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Show "At the awful day of judgment, the discrimination of the good from the wicked, is not made by the criterion of sects or of dob-mas, dob-mas, but by one which constitutes the daily employment and the greatest end of Agriculture. The judge upen this occasion has by anticipation pronounced, that to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and give drink to the thirsty are the passports to future happiness; and the divine intelligence which selected an Agricultural state as a paradise forits first favorites has here again prescribed the Agricultural Ag-ricultural virtues as the means for the admission of their posterity into heaven." John Taylor |