GOSPET, - The Gospel Magazine

TTID ANATIITJMAS AGAINST TIIE SO-CALLED ANTINOMIANSM WEIGIIIiD. 507
ifrunee to fulminate curses, It is o,f an utterlt! ileba*rl and, brutal inaginttirtl
! a mass of moral und, intellecti,tl putridily-: a pestilence ; an anti-euungelin.l
enormity; rhe rcr1y aampi,re o! a church ; ai nboriion ; a nxonsler ; an anitnated
ren, a blind ltut drulent eucrescence, secretl,y suckinp,the tiral, element with
m.urdentus natignity ,: It is contenptuous, impertinent, air! d,ogmntic,il, Its recipi,ents
are the ignorant, the conceited, and the uulgur, &.c.,, And rhrrs he qoes
o.rt, as he savs, " prrrnittiug his pen to run rvitlrout rcstraint, because he believes
tlf at nune can he requirerl ; ttor can he give any - adequare idea of the impiety and
magnitude of this rnonstrous perrersion,',
It wo.rrld pu-zzlea fhilodelphian larvyer to see that he has given ,, ang arlequa.te"
idea of ryhat lre is atternpting to rleslribe ; abuse aud scarrrlal, the iakings
and scrapinqs of lris (fit language orrly ftrr sorne renegatle chartist, or the ravinfis
of.a Ronrish pciesr) filthy potsherd being the chief irrgredients in his rnenral
rnixfure. But tlrere is ole idea of wlrich he gives plain and palpable evidence
irrdecrl, and tlrat is, that the.enrnity of hislreir.t is,'nlv b,,un,itd by his inability
to utter it. 1'he poisorr rrn