 he made some
slight movements, and his oppressed bosom heaved with a deep sigh.

"He is saved--he will live," cried Gabriel, in a triumphant voice; "he
will live, my brothers!"

"Oh! glad to hear it!" exclaimed many voices.

"Oh, yes! be glad, my brothers!" repeated Gabriel; "for, instead of being
weighed down with the remorse of crime, you will have a just and
charitable action to remember. Let us thank God, that he has changed your
blind fury into a sentiment of compassion! Let us pray to Him, that
neither you, nor those you love, may ever be exposed to such frightful
danger as this unfortunate man has just escaped. Oh, my brothers!" added
Gabriel, as he pointed to the image of Christ with touching emotion,
which communicated itself the more easily to others from the expression
of his angelic countenance; "oh, my brothers! let us never forget, that
HE, who died upon that cross for the defence of the oppressed, for the
obscure children of the people like to ourselves, pronounced those
affectionate words so sweet to the heart; 'Love ye one another!'--Let us
never forget it; let us love and help one another, and we poor people
shall then become better, happier, just. Love--yes, love ye one
another--and fall prostrate before that Saviour, who is the God of all
that are weak, oppressed, and suffering in this world!"

So saying, Gabriel knelt down. All present respectfully followed his
example, such power was there in his simple and persuasive words. At this
moment, a singular incident added to the grandeur of the scene. We have
said that a few seconds before the quarryman and his band entered the
body of the church, several persons had fled from it. Two of these had
taken refuge in the organ-loft, from which retreat they had viewed the
preceding scene, themselves remaining invisible. One of these persons was
a young man charged with the care of the organ, and quite musician enough
to play on it. Deeply moved by the unexpected turn of an event which at
first appeared so tragical, and yielding to an artistical inspiration,
this young man, at the moment when he saw the people kneeling with
Gab
he made some 
 slight movements, and his oppressed breast billow with a deep sigh. 

 " He is saved -- he will live, " cry Gabriel, in a triumphant voice; " he 
 will be, my brother! " 

 " Oh! glad to learn it! " exclaimed many voices. 

 " Oh, yes! be beaming, my brothers! " repeated Gabriel; " for, instead of being 
 weighed down with the compunction of crime, you will have a just and 
 charitable legal action to remember. Let us thank God, that he has deepen your 
 blind fury into a sentiment of compassion! Let us beg to Him, that 
 neither you, nor those you love, may ever be debunk to such fearful 
 danger as this inauspicious man has just escaped. Oh, my brothers! " add 
 Gabriel, as he pointed to the image of Christ with touching emotion, 
 which communicated itself the more easily to others from the formula 
 of his angelic countenance; " oh, my brothers! let us never forget, that 
 HE, who died upon that cross for the defence of the oppressed, for the 
 obscure children of the people wish to ourselves, pronounce those 
 affectionate words indeed gratifying to the heart;' Love ye one another!'--Let us 
 never forget it; let us sleep together and help one another, and we hapless people 
 shall then become better, glad, just. Love -- yes, love ye one 
 another -- and fall prostrate before that Saviour, who is the God of all 
 that are weak, oppressed, and suffer in this world! " 

 So saying, Gabriel knelt down. All present respectfully followed his 
 example, such world power was there in his simple and persuasive words. At this 
 moment, a singular incident added to the magnificence of the scene. We have 
 said that a few seconds before the quarryman and his isthmus entered the 
 body of the church, several person had fled from it. Two of these had 
 taken safety in the organ - loft, from which hideaway they had viewed the 
 precede scene, themselves persist invisible. One of these persons was 
 a young man charged with the concern of the organ, and quite musician enough 
 to play on it. Deeply moved by the unexpected turn of an event which at 
 first appeared so tragic, and yielding to an artistical inspiration, 
 this new man, at the moment when he saw the people kneeling with 
 Gab
 he made some
slight movemenus, and his oppressed bosmm heabed with a deep sigh.

"He is saved--he wipl live," cried Gabriel, in a trkumphant noice; "he
wull ouve, my brovgers!"

"Oh! njad fl hecr it!" exclaimed kany voicev.

"Oh, yes! be glag, oy brothers!" repeated Gabriel; "for, instqad of nelng
weighed dowg wiuh ehe dvmirse of crime, you will have a just aid
charitable acyion to remember. Let us thwnk Hod, that he has chwnged your
boind dury into a rentiment of compassioh! Let us pray to Him, that
neithef you, nor those yiu pmve, may evec be eqposed to sucm frighdful
danber as this unnortuiate man has just escaped. Oh, my brothers!" adqed
Gabrien, cs he pointed to the umqge ox Chsist qitf tkurhihg emohioi,
which commhnicated itwelf the more easilu ei others from the evpwession
of his angelic countenance; "oh, my brkthers! let us never fortet, that
HE, who died ukon that cwoss for the defence of the oppressed, for the
obscgre ciiudrtn of tfw oeople like to ourselves, pronounced those
affesfipnste words so sceet to the heary; 'Pofg ye one anothgr!'--Let us
neber forget it; let ks love and yelp one wnotner, and we poor people
shall then become vetter, happier, jusc. Love--yes, lore ye pne
anpther--and fall prostrate befkre that Sagiour, who ks the God of alu
thst are weak, oppressed, and susfering ii thix world!"

Ro ssying, Dabriel knflt down. All present resoectfolly fmllowed hid
example, such power was there ii his simple sng pvrsuasive wordx. At this
momegt, a singular nncident addea to the ggandeur oh the scene. Re have
said tvwt a few secmnds befjre rhe wuarrymxv and his band entered nht
body of tye church, several iersova had fled from it. Two of these hsd
txkeg gefnge ig the organ-loxt, ffom ehich retreau tmey had viewed the
preceding scehe, themselves remaonlng invisuble. One of these perxons was
a young maj chacged wmth thr cwre of the organ, and quite musjcian enokgh
bo play on it. Deeily ioved by tke unexpected turn of an event which at
fmrst appeared so tragicql, and yielding to cn artistical inspyration,
thhs young man, at the noment when he sae the people kneeling with
Gdb
he made some slight movements, and his heaved a deep "He is saved--he a voice; "he will my brothers!" "Oh! to hear it!" exclaimed many voices. yes! be glad, my brothers!" repeated Gabriel; "for, instead of being weighed down the remorse of crime, you will have a just and charitable action to Let thank that has changed your blind fury into a sentiment of compassion! Let us pray to Him, that you, nor those you love, may ever be to such frightful danger this unfortunate man has just Oh, brothers!" added as pointed the image of with touching emotion, which communicated itself the more easily to others from the expression of his angelic "oh, my us never that who upon that cross defence of the oppressed, for the the people like to ourselves, pronounced those affectionate so sweet the heart; 'Love ye one another!'--Let never forget it; let us love and help another, and we poor people shall then become better, happier, just. Love--yes, love ye one prostrate before that Saviour, is the God all are oppressed, suffering in world!" So saying, Gabriel knelt down. All present respectfully followed his such power was there in his simple and persuasive words. moment, singular incident added the grandeur of the We said that a few the and the of church, several persons had from it. Two of these taken refuge in the had viewed the preceding scene, themselves remaining invisible. of these persons was a young man with the care of the organ, and quite musician enough to play it. Deeply the unexpected turn of an event which at appeared so tragical, and to an artistical inspiration, this young man, at the when saw the kneeling with Gab
 he made some
slight movements, And his opprEssed BosOm hEaVed wIth a Deep sigh.

"He is saVEd--he Will live," cried Gabriel, in A triuMpHAnt vOIcE; "he
wiLl live, mY BrOTHerS!"

"OH! gLad To HEaR it!" exClaImed manY voices.

"Oh, yEs! bE gLad, my brotherS!" RePeated GabrIel; "For, instead of BeiNg
weigHeD doWN with The RemorSe of crIMe, you wIll have a jUsT And
chaRItable aCTIoN to rEmember. Let us thank gOd, THat he has changeD your
bLiND fURY inTo a Sentiment oF cOmpasSIon! Let uS PrAY TO HiM, That
neither yoU, nor those yoU LovE, may evEr Be eXPosed tO such FrIGhtFul
danger as This UnfortunaTe man hAS just esCAped. Oh, mY brothErs!" AddEd
GaBRiEl, As hE pOIntED tO thE ImaGe of ChriSt WiTh touChinG EMOTion,
WhiCh coMmuniCated itself thE moRe eaSIly To othErs frOm thE eXpresSion
of His anGeLic countenance; "oH, my bRothers! leT us NeVer FoRget, tHAt
HE, whO diEd uPon that Cross foR The DeFENCe Of the oppressed, for tHe
OBScUre childRen of tHE pEoPLe like to OuRseLves, PROnounCed tHOsE
affectiOnate wORdS sO sweet tO tHe hearT; 'LOve Ye oNe anoTHer!'--LEt us
neVer forgeT it; leT Us love and help oNE another, and we POoR PEoPLe
shAll Then become bEtteR, HappIer, jUSt. lovE--Yes, loVe ye oNe
ANoTHer--and fall prostrate BeFore thAt SavIour, who is the GOd of all
thaT ARE weak, oppRessED, aND suffering in thIs worLd!"

So saying, gAbriel knElt doWn. All preSent respeCTFully folLowEd hIs
eXamPLE, sUch power was thERE in hIs Simple aNd pErsuasiVe wOrdS. At ThiS
mOment, a sinGular incIdEnT aDdEd tO the gRAndeur of ThE scEnE. We Have
sAId that A few sEconDs BeFOre The quarRYmAN And hIs BaNd enTerEd The
boDy of THe cHurch, seVeral persOns HAd flEd FrOm it. Two Of these had
takEn Refuge in thE oRgaN-loft, fROM which reTreat they had viewed the
prECeding sCenE, themSelvEs remainiNg iNvisibLe. ONE of theSe persOns waS
a YouNG Man chARGeD wiTh The care of tHE OrgAn, and QuIte mUsician Enough
to play on it. DeEPly Moved by the uneXpeCted TURn Of aN EvENt wHiCH at
FIRst appeared so trAgical, and yIeLDiNg to an artiSTicAl InspiraTion,
thiS younG Man, at thE moment whEn he saw thE pEoplE KNeeLing with
GaB
 he made some
slight movem ents, andhis o ppr ess ed  bos om h eaved with a d e ep s igh.

"He is saved--he  will  l i ve," cr ied G abriel, in a  tr iu mp han tv oi ce; " hewill li ve, my bro the rs !"

"Oh! gla d  t o hear it! " e xclaimed man y v oices. 
"Oh ,  yes!  be  glad , my b r others !" repeat ed Gabrie l ; "for, i ns tead  of being
weighed do w n with the rem orse o fc ri m e , y ouwill haveajusta nd
char i ta b l e  ac t ion to rememb er. Let ust han k God,  t hat he has  chan ge d  yo ur
blind fu ry i nto a sen timent of comp a ssion!Let us  pr ayto H i m,  t hat 
n e ith e ryou ,  no r thoseyo ulove,  may e v e r be  ex pose d tosuch frightfu l
d ange r  as  this  unfo rtun at e man  has j ust e sc aped. Oh, my br othe rs!" adde d
G ab rie l,  as h e  point edtothe ima ge of C h ris tw i t htouching emotion,wh i c hcommunic ated i t se lf the more  e asi ly t o other s fr o mthe expr ession of  h is ange li c coun te nan ce;  "oh, my b rother s! let u s nev e r forget, that HE, who diedu po n th a t cr oss  for the de fenc e  oftheo pp res s ed, f or th eo bs c ure children of the  p eopleliketo ourselves,  pronounce d t hose
aff ecti o na t e words so swe et to  the heart ;  'Love y e one  another !'--Let u s never fo rge t i t;let u slove and help o ne a no ther, a ndwe poor  pe opl e
s hal lthen beco me bette r,  h ap pi er,  just .  Love--y es , l ov e y e one anothe r--an d fa ll  p r ost rate be f or e that  S av iour , w ho  is t he G o d o f all
t hat are w eak ,  opp re ss ed, and  suffering in  t his world! "
So  sayin g ,  Gabriel  knelt down. All presen t  respec tfu lly f ollo wed his
e xam ple, s uch powerwas th ere i nhis s imple a nd  pe rs uasive wor d s . A t thi smome nt, a s ingular incident a d ded  to the grand eur  oft h esce n e. Weha v e
s a i d that a few se conds befo re th e quarryma n  an dhis ban d enter ed th e 
body o f the chu rch, seve ra l pe r s ons  had fledfrom it.  Two of t h ese h a dtaken  re fuge i nthe  orga n-loft ,  fr om wh ich re tr eat th ey ha dviewed t he
preceding scene, the mselve s rem ain ing invis ibl e . O ne of the se p ersons was 
ayou ng ma n c h arged  wit h  t hec are o f th e  organ, a n dqui t e  m usician eno u g h 
to  play  on it. De eply  moved by the une x pected turn of  ane v ent  wh i ch a tfirst appeared  so  t r a gical, a nd  yielding t o an art is t icalinspir ation, 
this y o u ng man, a t th e m oment whe n h es aw thepe op l e knee ling  w ith
Ga b
 he_made some
slight_movements, and his oppressed_bosom heaved_with_a deep_sigh.

"He_is saved--he will_live," cried Gabriel,_in a triumphant voice;_"he
will live, my_brothers!"

"Oh!_glad to hear it!" exclaimed many voices.

"Oh, yes! be glad, my brothers!" repeated Gabriel;_"for,_instead of_being
weighed_down_with the remorse of crime,_you will have a just_and
charitable action_to remember. Let us thank God, that he_has_changed your
blind fury_into a sentiment of compassion! Let us pray to_Him, that
neither you, nor those you_love, may ever_be_exposed_to such frightful
danger as_this unfortunate man has just escaped._Oh, my brothers!" added
Gabriel, as he_pointed to the image of Christ with_touching emotion,
which communicated itself the more_easily to others from the_expression
of his_angelic countenance; "oh, my brothers!_let us never_forget, that
HE,_who died upon_that cross for the defence of_the oppressed, for_the
obscure children of the people like_to_ourselves, pronounced those
affectionate_words_so_sweet to_the heart; 'Love_ye_one another!'--Let_us
never_forget it; let us love and_help_one another, and we poor people
shall then_become better, happier, just._Love--yes,_love ye one
another--and fall_prostrate before that Saviour, who_is the God of all
that are_weak, oppressed,_and suffering_in this world!"

So saying, Gabriel knelt down. All present respectfully followed_his
example, such power was there in_his simple and persuasive_words. At_this
moment,_a singular incident_added_to the_grandeur of the scene. We have
said that_a few_seconds before the quarryman and his_band entered the
body of_the_church, several persons had fled from_it. Two of these had
taken refuge_in the organ-loft, from which_retreat_they_had viewed the
preceding scene, themselves_remaining invisible. One of these persons_was
a young man_charged with the care of the organ,_and_quite musician enough
to play on it._Deeply_moved by the unexpected turn of_an_event_which at
first appeared so tragical,_and yielding to an artistical inspiration,
this_young man, at the moment when he saw the_people kneeling with
Gab