossed the frontier
at Seneca and demanded an explanation oil
'e' the presence OF the Turks there, and de.
io- handed their withdrawal BY the 18Th. OE
~ December 9th there was also q disturbance
and fighting between the Servlan and Nus,
" sulman inhabitants Of Seneca.
y LATER-The ServiAns crossed the iron,
~ tier a. YaveF and erected Qualifications on
re Ottoman territory.
~ The Democratic Senators end the
ve P~Tssident's Nomination..
nd WASHINGTON, Dec. sit mag be accept
Cd ed that the Democratic Senators will moi
bind themselves by caucus action with re.
gard TO the Preaidents nominations, but
y, that regardless OF the technicalltles OF the
e. tenure OF Office Act, they will vote for the
confirmation OF his nominees unless unfit
ness for place, or peculiar political Odiuu
ng attaches, without binding themselves By
w caucus action. 1t is understood the Dem
M ocrats will vote unanimously on all ques
le tions.
New Orleans Races.
Nv NEW ORLEANS, Dec, S-Third day
rs FIRST race, club purse $500, handicap hur
re die, two miles, over = hurdles, won by Red
se ding; Ten Pin I'd, Port Leonard %, teat
ID. ing Dick Adams, Lembay, Jim Hinton
time, 4:05k. Pools on the track, Leonard
lp. S25. LembAy SO, Reddibg $40, field $40
N. Leonard came in very lame.
he Second race-Club purse $500, all ages
Nv ~ miles, General Phillips won by iOul
NJ lengths: Vermont I'd, Buff ana Blua "a