New-York daily tribune
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friends, who were afraid that we were legislating in ad
vance of public sentiment. Net twenty towns in the
State have voted for liquor-licensing Commissioners.
From Care Havries. By the brig Eolus, Cap:
tain Hillier, fifteen days from Cape Haytign we learn
that the Iliaytiens had taken the pilot boat Virginia, for-
merly of Hampton. Virg., but at the time of ber capture
she was er the Dominican flag; at the same time
they burnt another schooner, both being in the harbor of
given last evening at Clinton Hall. The natural Santiago. The schr. Commodore Werrington, of Phila.
order of discussion, the lecturer said, would be to
proceed now to an analysis of the Constitution. But
it would be first necessary tw inquire whether, be-
sides the common ends of government, there were
any special purposes to be answered by the Mosaic
code? If so, the organization of the government
would be affected by them. There was unavoidably a
superadded purpose, —the overthrow and suppression of
idolatry. Polytheistn had now reached its hight, and
spread its deadly shadow over the earth. It was a bor
rid system, —a most prolific source of immorality. Its
deities themselves were stained with crimes that now
sent a mortal to the penitentiary. There was scarcely a
member of the Olympian Senate that would be admitted
into decent society among men. Could it be expected
that the virtue of the devotee would exceed that of the
divinity.
Goda partial, changeful, passionate, Sniak,
Whose altribules were rage, revenge, lust,”
could not be the authors of the con virtues in their
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New-York daily tribune. (1845). New-York [N.Y.], 1845-10-14. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1845-10-14/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1845-10-14.
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