New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

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lesva-s % ascertain wa flr1s oi l-Fe''----
vs.. be ucst prcl-a-.s AID sac
He w. las t1e acl-a r- another % ifsa@ upon
II he a. homes. srt r~lle1, MAJ. keeps i-ai
cap ia always We emp -oyeo, AID e-deA'ofs 70
m axe 6 -l.--l.Fe -o- 1-- o .v- il SAKE, " ---
be miss 90 b. shutting i. ~ l- ;le watts c.
Bslk b.. o. render . -r-it--- ~ re ---Iea- &C.
gree
: should j, be &c witn the talents committed o.
our keeo,ng s.c u t1.s view Row Tremendous s-e
ne res5orsioi -ies O: lel Of wealth exalted po-
sit.on AID intellectual superiority
But leaving tbs genera view. .et - lock a.
some u ghe considerations winch -rze ls each
r-tty ~ sd his place j. society. and . -l ~
lfe win useiai .aDof
7 TINS $ oi nigl importance WIKI reference %
tie grand results %, -ae creation " tl.s sor.l.
Thus isr % "a - sadly apparent thai me malu
course gf fle word lss been Rr1l---rs -. Sir1
few exec ptols tle tendency Dt tl.l4s has been
1ov asrl-swsy from God aid away rom roe
true sqplless oi tle race. Yet We cannot dolb-
tasf there ia. SCI BE- evolved RON the 1lss-lr.
ols constitution 90. hlmsl society a result tlst
shs. be- infinitely honorable o. God and infinite =
blessed O. mao that al tle tsfs and Ferqezln-
problems OF tbe wor hisio-y shall yet be- solved
% q I'd. sn.l n oi peace and cory
But r. hep forward % s. -.a-- result each iac--
vIcuaI ln even sse. ln ever! country AID i1 eve!
place "a MS pan o. perform lu erecting a
q
llas- perform rs quota 90 aoo- OF conilsion - 3D.
.lsue sl1t work VIII be retarded
The carpenter can d. lothll- uutl. tie mason
las proceeded p slcl a sts-e 10 lls w0rk and tle
70 - canlo, ~ De DAD that stage ult- ile joiner
aas .or1.sled Toe tnbel " lch should be inserted
there Even The hod-cauI-r mlst be a. rs post
and the aooref az the quarry Or Al the KIN must
be oIleelt and prompt Do order that tle materia :
mas be furnished a. 1llre1
TDl ~. sru14rlr1e. ,ee building rf- uu1l.
isne1 and gni0l-Lel the worzmeu dismissed o-
standing idly around The sound o. ,he saw and
hammer hlsbed. ard al because some one il1l
s.1la las failed full lis part % rle contract
because the stone las III been 1enFere1- 10 tr
cause the sr1l las not been farnish-d 60 % "as
needed
The contemplated structure l a. be - vast lst.
lk- toe temples 81 antiquity 20 VII re4lre yeas
% build g Re Mn .ays the foundation may 1t
i've 70 the top stone. bat each man must worn
las time ana IL his place. " Tie structure "lll
never be completed Ia Nell-chOseu orchestra
meAt. and marks nis Owl time. producing harmony
pleasing 70 the ear ia TIE NOV elleLfs 20 8 grand
army. every individual, down % the h1mbesi pr
vate, must kl9s Is pace $40 lis rcspoAsloiits,
AID at ii the ISSUE ii the ca upalsu depended
upon HIM. Had GnoUchy intercepted gcher,
Napoleon would have been master % the bloody
ne.d 0, Waterloo.
- with respect ~ the grand result which tie
providence 90 GOd IS working cur Tor our race
escn individual wherever pscec, Las BIS part =
contIbute--hls Abr - perform. OR lives are
Aot isolated they are linked WIKI society, all
u their Influences tend D. one great Whole. We
may not iOresse the result. Dat by DONG present
duty we are helping u i0rw ard 10 may be ire
duty % one msu o. die marfyr-oi another 70 Ole
4uALCtlce1 AID unknown. We are % do the
great WORK We md iu our hands and leave the
result o. cd The Chusiisn may adopt tie
whole language oi keper when be had made bis
.reat, s. discovery 40 Astronomy " can afford o.
wait century for reader. when God has aiied
t,0J0 wears fOI an observer
II. 10 . important that each one 90 10 should
ann ~ occupy well hls place. and o. improve bis
talents and influence % the glory % GOD because
vi the general degeuefscy Oh mankind
The Apostle e1borts the Ephes.sls 70 ~sk cir
CumspcCtly. not 80 zoos, out ise, TedeemlLg the
time, tecause the tags areerA
Muttudes waste hie "a pleasure, seeking hap
plAess m irvoAty. or dissipation la Visionary
s hemes, 10 the pursuits Of ambition or % luXu-
nous indulgence Few are living .or 81 object
worthy % their nature or consistent V.lh the &C.
sign O., the Greater Few. few. are contributing
anything 20 the advancement u society, - the
development OF the great la~ OF love, - the pro
sress OF truth and righteousness
Therefore Il beho0ves men OF principle, men %
conscience men Who have any Just conception OF
lite and is ob cations. q be .n earnest to do Wei
% make up Tor their negligence ard tclcieuces.
10 one AID another hides his pound iA napkin
os s4uaaders % 10 L|s lusts. then must we be
bee more oIlgent ln improving ours that We may
gain FIVE ten pounds, 60 that our Lord may md
revenue 40 his return.
III. The fidelity which have insisted uponis
urged by the consideration Ui that account which
sc are So soon o. render o. our Lord
The Lord Jesus, having received lis kingdom,
takes note how each one Of IS 5 affected toward
him. knows all our thoughts. ali our actions al
our motives, all our sims-iu one word, be knows
our hearts aud when bee shall appear. not iA hu-
mllity as before but IN triumph and bro glory. O.
take uud.sputed possession OF his dominion, be
Will summon Is before im % answer O. the trust
which mas been committed To Us seyera4.y-!or
talents and influence, and wealth and station, AID
Tor the interests Of his cause.
Tic IS putting our character o. the test and. as
have said. the fidelity OF the servant msS best lie
proved Do the absence o, his lord
It's small Thing that our master requires oi
Us. little responsibility that s .sid upon US.
bat u Is sufficient to test our disposition toward
him. and our competence for bis service.
Aud oh what eno0uragcmelt have We % labor
for such master The parable family shadows
lofth tue obvious reward hst the faithful servant
shall receive Then came the frst saying Lord.
thy pound hath gained ten pounds and what =
The gracious answer Does the master merely
take the proceeds and keep the faithful servant
IN the same capacity as before No he said o.
h,n Well done. thou good and faiftfui servant.
Because thou hast been faithful IN very little
nave thou ag~houty over ten cities. And the
second came saying Lord thy pound hath
gained hve pounds And be said likewise %
HIM Be tts3u also over FIVE cities.
These rewards are royal. They are munlnceni
They are proPoruoned also % the hdehty % the
servants Oh We who have toilsd tor the master
here remember thar there are thrones and domiu-
ions reserved iOtyou you are found faithful O. the
end iog they ,ai wise shall shine as the rraa.
ament, sud they that tarued many 70 righteousness
as the stars IA heaven.
But another came. saying. Lord. behold here
S thy pound which have kept laid up IN q nap
kin ter ! feared thee because thou art al susiere
man. Thou tskest up that thou lsy edsi not down.
aud reapest thst thou didst not SOW. And be
saith u ham. Out Of thine own mouth VII Judge
thee. thou wicked servant Thou knewest that
was an sustere mar reaplus that which did not
SOW. Wherefore, then, ssvest thou not money
into the bank the treasury. the place OF exchange
Why dIdst thou lot losu Il CUT. that % GIT Ia.
crease by interest Aud he said g. them that
stood by. Take from him the pound. ant give u %
him that hath the ten pounds
Deprive mn OF al place snd influence and hope
snd happiness IN my kicgdom. He /. not NJ Tor