'1 'f-- 'yhFbeaYEß - W iH be Published Every Wednesday ' iy. MINIS’. BUILDINGS,: : ' 'vIBIKD-St., it oo per annum in Adyax ice and contributions, bj hate prompt attention. its RUTAN &Co. Eds. i Prb'n -'r * ? .i / - : fBB AVT&Mtf RAIN. . , p ear to ine the constant splashing I Of the rain drops falling fast. And the'dripping leafless branches | i in the autumn blast. > when the withered summer flowers Dead and. cold arc stiWn around, JWhen the-autumn leaves,are lying - . pdackand wet'npoh thbground, Jhcn I wander through the forest,' " ' Then I haunt each daricibetreat,;. lcafy carpet nerer ! ' ’ . Start an echo from my fee^. | . rharc'listcncd to themumcr / rtf the tjUiot autumn rain,i ; : , •,-! >. As it feli with ceaseless patted ) . On the tinkling window pane.sTl • ■ [ hare stood to hear the music ?■ i ■ t. . ’ , of this, quietnutnmn rain, ; ■ At upon tliojspeotral darknesd ' 1 . . floated liy the sweet refrainj. 'Aud i-live the gentle whisper ] Of the putter on tfaepanej ? y cr J fell the spirit near me^T ; i When I- hear the autumn rain, 1 • i •• • >s.. i ■ h - • —-Tip SERMON ON PROFANITY: • BY KEV.i feVLVESTER BUET, BEA^El't ■ iv.r'j sl.aU up take the name of the Lord -for the Lord willi not hold t f,a. ■ pnidtsi that taketh His name in vain.— •, f •• ... ■ 1 . j I a/!3t-ipout to discourse upon pro that tlio theme is a p|ea*. jerr mu-; ;n|o'. to'_de'moTiß,tratQ'; tlic|dc oijinan; nor yet to • c?ii«>rid'JS iuc'iiriation'of fjelt". ; Tlie i -prJjjiji't Jer. 23:. 10, said in-'liis .;d:iy i’ 'lk'Ca'i'f o! swearing the land mppr,B| ,11 s words-nre stjH applicable.- J.Unv. prevalent ibis vtceJ, As a naffTs- a p (ilaritbropist. and a citizen,il j> ,jny'-di.iy, calmly but earnestly, to i.j». ceils, te.-ost its Encroach-’ at d -implore and exhortl the' ■ndlly to i repentance. - God- bal.nol only proclaimed bis law against pr.o 4ri.ity. biti i is one of -vim two com - laaiidmetijis accompanied 'withHhreal* tnijig. Prcq-ucnl rvfe-renco is malic to Hip bollil OKI pnd New Testament Suiplal-ep: One instance of God’s liu!)i?hmj>|at.w. recorded; nud , alarijr llueatehihgs occur. \ /I ■/.-' it vlic iangipig® of piofar.ity were confined, Vo the brothel, the 'dniTvV.e y.ataVAVn;; table, \ye might cx« fcVe' owvstdvcs Irom the ’unpleasant -rjtflsk pf Ji'ni'iiiadvcrfiioh._ But ,its ilan* f‘o- ,w 'e‘i our busiSness pleces-H resoi/ijiisi oh tall our lhorou sh-fare*4. Iwiikd in. hutu-ied ••diSCWrt'Trptrnj-w htfial, and- prvate ways, respecting;, uol tjie gentleness of woman nor I 10 )ia| triti t inuucencc oT child hood. |Nfe}\ .Ki fear bits coarse Voice obtrudes the ,ci'y phico at Id hour of devotion Auojheijjilaimiiiyy feature is its terrible increase; Wor is alwaysdemoriilibini»; and of all vices:- in Lb a ranks jof the inijilicT; orobauly riime is more.'j'feva linjl ihiiri tius. Ami the boys at homo, :i(iiniiihj> the lieruijc, jtlieli* suh i i e v■. iji r at Iters lb ifj and swear iollilV and curse' 1 !i u'ii v 1 ' •* . • !. ’• Jiiii few attempt,to justify this sin. Thr.se guilty' of the practice generally acknowledge its moral obliquity, it's uscleSsn •»*,■ and even, faolishneifS; Many, uf Tor -no plea jr. justification!—’ Some plead in excuse. the power*of habit,- ( (plough this" is only confession of iyhpl|iia!e guilt:) Sq’mo eiaun it & phvilogq tq slwcar when they please, lorgeUul qlih-o of both right andj law. iionio iptietoj.regard! it as a source of : f cjovment—a vent to towering rage— ■•i .kind of safety-valve to pent up sip- God's law we have already riitifed, aiUf pur i Savior. confirms the ■ti>»i,t'l>ii;i; Matt.,s: 34,. 35—$weai’ not : at aJiqpcillier by Ileavcn not by the i:.n!i. '. 1 r i ■,-.! ■ lii orderlosco'\yith proper farce the vioWip-rf/p this law, wo notice,' li lldit Go'i requires his name to he rcqqrpj.,-' : .■ ■ ' ' ']■ A’l'V IValmifit (P.s. 33: 8)j ■ icar ’the Lord; lei! fcil..theduhsbitnnt.s of the world istand] i>. awe of hi in.” Agai nJt is said ' ‘Th e j f'ar <*|ihc Lord is the 'beginning of: v.isdonV ; This fear arises, not-from wrviiity; nor guilty dread, but from a‘ irnper.j ja|iprcliensiqn of His liatafe. “ -by reading His word, and by tciHcinpjaiing His power, wisdom-, ;mth aii| grace; It is also produced} 'jf f-g our relation to Gjbd.— ■de i.s our creator; we'are his Mihjccts; ? l J, u r st render'an account to’ h’tnV [‘Wording to his law—gracious yoij • l i s } jnwj holy. Therefore (Prov. ;23:; . • ‘ hht thine Hearten vy hiiincrs; ■ouilio-thou in the fqut of tbo Lord all the day Jong,” ‘4 ■ ■ , djnrtiier, our Savior has taught} es to B;iyp “Hallowied be thy namq.’l l h>S—is .meant tthat Ilia name be rcatedj! wiili due reverence as befits t 0 , f’&- lb the Heavenly yisioti saiah'faw the. attendant anjrels re 4 ip each other' in sacred rap jnre, ‘-Holy, Holy, IJoly i 8 tbejLoid . i o^ 3 - ' bii antienipeopio God :L r fi t’Vhimself “the.holy one piJ iKi-n’i A; 1 * 1 ! the appellation, if tlie' iiiio .person iu the Trinity is not the nlnnn^ nt LH ie ' w f* Sft spirkrnor-theomi hnrtho nolf Word ot" 8 t °- t ' J 0 L prd,’i wasihe.watch ■ God v ane ' ent Israel. - -Thtfs 1 , to'raJ^ U l r tt.” 3 .^°/ ear before Him-r -uwo V ® l3 T, amo with reverential ; 'neffahly holy. , .. ,p Ihisjaw r vs ttfJW ntiwe the violations of i9^ an ger even in tbo pro! aw fh ! of yiolalingrtlsis ihoa c h'ti PQ C ? dlns iho ' word! of Gfiid 1 v ’■ >T- vii'yzzf. .*. - - . ' T-fi* ■- jr-,' i-. :i i i ■f.-l n. 1 ~"t ig . jheTTore ,Go'd with ;roer ali p'gefcV The. world has ; so ; strong an eppn ns thatnot only’are worldly, ’ hw wngested; while,ipcrforrriing ivbtions.but wo must bo guarded : rldly thoughtswill occupy; our i l , leaving nothing for God bnt mor words, c , . JV-;,,, f thp law inj' nnnebes ; using the divino name in state' •j[r| nhrralion^-cspeoially'inf re.- nglhTei balks!. U others. Stain wsjjibt haelprbfano language on ovirn credit, frequently do 'it by g currency Jo that of others; by, | ling. U. jit Jin poor lexcusol for conduct tb say it is unollieFs age. Who to illustrate murder d-think of giving an’exaniple by ig the life of pis, jfellow ? J Or to an illustration of stealing would elf] become a thief?- Yet how f are accustomed to ie-produca horrid' oaths, and still account isfilves innocent! ' Another cau vo. will hero itoly f ■ maj* be .used reveiently/.aud idj-quofed profanely by : biing ed drrevorontly. ,< ' Still more palpable J is life viola* ii using the Great. name on inn-, irtuhtoccasions. Frequently we it as mere ; exclamations of sur -1 ,or y/orider :iif tire most trivial irtation, Itoprovo those, thus ly using the Holy name/iud they irpbably. answer, that• what they s. and (dfat they meant’iit in. sayiiest. Itrmay be‘;lhoy hud all. :n neatness ihctcase.would admit t. trivial the occasion! How the deportment, anil ,1116 tone! ap» a matter of more merriment! Id.johe of these same persona" "per he riamo of one . of their domes much loss lliiir dtafest friend", to iun trivially bainlicd about? How arable then thus lb use the name. ie most liigh-Gfld ! ■ y Profanity is more obvious, and i.xious in its .more common foi-iuof [•larding common conversation i the names :of HcUyi. Our Sa viors Icnramand, “Swear ndt at plai aly instructs us that pef jury is not necessary ip the viojatiop of this 1 law. He Forbids swearing l by any,creature. .Mar y suppose themselves innceent bo bause they aboid ; the ..iiarab of ;God. and sifbar “by heaven,” 1 by my soul,” &c. ; those I tiling) itie'God or they.are not, If |they" ii re. the viola tion id pii,ljiublo, if iho\- are not.jlhen they swear bj that r w,bicK isinot'God, [They' transfer bis honor lei that which is no God. For iii nine lifferent pla ces in scripture (as ia Psalms 03111“) swearing Toy Ilfs. ha-itie urosieuitieu as bn .act of,idevotiob when dune-in rov- jßul jWilh rinipij - , tlie more jlrifling Or false the assevtioigthc more itcrriblc the profanity. |J* would re lieve .of this guilty jjiraelicejif llie guilty wore but the iidle loafers, bhr rbiim sji:pporterS| and ( jvagi'ahl.ignoriinuises. , (Hut these char ' 1 aelersj havo the fellowship of many; of oar,educated and Iwcaltlj.y youngmicn, and pyeii men oh maturin' years., They itorr|i the; public sei.timejnt and school lull l-tlloy.' influence. And they jhavc many i.achblurs liiTtheir jsehooi. ;Bev ies Id’ boys, yet too cowardly to sweat ,by daylight* meet upon;:the commons for regular itssnns in this, tho grum mar of hell.' Christian parent, is your boyiiji! that school?- 11s ho aj night wanderer ? ; r : ’ . . 5. Again wo-notice lllcrft are those ’ j D i j | . 1 j ; who may be -termed pioneers in pro fanity: ! ‘j.Thcy reduce swearing iifnot li ijt science at- least to a method.— Coiimig oaths :l])poar to be their pro fession. ; Profanity afid blasphemy revjel jwithin their hcarlsfill tlWyiaro teeming with'strange",'horrid combi nations ;of oaths: and cursing."’ The: devotjsdisaint sortibtirnes so prajjs and speaks,'that you feel ibe has cofumunion with God. Bo these grad ualesjia profanity make j - ou fbel that lhey|iold direct communion vyilh the, infernal.- '| ; ; t ' ,'(J) I’hen the ewbarci swears often wijcr bo moans apinetlilig byut. Hcf forms a -union Of wrath ind profanity., An impotent effort of,a poorlfecblej wbrnv,.to give his ninlice and wrath by I iallii g to his aid, the ni mo of the ter- ' i-iljlp' Joliovah, before whom heaven | worships and hell, trembles. Is not ,lliß . liiurderous principle of hate_ to-I ward tbi’ fellows, and the foolish onio-J (ions of anger rational, amdj bvenj inanimate creatures sin enough? Mast there beTho adjdHiqnal moral and Intellectual humiliation —the guilt ar.d foolishness of.| blasphemy? . Here .thje.swearer pram’s— hoijprays God to ; ‘•blafjst your eyess/’-r-to ‘ damn your souls,” lie calls for> the burse; of the; thjreb persons of the Godhead; to fall; übon soul- and body. flVould ho have God j. answer his prayers ? -lii -his tiknsport of rag<| it ro[ay bo; his do,; sire.| But abandoned,;pa evdn a bias phemer’s heart may br—it is pot hist tfhnd-id desire—he woumnol Have Gbdf wnswer his players, iijll this is but tot vent|,to his rag® 1 -O wretched fojr shameful guilt! Wrath is cruel but blaspbomy is devilish. t . |7. jAs cursing is tho iinion of wralhfe aad prbfanity, so puygbry is the uniorl bt profanity and lyittg. l Wo do pot in-? tend now to disensp this sin. But wp ihust at this place .notice the tertdonoy; of profanity to produce it; When i hear! a mac swear, I hear the hTssing of a| slimy viper within bis heart—j abfl such an one as is never found a'j Ipney ,It is ; one ,of a j horrid byobd.7-|. though this is nop the oply one; that is ronsed to hiss ' and stingy-yofi each'in his l tarn ‘is rouped to bo 1 fouj fjhflshn \hra;possessor.. Profanity, kn<| fear cornir vice, hold i i thong our d or wc niipdi our jw non linpo hear mil -tics, be ll cons of t! jobne mtc will X t -'ote&idl&'- ' i-V kr;>V l sr - : vf ; .^-7-lv ; .•■£>; ■ i-~?:l .-■; !ii£ : ~*ll ■ * p:-.;';.T;t> : ':;>i ?;■■;,!?!■ -tii: IPHR Na 4'7, : ’ Beaver, ~\sTedn i-':' "• I- ; .IC.V* -j ■■ . . iUM. '•■>■ U~T BEIMI 4 ' *l. ,} - , , .i . ■ | , jnvtfijjecir ratio, ! rbvei^noe} : J aad of Ir-utli, ; aiid b tboi efprp[lhe ursbrijjf perjury/ 1 ; neverj Know: i oar er ,'wboao vent si ty or bath 1' fd rolyi;on. ; as I cpuld, if be took ‘tbo/n&mo of trndtih vain 'j | > I. Wc|roigbt fibre closoOupdla- Lbn aud : test th|a rbasobabfejdofts! of aw nport tb’e fpet that it Is'Gfoa's ■ Asßttrcd r that Ho w|io ’ calls :tb innt’ Idle -word and l thpirglri not fufrtp puiiisl)i every’paili and s, , - , Ai||l to the pious and rovei nlytlicmrjsngooi reason that c|ari be iced' to ’dgter profanity j iB4—God ds U--S* W hbld tiiuplgriiTt, that (Mketb b|a name in-vainly— irii Wliowill take irit6'tb6| account iturnalj world [there need bo no her ihqdjry. God’s sovereignty, ice andholtnok'Vgive' potency Ito command like-the thunderings of il. But,in thisyas in moot] of ’the inc lawplfieroare reasons' obvious coge ot foir its cn reful observance i n iioetionj With ibis life. : Ljet['UB cn-. ■o tb'cn'j! ■ | .- '| ■•■[]»> ‘ Wbpt [iis ■ the effect jofj pro a<> swearing upon the: intellect- I ,tharackr and reputation 9 .- The ■ul y ’ reverences truly rent. TUwns exemplified ill tbo lives if sli g-eilt men. We assimilate', In punl and bedri, nrjfo that whiph. en gages or cfliploys mind or beaf|t ICul livatc’ ibplj.beautiful, and wb become chin cions of intellectual refinoraieriti— lynow ir,iimatelj& great m’eir; and tjiore reauits i me!! ectn a lo x pans ic n. But all. bnrban, greatnesa' is derived fton God Jdireclly ior Indirectly. But profanity blinds the, perception j of' liis infinite, excellence- Pblileratbs 1 rever end) for ijhia, eternal greatness, and ■'soeiates jbisj name with things, 1 : meati irivikl. j Therefore, jprpfanity res at fitho very foundation! of a! 1 i grealnessi And is uitiSjlectual riaHoij it? [Cam that d be -great thdtTfiuls to pbroeivo grealcjess ol its creator?) ■Neither it be| considered bold,-, because it foolhardy enollgh to d arc the itli of- Omnipotence ; ' nor witty filling|discourse witn unexpected lis. Profane expletives are like the ed wdoden guns of Mantissas— y make a show; but totbodeno wing, y omy.levidencg a want oflhohglit. per expreesioniof thought'is good ' mgh without oaibs; and fiiiipy ex-1 ■s§iqn is never mended by; them. 1. Still Ihofc obvioqs are .jtlib inju* ns effects' of profanity upon the •n! character. ‘True 'morality-is idod 'iipon the observance i|of the ‘-of.Golh'Tßut let any one of God's jn 'XTT7 -riSlVruft-w.-V -,4 : »Vu' * . re can hot be proper reverence for i othertil y.Bm profanity a'ooye any ii.r violation, destroys regal'd (or dj and,-; therefore',' i» fatal to 11.0 ■y foundations of morality. ;;If the igiver jk hot respected, neither arc j laws, [f a man profane the Great mu to embellish; his slo -6r bis 1 song,'wiiat nisiirlinbo can . havej iliat he 1 - wilhhave a|propci ■egard for. truth nr justice—for the jivcaP”br rlivoc of his -.neighbor? .He |ihat- vaifiitingly violates ttfp : third fommand) cannot properly respect ,he fourth or fifth, or any othek And lienee God holds hjip. tlfat vio itlates anyfono-of his command|..- One ipiii destrbysl the moral codtohr. ar.d brings thb: oispluaslire of God,upon the •guilty, ill i ; !. ; ' ! ‘ j' li' 3. But If the cviljf of profanity ex tend lieyond the guilty. ' Ilj.y.b’u liavo ho conoofn for .personal, intellectual and mo raj character and reputation, considerii-iibigrcali ir.jnrj’. j'oui; inflict upon society. Jer|omiah 23; Ilf, as al* ready quilled, exclaimed, •‘Because of swcaiingll the land! mourncih.'i’.. And When thej Imrd proclaimed: his judg ments-AgairiStl tho people by the preph el Hoseal-he said; <l ßy s\vekripg, and lying, ana killing, and. Btcjalijng, and Icommittwig adullry, they preiik out; [and blood touchcth blood. Here first Vho'lfoundalions of mofahly -,aro taken ivtyay by removing! reverence for God.ijj And lying follows ks a so } qnonce;,)|or it is often to. you" ! diate sej| interest to !jo. Ahi there is mo begaril .for God,Jthi be none[fbr,truth., Falsehood hate ana malice and those: r inurder. : l In '.be French -re the word God ■ was made ay no with d f .t\ng superstition} and I reason was Ueifiedi, And thus was opened to complete Ho lure And in thb late repel man slavery was deified in pc God’s wprd and the universal enli' aqii fqrb lesi To 1 lire ft Pth jiisjtii tue ■ S r.ai Dill) •stri ijrm rep fair the ear eioi mbr f<>n law you of humilnity; and this forfae gfo4ndjjmfficienUy ‘ dark to gain' Uo'soa’s picture with ;ter feeblood louchcth btppc to accomplish universal. det tion I'would know no surer er way, than to’ form school fanity. [Familiarize the pop to cursing and profanity—|-sc young in it. Let it become to the e'ar of wbmaii—and remain a righteous man, that 1 dlmsay,jeklclaim|,(Pß.. VJr 3.) foundations be destroyed,: w the righteous dp?” -V ,H- Look again at that paslpage sea, HW dark is tbatcaU crimes; headed .by profanity are some sins, which in thei exclude j-other si: But profan pares jfpr i others, and baste commission. ' And the darker lower ip the catalogue of! d crime, ypu go, the siircrj nr, find profanity, prominent.! servatoijaof public welljkhc effortsrlpng ago] and attache ty accordingly. ThSy*punii as a moral wrong, bet as a pub Yhted' by-' tho'faeti ly; tip' oxdusl. ' The »ay pl&iid bis poverty or the watUpofhis Itihlil dren., The tnurderer\a|»gravatcd {p-p -vocation.' Tpe ; dp cation of 'h is sense*. j | Softf'She biopsy’ path Pf the cli iefkicifflS-E tfa l&rohe- : But what car. ‘ thV hyc&Nii* plead?- 1 — DO&9, it,; enhance piastre character, ! reputation, wealth Npl,h iugof the kiud.j It salt to God.. It is cornplift inent to the Devil.” lias well said:' . : - pisfiv''C.-. ; ' ' '•Take not his name,. whe’daSt'. thy mbjoth,. in T#in,' , I.'. ■ , II gets theo nothing an&mlh ho excuse; Pride and lust plead aTatice gain; But the cheap , swejWergthroUgh'his Open . I sluice, ' Lets his soul- run; for nsitehlj and nothing fearing '!' ••'!,( ¥' ;j'■ '■ • Were 1 an infidel, 1 weal* hate .swearing.” .15. Finally—sity nOtSfi your! impie- I ty; •'•hoiv doth God knw.”' - “Neither doth the God of IsraCTlregard it Remember “God isifot mocked.’’— [‘.‘Ho; will yet .for your sins and setlhemin 6|jer before j’ou.” We will not now rocilittba many well authenticated ihr t a n o f ls n in mar y yengeanco upon 1 the pftrfano; wherein God has answered ittigidus prayers; smiling down'while tho outli or curst was trembling tin theWi,lips. PbOba abiy.mpro instances jdf ycjngeanco up-, pa sinpeis in 4.h0 verylact of sinning, have Ween Wreaked upon the 1 profane, than any other. Hjlf-jhiay 'so pirate you! Why , tempt djyS. God?- Why learn the •vocabulary (of idevils. while on earth? Why court! the thunderbolts of Divine wrath?. Why harden your heart by such sin, lapd debase. yogr; intellect, and shock ibs phi e and good? I Abandon a habit so yrte-j-sp debasiplg .—-so bootless in its results, t ! ■ ! “You woulMot swear upon a bed of death; Reflect! your maker haw caiistop youi-breat h.” [! A Ipw thoughts toYLose who with me deplore . the oviliip(nd provalen(*e of profanity. Havel I.We not -ill a du ty to perforin iu refptS»>|c.' id this snh-i ject?. ■ . l hi-. •; t Let the christiaajflnjinistor declare the whole’counsel dPitJod pri the sub ject., Sin does by/heing let alone. . Let thg~tt!ltthvw>o- urged from f’XTfJ rtftmn* wl>» f’ J*.- i-w ) ai and the results jof Jib violation ; the law of the land; and the penalty 1 at tached to its violation;! the dujty-of parents, magistrates ana Ileacherg.— 'Oitiscns, as you valve [public justice and public,’-'.virtue,' J’ou : should oppose the aide of; profanity w|ith steadfast ftdo'ity.. Loi.it be Itnpwniat our pub lic meetings, our- bu|siaesf?'; places., acid [upon; our .xail-^oads|and [rivers, that ■; llicre is taX- hpOu profanity, and a tax j that must Ini paid. Let public sent!- | ment.be directed agaisl| it; and magis trates lake cpgnir.auco of the 'viola tion of this liw with! as ranch cphsci,- iciitiousncss its hny other; i Parents and inslrn'ct with "all diligence in the reverence' and- fear with Which diould be re garded. Set youhgjtho | magnitude of]ihe civil ar d vilencss of ] vts results, and resist | its encroach ments with, ijll j-our moral, parohthl or delegated auihorjityi 1 ■ Chicken in His Hat. A country friend sends us the fpl-r losing : « I'■ [' I.• ■ '- '• Nat; a friend of oars, is very poor; rather light-ficgorvd,;aiid, it' is said, •; r nbt so brightj as jhisparonts could wish. . i •'■'! ’ ‘h , ll ’ “Tho other day, while passing a neighbor’s, Nat saw ah rood ol chicks ens, and immediately-' caught a jfino one to carry honio.l Ho had hot gone far, however, before h’o ; j6ajv tho’own or.coming op ihc road; hrid notkopW' ing what to !do \yith|llic chicken, tp conceal it, at last succeeded in crowd* it; into his hat, which he again placed upon hia heiidi But tbe'chicken hav ing a "longing foil liberty, and being pressed for air. managed; to thrust bis head through jan- opening in Nat’s : 6|d straw hat. ; presently accept ed with '/I.C ?!. 1 ‘ ' s‘Wiiat have yon got ip your hat?? “Nothing hut rny head,’’ said Npt “But I sqcia chicken’s bead sticking, through tbfeltop of it,i'Nat.”' “Nat; taking off his ■ hat, and look-' ing at it itefcigped astonishment, ex claimed •" ' : ■; j' '} ’■ “Wal, how d’ye 'S’ppsothai critter come 5 nr'there? - I. aware! he must have crawled 1 up mV trpwser’s leg! V- Norristown, Pa. Herald. itr.mcß whore ilprn'.' can i begets •suit in relation my mo ns ,be word the way i sea •• pic iioii, hu i iiance ol instincts 1 I a back ir.isli a •iblo ef- But loraliza irswifl- f of pro- Ur ear bool the is music if there ie will Id liee, it iia 'said,, has ar ranged with .Richardson, the New York’publisher, for the publication "of his history- of the rebellion.* The book is now in preparation* arid will not b.e complete lorsevoral months to. coma., Ih tho 'nrtielesf of Agreement ■it is stipulated that | no alterations shall be made . by tho publisher after the manuscript .comes into his hands.— Loo is positive on this point, and will brook no change to-suit the. Northern palate. This is what we prefer. It is better that the stateraentsin the book.should'bo all tbdaefof Gen. Leo, looking tlirough his confederato eyes, rather thaufthose of,some Northern editor who will nitempt to gloss over treason ' and apologize for -an attempt at the.Northorn life..;; |‘-.K * *:, ! i i “If. the bat cab |in Ho loguo of There! ; nature,! lity pro i its ' their ' and the (grading! ‘ you ; to! Tbe oOn-| rits v|lo| (d penal eh. it, not! t icwrong. ■J ' v i , •; i i L* ■ . : : ; ' • • t '. • ? . ~U • ' ..- yr! -,' ■' *-* :* Mil ifXjra, >: .?i»~\r ~-gT;uu: t.Mvfr. iAgltoaf-^VeirV. ■®<>(!D T iitait|.’ :: 7. :'•:•■ I ht^’Ofl;- , , M'pArtimtojs, Esq;of Patldr ■e| i4a ns l'he fo lowing: Memorial, f.request ; to give .If., aplapein oar coiarana, rwbich weekeerfulljp do ] : V - j.j N-- Y.'ijTeaing Pos‘^‘* Whoever may undervalue efforts for .the;jiWHtjbrifdf slaycry^. in anylconji t. $ is£ T& ;wo may [jib descendant of. Africa ; Will noi v The Spanish Abo!iUon l Spcibty basilKon greetedv in the outset of its 1 b 7 h remarkable 'address from 'the men of African decent! hi Madrid. ' Their number is very com. aider able, many pfSthom -In: good icti’-' cumstanccs, a = very bigb degreo'of iri tollectnal' power •id,-, <^liivalio;t^plobg ! them. .have been bonrhuch interested id it, that wo deairk oiir - readers to share tliesatisfaclion, jand\haye , therefore procured, a translation of spine of! tho mpat Striking pdttions, hoping tbit the whole may' be! ailowedtb comp be fore thdAm<hl(mn-public to mod inm letS-Straightened,! lor n than ; a daily raUstibe'at busy the year. f' “Ifr i Illastrioua and tooblol Cavaliers: The descendants |of race residing; at Madrid w|buo men, tb'eir brethren] in the. gospelfand religions veneration. . . ' ! ! ; : Wprthy sons pfSpain! Generous protectors of . the jnegrocs! Founders Ofj a netjr charity jof love to tho slave ! Prophet to AlVijcanow despised;— Wjp love yOp, admire you, and joyfully you; .Blessed be. God! BlAssod ! be Sped e l The i|ed andyollOw colors of the. Spanish national flagno longer signify to ua wlmt they signified, to tbp ■' mulatto Plahido and too negro Munzanb, poets oftbo Isle of Cubifr ‘Two: streams' of hloodi to conquer one j of: gpld}' ; , No i' !Tbe banner of Spain; now'Showaj to ! .ag* tbo briHiant colors and smiling hopes of the; ra,inbo'w, arid liketlie iris arches over the wbojo sky of• Africa, protects oa.r continent under jits shade, and seals a covonant ofj ele.rudl friendship -and religious brotherhood .with* the wretched chil .|drepdf H.am- ■ ,i heaven,,, and night and dity pn*':tUoji carlb, as.in Libc'ria sb in the cornfields; of| Cuba, pn Europe, in Asia, iu Africa | add in America, first [white trjen j ■in Spain. wb<yhave protested' against, the horrid murder of body and | soul to which bajo been condemned j for many Centuricstlio youngest,;brdlh era:of Jesus lha eternal Joseph of hii manily !.. •;! , ' | ,[! ij % : j*i * “We join our prayers ;tp yours, our sharp land piercing cries So your pitying and comforting suppli cations;! to ; protest, before ! tipdj I and men against the crime, whicb is cla nforing to the God of Abel and pain, •for justice. ■■’■ !\ •. ; . i . i| j .!.*■: ■ : -■ ~j. - : ■ ■ ;r:- V■; j ■, \- f'TTout -voice, [your choice phrase,s. your wi sely-mcd it a t e ct discourse! and writings, represent the, sweet and ten der inblody, the I expressive, loingutigo I of, this chorus of captive |nogrpes : .-4 ! And our prolbnged lamentdtions, the; I shrieks of terror to which the rmost oppressive-slavety has aCcuslo'rned Us; shall bd the accompaniment lof that melody, shall adapt itself to that-pious song as the rough harmony for all the outraged honor;| the negro grief, the [ boundless porrow f the anticipated hjell, which wo ha.Vo suffered only lor being ignorant and for being the last, iij j | ■ “Wo protest| most' with.all the freedom, tbat Spain j now ! grants us—Spain, ibis native [country of ihoso nnfbrgptfen religious redeem ers 'oi captives-r-wh protest with onr 'might; against the slavery of onr brothers in the islands of Caba and Porto Pico. ; ■ '■ ' |-i i' ’ ’ j ‘Tjjet ndt be sold any’ more tire bipod whreir still courses through the veins cf men ! , [V • V-i.. : |, ■.jV’'- “Let not tiro hearts hftsold which fltill beat in tho bosoma of men !• . . I‘,‘jiiet'hot .B pfjee be set ppon a||hbad tbat th'inkflj neither let be bought or sold a.soul thats loves! [V '[ij j. . i “Alas! ■.there still jive ihjtbq of America men witbbut hearts, whppp press and d;efor|ra the sacred imago of God in the. unprotected negroes, who, in return, cultivate the fields crease the, riches, and raakosoft and luxurious the liyeskir the whites^!; "] “Alas! to this day the accursedjasb, S averted into a poisohoijs serpept. in e Hand of a man changedinto a de mon,' resounds |in both islands Jupon the shoulders of .the laborer! j The lash ii thq jonly: token, of the hrlji lo mah that is, seen, with Pur[ eyps, or hoard with ,our ehrs, the only thing | that tbachos oar naked Utqbpl., There is A German story told % Grimm, pi a sword-brandished by the, fencer in sneh a masterly way aboyehisfath or’s head, and- with such marvelous swiftness, that it kept the drops of a hoavyrain fromlfalling [on | the old naan’s head. IniliSe maDnpr.tbeAlpaef ican oveMoer'sljashjperpetnally wbiak -1 iiig and winding s^ent-likpjarid with astonishing swiftness over the heads and.sbonldprs of the unhappy slaves, hroventa eyjMt p®e drop Of life divine *1 -il ■ -.it.V :% .| ■ t’V pi^’irftmf^]lirrg^w?tbcm I :«ndaliUio fermg whlcii tha victims Aer.dnpr to* wards heaven/ tbkriour pun| ishthen t and bar pkyf itballa us to Hvbra and to rest* it is -that which bids.us CaVanditislhnt whicbbids us pr*y| ItiSonrlot,oiir oniyhdpe;onr' erne! bnrdenj-our, daily bread. ’■ [ “Alnpl to this dayin the Tillages pf-tbe'cblohies thesun each morning; ini greStlng tbo beauty of . the fields surprises intbbmtral world aleirible spectacle: tfiq constant reproduction Of the', borrows of the mother- in it he Street of Bitterness. --A * womani of color, young .and 'heart broken, goes about the streets and squares, ‘kitooki j irigat every door and kneeling at the feet of every white man. She carries an Infant hanging-apon her bosom, of which she takes j leave' /at; : avi ;ery iraoment.becauso she is (looking for her- innocent child. The] •• pres-t ent owner of that littleJesuS and that Mater .Dolorosa' wants : a- ?slave -woman with s no hp!y tios,\ without a mother’s heart, 'and reody\ Only for servile labors or carpal; uses? 'And for this bo bus given the horrible order, theabomir.ablo absurdity; which thb pen ear. .hardly repeat: ‘Woman. get ajmasler fbivthy child,, get rid of that encumbrance,’ - Aida! thrice, alas! . ! “Alas!tbatlherojare yet' inmany sugar works and coffee plantations ojf we. Spanish colonies shocking; crowds fp Ije met of men destitute of women, men without mothers, withoat sisters, without daughters 5 ;. without wives, Without female companions,' .without living love, without the feminine ideal, Without connubial; beds, without I a duplicated life ; ‘single; men, with no God, with no country, with no woman; single men with all the horror,with all the degrading and disgusting scifisp ,ncss of the one exclusive solitary. And from this violation;' or thc'primat|y law of Genesis, Slid from haired to j the] man who by his 1 arbitrary iadU has j abolished the Divine command,' we I See. these rational; beings, dobasipg themselves arid self-ab a ndo ned, sir|k to. the, level: of tile bbeasts; and,-,pB their only Solace or iheirpnly.reven] *e, Iproiane nature,and.extinguish human conscience ihmonstrous and/disgust ing] vices, in seas of crimes, numb;i less and nameless, such alarp] scarce* ly known"in the most barbarous ages. ■ ,( And will the children :of men be lieve that the life giving, sltar .of Übeif: ty can shineupon the whites, leaving the negroes in the diukteSs of an eteji‘-| hat night ?- Ah, no;- na! Liberty |is] not like the luminary pf [the natural .day, that hides itself to! bnp homis j UCtiii iri) (rtmi nH-n - l.souls, as the sun does in tho childrep jof Adam, 'll, shines as the luminary fof leiernity.; as the Divipe Jesus; ps tbe ’yvhito mun nailed on the black and disfiguered tree of the -cross, which spreads its fays of] love land justice wilh-.equal intensity of heat-and light; as on the heights and in the depths ; as op and the rnyste4 t-idus; on'the nogrp as onj the White ;( as’in lilo so in death. There will be! nojibet ty enjoyed Upon the earth,jUf meii do not.long for the'day when all —alii Chat live-—ai I—all—all—shall be free, and brothers, as (tons.of the samel hepvoniy father. \'j - • . y- ’• j | | ‘ The great injustice which is still perpetuated against our poor race; bas ils influence, perhaps,on the swpet des|gns of Providence* so] that in pun-| ishpient. divine liberty jimay still) he more-bitter, than sweet; fa weakness, rather than an exuberance, of life;* a myth, a Utopia, ajjstumbling block, a punishment of Sodom in the conn tries fof Europe, placed;,! in the forefront of ;Ci vilization.. For this long while, lib erty , will be for the decaying nations of Europe what the Holy Code of. je sus Christ, expounded by Pharisees; has long been for the hated African tribes, a shadow .of justice, a sacrile gious he, apretence, a, snare, themost shocking hypocrisy,' a i baptismal the cost of-freedom and of (country; the slaypry of men instead of the slavery of sin, a horrid sinning transformed,- erected into a. legalized system jof commerce. V • _' j h I *(' *> * “Ob whites! bo at last oar brothers. Only Ihpsl shall liberty that is divine become human, accord*, ingto tho idea pfjGod, the -primary truth' of the world. I'fj you. would (gain that ]so coveted end, begin by granting nft!clothing forj our naked ness, mothers for onr orphanage,mod esty lor pari, women. Let as not hoar any more; the sound bfj the owner's lash, which lacerates oqr skin, and even strips the naked, tearing |off from the victim that aeamless',robh with which] the heavenly father covers' our flesh and bones;' Lot] it no lodgdg, bo lawful to strip naked a woJnan of color,{in tbo- presence of men, that she.raay be whipped,'amid threats of death or. shouts of savage mcrritochti; Let us nptisco. ip Chrisf' tian] ‘lownsi Chnstian moihera selling off tbeir children liko Jiidaa the inno cout Qhrlstf, Let ho more the nogrpqs dip blasphemingl N 6 more morderd! Njo.mbre suicides I (No;pore brutali ties, fb .produce sugar, and cigaim apd cpffeol Let ns end that cursed taunt, which forces the victim to doubt whether to] bless God or( (the devil! j O, cense ! ceaael enough 1 pnodgh l ! f - : “Oh, whites ! Truth niust ho longer be subjected to the difierenoes of me ridiahs, as in the time of Pascaljl— What, is truth herb, must ba troth therp, because it js eterhal truth. .Bp atrlast tho brolhera of, the children of Africa! So also shall ‘ divine liberty become thv right of the buman raco, ’ ■ ■■ ■ ! 1 - 5omo ; •ocjm this ; ’■> I v j-'-S-’ ■ IT‘;1 T ‘; :V- r r » ; - —*■, J c > Vi“ ‘ IW e* <JeBf fcrti ‘bf God.*i- - ; 1 ;. 1 ii•[.sV'Ka a i>s -itsit jj»»Vr>X • '■'l*'' -:it(«yNi>M^4r i Hi *s• f tkA,' Afrfetf.' 1 J ' ‘* ■;- : !‘M*t*o MostoTi;«f ProtoßlW If w i ! ’ "VAsrn ' J V'’ ;■ Mijnsiß^AfHemn.. ■| •; CA+ißip, Afifnm wpmim, i'-'i *"'., - r- •• *‘MAKtnßt' of 1 Fcntsitde TNl f ! - i VJwnr Sotia,' oftPortdßico. i ABllTOßciE,df Porto Rite | ■ native of England. “Elasa S., of Porto Ried; 1 " .. t ••MahcVC M*BT»»*ita«UTeotAflrre»! 1 ■ «,ffltpiPiftniA MoStamo, Bitlre of ;4, ■■ : r-f: L ffS. AfflAiiAAio^meßdMa^PdtWßlMf. 4 }. |4l ! ■J'Pjo PaXlbak.native of Porto-Rieei.- :< ’ ! - - ” ' ■lya' g .., I»-'-ffDowiroi ibit ~fcs} »’’ 'r- n THtqttt . Break its,when; -i! their da rc.pftep' ; tjpuhiet ipepjaly ; ; : w«enjtra»». v _ . . i thcj- are liablpdo mcpt^bther : hor»esU i It is cbtninoii tosoea young) colt run dt.cefelly away Voni-its dam, \yheh oil I the road, and, becpmipgi bp>yildered; ; hoiHttie trpuhi 3is Veqnli^d 1 J io hrinif , it back; ' To ai’oidall annoyance from | this source,make a soft halter, suitable for ibd. obit’s- head; and bitch it to »]:■ i, sttjong fence. Or | abme other ,placo* where li '• ctln sot* rho apoupd.; i • and wind thoibpo up. ,ityhiH£;pSu, fpipdryeral jhbtrrs] bdt .Will soon ledfii: 7 to stand. ; ;f f t .7 ;. 7':i t ; As soon.; aa aocaslaipei tothohal tcr,,the colt nmy.be tun<>ht,lo be ied; byj placing ;iho daibra fdip.rqds distant from whoredt is itjtOwhr'lß; l h«r, '-It ’will t o impossible ' to lead a colt s,way from is dam until _ ip; has become, well accustomed to the -halter. By spendinga iu .ie tirao wit,!* a colp andircaiihg-it'wil b thie.grenU: ’ ' est goDtleiiess.it, may bp taught to I travolhy the iide of its darhwherover • ■' siiis gocs 'Tib the colt’s halterto::*be 7. back band of ina dam’s har negß,sQ thpt . it can' Japt riach her udder. This length ofjihallet* will prepenirthe colt ,7 running forward of the-maid when - f In; a ifew-;days it 1 will become-sor.gentle that «ny;onep ! . liandlp|p: .; ; Whcn Colts , arp not lpi' ' the halter until they or’ mbftj j ydars'pld] they ara -fredhehtip-very 7. [difficul t to, lasjnagdi J ;iBuV iaaght 40 ; olterT'bo dn an god" nmn- : 7-- adothpr.-withyiittto diffiehtiy. hnd WIU t, bd much more mlinagcshie;' ,' ; ' - ii 7 - i'-;- -7) Calvje’s Head Soup —Boil the.hpad; ;■ until quite tender ‘id salt 5 and; water.| Tike the nieat from .the bone and /cut; it‘ in stnall pieces. Strain thp~ wMor,f ado, then put in the meat .witha- tea- 1 spoonful qf;cloves, pounded, nut*!. megs, a iltjtlJ black'V pepper, and. Mj ; will, lay on a fi-ve-'cont piedpV Add it '• piece *of butthr the-siie Of ah7eggho arid one pint of browned! flonr/rubbed j up in cold water. :Boil' , aU.; together, for, half ad hour, then add ; two chops] % ped' eggs- A! whole head, liver ini lights make {about. three'; galldhs ot, sotib. The Ityejr should pnly bbil half ; ad hour.A skinned head f.With, tfadi : bp|aes, pi hdeg of i. asj mucHt This soup,. if welL piado» ; capnbt be idrpasseJ; but' any ’ sbiiji' poiot ly made, bf which’ there - is mubhp V is tho least palatable of all dishes. ; ! Mince PiEsj— The follpwihg recipe fob mince; pies is recorhmended, iftpi .: pjsmg fop many years:j .'i"/-'’?' V.| Boil a fresh beef tangad tenffei , let it get cold, thhn chop it fine, With odd ppund of hiieV, bne.half pofck of appleej two pounds of currants,, picked :a&q Wished one ppund. of : citfpnj sliced; half apbshce ed cloves, allspice, cinnaih6n,;ahd; glfai gcr; three pints of sweet orio pinl pT JkjLadeira.wiho, half a pint > bfj brandy, with . ertopgh . ! sweefoii itbypor taste, k Thia 1 Willmake; “ a largo jar full' ' J 7| : ' ,-i j®*Mri Green eued a ladyiforljrodctf; i of-! promise, -Her fr i o nddffprod - eeule.it fo&tWj)bundrjß| ijf*Whatl?|’ erled; Mr/t G,repn/ ‘ > ‘tjwa ; itrdndrcd: dpllara-' for ruined': bolptofl'‘J bleated lifQ.ajnd a bleeding-'heartd-r-i ' Two * hubdred jdpllars/jfor all thie!-f* Never! never! rover l i dfa/*?. ’ fiiindted tow ifs ' ‘ Mi ■ 1 - '■' i ■ MM ’■ ' • ■<- ■ M' : r msrf!.n& centuries ago, not ono jn a . burred wore stocking.; Fifty year* ! ; aoQ. not one boy. ire a. thousand waSs } | aflovred tot4d at larg.e at bight;— l I ! Fifty ago, not one girl- in a ; thousand: made a Waiting maid of Bof mother. 1 i Wonderful iniprovernorit id . this age,; 1 ■ :,, Kv jrjJ \ ■ j j[ ■ r ■* - I- i T *OuA- married man who was out at 'f'l | & whial parly, when be proposed go* ; ing’Uomej wits, urged to slay a litUO, rOtfgef. I' "] V ! •' H“ WeU.f' he replicd, “perhapB I may , as well—-fray We prohjAly is already ■ as mod ab aha can be.”i o;br; [ t: —T! —m . thirtg? | , namely :; Something .tfc, g to love, ana epmetnltljf : drops 'oft f afp, brigiifeh ' «; and Tittle acts l of kind* j i the world " td happiness dot Romothta to 0 ope for. ;' | :tlio :taoacipw ness bnghtoi ±~ Up •Js ” 1 i r >;i"' ?• '■ '\ i MEI 1, ' 1- 'I. > ti : v;,;~ i/ * r£-
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