The Topeka State Journal (Topeka, Kansas)
March 19, 1894

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-f o r .1 :k. 1 i'i i O U ii J, 1 JC t 1 il i-J JCC l., -it. k. J. i.'CO it X f 5 I 7'- 5 f a- t 1 j V i L i U I l 111 1 H i ilii Liivk',:i?H in Harper County i" Alliance Men. Th-y TIo'j the Lf-sal Owner of a Farm. 11 l j. m.j it P: L i. A iJ -A A- inept G:uIo!i City Society Hui Arrested. M .m ud h .rb-. i P i .v r; plaint t .at P ey i ve- i -m u toxi m! i a i r ii'-i "ma e.. :t es u-'".-it ol J i c e P P. i u court As a -core y ju-u; men v circle, I he tr' C-ti SjLT one, a war J'.ii'j of on :i havp. a J the !i,e i. folate i II i h IS I L i. hrs-vn sub- The Northern 1 i .tie i teis n v ill be erv x ew TALMAG2 PRRACHE5 ON THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL. i ii Wr a V tan In I t I. I tue r I i jl 1 1 r j e on t of fTfr v i h" 1 it t it I a c. c i k i. t i ol ta i-r I .1 I C 1!1 I j i i i -s t c i a a in tt-r 1 M I W r.'i- ita, ori-ii.i in lt i r i r ii t

t t i i i- t I x i-f 1 t 1 i rf 1 i i i iii it i t i'"1 t 11. X 1 u I f fieri i t 1 i f i i ati t i t I v I I 1 t 1 I V, i-, I lit f 1 Tll. .,U"'.l WiiS I 1 'Ai-:t of r ns5.-Ki;i or- i r r v 1 i.o oo i?ti'i;to ill- c l o u Li i r bo i i a i i j i r. t ',i i it"' r V i A a J 1 I I l r n U L. In the Next Congress Things .ir. l'aviK'. t '-in t t t r "Tn t' I'll11" Ai -lb -1 Mf.tb.LA iii I It t Aa Answer to tb C'luareo ttiat C:hri ttauitr is On the Ufcltne .Mpiisurir: Infidelity Christiatiitjr in tiou. txit- nineteen extinct. 1 lie tenturv is i;ear, v and as tperc Have be c a mt;re i.it, 1 i x i 1 t I i t .r. t i s i f t But Events Teaeli Even the Most V.l j.Ul'.IU ill 1 1 r 1 I ill!. i f 11 i r v i i i .11 ill :r-.l.iV !i'at. ii'-.i-f Ml i-X'-.t At f ill 1.1. .r.'. i't i l i i. In I 1 I i t. t ci r -i ii 1 1 l 1 r" 1 a 1 t i 3 t lilt i i Ai)of'i i ri isvI t i i t i i a i i i r I f railv r u i li i.i.a;:is. wn. ;o uj. X t t 1 1 1 Irr t 1 i mi.- i n .i Mela: I' ii k V. 1 1 i a 1.1 1 ,1. t. 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Ii ;vi K n aiai am Xiurit. a.i ot i i t i a v i'i r 'jr;- 1 5 li l, i WV- a KM' N' 11VISG. r I it r,-y i E ly at Oniilia A V. ir-hl-a M.in MiikM a lcte r mined At- V h tl.e i i i ei r. teillt 1 Kill H i Hi i. 1 M A 1 'O j i 1 ii i 1 W i w wai.x' s..-he.h.if c-.-.tif. s rt'u;n.iii I t 1 1 i f t u to Ihv Jit.- taa :..arri.'!-, ;th t it-cai aii ot.T-, j t i j. tii ia-fare Ar' iaa t'l.tr i. t-nti:i their a a a a t i. 1; 1 ,i a a 1 ivi-r. j S Ut- o t L i a 1 1 i-aa i oar- I I t 1' i l I ii-al l-.-f; tKo S; :aa ;a a ll-l Wt re j t- -t i r u lac ol rju.'ii on rats tutj I vvai.i S..;..-ru t.- oaa:: t f r'upa Korty j I .'u l J i) J i eailt-av ari n n to t;f tie tlo il irareiioes a I tv t t i f t t i reirir.K to Jit--in. i ii t -ii'tit-itlji i 1 dli i j r e r II i i V lilt! 1 I t H t r. v 'jiriser't' l i 1 I on a f a,:, e. i 1 I t 1 I i (f i nit i l iii i i r i i i i i r i- i i it1 a- -ho: t r J :4 i ;t nrr-;ir;:j n i iitair i.l,e tiiaai 'a'-i or r-a.'i v;.ri....r- i i i V j n t 1 t a. -a v ht aa.aJe. I 1 t I VI l.NOOr.MMiU'RTI?. ...1-... LL, ,.i I-. -'a.n .h r i-;n'.!iral5!. m r i I it m n i 131 o ii i j for i a a v i a l a a- I H i :ti in t I'.mrili IUtrlct. i l.t- t ,r i ,-s 1 I Ki-.n., Mim-Ii 1'.'. Dalo-ates f o 3i i !.i iaoit'i t-i ntr .'.sswu.il .liitrict Ue- t I ia a ii.'ia, ,r t.'.e 'ara,'. a; i.jii he-M li.-re -i I i- i I i 'i I LI.fi. t't i t" Wat port C uurit C Jr 1 ,r J lis or riai..; Ointon, -.com.; E i.ui.is.iKi;'. K.O., 5Iureh iii.- The lv s ai" 11 1 K-"- ii; ii'.ah: C' i";y i-ci'iiv m.'T litre a "r 1 1 i 1 11 u -'i Stup II. WA !i"rTP", March 13. ?'p-c1al. Tiia tfiUM' of true lov- i.-c..- moro ri n. iatj aLiy in x he iouj i nai: c party a tLe bun -e lrm:c over t im af a.roori i i n b:iin onil the -eiae gi-t ivauy for its taritt iirii:. Ia t.ieiiih! ti; as t;: iL'mapo;;J ta,t i:suaiiy look ata-r tiie in-Iecuai cins.-t-s, aiei of iil tm h h t ut-re is ci.-rt.iicly worn iinottriaio-ly iit-Klfct-(a t i;ai tiie itfpulslican cori.a-ro--iiieii from ti esootii. 'i'Lay iire iaoaed a lonely -x-t seven in ail ;.iu.i certs ia to be fewer sf.ou by t eci-ioii a; ce-ntc-tu.J caia. Ijut tl ej" aro pit city fvilows ami really U serve more aiteatiou than they (,vu reoeivetl. Asa la.'iitor of biair.ek fact, if we t?x fluoe Pt. l,c;::!s aial iat Ive-. 1 1 1 cky a sol Toooar, viijich ran iairrUr be cai.ed part of 1 sou th t bere are but two sou" h ern oienu bi ica riK in oovjj. re--s. Messrs. IJouk and Inykir Teniit9ae Lave both been hnn.e towi- about their feijees, umi despitt s ni? ill Jock are foil f a eeai'ajeTire that r ai iy set-ins su biiiiie that t he i i t afhi i c-ti.-ij of sua tLtTti Kepii oiicnos ij but for a 11.01 lent, iiiri that thf-ir party ia all the midtilo sootii is about to e-jjay a j!oriai rt inrrcctioti. A soufbi-rn Kepu hiiean c it t: ;-ina:i is in heed so I'.rea pro Kiel of i be ,-M-ut ieep. 1 iar eon i i i ai that he deservei The study of the political u a X aralis; s. A i .i se:i 1 i i I r. takii),jr on this sabieet ;:ti:.l a h wiiis your correspj ini at Hen. Pert-no K. Ihiyneof Xov Yori; K'V'S bis oaiaian tiiat ou-ii la o.f a few cities la T hern i Jena icrs t ie Ci'iurrvsssuifii will ,v about as much oi a rarii.y in the ii;.at bouf a the prr -port ion ite p'-p-iltsti'tn b. iiiu cousO.ered. hlr. Payrio s iio u ia; y -"i ines 1 o he p iot. i erbaily i.it taktstiiiOii'ist ias-ea e v lew i f T he si t ia- Brooklyn', X. Y. a.lorca In the Talertiiiole to-day. Kev. br. Talioaye preachpLi a naa-t eiooueiit ao.i eiair acter.'stieally vij."or.'its surtiiun in ia.fa tation of the of'.-ri'tiinvuJ -sei'timi of the eneioies of riaia-iou that Cdiris tianity is retrora. i ioar and tiie Idble losing its held l:ouli the laairls and consciences of laen. Tiie subject of tiie discourse as ai.:io.iiii-J was: "From (.oiieiiest to Coia;ue-t," the text beina; taken from Ana s 0 x iii. "Heboid the days ceinie, s.htb tiie Lord, thai the phowniuu shall over take the reaper. Picture of a tropical clime with a Eeasou so jTo-pi ruUs tlr.tt tlw barvest reaches clear uvir tu toe p:ititiiia time and tl.e swartliv bo -bei n-u nai n t cr j t hi ill' tilt f have to teil y.a.i. s i i i e i i w s i i .1 lir 1 x st t j t t i w t t t !i 1 llPV p I ti 1 1 1 I I I s 1 I I J t W 1 evt. vv t J 1 t t I 1 I f iron v coi; rare.-. i t 1 .iiiujrica. i to ere ar. r i r-e t t lal i t i i illt.l 1 i The i id. ..i 1 f.a. f t 1 ti. t M LI illlV l t sivingimr r th siooil 111 1. 1 lei tiocl: iar; lit.) 1 1 a 1 s a v s 'ill ew ii ri x. fa leans are it ii y a 'a a s ease ati. oi and oiected tea 1 11 't tc tie oc. nre-,-i oi il Coaven- I a .d i 'is in a oed thtjru f.r Charles Cur- I l aiUhiHF, Kan., 31 arch I '..--At 1 1 ia s a:.' i o a i o aVfSti..u of Morns e.v hers to lay a straa dele a:tti jii i 11 i st 1; !epre-ent tl.,; cjilhty at ''J.oesiioisi convciitiori, tj he hehi 'aa-ii' a. Ail ut" them are frieu-ls oh s A V 1 I 1 m N i I i 1 N i r VVi- Ire i'-'. 1 I.lerd.ant Has i f unit 1 an a i i v V."!. sm a, hiareb 1$. Io,.r Little An- r.h 11 1'iii'V ii dym a: tiie j low works. I i-th- i hii- no" the Uer.di.e of that a.--) t lad has di oerhtiai AtUfrican auii- 'r'lO: liO lliltil .aa.l SO iOOia-. The f-O'L Is Lib oif y i in n ii ire nor iesi d ta-a a p be by iephant owned .y Jusepii aid::t'...i t! a c rcoiiiian, whu is wiater i a.- i 'i this c i:y. i- ri..i,iy Aini-' wit the picture of health; t i-l iy aii' is ly.nir low with a fever and t r:i ...aaia-v s a- iaay bo hi i!tr prave. cut d ..a a ai h.c a ro; time uf lu-r votsth tu r;- re. 11 or ca-e is a sad one. i i a- y teen na aiTi.s old. an-i Ih.iaO I f v 3;'o.i awi v fr an lar native land. Burn- I iiia ith t fever without a father or fach'T. -i-a." or brotlier to comfort her t i I ha a. Vrr e is not la-e of her a.;e. hi!!- loidii toh -,a'0 I'OUli.h. t io.f i l!AXt f S HI I-.K!1. I -'Is. Ii fad as the day is lora.r. Persi eialJy he is X l! IJ -t y. I 1 f I 1 !1 C I -itilir 'ie t 1 -oil t. i i ri ov r i H i-i i n i i c t t f slei't ill 1 1 I 1 ad we have to uo is i- fceeo on as we are I t i- tr r j i n a a-1 po;;iti:!s on t toe lams of lie i r j. t nix,. -s't 1 ae resia rs 1. 1 y i ii i i il re n. I 1 1 s tl 1 Ir it! l r i I rt VI f 1 1 V f t i 1 t 11- 1,1 trie cost of edaeat i iiia iiiiiiaii hilar -n. l 1 1 -i u 'in i t t i t t If t J s iboie were to irianm caaioraii i-iaioiau v i t i i f T,rs sts t ti r f s t i ii I tlll!C -(III it r t r i x t i i.-.ia:,.!. ..:L jj-.-t on t re pooits f)t t uei r hoc-:-ai con iinu i v. 1 1 ill r T i! I i 1 s 1 1 t 1 t 1 T t A 11 ae .I.:-- aa over. no; i s.o.a.O'i: a! i 1 1 t ia leiiii!. Kli,. f r 1 i t tt i ,Di It n vi iftl 1 i ii, tit i e .irtlsi r 1 j i It ia l i rt v i r i J i ftf! 'ir i 1 f s il 11 1st tl. S( ls 'j i-li (if It j 1 if 1 lttl r i Jt t I 1 1 s i. 1 ill ll-j t'v i I i I 1 1 1 is: i ov wia-a at loj m i".- no a Had. ill i f I t 1 r t Pirilsi s s Itll-w-.r r scf 1 TaiivisiDiis lira ti.ere so ci,eit: tnat me i-n ,er tuaiiut (srii v:ii:is bv preihuc ia; i J, 'I i no .an c la id 1 1, ere is a a. i o pr ainii w. It !aen At. cjaov ii I'.cvor i I In: l.-- (o,. ,,f iia.a- j.f -..r ton ititii- Ii, i. t r I i rt l I 1 1 s c 1 t I l r ii l I hi 1 bv s:ith-m ia a: a :i.-;ii ai or.en inarKo-t.. s:.a.- t eft t r i i i n tl -ir 11 r i til f It -ttsl inu-r wr a- Minor MatUr. ulaiost feels tiie breath of ti;e horses on his shoulders, the horses hitched to the plow pn-iiari:;ir for a new or op. "Uchold the tiays come, saith the Lord, that the plowman shall over take the 'reaper. When is that? That is now. That is this hay when hardly have yon done reaping: one harvest Le fort; the plowman is gettiiia ready for another. I know that rria n y d ecla re that Chris tianity has coiiaiaed. that the llihae is an obsolete book, that the christian church is on tile retreat. 1 w ill here and now show tiait the ta..po.siie of that is true. An Arab prude -was leading a French infidel across a desert, and ever ami anon tiie Arab lauibo would pet dove n in the sand and pray to tin Lord. It dispristeil tiie French irilhlel, and after awhile as the Arab pot up from one of his prayers the inhaei said: ilow do you know tba-e is any Ccd?" and the Arabg'uide said: "How do 1 kuw that a mari and a camel pa-st;d aJontf our lent last liipht? I know it by the footprints in th-- samh Atid you w a nt to Know Low I know whether there is any Cod. Loo.-c at that sun-t-t. Is that the footstep of a man?'' And by the same proto-s you arid I have come to understand t hat tais book is the footstep of a Cod. lilt i i i 1 c t i Jtun retreat. mn-aels. canteens and it t i r 1 1 1 I i i i 1 1 1. r t I r 1 1 I 1 1 t i

vi.- res'. on.-. a r n -.11 t t ill ird r t is, oiaiini if bro i :i t n v v s ii1. era: am to t i Jliasfi iiili.m 1 In One Near Jane- j f tloti tily, i j 1 n t Ti V T 1 rip t i mi- .tc .-v.iij.nn. a ii.arKffi ir.ieni"- I t ii 11 r i t is t i c i i t rt It M!tiaiji, I r -j-fd i t 1 1 1 t Coiie.. Isoar.i Aaj, t V, s lis. I 1 Jtl1 ftt is 1 j V t f 1 1 O W 1 r. i t t cy 1 t -1 t. N 1 'Ji r T e s t r r f i j 1 i c i r 1 J t I 1 ilclllt I 1 1- X 1 f til i i l r t i t i I j i i l ,a i a a l tr e 1 tr f i i i l: l ill f 1 1 1 o 1 1 C 1 I I I t a !i-. tia- new I i t 1 e t a J J i o- I p T 1 I 1 r 1 f f I- l. 1.1 J lun-uaiiti', lie live- t t i 1 i Th i r n crttttrv. tl is f i t t ii tern lit t t t t t 1 r I i i a i i r is i t j f t !,i ilt fr la tliese Cid time st. :e v t 1 l f rt 1 t t 1 ,L 1 t s U r c.-rtahdy not the b'ast c r i t n t a.-, o t i 1 1 vt r a i 1 I a r r r a,'. i 1 s e-s i r Is t I 1 It I 1 1 til Li 1 1 1 i s T r t 1 lit ut 1 rt i i r t Ity Do lar. Tktn Hut tt I, Koun-t s w i i ..i i.s r r v i l i i -ii' ;i ..7 i i i i i s r 1 '1 i I r t 1 o' i r f F t o a r. Li., o r i mni-l -rial f s ,t e r i i 1 y i f r 1 r re ii L'TV i a r i fr.:-t t ie Ir. i i c I i r It s C s I 1C if 1 a C. .nuTess, i I t nave bad a -is mill vtrv t c ii J i I lit tr'r s'i r stt-. i ..f Tr-.mrn 1 1, i o p parifiis of fa.- Sniji'frLai'i f i t t .1 t t t 1 1 111 r i t l I I 1 1 t t rtiteif -i ato i tii Is I f I ill!) on! lie with asonie' v 1 i J r v L ii- i I -1 i- i. r, hiii 1 i in 1 f 1 1 1 e l t I a t t 1 X e t 1 i e; t'o i i j. i i: i il D r i A t t t Jt i 1 e t t r n iht b he It- 1 t r i i 1 r I 1 J li I C 1 -ut ,j o fc e t K ij..e e x -s Whksmv's. i c llC r t l -V i I c i re. J we r i .v an oi tin Htl.NO I'l'RltKD. Sw icly "Voui'iir 'M- Iiuolved J' tlj Arrest of Jointists. ,;tar.fN v. k,r it 10. A warrant 'h!":!,"' 1 1 out in Judge- Cole's court ii; e. h"i i i ;;i lay for tha arrodt of L. P. 1 ii town. At d me i b urisT aan 1 1 y. Allot to

"iraia 1 I s 1 f i ,X c N t 1 l i t'-s ui-oe.e a it v I 1 X I lit ell t 1 J e r s to toil ns t i c t 1 U I i It tv. and trave.ors t i i e j i w 1 till XI 1 it dhe A: '-Y ittier a od stand, 720 ivan a i aveoi. 'i he state aa lit or ra .v rcceivln-j the annua: rera rt of tia- t ix iiiru:is;i!i of Farns'.vortli's market is s?H;n-r -V 1 pure Lard and Thrkeys, i ns, jj. i,aeo II at loc a pound. Chickens and D. b. Fork at im., "White, Trout an 1 Pickerel Fish 10c, at 11)2 East ixta street. tie i o ua ii:: 5 ri r o .Talii tiie evening in the "IJ nef System of t?horthand," lauaht by the au taor. Easier to iearo, easier to wiite, 6si.s.er to r&s.d. 115 Lh.,si Flftk In tt C t 1 tet-ritli O 1 I::' t 1 t I 1 i c i an atioiM-.'V. as w v. I a 1 t j 1 t t ft tt t i J b i lirv. L.ooo.'a i.) I tnir.,.1 t'vi.turv. a. in the iouriai i ci'iiturt. i i i. o-. t o t in the se vent n cent', t l tl t ti Christians; in the tii t'.trv. r. t-levc-nih ceijiurv. 1 i t t 1 t t tians: in i ne cm t l i ui i tjft t nti t t t ia ns: in t ho si x

eia- hteo-n t ii conti t i s t t n c t t i i 1 is tne usual eon will lie. iviifa to teenih cenrurv t i t 1 t t e t t t i I in one cent v rv. j e r 1 i It ii r t earth is like an old cn gate and a park of to tminuer li'i'.vii c isi a 1 1 i 1 t i t i r l i t i r f i m tl missionaries; :nov th Is 1 1 1 tt il ol t t 1 t t i Vtl ts 4l 1 1 t a '-e i i t t t 1 ter t t t s t i "b i t i i t mi r t 1 tfr ts t m ten mi antes. 1 I i i x I i in 1 1 i a t s t co ail t iieir vt .ra t ii is i t to r r i inor the iast ten y 1 au i r- 1 it "t S "A 1 f f X 11 s t so 1 I tv I t I wo Clever i i.i d taera. s cf's't .1 .a vT-it k 1" 1 t sea e to. 11 t a !i 1 t t 1 o 1 1 I -t 41 i V 1 t 1 t t t ill i n rovvn iH'ooio in t is, t t C V c L 11 1 in an armv to put aown men and uefeiid tncir mrht to rc 1 Jtsi, tecr sif toe I lilted btates snouia maxo; a. otw atrainst ti-e rean.ui? of tne pui.-l scat .011 ol any other boK. how manv pi opie vc 1i1yotuti ist! ictti-t. L si i ir t4 in i ttit nt i risK their lives in ueiense of h-naac-sneares triipenies. or lojiotoiio s trtts 01 11 it 1 Ulj s 1 st 1 t i juim.' hm Know tnat I e e are a. thonsand men wJ:o would c.:e in oe fense of tnas boo.r. where tnert; as not more tnan one man who would tne m tleieiise of any otiier liook. on trv tlls ,l,t 1 I n 1 I sh t r rue the Libie is fadm'j- out from the world. It is the most popular 0001c of the century. How- do I know it? I know it just as I know- in reg-artl to other bonks. How many volumes of that hoi k are pub lished? Weil, you say, ti ve thousand. How many copies of that book are published? A hundred thousand. Which is the more popular? Why of course tiie tme that has a hundred thousand circulation. Ami if this book has more copies abroad in the world, if there are live times as many Liblcs abroad as an v other book, does rot that show you that the- most pop ular book on the planet to-day is the Word of God? "Cii,"' say people, "the church is a collection of hypocrites, and it is los inp; its power and it is fadiny out from the world." Is it? A bishop of the Methodist church told me that that denomination averages two new churches every day of the year. There are at least fifteen hundred new Christian churches built in America every year. Does that look as thouyb the church were fadintf out, as though it were a defunct institution? Which institution stands nearest the hearts of tiie people of America, to-day? 1 do not care in what village or in v hat city, or what neighborhood you po Which institution is it? Is it the piost ol! ice? Is it the hotel? Is it the lecturing- hail? Ah. you know it U not You know that tin; institution which stands nearest the hearts oi" the Ameri can people is the isrhsthm church. If you have ever Seen a church burn down. you have seen thousands of pe pie standing- and looking at il f.H-opie who never p-o into a church tiie tears minima- down their cheems. The whole story is told. You may talk about the church be- t i f 1 I 1 t t 1 o ad a r t a-a n o t a s t t 1 r 1 i t t U 1 1 1 r 1 i as uutsioc tne cm; rem s:iv. lucre are so a. :a, nominate 5 s -I i snows trit-rt: is to I ail o i n o o r a 1. n 1 three or four ra a 1 oa 1 t I s' I f 1 ma- a i-i.ii ection o f b t -1! but itnry, b'', aim eon in tin when the diphtheria sweeps your chil dren oil, wmo.! do you send for? Tiie postmaster? the a 1 1 or ney ye nera 1 the hotel keener? alderman Nn, von uie re ir- nth the t t 1 t 1 1 t tiris rve. in 1 made c lt 1 tnat, t..ere r t 1 1 tit Poor Chris s no friends. Who will nouse? Poor I 1 t t t V t! t tt tiderv ready I t 1 soe how mm led and t s 1 be-rinnina re only i:n.) t i dim' of tiiis t 1 'here is not ut the but- t T T t 1 ti, 1 1 send for it minister of tlib ion. And if you have not a room in your house for the obseijuies, what buildiiitr do you solicit? I o you say: "(.live me tire linest room in the hotel?" Do you say: "(live me that theater?"' Do you say: "(live use a place in that public buiidinp-. where I can lay my dead for a little while until we say a prayer over it?'' Xo; you say: "(hive us tie; house of Cod." And if there is a soup- to lie su n at the obsequies what do you want? What does any body want? The Marseillaise hymn? Cod ;ivi: the C'ueeu? Our own errand national air? No. They want tiie hymn witli which they nana- their oid Christian mother into her last sleep, or they want sunor the Sabiaith school hymn which the'r little pirl saurr the last Sabbath afternoon she was out before she p'ot that awful sickness which broke your heart. I appeal to your common sense. You know the most endearing instituti'-n on earth, the most popular institution on earth to-day, is the church of the Lord Jesus Christ. The infidels say: "Infidelity shows its sueeesses from the fact that it is everywhere accepted, and it can say what it will." Why, ray friends, in fidelity is not half .so blatant in our dav as it was in the days of our fath ers. Do you know that in the days of our fathers there were pronouno-d in fh'leis in public authority and they child p-et. any political position? Let a man to-da v declare himself antagonist ic to the Christian rt-ibion and what city wants him for mayor, what state wants id; 1 for p-oyeimor and what nation wants him for president or for kiny? Let a man openly proclaim h i msel f tiie enemv of our ylorious Christianity antl he can not pet a majority of vi.tto in any state, in any city, in any coun ty, in. any ward of America. Do you think that such a. scene could iney be enacted now us .was enacted in t he days of Robespierre, when a shanieioss n woman was elevated lis a poddoss, and i was carried in a g-oideri chair to a cathedral where, incense was burned cv an 1 to her and rteoi le bowed down bo-fore 1 1 t 1 -1 lit 11 t 11 1 la..." f tares. lo-a.v i sen:-.' An sin it t i.f' s I 1 1 a ri n -a witu a Co one arm ami a. too. ,,f honpers ami !iiitan:.o aim t li ib n t tt st a 1 11 1h it' t r 1 j that some 1. a 1 1 ra j i t -t' 1 v i 1 1 1' t t tin f r f 1 a 1 1 t It 1 1 t 1 1 r 1 1 t t 1 1 s;. n ho never ma n- X 1 1 f t 1 ion. and .sacs: a t f t r t 's 111 I act W loeli a o I t ion. r have not mo tion. d p. other: 1 Oil''.-. 1 a t I mu Cone. eeu ib-iM-n.-i til 1 In 1 rJ iii t t 1 H m 1, 1 w 1 1 1 e i ia u's of a 1 r-' n a. tint1 1 11 H f I f ll I it is ii o.-v lam-.' aa 1 L V 1 -t 1 4 was put 1:1 tiae 1 1 nil 1 ,r 1 a vi 1 Jhev. -a--- I Aurora 1 P. re... I is'' !u -is I 1 iar is t ne sun f n a t six ut 1 i. ion m i -,a two m .iii- 1 1 nines. X m t m iii tin' liu iiOrid ana f sa y s Ma vor. On 1 v a tut'tit; -ei nt n o a a Ii 1 anion..1 1 1 a a a. n ;i n v t h 1 1 1 r. acv the c U c. re lies ot ,1 t.-s hmtl Mil t1 1 ,1 m It t t 'HI up and propo,. no tun vera. at. "i ve t on n i, t 1 1 .V l-st f It bat her as a divine ta. the place of the Pible and Cud Almiyhty, t 1 1 1 il a. con 1 t I 1 c i of tne you nj V lu-SV 'At while in the corridor of that oatha were enacted such scenes of drunken ness and debauchery and obscenity as have never been witnessed? Do vou believe such a. thine; could pte-si biy occur in Christendom to-day? Xo, sir. The police, whether of Paris or Xew York, would swoop on it. I k now in fidelitv cake- a g-ool deal of talk in our day. It is on the prinvdj-Ie that il verdict, i on t Iia t t dis'l o 1 t h J tm inrv sue. "i e s. wo mi t tci-'bet is recoro, o. oat the nirvmc.'l sa s. i 'an.: w;i s u v of s s a 1 r. i a'. j s It 1 s 1 t 1 1 11 t 1 a. m X 1 1 -1- m a 1 1 s a v s. 1 a 1 a intent to Klli. t lie o e. t t v 1 1 1 r i V I 1 l ill i ve l o i, Here tia iah hb e m pa. u e i oi tin m e 1 t s j decide this tl ia! b.-t e. n I 1 he pla'.n ti If ami hah i ;h t femhint. am: alo..- s a a' j ries they; con e in to r diet. Cent lemon of 1 no j vou ae-reed on n, ei rho-t Then po bach: f. r !!t...1 i.-T ri years a 10 1 1 i P 1 a o somethinp. i'i'ar i m p able w ia ti-ii in t he j moi'i'i 1 w thai cm 1 1 e. j a j jury that did not a a; ee t a nd y et y on e pei i.s pl.iriiius (h.n-laio'y t p.. j men who can not a a: f Ah! my fr'e'nos. t he o'a,. 1 Christ, instead of fail no b the advance. 1 am 1 Cm J 1 advance. Lord C h o. e I from th v thi.h and il a- t j Vic b y v 1 1 fit ft! m 'in! t 1 t I t' s r 1 1 1 1 e I sti'iivel 01,1: oaii :i. or iii I 1 1 1 1 111 l t r c a 1 t i" t lory ami t ae 1 1 its lll.-iil it's o lit 1-11 lates v; I have 1 1 f t 1 1 t t 1 .i 1 I 1 i .1 ir ui1 t tia- Ciari'l :i. i e i t 1 1 s i U a Jt.. hi i.'' -y i

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