WHOLE No. 1910.
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authority to be exercised by it.
10 60 about doing good, and to
call every man a brother, is It's
delight. This spirit thWarts tho
plans and condemns the Practi-
ces of aspirants, both church and
state. Christianity is a great lev
oler. It begins with the broad
equality Of men, and puts upon
each man such greatimportance
that office loses its consequence
and its power. A bad man, how
ever high III Office or wealth, is,
by the measure Of Christianity,
put far beneath the poorest disci-
ole in the estimate Of both God
and man. 1t is not strange,
therefore. that the proud, the am


bilious, the bad of every name,
should hate, and seek to destroy


the persons who, by merely i'm


itating the example of their Mas


ter, bring discredit on bad great


men. Accommodation is there


fore broughtin to get rid ofthem,


and 50 industriously is the knife


applied, that the sound fruit is
Isomo times cut away until little


remains except a rotten core


Journal Of Commerce.