VOL. 2-NO. AZ.
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The case of Goddard is replete with interest
and admoniton. We have known him gon.
tleman of pleasing department, good judgment
and highly honorable feelings. That he is now,
as to the comparison he would sustain with others
who possess general esteem and confidence, badly
depraved, even this astounding developement Of
transgressions cannot convince those who best
know him. Those delusons which are past the
understanding Of men. and the IN ysteries of mo-
raj conduct which part Of life, must explain,
if any thing can explain, the hallucinaon which
in this instance vanquished the virtue of ami.
able citizen. and impelled him into high crimo
against the Divine and social law.


We are willing to believe that in the bitter re.
pentance and acute suffering that now constitute
his lot dailv fha morn nsniins wili .L.;-
strength and restore him, useful man, to tho
public whose confidence he has abused, and true
member to the family from whose arms he is un-
expec,edy snatched in the poriod of his well
earned respectability.


TO inculcate a more heartfelt sense Of moral
obligation, and to instruct men how essential TO
the very existence of human society is the law
Of honesty-and perhaps to impress upon the mind
the majesty Of our laws which guard every in
terest Of the community by flaming sword,
this painful occurrence may have been intended.
Heaven grant that the purpose may be accom-
pshed. Worcester Eeis.


True Piety.-The Young Mon of Mobile have
project foot TO raise by subscription the sum OF
$500, for tho use of the Rev. Jefferson Hamilton,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church in that CITY,
The governing motives in this enterprise, are, as
stated by the Daily Advertiser, that he has been
the only regular, statoned Protestant Clergy
who remained in the city during the entlre sea-
son thus far, ministering necessarily to the sick.
the dying, and tho dead and that in these holy
offices, and in acts Of kindness to the suffering
poor, it is nderstood that he has already expend-
ed his entire salary for the present year. About
thirty subscribers, at 81 each, it is said, are al.
ready procured, and we trust the list will be short
ly filled.


The editors of the Advertiser adds TO the above:
"We cannot refrain from noticing the unremt.
ted attentions to the sick and dying, paid by the
resident Catholic CIergymen of this city aud vi
cinity, and also by the officiating clergyman of,he
Episcopal Church, who have all remained hero
thus far, through the sicky season. Their kind
and pious mnslratons have doubtless carried con.
ISOLATION the bosoms of fhundreds-perhaps thou
sands Of those who wore smarting under afiliction
and dislress."--N O. Pic. .-.