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of the Ise(, wham LS4SiEA NO MONEY
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from turbine W until Sled, 3rd or 41b year
of his term of
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HOLD tering the term, is secured, to fpm
Le/a« at a lied sum named In Lease, and
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pled payment.
Line of Lana% and soy further informs-
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letter popeld) at the C.e*eaas'a armee
Toronto and Gederics ; of R. Btana4LL,
F.q-, .f.p&.delt Colborne Dlalriet ; Dr.
AuM'e, Guelph, or J. r,. W. Dear,
Stratford, Huro! Distnel.
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JOHN LANCASTER
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LONDON QIJA TFALY lilMKI1 Tcoacuowte most - ode Laei•J
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EDINBURGH REVIEW, .a, W�e ey,rpstbise with the suffering. of
1FOOkE1Gtj�ff QQUARTERLY RE 1 armaid, and we lament her evfls; we took
�1lTMiNBTBlt REVIBW,mei With a -painful MOOR spots her preemie
a1.ACSIWOOD'e WING �g,ag triers; bet at 18ie Serene0, were it oven
RA . ,. anthill the pontes arot Moron, it world
TOR "hs rt Pgtierlosle ares eepieted►s be idle a w to epaulets o0 remedies--
Ale" York. imipedtittely se their lir. Whether • reel .t the Uaiuo would r*
rival by the Ilittieb Blamer% is a baoti. move the grievances of which !related cow -
fol clear type, on floe white paper, and are elides, it is not for us to say; it is clear,
faithful eopks of tb..$gfeale.-•Nreelr.eallh bo*ever, that the enactment of the Ultimo
Magsties beteg se eMrfiiwmtleof the did net peewit thee. When the Usien
Rdra►u.gb eisusm •' was Snit mooted in the British Partiundsr,
She unientpoi base of these splendid Pitt presented the measure in a speech of
Periodicals readers et needless to any mons remarkable compass and power. Impustug
in their praise. As literary organs, they Y s rhetorician, quick as a debater, and
stand ter to advance of any works of a .i• po ..teeing a fluency wonderfully correct,
Nailer stamp now pubtiabed, while the pgb- Pat was seldom grandly eloquent, but in
(heal complexIcet of each is marked by a this epeeth he became so. 1n picturing the
dignity, camber, and foebarasee aot often future which was to open epos lreleed taw
Snood ieworks oda part,ebarselr. der the suushiae of aa iespstal paritaineot.
They embrace the viewer el the throe he roe* to a kind of miasmal grandeur.—
great parties t■ England --•Whig, Tory, Sectarian strifes were to be allayed; polili-
and 8adleal—Bloekweed and the London cal dirisiuna would be assuaged; tacit"!
Quarterly are Tory ;the Ellin/mg/ 4 Rt- would flow Into the country; industry would
.few, Whig ; and the Wsdwiasser, Radical. be encouraged; commerce would advance;
The Ferngu Quarterly ie purely literary, tranquillity and comfort would abrw■d.—
Ming ripened pn.cupsIly to criticisms e• Large prelnlaes were given, and bright pro-
tenyi Con treason .Werke. ' pbecies uttered; Mit where are tbe trust, of
The hint« a.lh. Re-priate are Wes than the promt4or. sad where are the thing. (ore-
ose-thud of Nees of the foreign copies, and told in the prophecies 1 Atter half a cen-
while thea areQalls.well got up, they turn, there is nut one spot in Ireland which
ifford a al •adiantage" to the American which answer3 to the antttpttios0 of Pitt.
over the Eaglbb reader. The Union was no measure of the people;
TERMS. it was s contrivance of intriguing manta-
rArrsrT To ■R Winn IN uvaNCe, tem, effected by acting un the base mottoes
of men, who grasped at the brio. and gave
Per say sassy the fir Iteviars, f3 00 per sit. up their country. lied the Unmoa boor
For say two d• 4. 6.00 hottest, had it been the fair choice of the
For ail u r the do 7,00. " whole people, and on terms approved by
Forellfouoacie..,. 3,00 "
For Blaekwoed's Ilasasiaee.... x,00 •' their wise.( counerllurt, had it Leen cordial
Ter Blackwood awl the4Reviews, 10,00 " and reciprocal, it is mot for us to conelude,
C BBING. Crum what we now see, what Dight have
r>Fomr copies of y or all of the above been. Had imperial legtslattos given ewan-
erer1s will be sent address on pay• citation at once to the Catholics, and given
most 01 the reguleretbscriptioi fur three— a generously and graciously, ha 1 It relieved
the f turlh copy being gratis. the country tetra the Church eotabh-hwent,
Q.! Remittances and communications and lett the care of each form of religion to
must be made In all cases without expense those who proferred it, had it intr6ttuced a
to the publishers. The former may always bounteous system pf national education,
he dose threegh a Pea neetsr, by handing had it treated the sacred feelings of the tor-
toni lbs *moult to be mowed talose( bas ger division of Irtebmen with kindness and
receipt, and forwarding to by wog, post- respect, had it dew* juotue to popular
id ; or the mope maybe enclosed in a eeattacat in the disttibuuou of political
letter, post-paid, di ectd to the publishers. utfiec., ha4 it eepltr*led lb. admin44Iloa
N. I.—The postage on these Periodicals of law from then" of faction, 'by •how -
b reduced by the late Post Office law, to int the misguided Ilia balance of jus -
about se-1trtrd the former rates, making a flee nevewwerved's, on the side of
veer
V/fittiti
man eo nbers. have been a reality. But taw ul these
• roug� all the pUntied Seise std towns Wiene took piece, and as it was, ail was not
throe the Untied Stases to.wbieb
gie,,e a omen, but a cheat. The delay to great
inenithen tea iatid the
h or Water cornCatholic emancipation doomed the peuple
■ from eke Cityof New York. l „ the wanner
these p oto thirty years of struggle, and
thea. pertodlcala will be delivered free ul I in which it came at last tended rattier to
irritate than to pacify. The long struggle
educated them to the consciousness of their
strength, taught them bow SO Doe it, and
.mb0Weoed mein for coiunued resistance.
The gailtug vexation of tithes and c.,urcb-
rates was lung •uatatoed, and that huge
anuwale, -that monstrous blunder of fully
and injustice, still remains, --a Protestant
FOR SALE, (:hurch supported by a Catholre people.—
the Cornet) the richest et the world, aid the
people the poorest.
The Lbws has assuredly not produced
J.
b'T>Iak
BARRI8TERR amitiliwrotee at Law,
hlolieetem in Ciaweaty, mod B.eknpt-
eg, Wary Potshard Cew•syaweerL Olide.
Tib sad •tratfeed, Nome Dietrich C. W.
love 8 ce•sr,
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NOTICE,.
sereficial causer. It is ,bort-sighted and
TOM, to ellertbe them fo temporary Influen-
ce., or to the agency of aldiyiduals. A.
well eight the fever which bergs through
the body Of • patten., be seethed to the
qu,ekeela,of Um pole*, which la the con
coma•*1• hat net the cause, of the disease.
No roar, 00 claw of mop, ou cowbfoation
of taleots, a. force of gcr,Ius, ao subtlety of
wheeler, can widely agnate or long con-
trol militias of people wbo aro governed
web lied Leel that they are. Nu such
power can disturb a senna permanently,
whom iimatnasass of et are contest; aid they
wall be content, when they kepw by expe-
riv■es that an las prosperity they have weir
due share, and is its adversity no more.—
The potency, therefore, which leaders bate
Deer meltitudes, they gain not all from
c?rareeter, sot all from mental superiority;
they (5111 tt from the ensue, eleuie■ts
which the snulteudea ibeweslves euotaio.
Thpugh the Irish leaders, therefore. were as
bad as their opponents paint rhes, the
question es to the real condition of the
errantry weld remain the tame; (het is a
settled fact, untouched entirely either by
the .ulegbim or •the abuse of (bas mai or
the other. These agitations cannot be sub-
dued by force, for though they may dieap•
pear fora period, it ni only to cume up
again with maturer strength. They arise
from radical tsetses, and they will cease on-
ty web t decal Otsego.. Whether by an
rspenal or domestic legislature, Ireland
must be (over■ed by ha ou$wot, nut by,
coercion,—by the power of opintoo, and
not by the edge of the 'word. She must
no longer be a military province. She can-
not coitlue ta'be as elle has been and as
the ie. "The time has come for her to insist
os *'hitter place in the empire, ---nn the
world,-r'rn d out 1014.1 sat vain. That she
ought 1b have it is the decision of that sen-
timent*( justice, which acts strongly, and
more strongly with every successive
change, in thardonscieoce of all Christen-
dom.
In do opening part of this article, we
suggested a lesson of warning to be learn-
ed from the present state of Europe. 1n
this dosing part of it, we would suggest e
beans of eicouragemeot. 'TSD youngest
and the oldest of os have beard little Iron
the political writers of Europe bat prophe-
cies on the instability 01 our government,
or oaigoe certainty of its failure. We were
Wtheflb wise or a0 rash as to take no alarm
from these propbectee. That we were
right to feet at peace, most of them will
Dow *dont. There forebedlsgs were writ -
-:,t 0. -�
to this beet
i1eb of the M.bina& Legislature,
ler isiarlieWee le a MI to cobstttet• and
Iwo the fillowi g Tesrs*►ipa and Gore,
maned! ed (Laud, tis t.—North Hastbpe,
With Ifimehepoi Downs and G.fe.—Ellice,
ilNmnha*d,reM/rteN
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NM �•rs hake( Whin(, mal the Block
of hind trebled -to a aewBos
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FARM FOR SALE.
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LEONARD SCOTT k Co.,
Pm/tilers, til, Folt.a-et., N.
Q7 Subscriber.io Canada may receive
(Melt ((umbers at the nearest American Post
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Oodencb, las. Se, 11148.
NUMBER 21
principles, The soul of Maundy has bee!
■t work en m, d hat u pwbh
no Irmies canthecusqansert, Fro•st ower 1h....01tc4
society has its existence and has ts glory;
give the soul freedom, and there is life;
straits it, wrong it, sod you prepare de-
aructlos. It has a might which can sweep
away the strongest ramparts, elech can
silence the loudest cartoon, which can blunt
the sharpest .pears. The point of the
bayonet, it was uoce thought, could quiet
aU popular remoo.tance; but the bayoset
hits ceased to be invincible. Sentiment.
hive become stronger than weapon..—
Society begins more sod more to feel as
humanity. . revelauo'n has come to multi-
tudes that they are men, and ft is this faith
which works to them with most woodrou.
egieacv. 1t is in the strength of this that
they burst their chains asunder, and duh
their fetters .t their keepers. Beneath the
outward events of the world,—the battles
of parte., the rehearings of faction., the
plotting. of intrignen, the elevation of
people! and the fall of kings, the doingrbf
the active and the theories of the specula-
tive,—the Providence of God is operating in
the depths of humanity, invigorating its
capsctue., guiding its destiny, and proper -
tag tt to vindicate everywhere that Divine
likemes le whin► tt was originally treated:
H G.
BY
the subscriber, that valuable property
situated in the township of Godertch,
en Lot 19, 4th concession, within Si miles I • social order. If it has, where aro we to
d tb fawn of (atdeneh ; then r a good I look for tt 1 Shall we seek it ie o *s a it-
Bew Mia *nit It d e0 acres of Wed, 90 • Uos Hall, or in that of tbo confederates ?—
mall cleared. It a a *esu Paths( stream I Shall we hear its voice to the modulated
troll adapted for pity Matkisery, such •• I complaint of John O'Connell, or in the fierce
g and Fulling lfachtgery, Distillery, defiabee of !Smith O'Brien,—ea the Gored
imagination of Meagher, or the couceo•
fisted passion of Mitchell 1 Shall we
cure, for tae pleasant sounds, to the nivel
o5 which the pike is shaped? There is the
•' Song of the Belt," and the " Forging of
the Anchor,"—shall we dedicate a tree to
the social order ot Ireland in the " Song of
the Pike"? Shall we take as evidence of
its existents the cone regret iJets-nf moody
Messes( that a word ons bring together,
sea that a 01.1400 can excite! 01 shall we
prefer to me it is foruficattons, where death
lies in wait for thousands, should these
thousai.ds show signs of fight? The truth
te, the whole condition ut Ireland is the -
jointed, and whether Repsil cuutd remedy
it or not, see do not arta., 4tit, Se Ire have
observed, the Union hes,*I4eaat, not avert-
ed this monstrous, this appalling wretched-
sess. The wealthy and the pour are in nu
Min relations to each ether. Their Teta-
gone are those of cameos os lbs one vide,
and sullen die..il•at on the other,—a tits.
..meat that mesa. growieg W the streets;
dnsease is te the hovel nod the calla ; the
4ypg,go where the weary are at rest, and
tis surviving stay behind, not keowisg bow
W live. Lai.. have become gerrisemr,
palaces are tarred foto hermits; the last
le bare ettrs04 it i• fillet with Dottier....
Mime she (.aria into Ireland, when.* he
mya..•fesea Preset, 8oglaad, Germany
M■esia„MM, or America► Ifion nay revue
of 4jiOIaed os.. betwee4 C.rpe Horn and
Gabrakar,,frotp the Gaoges to the Tiber,—
the wonder i. alike to each, the testimony
as uniform, the blpTession of 11 a unvery-
leg is phrase, as the soirees Orion which it
i derived are divuwe set eadepeadent,—
si.;sf' t ria Weser
amok bods is Itsle•d a .agularity of
q�lMlafve trt*ek * WI'Ml'S iwriwbd. sss ss uan(teeluy Nf D (0517,
able4 maria ..ot only hu experience, but
e It T. (MirM•f11L O. _ ►w Mawg• Well sad (oloorl Napier,
a� hj
F11601. &$*3 •moi, fR' while ds.crthig( the state of $crepe at the
eVm.let.sast of tib Petrineutee air, — Of
Zlsleal'1t lis .abermeary to spook; her
*Map toad !her .(eery. Mewls aid nn-
10.011eb*d ire the well bs»wet and tee lit-
tle rtsgerrdd t.e4l for ply r*s.14. The
Maher who wrote Wpm, ie rat p ut
oommartiu'(, tis* knee.% ia reload. Whet
T would he eqy of Ireton!, if i>
;Ohs aitio unt.AboMr
b,e ,lis �.R�M
Igehrea, wd ...argot r.
5 • This article was written and put into
the printer'. hands, before the news of the
condemnation of hlitchelt, by the court be-
fore which he was arraigned, bad reached
this country. Our limits exclude any re-
marks which that event might suggest.
By what means can land monopoly be ar-
reeted—by what mean. cite ,t nano'... be
pretested! One means will be, the teseb-
ing of its selflshneas and wickedest. from
the press and pulpit, and other sources of
Defection. Another means will be kgis-
tation for limiting lead -ownership. Neither
Governments, nor our State Governments,
should sell their land. They should give at
all to actual settlers. Again : every man's
borne should be made unalienable, save by
his owe concerti. Moreover, there should
be laws either to hinder the accumulation
of unduly large landed estates, or to break
them up at the death of those whbaccumu-
late them. The latter, if effectual, as i
think it would be, a prefl'cr.Lle—tor the
resume that it would not be. liable, Lits the
former, to the objection of anterferieg with
one's freedom, ether m the direct acquisi-
tion of landed property, or in taking of ems -
lilies, or other steps io bovines., which
might result in the acquisition of such pro-
perty.
w e have in the northern part of oer Stale
• very striking instant• of the pernicious
effects of land-inonopoly. There is an al-
most unbroken wilderness, containiag some
three thousand square miles. Had the
State, instead of selling it to land specula -
tort, given it to actual settlers, it would be
• country °retelling fiields and happy homes
—it would contain no small spore of our
population, and cootribute no small Aare
of our means ter taxation, sad for sustain -
mg the common burdens of the State.
The abolition of land-m000puly an Amer-
ica would be the olwlillun of slavery is
America. For various reasons would this
follow. For none, however, so much aa
for breaking up of plantations of tracts of
LAND MONOPOLY. several hundred, and in many instances of
thousands of acres—foto farms of fifty ur a
Tae See ! God'be praised for the SBA— hundred acre.. Such •ubdivirone would
and fur the universal acknowledgement leave but little room, little occasion, fur as -
that all have • right to it ! And the LAND ! I ployment of slaves.
God be praised tor.tbat also !—and merciful- Why, then, should not the friend. of the
ly hasten the day when all shall acknow- I clave be the open active enemies, of Imol-
ai'
that they have a right to the Linn, monopoly 1 Why should they not he Iabos-
as well as the SBA : ing io (their social pohucal, aid selesias4-
Tbe monopoly of the SBA ! That would I cal relation., fur its overthrow 1
be a great curse ! God be praised that it
u not monopolised !—that it is free ! The P•terboro, U. S. October, 1847.
monopoly of the lend ! Of that curse, im-
measurably greater than Would be the mu-
nupuly of the sea, the world, alas ! has had
long and sad experience
That civil guvaruuients of the world do
not provide against the monopoly of the
soil, is one of tonumerable pmola that they
are administered for the advantaie of the
Ockej kris g And oppiessve. 'l he Bible,
government is to effort protection- lu tw
peer and ignorant—to bold the shield of
the community over the heads of its weak
and b•lples+ mealDvrs—teacbes also that
the distribution of nal amongst his children
—all his children--ta the will of God. it
was only a very limited buying and selling foe. Moral arithmetic is sometimes very
of land which be penuitted to rho Jews.— different from Cocker's. Thus, by Imparting
Hu law to them was,' The 1sud .ball not be I our griefs we halve them; by r.smuoicatrog
our joys we double them. W be. a married
couple are one, their success es pretty sero
to be won too; when they ere two, the
chances are two to one that their affair.
will be .11 at sixes and sevens. The mosey
scraping miter, who is always thinking of
number one, and looking out for safe invest-
ments, forgets that the holy mosey we ean
never lose es that which we give away; aid
that the worst of all wants is the want of
what we have. In the cyphering of the
heart division is sometimes soultiphcatio.,.
and subtraction is addition.
GILBERT SMITH.;,
toe tt►`p"te-t'ei'isa0c46I•rfntlttr' huts,
ind the thrones, which were to stand se-
curely on their simple and sound founda-
tion, while our clumsy and unwieldy con-
federacy was to go to pieces, went In fug•
meets to the earth, before the ink was dry
upon the printer's paper; yet prubably our
iosttuuuna may be bum, when dyeasties
that mocked us shall be forgotten. Our
government, it was said, was but an experi-
ment; a proves sow not an experiment,
but experience,—an•expenence from which
men of ancient states are were enough to
Wean. W. have our moos, had mobs
otter of the worst kind; bet they quick-
ly dissolve, and leave ou more impress's/it
up the solidity of our social struc-
ture than a 'mew -shower does upon the
granite of Monadnock. tVe have evils
among us, we contests, that cry to heaven;
we hare abuser, of which we may well be
ashamed; we bate sins that call for deep
repentance; yet, not indulging ' any idle
trot, but active with lndlvo*ua. effort, we
may hope that Providence will in tine
cause much that we lament—that the good
and true everywhere lament—to be seen
end keow■ is our coeutry no inose for ever.
vt, e may haus unworthy men in rho adunln•
titration of our afore, aunt unworthy mo-
tives may often dnetate our measures. In
this we are not singular among nations, but
we are thus far singular mucous nations,
that the substantial rights of lbs people
cannot be e..otially injured even by the
bed porpoises of schemes( politicises, nor
the t►auework of the government overturn-
ed. We preserve unity with a diversity of
lodepeodent states, a0d with a widening
and complicated suffrage. With the great-
est latitude of Individual action and hod,
vhfuel opinion, the admin( ion of affairs
is eondieetsd, epos the whole, with order
and trasqudlity. We have, as have other
oo0otnee, crimes agates( lite and property;
jut, except is some wail regions, lee and
properly are as safe here a■ anywhere upon
earth. One fatal mistake the rulers to
Europe committed from which we were fres.
They supposed they kept power from, the
;Mop,* because they kept the /reechoes from
the. But people leave sewer all tie
seem, whether they possess the fra obsee
or an; sad the people will iia iq toe.-
1'bs question is, In what way will they use
lt.beet ! By irregular demuostratioos and
by external pressure, or by orderly arrange-
ment and organic representation 1 Eack
Hai bite sets *romp hie Tote, and u all
Me people ham vete, there n sot eves
She p..ssbshty M 1. swtevsal pomeurs. it
IN 87 Mose.asreal p•.seore, by this uregu-
lar agenda of the ua(is&cbised mast, 1451
revolutions are erected; sad no nation thus
urcusatanced u ..erre from revolution
otherwise than by force. Bet force. has
greatly fast lie power, teed will soon mese
to 4.5 prwteewes. 11 see are net et
fee the frssebte, thew it se the tasty
gsve/bsts0ts to gsalllp / hen . The tee y l8
Our aeeetry w 10 educate *sen, that (key
may er u ellhrentl the votes they hold
of right; the dun/ of other cat•tr s is to
educate os*, that they may too prepared
to ale the vote. whtfb, if rat ewe* by re-
feree, they will tabes by r.eelothre.
I���1llW`0�ri Af't�� -Lot No.
AMA e� ft�klreaidm calm
Township d C.Meere. West Divines.
Trerlr'1'da Om.__IMMI ie■ el Left ,
Ad
will MOW .�Tle • nl'INItiektfiffeet 1
epi wld «itlrin A *Swig Ne TOWS of
00 Terve
will be made k.ow■ by
p I7in( t0 Wl rho., Esq., Ca.-
flili (;0ip��_'a�, ,i;iflMitllbwr N tb.
sgwifiBti 'Ala• ts•w- dli�•
• 41tM•iMrtwrtlai►
an Greta Nilt-
N. 11 --Wilt be sold cheap for cash, or
part of the mosey any lie far a few years.
Apply w has proprietor.WM. ALLWGHKM.
Godwin%, Feb. 18, 1 s48. 3
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CtillpAr/l
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS'
FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
t 6 hs4eribere bars spewed . New
Tales Newedep re the City d New
Ned% where (bey asw ready to simply orders
le My *steel, for say font of Job Fiesj
Ty I■lre paper, ,Chafes, Galley% Bram
Like, H4e1. Column Rules, Cumpoaang
8tilke, Clues, and every article necessary
for a hiatieg Ogee -
Tbe Type. which *nvettlb new moolde,
nom Mtw�y mar sou of Natilus , with
deep emusere, wed wormwood le be nueev-
pessesiij,oge hpas d'tpnems to mlM:a4s
&nom ,114 the tipsknald ,%RIr1l11Md 1tg •had.
pti• vigprwa,
��,.,.,�.�1■S WWII MA p.it/�0►"
wT" d( Nr gwpeee 't.�r will
hep aiet neimee sat meeloapps le their bilis
tlseYt Winn/ (i ea the ,-4..s fix-w...tlee
}lrfertwll ql . t.if pep•ty, and esid their
• 's. b CR tis y riR1Ri►s.
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ler -es est
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Upwards of tiro thousand persons hue
taken the pledge of total abstinence free.
intoxicating liquors, at Iaapraane, eines
Sunday last. The greatest member of
them appear to be of the •geeeratioa."
This is asother Matinee rapid pro-
«reas which the temperaoew-ismsse Is ma-
king in this eee10n of the iMvtsoe owlet
8y.—FBM• .
MoaaL Aa.ius*rc.-4.11 s Mealy may
do us more injury than tam.ny (need. caw
repair. 1t 4. politic, therefore, to overlook
a score of offences before pie make • single
sold forever.' (Ler. axe. 23). And when
their avarice would deprive the poor unfor-
tunate linelies of a hume forever. lie re-
strained it, and made each deprivation but
temporary. The Spirit of the Bible goes
much further than the tetter of this re-
straint ; and had all the Jews imbibed it, none
of them would have been deprived ot their
borne. even for a brief period. The Bible
makes the setting el 'every man under kis
vine and fig use' (Mitan t,. 4) a promi-
nent feature to ts picture of.upreme earth-
ly happiness. Hue truly it dues so I leave
to the longings of every heart, among the
landless poor, for a home of its own.
low wadi. . ip:; ;ere rltertt
epagra , . *AO, TRAIL ;.. , ,, • s
i.
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rir,
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w1R
alk111111evos era
ar what
A RETORT PaorseslosAL.—A physki-
Delightful world this, when there shsljh an, paesi■g by a •tone mason, bawled ost
be one spot, however small, of this beauti-
ful green earth, which.every. man may call e1 work, 1 see. You 6,atelt our rave
his own ! D lige tlul,world this, when eve- •1041, as hr u'*4e menrory d, sed tow
ry man shall have his owe rine ADO fig -lice, you out, 1 enppo.e, to sec �wbo wast• e.
shall have his own dwelling, be at the hum- monument !" "Why, Yes, replied the
blast and the rudest of cabins ! Delightful
.04 man, resting for a moment on his mal -
world this, when the much vaunted idea let, " unless somebody is sack, and you duo--
world
that it is but an idea !) that 'every tuner him, and then 1 keep sight .. !"
maw's house is Ms castle' shall be realised ;
vibes avarice obeli no longer be permitted
w tear abs poverty-stricken family from the
beloved health -Nose, aruuud which they
rejoiced to prosperous days, and ar,ouod
which they now love w mangle their tear..
and to juin with each other to constructing
new hopes in the place of these which smme-
fortune has blighted.
Were there ou las,-monopoly, and were
the soil properly dc•tributed, the rich and
poor would rapidly .pprwel. that happiest
of all condition., which hes midway between
them. There would then be abundance of
bread. Stich wretched poverty as poor
Ireland suffers --such a frightful hemmer as
she is now passing througI—wouW then b
unknown. Then tutee, marriage, happier,
and more uttermost thea Mw—wuuW gather
the whole human firmly into couteuded
homes. Then ,ice, which preys so speci-
ally upon the homeless, sad opus the ten -
sots of unhappy horses, would fall for hack
of subjects. Theo leer itself would stares
to death for Isek of 'food for powder'—furi
lack of rephined. fres whim, to obtain
reeruuts. Not one in use busJred of lbs
common soldiers who have to plunder and
murder the poor outraged and unoffending
Mexican, who was drawn away, or could
hase bee. draws away, from the attractions
of horns. Tee mart with a hoar *til sot
concert to be a ts.wmea eol4sr. Ile well
not exchange the sold comforts of boss.
1e► the sass; charms et was.
Austraarap.—Tu make your nrrante•
tell hes fur you, and afterward. be angry
because they tell them for themselves.
To tell your own secrets, sod believe oth.
er people will keep them.
'1'. fancy a thing cheap becaoae a low
price is asked for it.
To say a Das is charitable because lie
subscribes to • hospital.
To arrive at the age of fifty, and be sure
passed at any vico, fully or absurdity your
fellow creatures may be guilty of.
To vote for a candidate at on elective
because he shakes hand. with your wife and
child, and admires the baby.
( wool/ hove ever. Baan own a portion of
has mother earth. the m.ebaal0. of he bay.
arla garden, sad no thew to cultivate it.
•b,•ul4 at least owe a flower patch or a
grew -spot ; and even the• seaman, rho' he
be not able to tenor( it twidb in half -meter
Tram shout.: aim own a speck en ant*,
The serft.tleee *bleb of preset entre wirsb he toy throb •1 when up.* 14. W-
an 1:ttse10w ore *f ems•. impart. Thiry low% ealiames•e to M the deem of Me m-
e* hswe0r/ipepe.eilaM.eiapnela•dSabi W. ; .
sari!.. 4 - ,1.. sw iji ' MO •b ie,'l v.. v>gff .. • 4, '
-;, : 0‘1011 an ash erect1 (.s+ .1: ' "eta, .di r { •''see 4$ al f"., e M A . ♦•, .,
Oir
A Quaker, who was examined before •
CosrtLaot wring any other language than
' thee, ' thou,' and ' friend; was asked. by
the presiding Judge :—
'
Pray, Mr.—, do you know what we
sit hero for 1'
'Yee, verily, do 1,' said the [baker,
' three of you for two dollars each • day,
sed the fat one toe the r0Slyt 'for Dee tb*s-
sand ridlare a year: , _
Wbil•,Aaphael was engigrd i* pantos(
hie celebrated frescos., he was visited by
two cardinals, who began to critteru his
work, and (onnd fault without understand -
nig 1t.. "The Apostle P.n) has too ret a
face," staid ease. '• Ile bin.he. eves, In
Heaves to fee %ital heeds the church lips
fallen into," said the indignant pttwtee.
Men are hie baffles ; 45 mere brae.
they contain, the forte*, yes stn beer
them.-1.eM. are eek. violets ; the 101.5
modeat and retiring they appear, the Meter
you love them
Blessed is the yeast( lady whose parent.
Are poor, as she will net be torreceted by
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