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Fob 1573 Ij'f
'III I. FtJKUMOST
It is natural that each man, and each
class ot men, fehould have certain ideas
i aJjj c,ertu;n vonts liJtJ, S( n, to tlicni
. to lie most imperative. Aiid it is
imj)
natural that each should hold up his
ide m the specific which is to cure
the w-rhl's woes. How could it be
etlei wj.se ? Men look forth upon the
woild, and see certain wrongs which
licnU to be lighted. To thtm the I
protein is putvented, u Iluw to mijj ly j
whuj. is lacking?" And eacli re-j
spomis, " J.ij t my I oliey," " ii i -ply tuv ;
'f.
q eeiflc.
'Many men think they eon point out
tlieuihets of modern Foeie.'y and the ;
dtiL tows tendeneit s ( 1 our tiuu-, and
! each think." le L- s.ble to ?u:-e.-t tl- I
ground problem of all the pi ublctiiS i
I,r'-'iplo whic h, like an algebraic I
tluormi, shall deveh p a eojicct aj.-wer j
... ,1 t, . 1. ..,. .,.!.....;.. 1. , i
every tiiiiC, and H t the wot id at rigltts
iiliii' liwti ;ir"ti tli'il .1 VI iil tit 1'iN :i
' r" - !
J'up.; voted infaliiide. To (!,m tl
hat ;
at, i iars as th; one thin" lu-edliil i
I ' ' ------- ,
Tut,.; uulcfs Papal brains wtrc more ; jyable or d.-ath endurable.
iVrtile ot piugi -eivc ideas tu.d mag- I Scftl- the quetiou of Papal Infalli
natfSit.us M.'!itiment?'. theru w,.tild not bility either wty ( fur Vuu can do it
1 1 t t;;... f . 1 i
bt: liiueh t-iobubiiit v ot a uutvei.-a
itig coining I roui that quarter,
thoU-Mi a th.uisand Couti'ds
b. n:
vuto I him itifalH! !e.
Vet th
1 te
ire
min k that stem to ciceive i.u gt cater
ue.djtban that. Otlu mi 3, to prevent
int.! v:ttifi:s, i- what mot t:t-d to be
ot t.e ; a t.u
1. Ir-t -I V ,'li
i.W S
h;-
inneli
w
t he V. . i Ul 1.
, te I u u this r com -
tu telation. how uittcli taU nt ' ha b. en
en jI' S'd it cinbatin; the incipient
ear.i it-g fir d.:fp with a view t
i lis I r j veirent. r.nd the terus, Agrari
an ' and - Padieul," have leu. the
warring l-t aeons of the Con.- 1 v a t i c
world. 1
M re than half of E..igumd"s tderieal j
ret U,f Ut dav tne'i circlttHv e duct- j
ted, 'men well juul and we!! fed lor
lea l.r the rvc.td into whatever is
..,..,.1 i ... .t tin ;m ti.
",. J . . 1 1 1
whte!;l is trm are xvx' d and nlirmc 1 !
fur liiii aki of the r.eo:.h. beeaus! a '
i i i ' .1 t
etrtmri other plerieal L'e..th-m,iri ha
: lien ! 1 -eted to preach a seties of dis- i
e-ures in the Pnivetstty of Oxford,
' who fires his rhetoric not according to j
t.e uj-u 1 method, and who plume- his '
pulpit ariow? with feathers ftom sunt:
unsaftctihVd radteal bitd. The q iea-
lien with them is not whether Dean ;
Mant ) s erlnons hliail bo vigorous
and tl, inly, bat whether the j eople can
be ti uted to hear them. If thei
? sliotit l answtT the question, Hat uo i
I we u- ed most V the reply vould be.
!-Tah,ir.t,!nwn all heretics, in otder i
to guard the ark of the Lords' cove-
riant from the army of investigators.
Atid just on the opposite side is an
armyjof radicals, who stand very far
frrn tno roots tno Kri"at questions
thev lain would solve. The say that
tlie 4InS wc ccd most is to pull down
the ilead weights , throw overboard the
Kli jn Joua cut lo0i;e fro11 rcIi.
p'ous exercises, rnd take to the telc-
scope, the microscope, and the chem-
it H t.lblcS.
.1. ih'c on.l c;il ir'.-kiil.l li l.'ff
the causes of all our troubles, whieh
fail to be di.scovered by a survey of the
hi avens, or ty a cheuiieat unalvsis of
substances. ' !
Another proposed remedy for nations j
al indifference, a favorite theme of
ardent minds, is to recognize Deity by
a special clause in the Constitution;
or,, at more tersely," if not so elegantly
expressed by a radical, " Uy j putting
(Jod into tho Constitution." j Others
think the world would easily
be made right if the secret societies
could only bo got out of tho wny.
And !so, not fiudiug any other impor-
taut work to do there being a scarcity
of profitable jobs some men chase
with
eager
feet this last fleeting
pnvii
ego
of rendering a service to
humanity, and of winning historical
immortality. Occupations for men of
talent must bo scarco whoa this is the
best they can find to do.
Some men sweat over tl.e question
of Science rs. Scripture, as if the
sudden settlement of this belabored
controversy were all that is required to
lirin-r in the millennium. They say
this is the long- sought, unknown
quantity which is to ield the answer
to the last question in the world's
moral algebra. Uut solve it, settle
this qi etien fonvcr, aiid you have
(he world where you fund it a prey
to tiie same ku iwinir vultures' of evil,
Su we miht o all the way around and
Hud that each man's answer to 'the
question, What need we most
is
'liLVirnt Irum his neighbor s. ana mo-t
"1'tlo iu as ood as none at all.
Suppose you .discuss these vexatious
f'iif-tion.s in theologies, the question of j
1 nt motl.o.ls ot baptism, ot lligti
(,horeit and Eow Church, of Trinity or
l'"iiy. and all theret, and then
.,fih. th. r.--iih.r wav. n.i matter which.
f y
whaf 1
? Everything the
IU'j " r-i
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world uu m1. to ki4ow; everything th it
men feed U'-on that
makes life en-
,r:ii,f .,. tl. .? .,,n !
utnout lit ur, so little uu men
to it-
!
generally eare a! ut it ) ;
! li'j de-trved rest the
la
y
control t r.v ;
betwixt S nee
u.d Scrir.ture ( at I
Iiat, till we have time to sjare);
-b ci 'i alntat a method of bun
tim ; draw the hues sharply between i
01 thadox an ! hetordos, or obliterate
.1. . ... , 1 .. 1 .. !,
etitirely. and vo hav
1 1 1
e not
touched 'one of the vital needs of ;
-jei. ty. We would r-lill luck as tnueh
is men (1 r!h have never heard of I
these q a-tioas, or w!i ) repudiate the
0 ' w
whole ol them. Life would beja-t as j
hazardous and foeicty just as needy as 1
to day. There would still be one
other want, be.-ide which all others are
w ak indeed
1 r the answer to one single ques-
tin, Meiety can aOard to deed away
;f,r,,,r .tL.,L. ;.,..,r. ni.c,i !
e i . 1 1 r iil-'-. 11 ,
of Papal Infailil-iuty, nil its concern
abaut f-out.ditcfs r unsoundness on the
.1- i . it i- . '.contract, or practices seduction; or,,?.
e jteeliisni . an 1 ail it ever knew or' ' 1 . j
heard of points of doctrine. You may
vettfe : all tlo e quetions as you please,
and the world will be but little worse
.,,! ,u) Litter. They are not the
unknown (lU intifv in the world's moral
t ,j.ution. They meet no natural I
want ' I
i ne one ining we lick, wmni ;
e ireaing has not fl.uud out, which
premiums will not produce, bufwhich, j
" r,v --j
want easy to supply, is a generation of
vigotou,ly lionc-t men.
Whoever will tell how that article
may be produced will deserve the
gratitude of mankind, will prove
himself able to pilot society out of
innumerable ills. The teacher who
can tell how to produce that nnpur
chasabie, incorruptible kind of men has
a divine right to teach and to stand
preeminent in the world's esteem. It
is not more faith, but more conscien
tiousncss, that the world needs to day
Talk about development, unfoldment !
Faith is but the green blade.1
Conscientiousness is the full corn in
the ear. Faith does work : salvation
from some things ; but the number of
tilings it saves from is not to be
compared with th. number of things it
loaves us a prey to. I do not belicvo
that the world is losing either faith or
conscicntioancss, nor that it ever had
half as much of either to lose as is
supposed, especially of the latter.
The aspect ot society under faith is
to the aspect of society under conscien
tiousness, as the paler brilliancy of tho
night is to the sun's blaze ot meridian
bight. Light there is in faith ; but it
is a light in which thcro is more
concealed than revealed as much
excused as performed ; a light which
makes the distant stars more luminous
than tho dangerous places of earth
the approaching, glimmering future
more inviting than the impjnding,
imperative present.
Take a boy, try to uuJerstanJ ' jntut''' '''"lt,
J analyze him, and what is the problem t
1 what is the best tiling you can do With' ietii
jour charge? Without hesitation I"'1' '
; SaT
to K'vc r,'m integrity. Not
intellect so much as honesty, not faith
so much conscientiousness. ( ' ' ' ,i',
The waut of our time'is coinlnchiaVlUiV
honesty ; and until we can educate th'w
faculty in men, they will ride theolorgic-
al liobbies without a purpose, antTnevcrf j
leave them without a crash! 4 C1''
Wo have intcllcefual acuteness 2
enough on this continent to last ten
generations, lint it is joked toflie '.'
service of 6elfiihncs3 generally. If 'luL
there le trouble in the (Jovernmentit ,h a:',
is not Lccause the Governrntnt i3 :tn'''?v
blamp, but because " the men are bad,'! ,
in that they lack, what the world has2
all along lacked, a regnuut, indomitablo v
coiiCieti' tuusness. 4 fc
If ju-tice fails in the courts, it ia
not because justice is so hard a thing to
.... t 1 .1 I'?
a'auiini-ier, out oecause me juutciai- .
i,iUU,n gravitates towara a nt -avy pur.-.e--
l . A II 1 "
as the' magnetic needle toward1 1S-,
he pole. The trouble is with the
the men with the one who will offer
; pr'ee, and the 0:13 who will take it.
1 '
'n tue'r U10ral composition they lack
fli c-'ttni fri n f nut f'ttl art ttmftti
a "upttblo inntyjnot theology
but morality, without which they get
what they d sire by hook nr crook, skill
iUld murage, wit and venture, just as :i
i foxes, hawk, and vultures dx
We must have a generation of men
whose moral are sound at the roro
bcMrre we iao get out of our troubles
It is of but email comequenee what k't
man's lelicf U on Sunday, if on Mons
day, behind the counter, he pivea J
fouitecn ounces for a pound of sugar;
or sells one hundred and ninety pounds ,i st
for a barrel of floor; or retails a wcrtli-ifi.il
less patent medicine, or conceals the. Ut
cause of a disease, in hopes of profiting 5 t .j
by its effects; or makes a corner in.fw
Krain, oia, or siocks; or ouya or seua
a vote in Contrress or n opinion on the v far
. ,
ucnen : or is uumimui 10 tue miruairo?
wrings service from the unpaid laborer;
or tramples the feeling of men, or
trifles with the heart of women; or? ,,
lives beyond his income, asking, credit. ju
without the ability to piy ; or clnrs.6 ! 1 ;
exorbiant fees all such evil -deal v
f,',u which society suffers so muOA ,;i
rouu tiuui mo iaciw iu uivu ui uu : ? ?
thing, which ought to stand over theni' i
with a flaming sword to keep them iof-y
i w ut iuiuus ecunuicun
of honesty. How can we secura it' ia;. . ,
(he question. "Make the tree good ,?
and the fruit will be god, do you say?' !
Hut how How shall wo obtain the rft; tr
good tree? How fchall we keep out b. d
tree
So long as there is such a problem'"
unsolved, there is no room tor minor1'
oues. A. Crump
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PIliaVGXfTZOK Ol'CKl&IE.-- : At
Wo think the rationale of vice arid
time is very . imperfectly undetftocdlff
chose who lead public opinion,' ana
who make and execute our laws., LiLlo
do they dream how intimately connected
tare outward acts of depravity with inter)
nal morbid conditions. The GukUtiu
Age has a paragraph on this : subject, ,
worthy of profound attention: , ;f
" This sudject needs a ruorc radical and:
profouud treatment than it usullyrcj
ccives. The increase of crioio wo
deplore is not the result of thiT ftltefed
sentiaient respecting punishment, bflt
of a nuiriber of causes we have : cot
space to mention to-day. Conspicuous
among them arc the loosened habits ttf
our people; the neglect of moral, tiaiu?
ing at homo and at hoolj the greed
for wealth and the worship of success;
however gained; the breaking up of the
old order of society by railways; end
emigration, and the iintnence growth
aud preponderating influence of cities
which abound iu tho arts, opportunities
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