Since the publication of Miller's Prophecies
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Since the publication Of Miller's Prophecies,
another clergyman has come out against him. 1t
the opinion of the latter that the world will not
be destroyed in 1843, as predicted by the Rev.
Mr.. Miller This is very consong and we be-
gin TO breathe freely again. That the reasoning
of Miler's opponent is more ingenious than that
of his antagonist, may be inferred from the fact,
that while Miller convinced very few, the Public
have very generally concluded, since the appear
ance of the other work, that the world will NOT
be destroyed so soon as was talked of. For our
part, we think they had both better mind their
preaching, and let the world alone; it won't stop
turning for them. A clergyman ought not to
Know much about the terrestrial globe, and the
world has always gone better when the clergy
have not meddled with it.--N. f.. Gdldry.