The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-10-22
An Address,

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~ AHAN AT o THE ? JACKSON
bigi COUNTY FAIR, 0GT. Q, 1881 8
Ladies and Gentlemen. t .Iesd ri
\ Thesubject upOhsWhichaI i address
you TO- day is no ordinary 9pe, and
although you are not accustomed to /,
listen to topics of the character which
[ desire to talk about publicly disI
cussed. l can assure you that there,
,is no subject more interesting ornup-
on which our happiness and prOsper>
ity more depends than the subject l
shah entertain you With to day. r''"
hhf l will inform you that L am not
hers to address you upon the subject
h Of moral; political Or social govern,
ment. leave these subjects at the
present time to the Divine, politician
and socialist. my topic is upon the
? subjects ofkingdOms, not hetceles-
I tial kiDgdOm Of God, not the king
/ dOms established byn man, but The
Kingdoms of nature, These, are
Known by the names Of faninal, min:
erai and vegetable The animal king
dom includes d man as wellas othe y
+ beasts of the field and forest, fowls Of
the farm, birds Of the air, fishes of T.
the sea, worms Of the dust, and the
myriad insects floating and moving
in water, air and earth The coinpo9'
'hentS parts Of this animal alIkingdCm
are composed oflbOne, muscles, nerve, q
tissue, sineW and blood, organized in
various forms differing in shape, sym.
metry, size, color and habits. These
forms are, divided into classes aud
orders according to their lower and
higher degrees ''of' Organization and
are inVigorated with "a VitahprincipaTs
known as oelsotricity9nThu iorgaR>a
4, ICED, and, -vitalized these forms are
endowed according to their degrees
Of organization with mental 'tapaci>
p ties, giving these orgahizeai Bodies
heEternal senSesOf Ofsighti stouchI, taste,
q feeling, smelling and hearings as well
.ss internal senses Of thought, ,wemo-
ry, reason md Judgment, BY these
0 external senles, the emotions Of love,
lhate, pleasure, disgust, happiness, p.
lsOffow, ease rand pain are brought
forth. By the internal senses, these
organized bodies. are directed, con.
trolled and governed. .-,-l...r
II" Thought Is the magic wand which
directs operations upon all subjects
and moves these organized forms in O
to, action. Memory treasures up past
events. Reason directs the applica>,
tion Of thought and memory, while
judgment sets upon the throne and
governs the actions Of all. In addi-'
ton to these senses, man, the highest
order of organization, is endowed
, with a spiritual body or, principle,
placed within the animal body for the
purpose Of controlling alf tie emo
tions and passions brought forth by
the external sehsesl as we'll as 70 df. Z
rect, control, ard govern The mental
operations Of thought, memoryyrea.
son and judgment, ,aIt is this priBci' 'v
dple that makes man the lord of cFe- nj
! ationj and gives him dominion over
the beasts of the fields, birds of the
air, and all living creatures it is q
this principle that enables him to
contemplate the wonderful works Of
God as exhibited in the material.
structure Of all the vast bodies which I
float through boundless space; how
il is they are kept in motion and bya,
what laws the celestial and terrestrial
bodies are governed !; it is. this prin,a
l,Giplelthat enables manitooYdiVe q deep.
aintO into the bowels of fthe earth, and
bring forth its hidden atreasures,o and
adapt, them to his use and benefit oby y
this principle he tills the soil, sowsoa
,andreaps, and provides for the wants
Ofthe outer man by this principle
he floats the white capped vessel over
the rivers and seas, bringing and re-
turning the vast productions Of eY-
cry nation, By this intelligent prin-
ciple the arts and sciences are made
subseryientto the wishes and welfare
of every living creature beneath the
sun. ButuI must not Oecupyayour
time furtherih regard to this interS
esting kingdom. / would like to tell
you if time would permit, how this
kingdom is perpetuated how every
subject is fitted and adapted to the
sphere in which 1T moves, and by
what law every class and order are 10
governed. Would like to tell you
of the rise and fall of this Kingdom
and the destiny Of its subjects. But
/ must pass on to notice the kingdom
! propose to talk about to day II
can not take time, to talk to, you about
the mineral Kingdom more than to
say its products rule and regulate
the commerce and monetary interests
Ofthe world; that the products are
ornamen tai oiuseful and beneficial to
the rich and poor. The great manu-
featuring interests Of our country is
brought into existence and made use
full by component parts Of this king,
dom steam that moves the machin-
cry. on our white capped boats on the
waters, our manufactures, and pOn'l
,derous cars on land is generated by
this kingdom. In every condition or
position of life, the products of this
kingdom are found. They may decor
ate the brows of Queens in the form
of diamonds or the fingers of the
poorest peasants in the form Of rings.
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