Standard, Volume 4, Number 31, Madison, Jefferson County, 21 May 1835 — Page 4

THE STANDARD.

fo'.iowmg arsi !t is extracted from Zion's It cler.iiy exhiers ib.-.t contempt foi the .v. r . I tint gross iiauioialitv which arc iaio he:., Rons:i;:;:;i.

-Cn U,i-".diy hat an 1 vevy suddenly and in C.i Thure.i ;v morning

From the Man. J I'iom the Christian Index. MumN oiT. A ludicrous scene took place a Axotiii.u PnoniKT. Some fanatic,fool,or fiend. V.ycovnxr.nr.vr to phayek. Rev. Mr. S of, few evenings since-, at The exhibition of the Hydro rejoicing in t!io ashamed distinction of "Edward i i corgi a, is esteemed as a faithful aird devout scr- ;t)'xygn Microscope, in Broadway. An IdScCMw-

hwavt Page. High Priest of Nature I adre vant of Christ. In the course of the last swing, in man and his Wife, evidently just arrived from their

a iirs ci!

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i u.-i iciiiwavi l a;

a tao Supreme Church Reviver of 1 cmpio W or-j company w ith Mr. II, also a member oi the j native country-, came in and took their seats in a

Sacred Drama deneralissimo ot the ; baptist C hurch, lie was passing to one ot his regu-; very ordeity manner, just before the exhibition

up an

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at tin? e i "'.'.! ibie rue! ;' I t!r.t the . ,!. IIIKi t ! iii.' a it'i.t ni

O l" die. '-..-I

tei .: .', . lie one, t'

e court, against ng the c inse of vr immediately r'e.n.!. raid, at-

d a jury, and began I wit:ies-os were (Xi a -b ;aid deco ;sit ho had often ahu.isc was h.a-.rd i:i t!io a:, raid ih it 1 we.s

c. A Phv-

h t'pi'iied t be pros-

Crusadeis

-.gainst

ml Uibvlon of Language lir iippoin'uiv aits for preathing. Tiic residence of ; commenced. lHiiing that part of t he exhibition

am. H orshm. a h ko contused Crand -Mister ot the ; .Mr. . an old careless sinner lav in lus wav. , winch consists of w tuns and other narts of insects.

uiprenie Mvsties (that are to Freemasons what ; At the Fiiggcs-tion of M. S , it was 051 red tlioy sea-weed, fcetions of stems, and of flowers, they

was to taeir tutelary sunt. John the baptist ) snoutd stop and try to pray with Mr. s lamily, app irc.i qu et and well satisfied. lien the cxhir.uiperor of the World," has printed a book, and esp'-ci illv for the nngodlv old man. which was httiMt of the I t ng aquatic insects and animalcula;

t ia: t raid

tue title- Wiivreot is-te.e Isaok of Lite wnicli nook accordingly done. J .ast summer the Cnurcii to too. pi ice, v. Inch consists of iour scenes, the fkelc una a: -takes to "prove hv infiHible calculation ," that ' which I hoy were lli'-n going was visited by a r. iiesh- ton Ian;-- of the an at, the larva) of the musqnito, a

at D :v of Judgment is to take nl ice next year, 1 ing from the presence of the Lord. Mr. V was drop of .vat t, raid a collection of all kinds of anuat-

ono (it ? lie tirst who united with the t inreii. ins , experience wt'S briefly as follows: "On a certain

lie gn it

day in the spring, he was in his field attending to

his hands. The sun being warm, he set upon the , length, elicited expressions of surprise from her, as

ic insects, mcladin? the water devi . the old hdv

uppcared rath. a- uneasy and fidget v. The larva- of

m i-ueficd to upwards of twentv f.-et in

--still.-i it w

a t.o-.a

tii ,t

not

Oil n

? ox in 1!

in r ooii .

c a.isi'.i by thoarj.it )i-. 1 1 w :t:oa slint!1 '.ena.on w the rpo-ai

1 1 1 0 irrt

amidst earthaa ak' s. comets, and a general

convulsion of nature, and the Millennium will commence! Tii? anther s ;vs : "Did the infatuated world know all my calculations, or only a teii-ilions indtii part of them good h avens! what professions, and shouting, and d . item g, and ringing of bells, aad serenading witli bands

of music, and ih-ing of cannon, should OMior in the powerfully impressed to retire to the woods and i woman, what ails ye? Canna ve be quiet?' '-God

teuce

under the shade, while the hands worked dow n i "Ciod bliss us!" "I Ieig

), sirs ;

d so on, keep

to the opposite part of the field. Suddenly his : ing her body in continud motion, and fidgeting ho" mind was arrested bv serious thoughts, lie was; much as to call her husband's attention. 'Manet'

lioiia; h pr, h tin?

at of )7. sure of s'oaui v of i:s ii. !-,-.,!

Ar, A i

') i vi;i'rr 01 t p-a'; n::i 1 vi-r ,:. -,v .11 i (u-.i'i!. .-i-i. m m;i. ;: ia-. c:i '.: :. rai trutii is t; of worship.

lake a ste vmlioat under a , pray. After a tremendous struggle he yielded, 1 preserve us." said Janet, and, pressing a little clo

the e trill would trcrn'.'lo . sought a retired spot, and fell upon his knees before ' ser to the old man, was quieter. ints. h'sttod. Wliile he-re, most powerful convictions i The second tccne, the larva1 of the musqnito' a--

se .zed ins heart. ,t the hour lor oinnrr no wen; . peareu 10 excr.o me oiu rioy s tears considerably;: to his residence in a dreadful state of mind. His i hut her husband soon succeeded in quieting her. pious wife accosicd him: "Well Mr. S has been ; Their eccentric motion, knocking each other over here ih:s m ruing." "Ah indeed," said W "and with their long tails, convulsed the whole company

y y-ar 1 1,' fY.)i:i t:ir1 1 1 1 v vir

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eeouie

gold

d. i,or

'inuiiiant, banks w i

raid ihi-ir v uihs being empty, .'..an org 111s of Music, seuiptif the s-inc!iiars inteiior.

uid ii ippinessis the reward. "

what does he s :y ! Why," said the wife, "he pray-1 of In. lies and gentlemen with 'laughter, but excited cd most devoutly for von."' "At what hour," s.iid ; nolliing from Janet save "Come awa, John; come

Mr. W-

was he here

Upon

it was j awa home, man;'" to which John pettishly replied:

;t 1,

'Ah a 'S ti am 1 b.-nigh'od ti

1 .s . nij i Mir.; war

'Ved a Vast quant i-

to (iemoasa-ite

also oini

' . a a :

ICV. i.na

.-pi., u.e S ti. I. la o.,e ie ed witii relused

rue propii'-

;;; a,'.-", of the mystical lore in which on

t, and

o th -;y re.ui and re.idv of long

ue.

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i to ;-;; . e oi uv. m- ;!' Vi; t wis ike '.or.- ,:::;r:J saw raid n,e ti; a y.-n 1 r. . . . i 1 . 1 .,'.,',( i . . .i i. su-.i-y 1 a' ii.o i ; a .- ? is i a ! '.iiara. el : ad e a e n fi r ! ,v, ,c i ! gov; r iiiiuii! .' ' a s! iiie v.r tiic i a,.i ; of tl.i ir r our children Lr i ii.v. s;ig;:' :n iiiihi.h 1 --- ! ' !.. ike l aii-iia Ward r i'C'-u:.t I" the !..ai; s ii.- Ci-ua'iv ol (ki;! ar. ;.. ! 1 ! ii rs ir.iai vo- .... n.i,- s .lis iv, i" ti-.a i:n'i.u"ia!ii.

cu i ; iuiiia is number equal

bed;, equal 1 ; iO i i a ni o t'ie.r csrcle

r. liv ti.e (

w:yt Pag II P. e mirror of the inp'ure, written bv

rs. giuiit 111-

Fi.e globe terres'ial is a living

: ' spmt, mind or soul, is the celestial ia the iungery of eanh, as man's 00 ciiirc.t in his b idy. Every plant, in

id to all the lie anents of Eternity, is ;i

o :i Sinai ir spin! 111 heaven. 1 lie (-le t 1

ma;t r leiv.mes s'juares, ana 01 mm

kitii.ir reigns omnipotent in j

1 that in the same hour that Mr. S prayed i "I'it ye still, ye auld fool, ye; what the deil ails ve

for t he aged sinner, th- Lord's Spait began a new i noo? I hey ili.ngs cann 1 harm ye" and .Timet woik upon his heart whde engaged in t!ie alliiirs of i was quiet once more. ih is world. He wms h ippily converted, received in- ( Next came the scene of the drop of wafer, with to the fellowship of the Church, and so fa w dks its numerous living inhabitants. At this the old laworthy oft he voc. itioii with which he is called --from i dy was completely confounded, uttering no aud.ble the. above circumstances 1 hope Christians will he .sound, but rocking her body to and fro with a reg -eneoar .ged to pray in f nth, and Ministers urged to ul ar sec-saw motion; her husband every now and he duty of visiting the- families of their flocks and th'-n gently chiding her, and saving. "Bide a wee,-

pray

with and fr them.

HvKulSO..

I am convinced, s ivs Richard I ixfer, thai it is far

rru! be villi Ciiiiisr, than to he

a: :,'cf here, desiri

:rcr.-:io;i ia dcalii

la !)).!.'

But this conviction alone will not excite such in my souk Thcv are opposed by a andnil

which sin h.

j Janet; we will gang aw.t tliegiilK-r directly."' ! Next carne the hist scene, with a combination of j living insects. Ia a few moments tiie demonstra

tor of the microscope called the attention of the company to a huge water deil, eight or nine feet long, with his large horns and numerous legs, de-

reatlv increased : i vouriti" the smaller insects with av idity. I pon be-

iv the remains, of unbelief, which avails

our d srkness in t he flesh, and our too great fanil

itself of

. 1 nil i ri-

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.a i!!rr;!.ie .-'-oil 0111:1 prc.-ent m ne-uter p ice; ii.forter omi.isch 11! in passive Time: to w iiicli

tr.

iCS. sea.

, 1

rele allude

ty with this visible world; and also by our want of

more lively foretastes of heaven. What must be diere to overcome this opposition? Is there no icaio-

d ? 1

there is a divine Irnchinc bv whiih we

1 tl.et M iter nn.t Thno l, IllUSt leal'U

to toe ?;.'(.'('

1 I

An"-.';, a - iv L'n ye Saint i'i Ifl'.- i-- l ti.fi 'P. 11 a a.u. 'c v. iili

el n il,.', wi'irei'P, .t t ln.i t

1 i'is M -' tee's f 1 m'.l nat tin V '. 'T 5 X;. ..;!.!!..! - eh it' 1 I: U!h.l. ' i t . e-(1 .( 1 b : i e 0 wil'l in r t I'.eiS

I- iel i- n a ii

'so to number our days, that we may ap-

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of t;o;( . and rylhm !' our luans 'o w moeiea . and beard, spoken and written tae soundest truth 1 and strongi si arguments, wc still know ns if we knew i not; and believe as if we believed not; unless (loo nut with s'eo! ! powerfully presses the sane things on our minds.

and awakens our souls to feel what wo know. When (Jed comes in with his powerful awakening light and love, tlnai those things appear as different

is if we were beginning to know tlicm. All my

lie

linn

".v, niii'n hio ein into ieu I

iii i'-l Yr.ntiv '

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and Cud" .1 Tcm'.ih.

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''''u'!- - , . , best re. .sons for our immortality, are but as the new ha.ip. ir.p-icc t,,a wick. 1 .me Um ,)f AdilmJf4iirv (;od lirf,;t;i(,d !nn hirll

ve the-ii' flame, illuminating the

TiiF. INFIDEL MOTlllail. HV ( il TAI imi V.M'.

is 1! pcssihlo to conceive tint a

woman can

ill Atheist. Wh :! shall prep up the reed if rt ligion

h'-i ? Tin- feeblest being m nature,

01 e: ! , a I :l

:i 1,11 I!

1. death or lot if her hopes

r a s',V.

Ii I ei. k ! pi! ir !i

h. ir f.a ,;s pop! e Wee iheia

11 e a ,

ii-

-1 of her charms ; who Le not extended be-

(ae.alh'iie it ute p . 1 1

iier.il existence; r or the saue 01 aei

', worn in should be pious. s, submission, suavity, tenderness, coui" tit a charm which the Creator bestow-

;u:d to charins of this kind

l.'ic hrrai.'i of Ufa, and he only can m ike them living j reasons. To the lailher of Lights I must therefore j still look up, and for bis light and love I must wait. ! I must learn both as a student and a beggar. When I I have thought, and thought a thousand times, 1

must beg thy blessing. Lord, upon my thoughts. The, eye of my understanding will be usehs, or vexatious to mo, without thy illuminating beams. () lead the soul of thy .servant into a clearer knowledge of thyself and kingdom, and love him into

in to

ed oil our ;;!! laoe

iaiidelity is a inort foe. bii..ll woman, who takes delight in concealment; who never disclosed more than half of her graces and ofher thoughts, whom heaven formed for virtue

le.S at

iiiimcnts, modesty raid

j ore .' s O t

a-p- s-

10 i'i tii- Tn a for b :elis, i wai'.i

iiios: m sterious o!

-.11 woman. renouncing the engaging instinct ex. it. same with rash and feeble h inds, to to withdraw the thick veil which conceals

the ia ; r, 1 : y

iiolt.

Whom does she think to please by an

d and sacribgious? Do; s she

eV a.iv

. . - V i ; poiiiJiiig hi . N -.V Jersey, to a preecin.-r e' ai-e 0:1 p ipe-v. e illed out a a t h.-iory, "'i'ii -re is :'ie 1

" w eie vou a "WO "Th-

Wi-r-e v. vi a k. rover;"' t!ie oth-

.i.sa-': red. "No." I'poii wlfcli ti e pr.-acher aska,n! did you not b I. eve?"" The answer w,.s ', "None of it.' To w h cu the pro..cher ;;dded.

,t ,t is . vraeneo en her la it vou do not

:l,e ilOSil

y aii.aiig ne

uiiiirec aie.ns oi a pinosn, ami me soon

..f a K i le to give us a higher opinion of her genius'' Without doubt she lias no thoughts of marriage, for

what

pretty and frivolous metaphysics

a r amosi, ami 111a sopiusiry

Misihio man won ta unue liimseii 101 nie 10

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A v m.d

xtnae-s and t i ig woman eS you I-;-,-,!, tiie p:e .e.ie;.

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cat to pa-eve tii, 1 ! ) v,i 1. Ail ttiier hi a w .. tii i lie j .v . c ' t '-.: to .ii 1 P:.:es. Ti d- t.i !;. ;-s

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to i.e. e.-.ri .- 1 pre i i. to

The pre

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;ae no r:ei,t to

eher proc t d. d a'o;,; ifer.it -d with i' ( r-

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The 111 fi Ii -1 .vile has seldom any idea 01 lier unties:

! s-ie spends her days cither in reasoning on virtue ! without practising its precepts, or in (.he enjoymeat of the tumultuous pleasures of the world, j 15.it thed :y of vengeance approaches. Time arrives, leading age by the hand. The spectre with ! icv hand? and silver hair, plants himself on the threshold of t i to female Atheist ; she perceives him and 1 shiieks aloud. Who sh di hear her voice ? ilerhusj haid? t?lie h is none long, very long, lie was withi drawn from tiie theatre of dishonour. Her chili dreii? Kainetl !;y an impious education and by nn- : ier:id eximpl.', ihey concern themselves not about I their mother. If she survey the past, she beholds a j p.thii-s.5 waste; her iitues have le ft no traces bei ina.l tiic.ai For the first thou she begins hi be seu- ; sible how much more consolatory it would have been toh .ve lie-eu lelig'ous. I u availing legrcl ! When ! iii.j A iieisi, at the term of his career, discovers the , s.i. t,i a f s! o .i.il;a ipiiv, w:i.;a aii.ien! ition,

a a

en iq p :i of . ,-. 1 ,-e-

s l,li C; iow di

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i ,,e en ia p ...im.' m teor, it'oins to I'pear .-.novo itio

eh, in- would feiii ia turn l.t ( iotl, but it

"lie miinl bard. . 'tied by incredulity, rein', iel ie.il. . t i.e... ie u ..

tit uiii j nit' 101 01 .1 icii":(i;is ii on i.i 11. in 1

1! as rare rcplele with j .y ; s'ae is respected, In-loved hv her Ini.sitaiid, her children and her household; til pk'co unbounded confidence in her, because thev are fhmly convinced of the' fidelity of one who is f tithftil to her Cod. The f dth of Ihis ( ihristian is strei. ahem.il by her htppiness. ;md her Lip-

iitii; she is

more divine and heavenly love, and he will then wi!!iu"lv come to thee!

WaklUvK pis pom iion oi-- max. Carthage, for the conquest of Sicily, HO years before our fc iviour. made preparations ft.r three years. The army consisted of "00,000, the lleel of -J0,000 men of war. and if.OOO transports. By the interposition of Celon, the tyrant of Syracuse, at the investment of the city of Ilvmara, every man was either killed or taken prisoner, and only eight ships made their escape. The first Punic war lasted Iw cnty-lbur years, the second seventeen, and the third a little more than four; when the renowned city of Carthage, containing the immense population of TlHi.OOO human beings, was so completely burned that not a single house remained. Ib'ing fired at all points, the conl! lgr.ition was tenable, and burned with prodigious fury for seventeen days. The plunder carried away bv the Roman soldiers, in precious metal alone, amounted to l,l?0,Oi)0 pounds of silver. Julius Cii iiar, in Germany, is said to have slaughtered 100,000 men in one battle. When Attila, king ol the 1 bins, was defeated at Cealons, 00,()00 men perished. Eut the most memorable devastation of human life on record, which was melancholy beyond iill precedent, was the memorable army of Xerxes matching into Greece. It consisted of r,2s.',"2"JO. according to all ancient authorities. Nearly the whole of that 111 immoth collection of soldiers was entirely destroyed. It was equal to the cntitc male population of the United States.

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"Aa ( leg ad ami common. ous house, sanaled 111 Ihighitsn, will be given to any individual who can peijii .'.e 1 roof of his iiaviug realized a single bulbing by e aaiiig p iviuenl of the King's dutii s, or by smuggiaig trans 1. 'lions; er to him who can bring t'oiwand n s: itiionv ofiiaviiig got rich by woi kiiig en ih" S ibb.it.'i (hv. feiii is (post pud) addressed to the Editor of the Brighton i b rai l, wail experience due attention, and the utmost secrecy obsened. "A i!.in!.somc annuity for life will be granted to any iiitiivnln,. who can liiimsh undeniable proof ol h:- lea ing rur.ed himself or injured Irs t'miilv by acts of bene , olence. I .utters (post p ud) to be addi csscd to the Editor of the Brighton Herald."1

Tin: Gopi)i:is 01- Rkason. In the Paris papers of August 1,117, we find among the obituaries the f.ilh.w ing announcement ; Di !, within these few d ivs, in the hospital for p.uper lunatics of S ilpetr ere, where she had lived implied and unknown for many years, the f mums Thoro'gno do Mcricouit (ii:c Geihiess ol lb; ram.) liie inns! rem nkt blc of ;he heroines of the Uevohlho'i." Tins I em de (ne oiy 111 0 slate of nudity.) was seated upon .1 throne by Eoiiehe and Cii no! in 'the Ch imp do Mars and h .ib d .alt. 1ii it. ly as the (iotldessof lie. son and of L,beiiy. There was something reiiiaik.ible in the histoiv ol the latter davs of tln. poor creature, and her life is net without its moral. She, who was taught publicly to blaspheme her Creator, and to dishonor her sex ("lot- she appeared in public nearly naked. )uas for the last twenty yens of her miserable life, subject to the greatest of human eal. unities the deprivation of rrtsai). She repented severely ofher hor-

II . . .. . . . 1 1 1 1

ii.ppy UiCaiiso si 10 Le- 1 r;,j0 crimes, and her lew lucid intervals were mien I up by most heart-rending lamentations. Slur died ! at iho ;i"e of fifty-seven. This is another awful warn

ing to the living Atheists, U nheals, and " Free thinking Christians,"' who are now following in the stops of the Ficueh Revolutionists. .oiuion I'aj'r.

holding this the old lady started up in a fright, e.xcl liming: "And the muck'ie horn deal too. among all the other grat beasts; I'le no abide here ony longer, and you must coma awn home wi' ine, John; for should these monsters cd" the deep break loose, we should only make a mouthful apiece for them, and the great muckle horned deil would devour ih both at once; so you must ecu come awa home, man."' So saying, the fairly pulled her husband out of the room, and made the best of her waydown stairs, amidst the laughter of tho whole company, who highly enjoyed the scene. A. 1 . livening i!iir. ri.r.AMM; ri:vTii i'kom coi.o. The Ioiit continued action of snow or cold on the animd framu is inevitable death, and that of the most pb-asing kind. A degree of languor is fust fell; to this succeeds an irresistible drowsiness, which if indulged in, is surely fatal; the smlerer pissing without motion or pain , from the slumbers of life into the cold sleep of death, leaving t.'ie countenance ascihn and placid .as if the pulse of existence still vibrated through the frame, w hile voluntary muscul ir powers were quiescent under the joyful employment of profound repose. Those who fee! the pleasurable moments which intervene between the state of consciousness and imconsciouincs? 0:1 approaching s!eep,when indistinct visions,and indescribable emotions are experienced by the guileless, nnv readily conceive the exquisite mode in which the soporilic. inilucnce of fro-a softens the iron grasp of the "rim tyrant.- -Murti i' Ilkianj of the lirilish Colonics.

Is ii:nsoAi. riKTV orrosnn to oM Kovr.rov ? There are .a few well-meaning brethren who me opposed lo discussion, because, I hey say, it dc?tios vital nligian in the heart. We believe this to be a great mistake. Jonx Wksi.kv, for hill' a century, was deeply involved in the maze f polemics; who will assert that it injured his practical pictv? Jouv Fia.Tcni-u: was duply engaged in polemics and yet drank largely of divine love. The notion is erroneous. If a professor of religion loves Zior, ho will stand by her bulwarks, hurling her internal fhes fiom her battlements, and valiantly opposing those- without. Ziou's Herald.

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