New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-10

Never does the devil march trumphantly when he
Carrying the spIfit OF I he'll. fGroat applause
| To proceed-what call Christian morality, the
Ism which separates V ono man from smother the Sect
the cutting, separating of man from man, the schools
dictionary Laughter and applause Therefore / hold
thst for the foundation aud integrity of the
! MORALITY wrTnour sEcTARhSsM.
| And tho State has fright to found and maintain
schools and religion the ordinary a-ceptaton Of the
word or sectarianism has right in the schoos The
State has no right TO build churches. for the worst thing
that could happen is 10 build churches for sectarian
religion. The State ought provide for the education
OF its own population the element OF literature That
SEAL 9' DISCUSS for we all know cur ~ ana naye
enough The man that reads and writes has q better
olahee; Ne can look through the WINDOW ana mas inc
proDabl1ties In his favor but he f Bot educated
Certainly is not carried forward the State ought
20 carry blm hold we must introduce into our schoos
temperance; selfcontro fidelity industry, and Patfl
otsn. You have 10 write new caeechls II you nave
church cateehiss which answer their purpose in their
proper place bu the common schools cannot take them
which is to be tanghti There is nothing which need
more than truth
The Americans are not lying people. We know the
truth and we prefer It, but the exgenees OF business
me oome1ly Of politics, and thousand continent Cur
cumstances produce alarming laxIty of conscience,
and there Is vast amount Of lying Why Is part Of
lAughterl We all agree man should not lie for moth
@ d That certainly Is Hb Lt pr9H
iden9e Ser; him thousand dollars on mere condition
dollars and bless God for it GLaughterl
socIErY's COMMONPLACE LIES
Have we conscience that loves the simplicity Of
truth for its sakei The customary lie the profitable
lie-are they not in religion in business, and in
politics. You do not need to back 10 the old ancient
notion OF honor-inhexibe truthfulness Can there be
anything that boys and girls more likely TO be
bY IN no N
ioIInI Take the matter Of honesty We are not a ds
would make 1t by honesty; but tho question II, sup
pose he cannot-what then .L.r
A young man, my neighbor. dries paint. He said to
me the other day. This matter has got to such state
That tne painmen cannot be honest My wife says to
when Know have got to cheat the next day. have
TO DO So and my customers know itand they want me
onehd lead ibeb lS rs and then vnrees Rronnd
together. I" That is what they demand" he says
has" / ask him. Where does that go !" He tells me,
West and Northwest hen that buy from me are not
very particular sometimes about having lead In It.
There Is man who buys great many times nom me
during the year and he is not particular II the lead
OF the church, for know he teaches Bible class. He
s saa no %e sell
80 Thought would obhge him. ana when was melt
that then would be able to his
Yes, there Is lead in it, Laughter Although TINS
seem exaggeratiOn, 1t is all the better for It, FOR
aggeratOn maglties the object so that you see bet
ter IL Is not exaggeTa0n TO say that society has car
business.
In coffee there 10 always aduteratlon Sometimes Is
better for the adultera0n; but 1t was thought tho
adulteraton chicory bad enough, and roast
peas beans added ana they took old ship bread
that had made couple OF voyages, and put IL III.
How is It with wine7 am not 80 familiar in that
direction. [Laughterl But L hear rumors about it.
How is IL about all the products that come into the
apothecary shopi hear men say that lives are lost be-
OF authorizations drugs and that patients break
down because the ohorOform not what II profossed
10 be- when used by the physician Is cloth always what
nj he Isfn
in stone. or plaster, in painting, or in building
Mechanics have become debauched and manufacturers
have become debauched. There Is principle Of ais
honesty which Is among themselves rec0gnized but
part aud parcel to the whole deterioration OF the
muniy When they want than they render an
equivalent for.
PETTY VICES ILLUSTRATED.
When wants 20 cents and earns only 10 cents no
cheats When he wants more than fair equivalent for
his services he cheats No is honest who does not
wish to give fair equivalent for what he takes.
young advancing in life, let US say. lie is amb
tious and is his wife.
You are not going to build for less than his
s y YOU are smart and you can get as good
. house they have" so he says, " will And ne
pbjS TO build it for 5000 lie applies the builders
One man says " | will do IL for 1850"
e thinks me could do il for 5000 and finally he goes To
man who agrees to build II. After few years ms tnds
out how he did it. DO you think man Of his senses
wnnd put 5000 worth into house, aud take 5000
They were two sharpers who met ana the mechanic
cheated him. -,
But who was his teacher and schoomaster In the
fraudi But the man was extraVagant IN wanting
Hbsme OF mnrudes that they want 20 live higher than
they live. 1t extravaganza when Is tempting SO
Hannot be honest and follow our business" said
20 me- You preach and that is all but IN my business
be bonestU And am afraid it is Are not these
things which mothers ought to think oft
has mother who goe0 shopplng ana sne oeags
down all goods aud endeayors 20 perplex the clerk
with taking money than the goods are worth one
day young LADY, daughter came home to her mother,
onf Of breath with delight She said "As sure as am
alive went to Jenkinss and there was beautiful
ribbon for sale. asked the price or tho lady; she sara
"A clerk. who has not been long there, said when
asked him: The price, believe is fifty cents sai1
/ would take yards and, OH mother 9ere IL Isl
And the mother replies " am sorry you au nos
very cheap that dishonesty Oh wanting 9Ig na .ho
worth OF Your money IL eating out the senslDy OF the
community, through the worktngmen ana the msnuiac
There necessity Of reform in the simple matter Of
honesty and the school ought to nave some or IN TINS
matter Where is the cateohsm Tor teaching TINS ndus
try. The school should have something to inspire pre-
children with tdety solfconro ana PATRIOTISM AhIS
Is the sort of morality that ought to be taught.
CHILDREN TO BE TAUGHT INDUSTRY.
The State ought to have method OF teaching its
young population how TO do something The elements
OF an industrial association ought TO be taught.
The old Jews had proverb, no that brought up us
son to no trade brought him up to be thief" and TO
that extent am Jew. (Laugher.l Every boy and
girl ought to be so brought up to be able to earn his
living. Applause.l Among the kindnesses Wnlch
have received from my father and mother Dy tner e1-
ample, enforced by their early teaching tnnk am as
grateful to them for this as that tney taught
Inc how 10 use my hands and head together. -.
Hundreds OF know how TO generate IDEAS out nor
how 10 harness them to business They can think put
10 think and turn IL into matter and take care OF thinks
aud join think thing together IL not so common ~
E SAND TO be Yankee ecuiaritY because u Is Taught
in Yankee land They ought TO be taught these tmngs
IN the schools. lt Is pitlaoe tnnK 10 soo
respectable young men drlIths aoOu' Vho 00"Nu'''
wanting something TO do. - ..tt. ~.
fine kind rlaughter it would do. But hold that man
should know something else. and should DO able 10 90
somnthng No man has wight 10 put al ms eggs intO