, 1870-03-29

COMES The vital ouestion. uarh5,, 49,
what, MI. President and Tho an.ve,. .sTo
tho uses Of mau md 10 tho Glorv 10 c;oa "
Perhaps the astoniahad Iisscnar tb,,nbt
he now waa certainly yerv noar 'the ssro-
clamation Of the waste lands of thu ,J;,s;s.
sippi Valley! WHIT minute, We bayo
only jet reached tho end Of the second
paragraph Of this stupendous speech.
Dominion was given to man over - every
living thing" And what was tho first use
70 which ho put them? He cat 'eml
lhass what tho Senator says mnn did,
though how he could say 80 II hc had in
LIS mlnd, or anywhere else about him, the
anga'oIs OF those unrcclaimed waste lands
OF tne valley Of tho Mississippi. TO which
inc 1aa under discussion retosed, .wo de-
elase 10 goodness We don't knowl Per-
hAEs however, We ought to quote his very
Soio1' the hfs' usfs to which man en-
P.0W 'net'e sn'nss over which he is
gwen eomin'on, Ii 10 SUSTAIN lie, to make
1ooa OF snem' Mote euphenistic, but
qu1te as poeat1Fe as our way Of putting il;
and II the reader observes q slight confn~
sion Of terms in tho statement, that is not
to be calped Mt, under the circumstances,
and when NO remember the alGgators and
other living things, with two centres and M
existence, which were crested for the eating
Of the man and the woman in the un-
reclaimed waste lands of the Valley of the
Mississippi.
Some Of these doctrines The reader NAV
think he has heard of bafore. va
don't dispute il, but it il nocessa,r to fo,-
low the speech closely to net at the rec,a,na-
tiou Of tho waste 1anda. ,Tha next state.
ment hoxever ia ona ,vh;rh +be ,nout in
natient reader viii nansa r. cons;dor ~
him reflect for n snonent nnon that r,n,J
have become of Ms IL a,, tha
al1iCafnrs md th;n,e had ,o+ ~,
eaten up! The Senator etarts tbia
tremendous question and il ;noona;aa,,to
enough to leave il in n ncrfacs1v c]aot;o
state. "There VITA" he ssya. IA fr,;t
which man might not cat Of. q fruit vbic.,
grew on the treo of Iife-to cat and knou
which man wuu1,i himself have become n
God, and could have lived without food,
and would have denied his mother, his Gre
ator, his God" Now. If this !. not MI
for eosnogonists, We do not know what 3
cosmogonistcal nut ia. The fruit on the
tree Of Life il generally sunposed tn bavo
been the apple which the woman beguilcd
the man into eating. Bat tha Sanator aa-
sures us thnt be "uieht not 'oat of itr,na
thnt, if he had, he could hare lived ss u;,ho1t
food, !" and denied his pnothcr-wboevnr sbo
WIS. Here is a dilemma, IF bo d;J ~.
cat that fruit ,rbat bacon,ae of4boho1;,t =.
Tho Christian pnrla7 ~ =. Al, -. -.
mems it thnt ha has M ,;,-o5 !. ,...tr.
food ond ;nst.o5 ~ so.:ra ~ .,"
..,ivin1 tbin,. r. nxut.. ,,.uo 80 ~ ~. ~. ~
,h;noon .o,a, h;., 49,, 49, .s
drnn u,b;rh ,so in.o ~ ,n.aa.:o s - eona'u-
- oa-..1s-..,,' e ~ An''a'n u ttS'ne
= ~ 49,. :. M 49, ey 49,. - e''eitup'
.ha ,a.-a., 60. - ~ Aes1' 0o"''ef' e''on'e
ar1. ~. ' .o' ne assumes hot
80 @ a' = Aen was to' ea'en up-"mch "o
:. uA'A ~ u'A' ao 7'ae'y' notw1shsfandlng
eas eonset7e proposition Is that man did
w. sat .ne ''p'e ana cat the ail'gators-
pu' 'na' 10 progressed IN years, e1~
pel1eneo ana Sno@leoge. And now We aro
ge'ons at tne e1st OF the whole matter:
rfoeresS IS !he laN OF creation Man
reached out h1s hand and chained "voids
OF space, nntt the intellect of the
material world ld'-somebody ought imme-
o'a'e's 10 hnd out what that is, and take
o's nasent,-and the "lightnings Of
hY-NHA Il =