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I- FFlCr o W4lkfogi: CoIH-31ktit_ itionse. if-I BnrgerilsiValticalar. prßetexenerMi- Imes ex- Ini.ftt U)Lt...... M. l 7# ifOg‘ - ••:. leitlVß-TiIIANDRICK • forhilica* reimuo, ienders to ttveititiamstof Fliends- VII• sad .3i - (Mee to the kittlkslaiat tri-Lect. aria at CAaatorre - Noly jO,. .17 . - " Illtli fr ARIRATT • 0 "Ultal y Qkciiiaitd Meal, Darrell arld'ilaltcr G Gi julla. GU ye! , ficedproteridi. Pfmria , rair. - 7 ptableard olt i% obaerriuld Etvue Yaatealiatleas. ac.dse:* OrOlopoallaa Rallitad tlepat, New laUfard, 1%. _ _ _ . 4 , Ma4....1, 11153,-.ly. A. LATIIIIOP, T V.1114.1 - 124.. -•• ..7. - r.rw.fauanr. "tkILUSVSAirods. Ref:merles. risidware,,lteAdY IJNado'. C :.13obts . Shoes , • liato ' woad 1g - • jrqtafiralle.laole UppoiLesith er, Fish, F/outaed Salt, all - of Which they - offer at the vet/ •••• r • ,- `r_lt _ * • ear44o l :gratare ,'.l-1P2.1 0 9 4 40 . ; fliathivps 33tiet Badding. pionOtae, Tta • • I.VAIT-14. 1 7• F011:111113111ClilIINTY....-: . [Post Office . adlress, DninlntY, or South IMb - ion, Stites Feb. 3, tuo, C° 4 11 91 r e l tn) Y ( o- 7 1.#Sci.- • f=.6oxtll~t6.C"A 6,x.,.3.:, s.: RT;n]SCfiZ~, Aiz Bii444Noriti;rost,6o l ' dr. Co. Onlee. bothropeneVannalial.Tut,gDae-g• :; pes.L7a4sr, 11ieCbtratar4 sEArett, t4 ' TTORNMAtuI Oolxsello'qAt Law —Montrose, Pa. Office ba Udftpps , tqwbulAltieoft,the Bank. DR. WM. SMITH, IIRQEO7i > i 4.Llktr r tii& eolte_ onm in Lathrope ,new-bading, over the Bank. An Dental operetta* will be ' 4 44 S - MIM performed 103tIlarISIP4d:tired• JOHN SAU'rTER, iA — lool;klidetAlL6ll.474entroes. PneViiroi over 1. N. • Matra's . Grocery. on 3Jan-strict. Thankftd for past favors; be solicits a continuance —pledging hinandfildpaUsvotirsalisfsclovilY: eat- ting done on alitattiDticeendwairatttetto fit • :Montrose. Pa„ July 2 1860e.41. a F; LINES, FASIITONABLE TM:LOA—Montrose. Pa. Shop In Pbcentx Block, .-ayps-or;oro of,flead f .Wfttrona & roster. AnoOptkliarrOtimkraiktefit slid finish. Cutting done on abort notice, In beat style. jan '6O j9N ; 'GROVES, • VIASITIONABLE TAupg,—Montrose, Pa. Shop 1' near the Baptist Sos th timilloooe. .0o Moropikiti treat. All order* tlllbelptbmptly., Stst.ritte style. Cutting dose da sttotnotle4and efartaritnd to At. , DIMMERS Clocks, *Ate/Les:and Jewelry At the It shortest notice, aid ori reasonable terms. All "4 work warranted. Slanitn I %le,dlfrt ottillicesules store. NorrrnoMPAC.: . r ..netstf , Wll, .VV': , SMITH, .rnvor .6iAnt - 111114*FACTURIMiS„—Foot . 1," of Stain street, Mr:l;4w, Ens: wig if C ter 'FORDIMX , ANIIVACTLIIER of 110028 tE. Bliaralinntrose, in. Pa. shop ovxrDANsitt's store. All kinds of work r, madd to orde and reVunuidonetteitlyi • 102 jP ABa„ „MM., El+ifr., BALER in•Divis,-Sledistrie - s,' ' 'ClAnitils, Dye .11 Studs, Glass Ware, Paints,-0118, Varnish, Win dow Glass, Ls, Sang GoodsoTewelry-Perfa me7, forst the must twptlar PATENT )1 DICINES, T -Montrate, kg, sag tr MEDICAL CARD. DR. E. PA-nucKoskyok GARDNER LATE GRADUATE of 'tie-MEDICAL DEPARTMENT f t hOR lrALEZOLLEGFhavelormcd. a eoßtrinpFshi e practice bridediainenadSergeri:neld.tre co attend to ii leaa Ista:l4w:dually, that may ba intrusted fo'rheir care, bn tbrine anunensnrate with the times. Disatites and defOrtoßtes of the KYR, Agrees] opera tions, and all surgical dlseases,p.articalarly attended to. Or °dice Dress Webb?, Store; Olace-tuenrs tram 9a. m. ton p. m ititiortecdrisantry Prisdneetaken in pay ment. at the highest alusouid wan nor nErtisEn. Xonuose. Ma7,7tb,1861.--tpt- FIRE '‘INSIMUCCE. loijOikki,4 - ..0,09, ! :qT.m1iTH AMERICA, IM)3 1 #.0 010 "/N/ b/kintr * : The Okleittfissuiatice Co: in theTgisiop. *- CAOII ZAPITAL,PIJD* , mow .ussTS wiric43, - • --- —•,••••••-•„ . MRS lateerare askew= tkois ot ituy-goeid company to New York. or elsewhere. and its Dlretaru the first fortotbrestantegrity. • s - . • - _ cemoass Ift.terr. !key. ARV= G. COFFIN. Pres. !damns% AVON BILLINGS Fermin), Ag`t. gi2Dc, ther. mum COMPANY, icretvirmeWc•xlsr... , , CASW,CMITI4,INE;I4III4IOI+I,I)OIiN4 OXIMS Ist ZuIe.SERN, ' ' 414e1,110 1 .:''' lettal=rli*," : 4 . - ::''' .._ ';'-': VA040,;:,,:: ChsclAtsithi,P4actat: - 70n J/criee, •* a . Wilmarth. Vice • p o n e lia iiisairarna nonsweil, by itiorte at' his (Mtn; ilk tholiciehßlock,2lonitost. Pt. I nov29 I BILLING trruovD, Arent. o.lLPettengfilletro., NO. tem so*, New iron : d itlitateStiet, IIol l on;.are onf sgenteSer the Nostretelhoossefatta those eltleiotad ate "sad 1614eVrtttsres , te . .• tonitforis fit.'t)ol. pstistft. .......Nandawma..e.rwomow AtypelititirlsOtoirnvl4o:' -•, VilirNettree taken 1 all lapis of weather, lAtt‘bete • style or the Art. - R. 13.7*.Af..9,..:n F",..;; LITTLE, I(Nn-17t re ivois s,Uw Ires FFICEAOgacif loneven toCoti,VEM94,,, :4 933•crti , ti OM' 1 7 -Tr ~.. -E. ,11:-.s:;3i, -.s. i10,..-i BY HON. AMOS - KhAtik,' • MIIII=I [We:tarcethellolleiiiid . fori . timid Kurd/Oricer,"rti'thitett linter it . peatied iiet - oc - ii.lfekieffitt"Letfets"to th e preddit i t k 3: F;;! • )L 0,y.f.0 Kt . ,,Ll- 16 10 .ra' r•caq., PAC/Pke,•Uf7 ;,. •••::::...••• • ; • • - 1 ,- REsleicrini Snit-44 aided in these hitters t ini it distinctly : understood, is not , toiominend elstery-as , ardesiiable vnstitui tion; nor to:mitigate in theleastithe erime or the penajty-eti the Southern rebellion.; but it is,,bkibe light of* , trathVio disarnh in,tome degree,r4 acti Of fanat les, wbosenisanninitredlif slavery makes thenvequallrboitilela oar glorious Con stitution. It is tolshow the bOnest-people of the free states-that, as a political ques tinTir theY:3lMiliALMWOnable,::6o,l4l and ka.ve.u92.righiful vnotrutinvetit„ , and, that, as atOpmal Anestjotyth:ere. is.nothing:in:it rwhieltjOstities , their interfereneeby virt of any 'Thigherlise than theleonStit Alen or theit ettuut'rya , Rebel masters may bedivested?of their right, to thelabor, of their - slaves asa punishment for their tree,. .ion, jostles faraibthey, may be divested of other ,analagounlights„and. •no farther; ,bat for AllelUnited • aStates• to :abolish the in stitution bect4 /se in diVid nal slaveholdeir head tho. rebellion, wouhVbe as gross- a usurpation as t. a sweeping .act to divorce all wives from their husbands and free all children from their- parents in all the slaveholding states for the Same - reason. t- - Not from anr other motive , than 'to bring home more vividly to the minds of the reader...the Bible truths 'developed in my last addrcis Myself to a-Rev erend representativtrof-a class. ' I say to him, - do you ; in ..dominari4ith all or most-Christian teachers, recognize Noah as a prophet of God who spoke by inspiration - t—lf -so; it was• God himself who doonied-thit descendants-of Ham to perpetual servitudd.• .If, therefbre, slave rybe sin, - God'in :this- case is responsible for it and , when' .you attempt on that ground to =rescue the African tidtn slave ry assumes to be more wise and just ttlarrOodt - . -- hr tt not son - Ahraham.bought servantewith his mon / • y.; and •had.hundreds“torriin his house." He. liras a special thvoriteorGod r •whO ricft anlyheaped; bleishigsopon bim, battiest' him tO , be ;the Lther of his peculiar :peo ple, and rths4rogenitor of the Saviour: of mankind.. -t••• • :Yon delacnince. thebuying4 •men and women with money a's sinful, and its tol eration in otif country as " a' great nation al sin;" whibh ;has brought down upon us the jadgmeiit of Heaven,' Abraham' did the same tbing,i, and Heaven showered blessings , upon him. Our fathers and brothens..•did.-,,lthe,samothingveml-were blessed-Aa.Abipabattnwas, untit the reform ere of , Godis 7oral law,lby.tbeir impious iSsarnptioni„ l isturbed•the 'peace of the country, and aided-iu bring dowa - upon it the calamitiesimder which it now mourns. You denounce shiVefy - ai sin. God says: (Exodus, 21, 1 /,) "If you buy a Hebrew erninc-54 ,- - years shalt That is slaVery,, or involuntary servitud e, by the command 'of God. Who-knows best what is, sjni -yOu or Gad ?-- • • • He may beObme free at'the end of" six years;" but, Vile choose," , -he may-be made a slave foreor,'!`by coremo ny prescribed inTsodits,:24'6,' and Dcn teronomy, 16;111. ` had eir,firther op tion on the subject; but,says God, shall , be thy servant forever. ".-•- - But yon may say this is voluntary sere hada., .ilfiw--'mertainly for, illeAksr - .Bi3C years; and, according: to your' principles, o man 'espoott alienate his liberty . . If so, this; eluniarE Skip, after hales become 1 1 1 0.VolantirilY' A ' Inv'ehange his mind and resume hieffeedoir;lnt Gageys he shall ligea'Servant `*rever." Is,Grod a sinner ? Bat if,be accept his freedom at-the end of six - giartr,;il4 aoii;:iiia_tianghtet4lf born of a Wife:given him by his master, Ofialitlfras hersel a' iVe) • shall , be: her muster's, and _he shall Aco !Mit hiniself. ° words; they . free on Abi*Xiiitn Yeai; - but shall remain forever; ' This is"God'ft order. Is it a sin, Bever nd Sri 3;: 1-You'intr-there cannot be ownership:Al Giod-saytf.oe- minim and her sons inid - -daughtefio iii thiciltind a shall be her Imager's. n...r.- ... - •:F ':.,:, . ..'-'" • '.6141/ier o Eniatts, AO ili rectirig:t#satif. simasterl:44 -his earn: t` , auldtk.-_-bet sin& hi plmiabeil;•:(Aul -nays, vel* l 'ttt:"`;'/Tottlguitaudiagt . 1 1 P - .03n /inner for t s ap trlturofteAthil , =l , is his his PTCPY-*- 4 47 1 7(4 -t.Steve!Mi. 4*37113.) , 'hut al ,man 's elaverierliottbit.rOmtyi. • lat?d, Christ= be= iieurf , -{ATuld like to•bearartqproneyn sermon fron?;',4l*l."-:llW4g.g.P.lltitAri; 4 AFor-he iirtuszioney." - t , 7.-"Thtursaitb 44 4 %ii.,lo,l4:43ndtatit.:4l(ibilto, nd- P 4 Cdslviiick OK } #1.4-xlAY9l 4o 4 l .ol ft- 1 1 tie :beatlien .tlitatuste4ionnt AltbOnilyorr of.ihern kuy bon_dmen and bctla maidens'' GIV,EI.4IS i t upon this, text u 40 4 .3OCiftbolg 'Aurlcik,nptikynilb 016 tpieisii*throytiataiibiqswri h, as-sait - thcr , brd," verse) 4 /44.4044;10 tbe 44drun of the fitririotitito!do, 111(XIM t - 210WrINIP 1 , r, g r • ; IONT116•02;til 47111 - 1 j . +l,l .74 thiml shall i ye , blifatirk arttheirliatailja that; are 4it6 they begat , ii your= land, ILO. 'they' shalt. belYaur. posseg: /4F , • /, Another good , text, Reverend sir,-from wliiah shoddrlilie .to hea+) , y4;nr , dedrice Atte conclusioxi to tiaakii rthatibnylpg pemi Andrew:lime:wag; bistalnitOgroastigaline!' IferediOnot"lneaalf'property.7 , Thusr ,the'lLordi"c , inithelnext verse, "And ye shall: diem as an inheritance for pour thildierrafier , Ton; to inherit as ti; vosseasion tlithey shall helYanrA•onatnefillorever:"'' • Yonr Bibletelt% yoti, Reverend sir,that these are the direct Ivorditof God, God hiniselfetithdrizes -the; buyirir•Of islaves ; GodihiroselfantbOrizcatbenvta he held as ".a possession ; " Gue lirnselVdeciares that t&y r shallto - .4iinrinheiitance,'? piss ing froni father Ito son.; God, hiinself'de aces that they - shin remain: ire this relar tion:" forever.' - ;1 Yet you teach' that slav'ery; is' tself a siii that•the„buyink4nen 'rind •i'imien -for oner'is a sin ; • that bolding them's - B'a possession" is a sin shat th - eittratismis- Bien as an " inheritance" • from father to son is a girl; and; 'that holdio =theni in bondage "Iforever"; is a the sum of 'air vil !aides. 4 • : , What iti the inference? • Either .that you 'do not believe ,the Bible, and-assamle to believe it only is ainiask to enabler, toilead eitray:ignM•mit men and silly wo men, or you believe that - God himself le galized sin among his - chosen people. Taker:vbielv-toin- -of the dilemma you choose ; you cannot escape both. .now-review ;the subject, in the light of the New-Testament. - If slavery be "sum Of all villanits," Reverend)sir, is - it not strange that Jesus Christ:did not denounce it tho' it existed- all- around- him? 2ls -it not stranger still that his apostles, instead of denouncing it as a sin -recognized' it as a lawful relation, involving. certain Chris tian, duties.?. = Lev as iexamine the. differ ence between the.. Gospel -, which 'the'y preached;; and the Gospel which: you The Gospel taught byPaiaud..Pritar eofoincii upon every:Man to' content in 1440-position- where Providence has placed him. • " Art thou called,- beingwservantl Care not for it," says Paul, Corinthians I, 1-21. Your gurrpel-tescheS - the servpin, diskicmtent and'rebollion.- --• The Gospel -tringhtly' Peal unill'etei enjoins servants to-be -obedient to their masters, whether 'kind or cruel. • "Ser. Tante be - obedient to those who are.your trusters according to thole*" seys.Pard, Eph. 6, 5. "Let as many servants as are under the yoke count their own masters as worthy of all hottor," saysPaul,L•Tini. wv,entsto . be obedient to.tbeir ow_n 2,14 to please, them well in ell things,""2 ray e ; ,to , Tioo, 2- 9. "Servants, be subject. to your /truer ters: with. all fear,uot oolyto thf4-goodAnd gentlei but :else to, the froward,' ; says:Pc-- ter, 2-18. Your gospel .teaehes.that servants owe ,nnobec)lerlee. to their Inas, tern, . :whether they, froward" or "good and gentle.,) ' : • • The Gospel taught by Peter andl'aal enjoined upo i n servants to serve their-thas tuqriltrith Eph. "Not With„ eye service," irleeBe, them well 41.41 things Fio,t..9elyer ing again, not p urloining , bueeholvorg all good fidelity,"Titus; 2---9,19.22" To en dure„grief, suffering wrongfully ." 2,19: ' -• • ". • Your gospel, teacheit,ints it is mitAeir 'serve their-"maSiO4 at ail s ir& tri - please to be mere eye-servantsrd fait hful in nothing; to pnikoin'theii'madteriti aisd run owv,when they. can, t u rd ttict4"tbit kss ter's throats if.necegiery : to 'On . their own liberty. : • • • Wh i st, motive or end do es the dispel taightAt i i ...44;loretir hOld:ctut to aer venter turnidneetnentli - tO Ohedient:end faithful to their inastert4 Thit it is f!flo; ing the :Will Of' 41 'That theliamoOT.Ged'itnd'hiO dOliincliCi, not blapt.lPlt3o,7 1: 1 11 . 02; may gaOrti - thaleetrine lour," Titus, 2, 10.;. " Is'iieeeptts -1..P ter, 2 '2O" : P • „.- 4fid Whettnotiiie„dpeff the Oespel :you ieh"Ch' field Outio‘theblAele jag, t to f Fee4pofrcun him -, §Y.oo4'o4oo , lsrtiah; - and'Ticlatti all the duties b)r theVcisper tit 'Christ? - YOU: p - finiirge h!l!!hert not the liherkYßf` t theD4re treereta; p l44oh'lOUl.tq 4 ti*iiNT:4o,lii . Gospel, i Bv's . 134bieh r 1Ooeailite'ilniets'inletitti gospel raslibertyriwhichclizoirsto.eqtrall.' .tyvncy ev:in ithlyipmedff ii*ritto j or. Ist wdegraml bang, afnortg: intitherrace Of nienwhc.rexcludellirri at: eivil, sd cial, and domestic relations; libe r ty' ' , liyertiortdinnanisecablisroitteist;ontaith, Withetit thatrelreer4lAitrePotefernaLlib ' swlretellnimmeritolhet .obedient and faithful servant. eif' 3 thaiac• ioiti4 - Avbiw*phettislL'Eritsaimb" teligrokfikitgfetr-thote*liiiery-*"Mill - ter having emphatically ditieiTim - ottry id i4eWievaistiiTtrtstiohid totoiet4,44 l. zpiqtriOdeffettniestii *slavery ifiNelito;ol . ltrilwif, ; :111$- 10 IMMES re: "A - D . FEI3: 4141-804. - • • ; 1 - ' . 1 ; th • d. teitc o erwtsc, au 09, 1 349. some tivords„ oen yo tno,Avorls J T IEI Ch ri s , r an( LlPP:'P at likA which is accading - gl.) !these, MLA proud, knowing nothing, but doting about 4restions rand striferogkvords,• wffereof ootneth etrry, ttrife, railitigs,Pevit inurmur4 ins 'perverse diapniings 4:)f vies Of , 'COV rapt mindt.. and destitute; of; the:trnthi supposing thtt gain it,godlifieks."l This passage, be it remembesed,folkma directly afterPattl'iiinjunctionloWtothy to tettek - settantB,o honot and,servertheir masters, ". that the name of God And hit doctrine be not: = blasphemed ; 1 , "-these things teach 'tend: lexbortsn7sadysiheigand theq Pr ooo Pdsrl o itiV! " if 1 3 ALINIPleach, otherwik4l itg.V. "P 9 i rSP'P r4II 4"OTIP4O I eze• lienoe it aPpPars that this do ..SopP7 tiOn '9haracter Ntas aosigile4 (Or Ilia such anta•afavery,teachers as.yourself and your associates of the present day. And. how true the picture! Nhat,envy,,what strife, , whaVralliiigs ? 'What evrinumfir ings, what pervert:re disAdlyikkpare , put teachings of otheedoctrints pr?dtte„,„,(l!7" Nay, more ; bitr'ed alaion,t , PP ttans ; wlmedivisuips of cturches Tpcti* sectional' antipathies ;'what'excitements and, commotions; and, (finally;_ vhat r .desi:ll- bleat - kited,' and 'inournii?g' have your unchristian teaching,s aided 14,bring"- ing-upcm our ktely powerful frail:wrong and happy lanai And; root content r . • given traitors in involving your caintty in a - devastating civil' war, you are- now moving earth and helkto render it mime bh3odyi tino:perhapa,insure the sueces. of -the , - traitors , —Certainly; to afford them their only chance of suctess»• , - by converting the war-tor the Constitu tion Into a war againsti_sluvern,:ZTotCare as hostile to the Constitution as the rebels. themsclyes; .. 44fYinn - preihr.their success to the preservation' of the 'Government transmitted to rut by our fatbers simply beeaUse.thst'`Government . redog,nizes an institution sanetioneilond the - 'rights of% lnitsterisi"- child-- the' 'ditties of serv.intstsEi pieictibed hylhe apostles' f ChriSt.\ In` short, Yon are , not willktvto_ slaveholders, although it does not kilt* them iti:that character, aad:has no power Over the institution. - ,1 •: - - I won -do not oPenirrebel pgainatethe _government pf • God beciatse !! , 110:sendeth his . rain :an. the : just km& On thaiinjust:." .To be Consistent :yon o9ght to object to living on the 'same earthand under thesaMeskpwith slaveholder 4. to being f wifrineil • by- the sanie -anti and breathing the same air. t :And surely you , will pray fora heavenhy yonrselvea;. for them who; think no'itlaveholdet can be a St. associate' for them in a Claistian church cannot be happy brabeay.en peopled with Abiahami . Issac.srid.Jacobi Moses, David and Solomoni and:sueliadvocatta-41slave ry ns.Padl and Peter.. Now, hoyfr can. you be-happy in Heaven where that:tacid is who expresslranthorized this people of old to buy sleveasnd hold. them - in :bon= dage forever i.or that Christ,' an essential part of whose religion. is the cheerful obe• thence of the slave to his master ? Yes, in your "doting about qnestions and strifes of words," you not, only pro. mete revolution and bloodshed in your country ; that• you are sapping thefounda. tion• of- your cOnntry's, religion: When you prove that slavery . is in itself a sinful relation :yen will preve that the Bible is false, th at the God of the Bible is.a God of Sin ; and4hat, Christianity, astanght by the disciple.`: of Christ, is but- , ar.cloakfer "the sum of all villaniest.", , , Truly! hal it been said on an'otiter;nr,madon,:if It is hard to believe such; men sincere. ;not infi- dels already,_ they are on the bighway - to that bournef,!-:‘:. . • : - many,- weak. tinindsi hav_ingtfirst imbued with the dogma that slaveryis in itself a. sin and a crune,:tillen - fhercrane to lin& that,- - from Genesis Revelations it is recognized air a,lawfd.and not au christianinstitation; iirahe induced telt& ject ,the whole Bibleditr:ti.lableo and the God artheßiliktiut.dri imagining being? ; : Anna lizanALL.: 8.4 t 06nia hbC coated that 'the Greek ivoa dodos, an-a 04 , rit ii tiv rd eked, translated by the;-Iccier t4nri-in itbe Bible; Toeing banctiersitni or "gave. Greek wohltratislattilAcUted ilea rnt~~ IFt am) the Retro/it had n'diffeibrit elpft‘stioisfroi Ahat.relatiOn.== - - Bc t : i t i relations, are mentioned iti;the 6th 4+ 'eine tgptb'ekititeiit linfititinii did' relation , ottnnister- and-slateft'ar:sln fnl one; k AllatNellged. more .tlictran)kbthertbrotithotti ble illtaltitte the iebitiob'bettieeeifGtid hotood 4ten ptsapli its dna' ariostletritriPeallid 4110 , ktvantisr-or God and Christ, as subject to: Weir- , will,' as subject tie-thtlr uid.46,4levate•Lto tbeii,,,sirtiity'fitnlic4 ti/313tairFIGAtfutr rtist': ircPbaile4 master. If this relatioyArcraisittrniditibtg, inen ,rsionlatioitnr,iiinoCet - ltEtie, intobltor; ti - Stahce,4aVfailitii wild aillireti,liive:heen; iudiritreally tatherfthie.iMtultercaird , Slitvc„Ti. • 7 P. 4414 6iisfirveAiJilibilieWifigitilinftl o ; 143# 6 ign'$0tfeliV43!#0 111 0#instiin , 7.•.;;;; ij:"llo6ltif./Editi:irtqllighttbett , VOA* ellibonittitteirtotevbfelthokarneiider, oo , r sharery* "" ; Scriptural 11961iiitine ,4 1- 10 ‘.1?;• .;„4-,-"v'o:V-oftv,ll, • OLUME' XXI t t , .r ttf&hilotifaliii' ofzu Oett: rd' en 7 7 , 4VaerailY vitfioii .469eitind ibd infibrei" tention the, fo llowing passage a!! b9 , 9ng on' - hlhOeire slave law::' • .- "Thon'Shaltnokdelieritirita his fling.: F the Seitani. whiCtiiii r 68404 tliinclini indqoPitaa' then;`,bien be shall choose in one• ofthigatek;witeie itliketh liitrt bestistlatillalt nbi orijiress hind'---DeuterenomA - 'f.s. 7AttdiAtteinnt Paiteine. l Philadelptia r .luip Er.t'L " 1 ' uITI-OPRITbWIO?It9 to librpit:* rot b:Tce'lnallY,;ll6':i'AlkAjtcPLlVie-440 as been !ITN" , g9:*91' , 97, t 1 .t..; wt , ,**plf,sin -L 11 . - - c= tl i imy p .•ffgg' 44 ,:tlierP , A 4 4Piii4T;* furFef l #)Cf- 14 ' 17 ,?.'- , *do 41,41,4tati9. copied; Ly "Audi;' ofitse4 ie r yes the , ex!.atpuee of PlaferYAkt , t i Ait'-Wwd otherwise Aervanii to escape .fr,otp, their I. eonunend i t he, Ow „ n 11 4-qpoitO , 11 1, e , 1 1 °.1 t pttOocpiiiQpt.ol4ence ilthotit,h9cepting the ,whole," 71p as theadd?"tippel Tele, that "every daeu*nt Ea& he.-E4f." "con; (trued if possible,as to, make it consistent with, itself." By these rulpq let ns eons lime this'Scrii!thre,quotation , God an'therized: the , Israelites' to' buy the he4heP - re4'eleYee.-4e) , .., 2 6; 44. P4Pf;-thisl .110rew ler, another liebrew a hougeto-motthy, tic shall be forev:dr free r - God'authorized the Israelites to_ )4c;ld the heathen sopurcha,se,d as ‘a —Lev 20„. 4 r 4., this eliii . otejte so con strued., deprivellieni/of such "pos sessions'r•whenever slavn should• step into his next .41cior - . neighbor's and 'claim protection? • God declared thatthe heathen so - chase:l:by - Abe Israelites inightte. • 41 , neii~hc men ; should he 4 ‘lpindinen forover"--L6vr.25,413 Isithis text tolbeso'constined'as.lo riie the children-of their:inheritance and releaseAhe - Servants froth bondage when ever he slbabld escape front the custody of histnaster? - - • 1, God` 'says the Hebrew - oservant? , who chooses to undergo - a ;certain' ceremony after serving - sex years shall 'serve his inns tee forever---Ex. 21, 8 ; Beat-14%AZ' 18 this-text to be so :construed Its tazelioce thie-xoliintary:slare from big obligation Whenever ho 'night choose to run away ? .God declares:that a manes servant "is his.money.??4,-E x . 421411..1s- this text to be so construed as to rob the ownerof his money whenevertheservant sho'd choose to abscond ?, • • • • - In. short., should , it. be•eoustrued 130 as to nullify•tho•inistitution, itself show =that Paul and Peter did not understand. what therwere about ashen they inculcated o• bediance. and , fidelity of servants to their masters as' a Christian duty, and that Paul actually violatedltho law of God when be sent Onesimus back-to his master ? All these apparent inconsistencies van ish at . once :by 'construing ithe pug - age quoted as ari international, instead of civil regulation. :It:was-doubtless intended to regulate Oa Touduct of the Israelites tow ards their rheatheit neighbons. and not to wards paoh contains in trinsic evidence.' = ' ; • Throughout. the - Books of Moses: the. terms thon" and 'Mime" and thy"rire eases innamerabli3 used tol.lesigtuite the whole Hebrew community:. , likthe'pruis= age quoted it is provided that the fugitive "shall dwell-with:thee,' even among you, in one of Abigates." . Her: theii and `you evidently- mean. snbstairtiilly the= same thing—thee meaning , ther,Hebrewnation; and yon UlearlUlg,:the9 people Fcomposing the nation: !kin: craectthy Igates l n ebvp °ugly me,ansi:not.aprivrite .dwelling; bat one ofibeeities of braektliat phiaseoft; .es beingtumilto •signifra walled city or town, but sometimes the Whol6 territory of ithe nation,' "The stranger'-that is within -thy gates", manna: theileieighers that reside anywhere , within the' Hebrew territory: • With these faetabefere ins; bit us apply them to the casein handi-ehang; in the` reading- of the quotation , without ebangbigitshimmingi i'f-ricaltueaning be Hebrim nation) ebalt notlleliver.nutatifigingter tbe!ser4 vent which bath escaped fromhia.master into thy territbriesl'Hoshalkdwell in your countryi. evert:arniang Ton;in ,that,.:plsce which be. lialehCostrut crie of, your cities - where ignited: Alin best r you shall not oppress him." In short, the Mosaio lair "treateditheillities: offoreigiiete -ow-Wing into the Hebrei tertitotrkist. as• British la* triatteAmiikleau: slaves eactiPing into .Ciinadio.. -Atari:ado their -reateratici!Lto ?L•ats:l fei3k obit Anitrat.4. ll ehonlar like -iblearitAltersinyPartem 7 cf this hrium* initi if there beanyillsltyl what. *Outwit strxictioti can ,theable::;bozonifistvilewith itself? I pausb for a i; , ,..r.-ilokitlVAttgtt Lac ititeiosowt:oo -finds INITS4IIO Geortrta Praptiw c .21/sl l ltt+9a - MMils) JOl)rutils ba119m0(110.41.9 WellipOtesAbstrAtcroPrigtortglitkAndl alitqlthißof tW,rtmeitAulliveftl),Anit Nieritads,vis 411404 ot iT A: , &41.1 Sir, , Wll!4;:-. r. • , :?i7liosac Rose, ' don't. ery.,;-104!: ieMOOk b.er:3o4rY . eu Proinied whval you I?ecfflut therwit'ept ' et kno'w_. I piOntiseXto:in l ageotisi toli4; hopeful; he; r'esigneklikt the l mta t t,nor4 been ioni , 'Nvife • Tot Viriar Year4lMa_it.. weifieasy,-,ta ness 1 knew nothingfl,l) , ont:;: i , " Then yeti, are— ba p 'Y,, wire? Ithavelteetbsi,goed hustogid to . you FePtlrlAPP. o ':=4,4ef , t4 l §-rwat ttiks;, 14? of *hi ,throwl . ereelf '1149 the'iiiiis h'eih'netincl.' . Itoselsalieu' yetred !ihird Ilea; eel She' had sr littlefortinie :valor ownpgood temper end girloct afivantegee , l it egt be Or ert4.0. 1 1 did not ` want fotAiteis.: Os Itotterßry tuned titinn v inyryd ß . %Ad'waged her; ?wh'ehl aatthey CorrbDeatnetci - see her mother feho„vreuld sit, -demurely F ap silently. ., ; qrt listening;_as Pesdrtionia it ay ,havi3 lisp : ed:ioOthello' to ' the` account' Madan"' I=o various \ far distant lands and oceani.to wbich Efielll499' r d4tei)AVlier g thb cl iTt;', rn . - 4 1 h a d.' httaine4, littlitnifer4ititit- yeas° , art_ the. iie Of thirty-ain with O ntu 'ever hexing thoughtdofferialinglaur: ties-, thate; ebonld bind him to the land. Hi,s . element seep tt IV bp'tlit'oceett',. man and ' htiy lealad lived On it., '''All the . asdpeiatiiips . c . r tis youth were with' it. ' lie - 'esSitelderpCfkiii visits to: land and Las_ gojoura in ' , ..a , ,itfiti were inciffeni-reeie;.#o.kt4at:l44 tlptlk ~. kig:tistailNiiiiiid-tfie . `tallbtiSinesi'Pr lifd, Sarnen`g r eiii:Sfit - ta vi.t."1 1 4" tP. 'his ; iiiitw9 Viii&e.here helhad• mot beeifot"it ye'ars;' ' rei3 o 'pe - 'tee ng . 'ke over him. He no longei ~ thought I nieltisiverit of bis_projected. - :,,vciy:pies , viliee lie, was alone• - rhe (aerie 'dew 'bettitt• - kliirid the bright- eyes and - : gentle look of-Miste Danvers than the! .blue; - dancirit. *avail instead o f.thinking of bitore - bargains and ' traded-, all:that, seemed to occupy his mind was the time that intervene(' between* . 11 8 4 1 9 41 a .e9klager'-.- - --i ~.-: - ••••;L - v.], .. Xei, what , cool fi , he ; - -ixpeqt,-f , ely l ei. not that . Rose wouldloyq..) . 4in6 ,_. _ tlas rough, ,ail - oy,._tip many , years of . r,.,k00, thairelie:ied.:, JR( laughed. atidicepltloi a fbol whelilideaught hieiself evi',i2 'liots; b ile, Ocii:' thing, as lie sat . ..'sniollu 1 1ipg.,96 tVe`.epeks. - ovetraol(ipg, Sice7sea — , '`. 'O , One 02!ng; - hawev(iV, 'it :liityliebed that Rode,end her nOther satlinAide Jain gazing at, the spiootu water iiiid;tb r , distant holiztin in silent, d,an2lTatiPo'wilen ketthew burst _ out iuto, one et - 14 104 launhs. ' •••. • . .. . . "Dear me; Matthew " Carrot , What 4 the matter ?" said - Kris: Denvers. ••• = . • " Whet are you laug hing at; Captain?". escreicied Rose. 1 - ' '-• '-• •' ''''. 4 -'-' "'Wonkfleit- like eti• lenawl"Sard Cap% Min •'-etufrol;liking 'hid pipe in bitzt:nitittbi and' eiSeekitig' . •iii- It-serious - aiid:'eleAde'd t o i l i,li - • .1" :1.; , : ; r;:f ' r , rf.,0,: ,C:ii-7 , • ' " Yes, I afioald.7 "Well, then, Twos laughing fo - tliqfk howan old fool like me; rough and , wenthEirheaten", could ever expdet a iii.Ot tylo'ung girl to - fall in "love with him. -- Nom wastivt -that 'enough to make ti.u c h ri g ht out-?"'. " • • • - • =don't ihhilr'''SO," gravely replied Rbise. ",You don't," said th'e- Captain, Nizking earnestly—at her';" and can yoh- mitt!) who:the young-gal was'?" • r` ".YeEte" mplied:-RoSe, a'very 'foW whisper,,holdinadOwr her head..abd pfelds ing h of weed to"pieces; The,Par k tain let:U . 6_34e fall and Ida yoio6ireinlik4l; us .iairiggititei Nesex claimed - s. -``lt4sP, s!ie : afrei(l l .9,44Arri Is,.think could bear Ole `3 , 141 , the1r.:'0 1 ,4 Rofsq,-PoNOtt atr_biPlO 49tt .v 7 Pa4lo , Pliert!R.... 7 . 14_ •• Captain 9. 1 *Pe4. 1 iit. 1 444-ti4SOPIT avid, fey ArArnermts-904.10F.,,1194 her. siis • - - t i My iwife,rl he aid .at *ill 3* young -,m4 AcK.:mied, au. yee ark . be e pmr wife ?" .' • • - I .4 !ifyoO Will l3 loß l 4elo*g9aer a)ittiug.qatlg,m, / ,s s - 1 ";s7,l%*Papyikee auswer,, evers not: leg; cAplicit t Is* e.;ceedingly emithatio fir ~e clasped sli,ese in h . is arms, and: - .le.tuagy, gamed lien ty.hei JA9bera OICIs 13QrAighi t hosoni 044 he tp3c44*/ AQUI) it Wl , ' . ;i 2 „ - ".(itrig.i‘Pctr 1 1 2 . 0 .,t -;PP-:TerT-91 4 .1%95; !is give. . tier to. - ~e ] .,l Mrs Danveralonlied: • eittc-iir4,•s, - ..eviieo tsty p o t wiPcallgAßse4., ,-; 't•ToA O IRRI.9rei I 44_Y :4 (1 0 4 -kait ) Jr 14_414 1 l4wiikut' 1 40i? 4 484 it* cop:so n and ..-.TOgnatioo boAk ;sifi:4A , .‘,.. 0ppky.04."." ±.) 1 301:Pr0"4 344 As PYRT: ?Ptircim,rBl4 oTel it . lupg uuder:gie slum pt .. rtlmatp,ipasta, 4134/I. II PY weFf',PliuMknis).: " *)- CiIinP I 94 I O4 I PPY:W4§ iiil4# l 4 o p 13 0 egAi4TFie)v , _,O . MV. l . 2 7eroll' 9 *- 41 4' ita nol`11"S ;13tii . 4‘ge t,c. ‘PIQTe 00P.-11kitP • arilthaillia 130W7 P i ltdpB {Y iviut.euUki,juett. to4dle emit Mother to him ;ItiattheFEVAo4 4 l4lo l o9 again of -the y's asks he 'ntedltfortune. Aicfirtor.d of wieiattoindiAttlyik.sigtv4*- I,oqacnitilm,
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