On this page

• Text (1)

  Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

  • 

    Untitled Article

• Transcript

  • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

    Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

    Untitled Article

    cotiia the exalted aff ^ ctioti of good War & * & i ^ ectfag t& ^^ r ^ r tions for the good tf My ^ Ver ari . e In ffie sbaf Vft ** e vitie wife c ^ :

    iined but alike Important aff ^ ctfoos had riever ! b (^ - /' iteAfttuir ^ c { ^ The yoan ^ enthusi ast ivho has not learnt to distinguish between tlie glow of transient feeling , and the

    steady calm auction , leading to perseVe ^ iig ^ flSSirts in Spite of obstacles anrf discouragements , may deem it borioiiihkbie to his kind to maintain the affirmative ; and the theoretical pHil&offifer iiiay builcj Systvtnsj fptitUdid , nay even lovely to view , 6 ft tMt otifiViori ; 't furhg

    tvho listen ** to the experl | f > nce of ftges , arid ft ^' exaiiiitiecJ the laws h > y whieii tbe great forme * of the mind of man hp # tjound its . ope . rations , will uii hesitatingly pro . tiounce , that if the rock onwitchr the edvtipe rests niu ^ l be hewn

    away to complete it , the first rude storm will prove the structure baseless us the " fabric of a vision / 9 In individual ; minds , h& £ nevoleuc £ raay have some support bestedmeWL U& ^ mb * & fined irhirtties' i fetit if ^ i : fie % ecjei it rests on them Aioiie , anil wiffe dl di

    theirs it m \ % si st ^ n f ^ lh Ts it p 6 $ sible &at t ^ 6 » e Wtib Wis 1 i ti 3 ' t p form our calcul ^ tioiiK ^ the pripciptes of geiiera | Benevojence oiil ^ * n < l to negl ^ cf t % nearer clai ms of father , hiliband , brotli ^ r ^ frfen < f j or son , ever took imo tcfeoiiht tfii

    » Um Of evil * which would dyet- r * hdm ut if jof // " ; were to hi ? g ] ebt them ; and the impottaitee , ' tfi * ^ Cessily ^ of their existence coft ^ tituted a * Wl we , to the existence of the veiy rMa ^ ipte , Wf * i « lv tlJeV unthi ^ kiiigly > liic ^ it > ; f * p 6 sitf 4 n toiir We ^ iliiiobe 0 ^| 7 / ii r we * puU -b % rM : ' Ue ^! : &VAi tio k , * s now , Jhjstikeh j ftieiidi ; ff Kut ; ^ Jiilor * to the best interests * f

    Untitled Article

    . urn \ hntf 8 i * viau « i > h ^ tli ^^ r ^ beVoka tfee ^ div trf ; pfotiit pfeJlosophis ^ iy to ^^ ttr f ^ te ? to ektend ^ ' to ^ jfine , foI ' -di * . liect , " to animate then ) , is the part bf religious pllilos 6 p ) iyy r and here rjeli ^ ion and sound * philpso ph y ^^ haiid ^ fn hand ^ Tiue it isy 3 * 0 ill djrectcd affectibns may cljecfc the . growth of benevolence : ^ -let

    if Be oqr care ' to" make theiri sucb as ' she may apjprwe ; but wh ^ re we apprehend that I ^ er claims and theirs are at variance , let us : n&t

    fail to calculate ' * the general " con « Sequence of violat > Dg their 3 « be- * tore we yield to the saennce uhicb she may enjomr It is seldom thai ; these claims are jrnore than a { 5 par ^ frnfcJy ^ at Variance ;* --I ^ t ' ps aim to make our limited affections

    agreeatrle to general benevolence , — ^ Iv us enlightening , them , ^ vs dt puri » fyl ^ g th , e ^ n frpia ^ elf , and to injvigprate our general benevolence , by giving full scope to enlightened affectioiYy- —and ^ t&eir general dw recfipn , will ' ^ hno $ f uni formly ^ nc | g ^ fc tiMk We may safely trust ourselves io" the guidance of

    l Wd <^ iM M < & ** shom c <> me ^ e i f l ^ w tbe tUittvktioii ^ dtiFZ&d ^ ii ^ valeni affections : and thpugh tfVeir uuceneci

    enugn promptings wiU ottea have a jtende ^ cy contrary to ihat wjshcii for , we should always hesitate iii acting in decided opnosv tion to them . Sou , however w £ should bear in mi ^ id . tliat a d iffe r-

    may be |» Ven ti ? ' tJ ^ ir ' ifcefe . mfrftfo ^^ : ^ 0 ^^ m oi * f , " apd ; we may unhesitatingly ftiW'Wi&tf tb 5 ri ^ a . '( r * % fc 3 » f ^^ afrarWrt W' ^ nterit ^ thfe wJfitdr W ! - ¦ ' ¦ " •' One important principle must .

    Untitled Article

    ¦ On th ^^^ M ^ Ml ^ W&Mm&rtwn . M

• Citation
  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1808, page 201, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2391/page/29/