Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-28
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Doreas was The subject Of Hev. Dr. New.
mans seventh dlseourae ontihe womsn Of
thS Bible SslysrsS A,t SIsslas a. IA ihs Metre
the OH chapter Of Anta, This olrounalsnael
which brought this noble Womb into prouL
TsIafsd and Dr. Ne"nSH thSa oSnslS Sras T tis
nature and the reward Of her beaegOldnou.
She Is az exponent OF ChriItiAn charity, stand
ing forth as the snbodilsat O thai dIslns
our Lord Jesus Christ.
BeneVolsnae. from bsas Aod pJI0, aIgGinas
good willOr 70 wish Weli end Incl chs Ia
heart, the dsSiEion Of the viii ARd Inc Wish Of
the soul. That benevoleneu which Il .pnreiY
Of tbs head may be clear a. crystal bat %
nevolpaee 10 natural or AeguiIed. irg.II = IA
some men are ehAfltlpls ~ constitution.
They are born 10. tits Issponsiye Win thsip,
not to blams Tor that uhtaeSs The rsSpbn6l-
billy falls upon Mother N Aluras We are 20
take msn Just as God Almighty mAkeA them /
i've, 10y nothing IA psrfsetion. Nature EiSes
Us eapaoity. Tho groAt hisslon OF man u
educAiisa to restrain that which exists 10
eEceIsI 70 develop thAt which h tshslsnt
aud black, and every variety Of shkpge ba-
tween them, 90 there 10 every bhsde OF beney-
olsAee, from latense bensSoleaee on Que eide
to intense helnAhn esH on the ntheE. soma mfn
are whlflpools OF selnShlens. kysrythinE-.
men, women, children, houses, lands, honors,
pleasures.ihat s9nsg Ei thi theiI IsAsh EYtl
pool, so We hhonld shun tuch 'msn. olhsFs are
beat represented, BY the pefonnial fountain,
always pouring the wealth Of their benevo'
canobiinT, This is sstutsl 6snsv oiencS. rs
| Another place is spasmedic beneyolenee
| some men arc charitable BY Turns, and a you
successful, but woe unto you " you eAteh then
| 10 the opposite. Comiug neither from prlnet-
pie. nor from SympAthy, but FROM a certain
| digestion rather than from tho grace Of doa
| and N thelt Doctor can only Hneeeed In ksspIns
he dllposiuop Al right hey VIII always 81
TN There is aIso Sympathetic bone violence, CON
| log not from principle but from the ArouatnE
| Of the en- utlobH " externhl Influences. g.VS7
,y.Ishs &c sS Se ~ S ThstS Wa assS
| purpose aud plan. Perhaps we mise II IN oni
charities more 10 this diTeetion than IN ADJ
nss 81 ma
/ OF The year, and never forget II when you ask
for any mofel bat 70 thst year hs may hsys
made hundred Thousand. ~ mas mas the eyi
ttenohment a man uLully beglns with the
ehAritieH He still drives his fAst horne on thu
Avenue, and PadAm SUI Sfsssss nASasa.
| heather may perish and tho poor suffer, but
he must keep up his ostAbllnhinant. ~ 90
Bat Suppogs apd Alnighty should Ietrenel
luxufleBi II Is staple Christian duty not 4
allow our ehNTlties TO huetuAte aeeordIur Il
| lnelinAtion, and not to Totreneh then uhlani
| we reduce the whole AeAle Of our living Id pro
| portion, Shall We take bread from the moutl
| OF the poor, and the Gospel from the poor he a
then, that we may live IN luxutyt A..
l DIR. Newman thea considered some OF tlt
motives that should lead US to beneVoleneo
First, a common humanity. We are OF thI
same origin, the same race, subject to the SAM
| lnfirmities, the same mlbfOrtuneBi to-day rioh
| Tomorrow POOR today In honor tomorrow
| ia dishOnoT. Another motive 10 that society
Ia bound together by the great laws Of humAI
dependence. There are two plAsses Ia lh'
and those who are to be cared for. Tbs grsSI
| duty OF the former 10 to care foe the latter
! The strong muat protect the weak, the VIA
must educate the ignorant, the pure must res
| cue the bad. 't.5.l. .r...- -.
Charity again IL IubepArAble from piety
/ Bsnepolepes may exist without pietyi but no
| pisty without beneVolanoo, nIAhy theTO or,
| EeTTent, And A1 loud a. melodious, whose hear
never throb for the distressed; whose hand
are never opened 10 relieve the suffering. Dr
/ Newman then eonside red the reward Of DOTeA
/ her sudden death, and the eul0gy that her be ne
nolAfea pronounced on heF when In thar Erif
4 they brought forth and showed the EArmeut
i she had made for them, Referring to DoTea
| Dr, Newman alluded 20 the nations loss Il
the death Of nj. Burlingame. In hit bFie
life, perhaps In the last hyeyeATst he has 90
| sompliBhed more for OhTiatlAnlty than all tn
! other missionaries neut to China ) IL we tax
/ the ultimate results 81 the CON meTotAl treaty
| and u we allow our mlnds TO pass tnto thu
| future aud gather up in lmaginAtion the gran
results Moving itom this treaty, whether q
] oommsTee, or agriculture, Or government, o.