The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
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wnieno nnss represents. for al 'oAs +" -
the crown ana iniaess o. .hs eh'ire1y VI hu, !,
mAhi'y' Ior ~ y 'oe perfect aese'opme. ~
tne moral senl'mehts vi1n'n uish' "u'en aie
the base and apex Of trne culture ana Inc
perfect expression OF ms peihg. give US ~
man the mora' sentiment wrought up 70
Christ 3 standard ana you snaii nave PM
tosopny tnat VIA secure your sahe'ion Sci
ence that VIII have no terrors @ the most de-
won't an Artthat WIN never pe sne ally Oh gross
ness and falsehood Government that shai'
beJnst labor ana cap'taiaolushngen themselves
IN harmonious reiauons lot the goou OF III
society that snail snow true Progress ana
e'viiizatioa that snail De tue emooalmeh'
81 those brlgat hopes mat Inc most sahguihe
now dream Of as TO De realized In some re-
mote fnfure, a. me triumph OF advancing
freedom, knowledge and heiiglan. Ihis IL
what ehristendom means when " calls this
New ear Anno Uomtna. ihis ID the stand
ard it has, the example. that prompts II; ibs
excellence it prolessediy aspires to attain.
Nell, man has got along bntslowiy, hash
he: But what then? We are tired OF ths
cant of both the DULLES and the cravens OF
humility. We would have the plant I'VE
are worms of she dust put away in the sep
aIchre, and the ministry and mission OF {
strong and living and growing humanity
preachedin its stead. We are glad that TIN
teachers OF America and OF this age are do
ing this. That they are striving TO show mar
not his weakness but his strength; not how
- little he can do, but how much he can do; no
how near hell he is. but how near heaven b
as not what he has to discourage him, br
what ne has to cheer him. we are glad tina
it's the spirit OF the age to exali manhood
to teseh all the ministry OF duty and iaboi
and love; thatit goes to the humbiest, and IN
sieesi OF trying to make him reprobate or
saint seeks first to make hin a man. fha
At breaks the cords OF slavery, and hits tbs
freedman into entranchised manhood sndeit-
Henship. Despite many drawbacks, 1t IS IN
this spirit that much has been done in this
country and Europe during the year just
bis effort will hasten the unifcation OF I,aIy.