07 Aug 1852
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Newspaper
Columbia Spy
Location
Columbia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1852
Page
1
A mournful tale recalls a boy Willy stealing an apple, led by a conscience symbolized by a harp. His father is gone. the Maker remains as Willy hides in his chamber and prays for forgiveness. The verse centers on remorse and divine judgment.
A fragmentary poem recalls a twilight scene on mossy rocks with Tand Uinn and a shepherd, referencing keeping flocks and a past romance. The speaker laments distance and weariness, thinking of Ulua and the moor, ships, and ore while memories persist.
A New Jersey observer details the North American Phalanx at Monmouth County. He describes land, mills, housing, and labor saving systems, noting improved farming, low living costs, and high labor respect. He weighs social and religious changes, praising cooperation yet calling for better education and administration.
A London Baptist miscellany piece reflects on God as light and the soul’s need for purification. It contrasts fallen humanity with the heavenly throne, proposing the Holy Spirit as guide and advocate toward a higher state of manesty above.
The Hon. Daniel Webster closes his remarks to the New York Historical Society urging reliance on Almighty God and Christian virtue for the nation’s future. He warns that rejecting religious instruction and morality could bring a sudden catastrophe, then contrasts darkness of sin with Christ as light and life.
A voice extols life’s beauty and urges happiness through charity and mutual aid. It condemns intemperance as a societal destroyer, counsels overcoming selfishness, and reminds readers that God and nature offer continual sunshine if one chooses gratitude and kindness.
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