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THE B T «K \A .*H A D L E Y . L Y O N S , T U E S D A Y , S, B E R 7, 1830. P O E T R Y . SABBATH EVENING. Il U ft holy hour. Tho forest leavo* JfffiMth tha noisoloss daw* aro bendinc l°vv. ’^Aad faintly *lowin* in iho Btar*ht»ht pair*, As if tha visions thnt camoo'or thoir ulocp W e n eC the apiritdand. Tho mountnwi piuo Haabushad its melancholy muslo n o w - The weary winds aro slumbering in tho heaven* Or keeping holy vigils on the cloud Far glimmering in iho junHOt—‘&H u suit, Save whoft tho distant waves aro murmuring low, Liko tho faint voice harp of a spirit mounting Hii eziio from lb« blessed. It ii* sweet At aucb an hour to wandwr out honoath Th' oiomalnky—to cu 2 « into >U dopibu; To picture angol-tdinpaM on every utnr , f o li«ten to <ho Iio*y song*, lhat aocm To funey*a oar to »vnnder down to earth From tho far gnto* of Kdcn; aud to fool The daop and buautiful Kpint thai prrvaihis Tho bicased air, sink liko n apcll from lloavon, upon hfu*a l^gubled water*. UarU I iho bull TolU out tbe midnight hour ! ll nv glorious, And yot how lonoly*, ii iho fuco o f ihmg\ Vl this still hour of musings I Valu, and hill, And gentle stream*, and Iftko, ond ancient wood Glow in tlio distance, and religion rests Upon tbom Hko a mantle. O. I lovo, ’Mid scono* liko thoso, to knool m *< litudo M I S C E L L A N Y . From Fullor*- Tr.ivuls. T H E JEW OF HAMAH. Once upon n nine there lived in ll.imah a cerinin Turk, named Mns- laplin, who, having accumulated some uenllh, by carrying on a trade 411 coat’s hair, determined to make a pil grimage to Mecca. His family con-' sisccd of his wife and two slaves ; and, as the lady insisted on not hein^ left behind, the gnod man resolved to sell ofl'liis stock of goat’s hair, to take all liis household with .him, and to shut up his house till his return. The on ly difficulty that presented itself was what to do with Ins money. He did not like to run the risk ol being robbed of it in his journey through the des ert ; he did not like to leave it 111 au empty house, and there were not any of Ins friends to iwhorn he wished lo trust the secret of Ins wealth Afier much deliberation, he placed it msep orale parcels at lliq bottom of (iw large earthen jars, \ Inch lie then filled up uiili butler, and, 011 his departure, sent lliein 10 the house of Ins neiighbor, a Jen, named Mousa, to keep till In^ return, telling him it was a slock winch At nature's ahriue. Tho gunilo dcvv.ilmi bntliu he had laid 111 for w luler consum ption My burning brow, aro burning down from T h e Jew , however, from the weight nl' th e j.irs and oilier rircum sl<uiccs, siis ilouvon A roi*«ion o f repose, and every \oirp, That eoaiOH in spirit eloquence frotn fkv, And air, and oarih, nnd ocumi, u mgs ihu sou) To mingle with ihu holiness of (*od • I.'. T U MORROW Oh 1 droam not of t ..morrou Nor idlv count ltd jo\« yerchmjpo a gloomier H.i) tlun tins Will bring its now alloy Oh I thuili^not of lo*uiorrnu '% w ojI, Nor woaVotho Hrhium* uf day*; For fancy’* Inn s art «uldoin real, And Hope’s—but flutm; rn\*. V t Oil I pictnro not t(Hn>orr>>\ a w'rllo ely sioni of m )iuur ; Thut blossom, which lo'duy May bo—u \ ilhcrml llow« a n l ^ u a l p u r . 'Tt* strango ihirf^bjr.can nu er a|;rcc, Though bofafudhftqual m thru hve»— -TjM'p»ry woNl ofhiltfh md.i be. •-Afrd*ho, U»o *ofy w oral ot tVivcs , M o h a l Aigo H e ^ iol - s . T H E A T b N E M n N lV \ peeled (hat (hcv contained something more valuable ; and as soon as Mti' tapha was fairly on his way lo L)a tnascus to join lhe caravan, lie ven tured to open ihrtn , when finding ins expectations realized, lie took out the gold und filled ihcm up ng-un »uli Ijiitlrr so carefully tliat nobody could (ell thru they had been disturbed T h e poor TurU, on hi> redirn from the pil^um.t^e, soon found out (lie tnck his neighbor had prartiseM npon him ; bul a> iht* j.ir* ivere eiarily in the same apparent stale as nhcu lie left them, and ns ihere \ a s no e\i> dcni p as to ilioir ronicuis, it uns p) no Ifgal proces* could him 8 rodrrss lie iherefure s<‘l about it) device some other way nf punishing lhe Jew, and o f recovering, if possible his properi\ , ami in lhe mean tnue lie did uoi coin numeatc Ins loss to nny per>on hut his vuf<% and enjoined on her ihe strietot sc^roc^*. After hmp consideration, n plan sugi^Med ^pbelf. In one o f his vimn (lo the nei^iboriuQ town o f Houis, In llie w ide ranges o f the bum,to 'where he w.is in the habit o f pomg Ut tniild, there is no subject on u h u h we se}| |11S goat’s liair tn the manufaciu Can reflect wilh more saii'.f.n tion and rer<t o f uiasblaUli^t for which lltai place profit, ihnu lhe atonement of the Lord Is (*imocis, he ft*l) in wilh b troop of Jesus Cl»ri?t, nnd jnhtfuMiiou through (;^pSU»s, uho bad with ihein an u]ie, his m erits. r Hh «ondi*r we see ih e i ()f ^xiraordniarv sn^aclly. He pre* unbounded love o f lhe l)i*il\ ; wub vailed on lh**tn sell him this anim al; profound aw e and o\eruhelm ing as convexnifj it privately io hib touUbm ent, w c behold the Sou o f G o d |MIU!,C( m H.nnah, shut it up in a room descending from (Ieaien to CJirth, fi nm to u |m*|, no one* bul Inni&elf had ac ihroues, honors, ndoraiions, pratH* ami rc<s He then went to the b.iM.u and consum m a te blis-i, (o ibe j j i d j ^ j ^ i v bought <uie o f the darlt sramy robi * severe 5mollrvi;aps or kalptit'ks, with a tewyte *u ^ speckled'h^iidftftrehtfH* closely round c r / r ^ 40 ^ -- — whj^-TFA'vW CtxtlUipu •)( '*11 1 ** the Jews ihrou c h o n t th e T u rkuiit rn i- • pire 'i'his dress he took carejuvari* in nni iiii w h enever he went to as he aiw a \s car and indeed, u c \r r - s . person to see him, w o n tlers rise. SJ * n«“ anim al in the cour>e »f a f»’w deiiib w r a p s nil .M-rka beejm e extrem e ly attached t'i breathy ren d s rtlt llie junipiuc ou his nock, aud hu^- ^arth ’a d e e p fo u n d a i i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ K s m pmpr and caressing h.nj as soon ai lie sablo^ i n g h i llie n o o n tin ^ ^ P ^ l^n a k e s fu trred the room . A b o u t this lime, KinffS -trem b le, enem ies fear, infidels aa j|e „ a |U,„pr a |OIIR ihe sireeu confes^ astonished angels gaze, w h ile one |,e (l)fl a ]>Mj( t | It. SOIJ o( Uw lhe G o d - h k c innocent Mirterer ex- j Crt ,M*ousn, and having enticed Imn claim s, “ M y G o d ! iu\ God J w h y ,n iu his hou^e by the prom ise of sotm fhasi thou forsaken me ! * To tin* fijrs, lie shut him up a cloi.e pri»ou* i hour, t h e law with its U p e s and shad- u, a detached apartment in Ins gar- OH 8| p a trian hs aud prophets, pay den, nt such a distHiice from the sireet, h o m a g e ^ n d retire, this, butaii, and from the other houses m town* like ligh tn in g f^lltT^^in Ins usurped (|,al j|ie could not discover to any throne, a'ntfVrnmSon tide q f meritori- jone, the place o f his confinement. ^ out, M i n i f y i n g efficacy gushes forth, | T h c Jew ^ uftpr severa, day s’ search, and fw c H r a m ighty stream flovnug'„ot bc„ nbje (Q obta||, any Ull„1(,, back toH lic first transgression o f man, o f ,|iin< collcluded 1)e hi j cllhl., and forw a rd to the end o f time, and bcpn t|r0WIU,c)> or |Iad (traie(| oul ol on ev e r y side to the utmost Imma o f „ lc , own and fa„en in,0 hands .human g u ilt. Front this hour, victim* sorre wandering B e d o u ins ; and as ]Ceate to bleed, and altars smoke uo be wns ai| on|,, c|,ild , fell into a stuie >norc. A flood o f divine illmiiiation is 0f t|ie greatest despair; till nt length looured uPolil t **ie benighted |)e |iear(j by accident, lhat just about **’ ** * *'r~ * \** \\\’ ihe time that the hoy wns missing, he had been seen walking m company Mustapha at first streuiu.nsly de nied tbe fart ; but when one o f the witnesses positively declared lhat he saw the boy go into lhe house, and when tlie cadi was about Co pronounce bis decree, that he should bring him into court dead or alive, u Yah tlla h et A ll a h ,u he exclaimed, « there is no God but Allah, and Ins power is infinite; ho can work miracles when it pcemeth good in his sight. It is true, efiendi,” continued he, address ing himself to the cadi, “ that I saw lhe Jew Mousa’s son passing by my house ; and for the sake of the old friendship subsisting betvijM his fa ther and myself, I invitvdfflip^ftfeome in and eai borne fitjs whictr^T n ia just been gathering. The boy, however, rppaid my hospitality wub ruclene«s and abuse , nay, he even blasphemed the name of onr holy prophet, but scarcely hid tbe words p.is-ed hi^ p*;, when to my surprse aud horror. In* was suddenly turned to a monkey that form I 'V 1 11 produce In n ; and as a proof that what I tell sou is true, ion will see ili tit he will numeditiielv recognize hi» father ” Ai ih k m siam a servant who wa* w a iting on the «*ut«*i'le let loose the pe into the d iv a n , » h n ^eeinu th>M the Jew was the only person p resent lit the dress to w h ich be was accus tom e d , m istook him for Ins ma »ei, lum p e d upon him , and elunu: rnuu I ht< uecl; with all the expression of ndness winch th e child m ight have been supposed lo exhibit ou being re sto r e d to his p?»reni N o th in g m o re was w a n ting to con* \ nice the audience of the iruih nl Mustnpha's «tory' : “ \ mr.ide, a rn al mir icle p* they ci u d out, “ trreai is Allah and Malioinet is hi'* proph- ei ami the Jew was ordered to lak»* the monkey anti retire from court A compromise \as now his only re* source j anti aecordmuly •» mioii a» if was dar k, and he could go unub' *ervcd,^ he repaired lo MuMnph.A house, and oflered, if he would libei* ale his son, io re tore all the nimb y which he hnd n k e o from the butiet jars. The Turk having jtiaiued hi> object, n^nsentod lu release In^ prison er ; hut in orr'er to keep up his own credit, be stipulated that the child should be removed pnvttelv, and thai lhe father with his whole f.nndv , should immediately quit the place Thc popular belief in the miracle thus re mained unshaken ; and so great was the disrepute into winch the Jews foil in consctjucnce of ilns adventure that they all departed one after ihr other, and none have ever since been knoitf} lo reside m llam.ih VOL. I— N O . 3 § . thoir farms. I understand thut ‘quo ^or 1 11«»* ihty w n transferred troin the mfiito> Q^* Afore has bncu m iraiaio^ for ihM; }»ted instruments o f afrociry lo lhe power nnssion for some tune pust,usi, anduu wdlni short* i thntun >ic-librratelyL'tiuriaivij emniiiiu p loyed/cu them*;icyu Aodu a From dfty PaOtui. thesrhemn whirh hasbef*n in preparatiu.. Agents of llie nl ilip Lan>l Offirc »*vor smre tliu rustdu* Ptillenry est.ili-s cakulati- uprui om-nian- imn of withholding |i-,voient w:i» nilopim! airins* lhe seillrrs all hollow One pari bv lhe s-u lr r s to lli<> si.ulli li is un-ler- of llio scheme for this purpose is lo dis- sluod lli.il qrm l n suli, ami especially in patch in emissary ihruu^h the si-illetnniiis,|ilif. V»av of . olliTlmg monev, will follow p n w i- n u c u n u u Iv be out amonc the settlers to exccut< |pw*ph< born to be free rushed together to prt«si*rvr the government of liberty and jK w ^ t «Mife<l by the tod and Iho wisdom • if tfleir fathers, for the benefit o f raaO- kmd Unforeseen difficulties awaited them , nnd thirkencrl^as they progressed* I'he press, exulting!? regarded as the proud palladium o f liberty, prortcl re creant in its service. \ t thn cofafnand of the “ all powerful\ O rd^r, it uttered forth iu thuodprs to blackeo the character o f ita intended ▼ictim, and mark him frr distruciion. W hen the sacrifice was ef fected, nt the same command, it was silent as the house o f death, o r spoke onlv to (Im p u r e of sage iiLingemcut, aud that the iuflofnro which ihe convention and town m ^fliugs are supposed to have with the m tth*ra will b** jvcfthrown. J c*nnot but think that s\clian intelligent &et men as lhe Pulten*y setllers wdl see glance their salvation, in n mcaaoi depends on the firm exercise o f their iunw ■ f to talk with the settlers aod induce them to cive up thu resolution, where it ban bf^n adopted, <»f withholding payment, and by eyery ul.in^ihle ><rRtiinenl he can u^e, convince tlinm that tiieir roniplaints •iro, for ihe most purl, imaginary Thai m e.ines where in h;s npinmn sufficient rause for c.»mplamt does exi<t, he i* m assure th^ Settlers that ihe «gf*nis, the ** amiable” «nes in particular, are very d»*s», ,Mi*.*f 4fr.»rdi:t£ r»ln»f, e \ji cmIIv to such ms ran show lhal thev are proper objects upoij whn'h to bestow apencv ‘ i r(»\ed, kmditosH. He is to make known (o th«*|«■«>iif 1 11 ;' settle s, lhat they will in \re readil ob t on redress by seeking f«>r it at the I mil ioontrv hv a th' roujjh rhoi>‘_'e o f tlie svs- (han by the tum u h u n u i means «»f(ieni of apencv, d»»*v wm II eui.td i)*c svs- r Hivenlion and town meetings 'I’he lat-, f(.rn (,(in;i themselves poii,., m l.. fhe t^r metliod of obtaining redr*«, ahhou?h | |.,t.-«t t!» ner.itn*n \\ hen ihen f *re, the the established custom of tin rouairv, Miosv»r\ arrives, the wmi I i - o should h i when .mv extensive, nr general criev<»n<-« h t u k n . w t h a t no j, rti.il arr.iii^em**ms prevails, ts nut by any means ronpenial1 x%p , ,,nKW, r the j»urpn«’ 7 Ii it wh»tev'- wtth ihe lufty ideiis of thn npents of tin ,.r .s d .()t > ihm I i . im i- for dl <ilik< Lords Pioprietors of lhe Pulteney csi.ne i | j t l l * Tli \ i r ^\ M ,srf q„.r.*d to pi • . T h e y ihm k th -y can perreiv* in il -'jl r nt >u a prup r . ........ . aud f h ti •iqitintifi^ .it those innetmg* m B»s»«n i»»Jf ...fn ' -h. u rt|t (he •.mdeis upon redress cnevancrs, orr-tsioiie.l by lh e .,|„. l',)r, |MO 'H e r e *annoi s amp art, tea a n , and Boston port hdl J|„ , M, 1 ,s, orr ,Si.,n f>r alarm hv |o« which preceded th** Revol'itinn 1 h n im in . *v h» n les err md is known I un •C’Mits, imbued with a plen’ifd sln r e o l, i, r 4 n n ,| |,, ,, n>>t 1(1 rol true |* ns *'h leaven, for it mav he r»*~ tl,, t.Hir \, rrv, i, ti,t. s oh whole united strength—that if sodividu-1 m islead or defame. E v e ry engine o f de* aid are separatoly oegociaied with, and \ traction was put in o p e ration, to discolor tn listed to withdraw from their f«lh»w*the acts and belie the motives nf thoso sufferers, their force will be utterly dis-*engaged to eflect the purposes o f homafl- on.I instead of alleviating the ' ify and justice. T h e implicated fraterni- i of the great m a-s^f the settlers, ty turned their battcrries of defamation «- promoting ejjH^r ition and benefmiutr th t t'ainst every magistrate and public func tionary who dared to p^riorm his official duty Convict*, hv their own profession, inemhered, tli.it nearly c v r v man \f hen) u a li ue born l.u^lxh '•nhjerl, do not relish tlie idea of seeking re !rr.ss «'t grievances otherwise than hv humhh netidoii, and tliat the revolntiom i \ move- moms o! couvMinons and town uu »tin*!'- I th. of ITT’ lt St rM » e |<I M III, a i l 1 attention hv ib»* sen).»rs mav to his t tr*.ra,il'' con»idi ra;u»n H» is r«»pieseuto.l to me is verv a nnf-Je an f J hope he umv hr* oistmnt nt d m 'oing » g*0 *t di al of go -d I h \tvrs ,.f inns' to* p i r d o n e d M 1 \r»o u p o n th e s r n l rs to r«* c o l l e c t l h a l u o i n n m roiir* rt jio '1 fi m n ‘*ss o f p u r p «se \% i I s a v e lheni« a n I th >i n«»lh- convince*! | , n p p i , r VV)j| *pt1( |(. | , t t , b e n e r d , a n t t u n i {<»,| s t a n d /hvi led u e fVI O P .s ( \ : \ K R , ^ o r / « s P i i ' i t J : f t / \ ri t h and hv the vcjdicts nf juries, wero ca rf*ssed, cheered, aud represented as en- during the suffering*, aftd en'itled t*» tho hoiioia of tnirtyrdom (/npnncipfed p duiridn* loclared the “ blessed sp.rtt” which animated the people, and pave as surance th i f o u r liberties were destined t«» endurr.” m be only the w*al of aspi rants struggling for nscend^ncy, and men »n power, intent onlv to u uphold a dom ination th it Heaven never gave bv means th n i i tc m ii**ver s a n c tion;” represent'd l healtli. •!nd f * he • iif* oi »v h> , iht ' a 1 ittI* k I j ’iMiro,HS a mean contest for the posses- I om (fort to maintain lhe suprrniaey cf avts, an I fulfil the requirements of k too mnrh hku r- s <nnz establ'shr'd m thontv hv popultr rmniti »li«>ns. Now dl 11 1 is m iv suit just suc'i men as f'Q P'lltenev aL’ems, who I am know but hi i h of mankind io l»prhaps loss of mankind here in th c umrv than anv where ids** ♦'Such w n fr<* o their ignorance m tv aflT ct to In.i i, ' m v , h v ridi nh iU S s p e e c h e s s h o w , tu U j h i y do h o l d c o n v e n t i o n s and o h>-t >>s- , s'*mldir* of the people m IM* letter hs’ln, ih i i l,oudon or Liverprtol riols, nr Man- j Chester mob*. In this co ntrv, however,| public opinion rules, dirrc's and gov erns j | Sian* have never witnessed ill things It is the paramount law (not | li|lire mt, renting < risis. Me.esures ifT ftp . t our I Old W. know nf pn v o t'.e cl « 1 , 1*11 fo U. the h ov which public opinion c m be tdir tie I it- federal governtnen ihe first oisiance, or become efli tent in \ b e rountrv, even the us inlluence «xtept iljat of a«sembhnw ; (*n,nn enjross th< \!)|)IH Of Si/ttt• Contention, T<> I IH I 1 I (. 1‘OK't Ot* KFIV ^ ORK. nice thr il iwn < f the revolution, the ■nor • i l‘ie prosperity ♦‘ion of the offir, « which thev en)overi 1) infers and tlifTKulti. s are the proper * ’O t daiit* e f g.-o ‘r»'us minds. PerJs try toe souls ..f men. T h e contest with the Or l»*i was vigorously maintained N<*«r pr«*\s'*s w ro erected, called into exiM«* nice hv the energies, an 1 sustained bv ihe • x*Ti'.<ns of a virtuous ao 1 indicant people \ cause m our free country ever ^n- c.-untered embarrassments so complrra- t« d, or iif7i<ulties so formidable, and vet none ever progressed so rapidly Taere ■ s no other subject, interesting to iho wh.do humin family, the discuss .... of w iris is forbidden, in this land of tree inquiry, by anv portion ol our cu s ns. Notwithstanding all impediments, fm nlg to the cause hav* muhiphed qs far ind fast as information could be rx tead e l; ^ aud the anti-masonic parry, from a vd- hige meeting o f a fe^v neighbors, now he people (n ruiuult about and discus* r ,in j„.np|r , ^ ehout attem p ttng th e dis- th e m a ttets of griev n o * e s com p tanied o f j r u s s l , n n f T| 1C re it s ihjrcts upon w h ich B v that m ean) rorrei t m lorm it ion '’^ -iiIip vrlinle n 'ii\ n a n 'em , w c fin I a b u iiil turned in a ei tf f s nrsfarloM m ninpr lhan 'a n t em p li v n i e m o.tr im m e d iaie al- by any t.ihei Ii m a k e s deeper and m o re j tent n o i in the interes'nig con In ion o f our l.s t m g im p r e s s ion s —n union o f sen ti- J,nvn , | . lfo n , Q f MIMdef% o f . ir repuh- m e i ^ i s e%iat.hshed, m e i u s o f redress a i e |,c w e r e m en o f wis.l »m an I i ci s - :erted an I rotis exertions b) a ' T l u v thonjnt they Ind p- »vide I m I c - ^puojde can he m a d e, winch the e „ ,ir | s f„r (;l0 |,b ,.rtv they a d o r e d , an 1 .•>11 1 iv i.'u i‘s acting separately can th«« indepeu lence ih. \ had a c l m w d , . ! ! •verv point, *v «ere h j n u i fo r e s ijlu c >uld plirei.end I' •' *»p,»r >‘‘‘h t.f ,1 . i_rr — { m »k**, ii.,w yer rjeo.Tiuiiicd c a d tdu d u?ay !■“ N *w aldiough the ?buts yapt as > orksh«rem«*n .»*ij!f)ly a r e # m a v ho unw d lm trto xn>iff lln- udui o f a co n v e n tion or a tow n m etinug, I am noi Vet p r e p a ied , on lliai uri'tHinl, io c>v«‘ up ^uc'i usseruhlnis alio<joinei. Ihu ev t > under vvhirii ilie setih»rs *»ru grounn^ is it t r<*nfined \ f**vv n iilivM u a is sc il»ered ih , .»t», n i »r»^ •» » * me^ivS ot. th»> | l*,t|, i,. v I. . • ii e. i ,- i : oe. Di.n*ful o.d . x.** *».. r tin ir t . rt iv o f u wtioie cotim iy A u irunt >ate, held bv foieip n e r s , in die hearf o f t us union, who h ivu no feelm ^ in coin m.»n with \m t rn in c i u z ,w\ way furtner titan tu dt'ou hoin th e ir I *hor a pnucely c**vt nu , ui j Mg-’d in a w i.v to keep llit* '••ttlors m eternal b o n d a g \ , is a pubhc * vd w h ich mav w*c*d com m a n J a d is- c r e e l and powerful * x e r c i*e ol puhhc u- pillion to correct it lo defi nice there tore o f agency mflot*nce lo d is c o u n te n a n c e pulrhc assem b lies from tik\>g the 1 * \uditinii of ihe settlers under iheir cog. 1117 . 40 ( 11,1 advlie the solllers tu a steady ) peiseverance ut lhe use ul them. It Wdi mroug'i thetr luraia that the lief^rm in iho ijelland C o m p a o )’s ugency was bi ought aboui, by alteriu^ and udopltug i tne system ol laud ugrcmy to the circum stances of lhe selllers, atid by displacing J! a 14 otTensive agent. T h e same result may be very soon realized lo lhe settlers on the Pulieuey pr-tperty, by a continued use of pubhc assemblies and by mutually Tho< il' I irnp i r » estim I'm i d tor«j'v n» Ss , H a n . >• k , i i w i u pir e mtegri y of the probably numbers w u h in its ranks, one* nds of ihe A m e n - 1 r«>ut th of the electors uf this U nm ; and is a n v increasing with unprecedented rapid nv The^cunflict is n o t yet ended. Wo have recently seen tho characteristics of the Orde illustriously displayed, in Iho refusalof mas m e witnesses to be sworn, when a btother was on trial, and to ans wer inlei rogations, declared bv the court to be leTtment and proper, afier they had taken lhe o^lfcfo tell the whole troth. The severest p raalties known to tho laws, prom,! iV mfl c t’>d hv a fir o in ! fearless j ii le**, wer»* pow.-r ♦•,«sagiinsi ihe obhga- ii ms of the i’.« • un >n 'I’hat was an in- stance »»f dm t conflict between free masonry an ‘ t.i government, aud deploy rable mdee 1 i« the fa^t, that the O rler proved tnumpo m t o v e r the prosttate Jaa-s o ^ . of the Imd. Justice was resisted and - f® j*? ‘ b e n u ^ l ^ ^ ^ i w f ^ r o T D i J t e r s p <m «•> « ho m ih r h i I sinned h< y o i I ntr-l \ '-tnis au 1 John refused Mnis III w\< w le n a w i* pr -iT. red to all o t h e r s , c«»nd>tion o f subm ission, im a g ined th t they s ,w a lurkinc peril, in th e s» c r e t e ’•'•iavcrf f'f free.tyu«»\nrt» ^ : r z . f ai.,r . . f.-ehnrf.iK, ,'tll r d ^ by ,hr^ p r o v « ^ 0 - a \ O i i e r f l i e n , h ||I|>> .a .Im - ufi f V ' n o / I C p h s - e r f u l t «ar i m e q . i i l l r I f r e e . I ,m, n n . l c o n t i !• nt „ f ns f e « M r . s ^ i f puWic immortality T h n generation h is h a r d -!Ml,,n,\n* ^ ° tribunal an ^pp-al is Iv g m e , an I ihe which ih..'»* apos- •m \{n Tne people aro charged with die <1. . , , . r lil.priv i I h c i t i i * -I IS liv 111- p o w e r ' ' « * • r e s p i . n s i b i l i t v o f preserving the re- <>f i n s , „r.,imn. >*,■ h u e f o . m I, me e.,se.l . I*\1*1'\ \ governm ent w h i c h thoy inli.ru- 1.1 it i n ..M i m i - l e , I I II C ; r . M i . . | i . - l I h e f r u ^ - . ^ ' 1 f ' \ in , l l o i r fathers, and trnnsmmine i t t r a t i o n . , f , ..tin. a n I tlir- ^ . v e r s i o n o f ioj>\slcriW. T o thorn u HS«Sn»d the da y I iw \ v ist elT.it li ts been made (o world, and life and immortality are brought to light. O may iny re- deem ctl conl, in holy rapture, tune her grateful songs aloft, and resooud :hrau^h^H eaveu’s wide^ expanse, re- lem jition in liis blood! 0 m ay 1 neud m y pace towards my heavenly nberitance, and make this all-sufficient jjtonem ent tbo only foundation o f my S o p e t b y a living faith in itt divine re- ity nnd^A '.onjI application. with H idgi Mustapha. T h e truth in stantly flashed into Ins mi.id, and he reco){nitcd in the loss o f Ins son some stratngem, which the T u r k had plan ned in revenge for the affair uf the butter jars. lie immediately sum moned him before the radi, accused him o f liavinu the boy in h ii posses sion, and insisted on liis immediately restoriog-hitn. ' ‘ -'TR* ' ■' i . t , • sU|)|iorlill(; each olhei in earn ing ilieni | mio c-flfucl. 4 T h a solders will perceive ili.it the i graud object ill viow «f tliu agents 111 i sending an Enimisary -among them is, by I disuniting lliom, tn operute upou mdiviO- I Hals, by holding uj> io each, such h»pos I and oxpectatiuns, o r by threats lo alarm his fears, as will bring him to lubnnt lu such terms as tlio agonts may tlnuk it ad- vfsiblo to propose— o r to Qaitor and ca- Julo Iho settlers into an abindonmeal ol tlio resolution.jqf withholding payments. T h o latter is tlie most likel>, lor the agents us well is me Lords l’roprielors would p a r very little respect to tbo complaints ot the settlers, i f tho latter would ably continue to pay op tbe interest aad en hance the security o f tho pijncipal debt »f us defence, agnmM interial foes e- qudlv as againsi foreign hostility. Th« '•xeiutnn *f that high trost depends up* on the eterciso o f tho elective franrhbn. Bv th u alone can tho people display their * reieaiv, preserve the iniegritv of their p .lined principles, and the *unty of their T h o s o who ure saiisfie 1 «»f e..v Timient. sh ond in uivs'erv a transaction th.it now igitates thn w iole c .mmumty l*he sto rv is as ;»! un ind sinijde as it is dreadful and alirmmg. Ne.oly four y'ears ago, tVdham NJorganwis mvsleriouslv absent from his fomlv His neighbors, obeying lhe impulse ofsvmpathv*, ralhed Io search for llie lost m in, on I n lien tl» » found nt- >1\' 'Im ^ r s to bn apprehended iron, fr.-e- hadbnnn forciblv rnn»e\i‘d a » - v , lu do- nw«>nry, s w k to overthrow the instnu- K-ct an.l punish the nidrf..ri..r« who had \on. by n-fusine to Bdvancrlo offices of f.'loninusly stolen Imn from Ins c.uuir* '\id HMponsibiliiy, lhe adhering and home, and a« ihev »o.>n .ippieh. . i . l c l , \•'•■nbMS of tho frat. rnitv By this ■ a I deprived lum of lib.-riv or life — | l»e«ref«l mode, they hope lo bereave tho Tliev were soon tilled wnii iiiibonn.lu .1 .Order of power and influence, and gtve W o m shm enl, al finding ihoniM-U-s im I io ihrit fellow-citizens a pm rtieal dlus- pedod at every step; that every * flori was counteracted, and every exertion Irtis- tr <ted by the incessaut activity of u por-; lion of their fellow citizens. Alarm suc ceeded astonishment, when they di£f?»v- ered the appalling fart, lhat ail concern.*U in tbe lawless deed, and nil who labour,* to conceal the n e t; and its perpetrator*, w e re members of a particular li aterm iy W h en they ascertained that the im m edi ate actors were men of blameless lives, bound to society by the strongest ties ami endeafm e n ts; *bf elevated standing, and distinguised by offices and honors, they were forced to the conclusion, tha. the act w a s n u tthodeedofiheim p h c tttedin. ivid • a]s merely, but lhatit ii.einsi -uiM.o • i which thuy were members whu h n iu sinned through their instrum entality.— t-ation oCihe impolicy and folly of at tempting to u p h o ld it#^- Claimiog the right »f bestowing ih e ;r coffidenre where it cac, bo safely fepo#ed/t)iey ceatcmplate die remuvatko f the dangers wld<*h threat en ihe existonco o f the government, bv the lawful and peaceable exorcise of the soverigo power o f freemen Fouuded upon this resolution^ ia the hopo ol exciting sympathy, hinging a useless existence of thetr^nd^fS; tlie fra testify h a w preferred the'efiarge of proscription am) persecution. Noifc ing caa be m o re renioto from the trtith. The charge m anifests tho arrogance of thuse tfho m ike it N > mtxtV'has a right to claim thu s j d tf a g e s ol another. ’Ihe besiowmeut is Wtclusivelv the preroga tive of birr* who has it lo brs:ov» The
