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Christiaaity.-Christianity, like a child, goes wandering over the world. Fearless in it's nnocense, 1t is not abashed before princes nor confounded by the wisdom ofsynods - Before it the blood-stained warrior sheaths his sword and plusks the laurel from his brow--the midnight murderer turns from his purpose, and like the heart smitten disciple, goes out aud weeps bitterly. It brings lber- ty to the captive, joy to the mourner, free dom to the slave, repentance and forgiveness to the sinner, hope 10 the faint-hcartcl, and assurance to the dying. It enters the hut of the poor man, and sits down with him and his children; 1t makes them conlented in the midst of privations, and leaves behind an everlasting blessing. It walks through great cities amid all their pomp and splcndor, their imaginable pride and their unutierabic misc ", purifying, ennobling, correcting and re- deeming angel It is alike q beautiful com panion of childhood and the comfortable as- sociatc of old age. It ennobles the noble, gives wisdom 10 the wise and new grace to the lovely. The patriot, the priest, the poet and the eloquent man, all derive their sub lime power from its influence.

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