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CASE OF MR.. DoCKERY.

The Secretary of State has received tele-
graphic communication from General Gushing,
the United States Minister tn Madrid, entirely
eontradicting the reports in regard to the i'll
treatment Of Dockery, who was recently sent to
Spain from Cuba. Il appears, on the contrary,
that his accommodations at Santander have been
iect lest possible and that SO far from being sub
walk BJdeet ff8 tftSr NAftu feeoOm, InJutyn sub
ject to police inspection. He has been carefully
provided for in regard to board and clothing,
and though he Is about to be removed to Valencia,
It Is the best conducted prison in Spain.
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POLITICAL.
LOEISIANI.


THE CARROLL PARISH RETURNS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.-The Returning Board
were engaged all day on returns from Carroll
parish. The Conservatives and '.Gla" faction Of
Republicans claim that the returns were doe
tored by George @. Berham, candidate for re-
election for Senator, giving himself 47 votes
more than he received. A similar charge was
made in favor Of Marcy and against Spencer. The
Congressional contest in the Fifth district turns
on these returns. The tally-sheets from Carroll
parish were found to be fOrgeries.
The following statement was to-day offered in
evidence:
INV ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1871.
Mr.. BeTham had the tally-lists Of Carroll parish
at the house Of Mrs. PieteTish on Jackson street,
between Lauren and Constance streets, on Tues
day night, and spread on the table, with pen aud
ink. Another person was with him, and they
were evidently doetoring them.
AfHdavits proving that the signatures to the
taIly-sheets were forgeries, and that the returns
had been tempered with, were submitted.
In the afternoon session Of the Returning
Board further evidence, showing fraud and for
gerry in the interest Of MOrey and Berham, was
introduced.
r. NJ. Bagley, United States Commissioner at
poll No. 2, Carroll parish, was called, and testi-
fed that the signature attached to the return in
the hands of the board was not HIS as in the origi
nal he had written with red ink, and in the for
gerry his name was written with black ink The
returns from this parish will probably be disposed
Of on Monday.
Especial to the Republican,
THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-The Bulletin, COM
menting on the policy to be pursued here by the
Democratic party, says: Republicans should no
longer be eOuntenaneed in politics, patrOniZed in
business, recognized in social intercourse" 1t
denOunces the churches and that portion Of the
community who observed the 10Th as Thanks
giving Day.
EX-SENATOR YULEE AND SLAVE CLAIMS.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 2s.-Ex-Senator Yulee,
Of Florida, writes here, saying that the state
meEt going the rounds Of the press to the effect
that he is engaged in buying up slave claims in
the hope that Congress Will ultimately pay for
emaneipated negroes, is absurdly false. He says
the loss Of slave property is one Of the IRENE
diable losses OF the war and the idea Of any posi-
bic reclamation is too wild to be entertained by
any sane man
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n. ROUHER AND TIE BONAPARTIsTs.

NJ. ROuber appeared before the Judge Of To-
struetiOn On Saturday and was examined fs-.-y
eral hours in regard to his alleged enH
Withthe illegal BOnapartist committed
to the peOple,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Henry Ragau

NNDNLW " d r, J ustIce.
A true copy. Test: Il. j. AIEIGS. Clerk.
By L. p. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
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GERMANY.

Won ARNIN's PUBLICATION PROPOSITION.
LONDON, Nov. 3O.-A dispatch from Berlin 70
the Standard says Editor Zehliehes, on his judi
eial examination last week, fully substantiated
his statements concerning Count Won Arnim's
proposiIions to the Spencer Ga=eiie.
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TTOR SALE OR RENT-SIX SUBSTAN-
II TIALLY-BUILTB BRICK HOUSES, two-story
Mansard roof and basement, finished with all the
modern cOnvcuienCes, on K, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest. for safe. APP
Div at 1904, the premises or to the undersigned,
iOi6 or LIB New Jersey avenue ssuthelst.
A. & T. A. RICHARDS.
noIl-WF&NI3wF
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Francis Kane, Of Brooklyn, fa.AIly Drained his
wife With 3 Eneothing-irOn during quarrel On
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LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST. FUR FRIDAY AFTER
IL NOON. either on SeTcuth-stTect cars, in Dol
3 ar store in Chambers (s Seventh street) or on
hEeyeuth street. between those stores, large Fur
f(Mink) Cape. Finder will be literally reva 'ded by
leaving at 623 street northwest, or at Office No.
H. federal building. no25-tf
ST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, NO
Il yCmber -, between Christ church, George
town, and Seventeenth street, Washington, a
i Diamond Solitaire EARRING. The finder will be
1iberalIy rewarded on leaving same at 9I2 Seven
tefnth street northwest. nO2-aJa
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LEGAL.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRlCT OF COLUMBIA. SPECIAL TERM.
IRoBATE JURISDICTION. NOVEMBER IL,
In the matter of the estate of John Barker. APP
plicatiOn for letters Il administration on the es
tate of John Barker, OF the city of Washing On,
District OF Columbia, has this day been made by
James ID. MlstrSd. All persons interested are
hereby nc tilted to appear in this court on TUES
DAY, the 18th dav ofDcCember next, At II O'Clnck
a. m, TO show cause why letters Of atm nistration
on the estate of said deceased should not issue
prayed. PFOridfd, copy Of this order he pub
liEhed once a week for two weeks, in THE NATION
Test: A. WEBSTER,
IO23-MSw Register of wills.
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WANTED-A PHONOGRAPHER DE-
w siTes position as secretary amanueuss.
Address. -. ID. e., REPUBLICAN, Ohicn. nO25-st"
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FOR RENT

800 NINTH sTRExT, No sr,,, ,, g
SAIS ,r a9r SFie Y k S6s No. So
at els per month. GEO A. ia : IRON street cars,
enth street northwest NNVTON, 5l3 Sey-
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rRoUBLE IN re cHERoKEE couNTgE

TROUBLE IN THE CHEROKEE COUNTY,.
TALEoUAH, CHEROKEE NATION, Nov. 2s-An
ohaeial investigation, BY Major Ingalls,, Of the
fight here on the 24th instant, shows . Iameuta-
Bile coalition Of Affairs. Over one hundred shots
were fred. Joseph Murphy, while quietly at
work on building, was shot In the breast and
died soon after. Thomas Hsuehett and Thomas
DIX, who were wounded by pistol shots, will
probably recover. They are members Of the Ma
tiOnsl Council. The sheriff and his deputy have
resigned. The functions Of the guard have been
suspended, a. the murderers were both members
Of the guard. Tbs sheriff nom the Illinois dis
triot and posBee Of mounted men are patroling
the place. Over one hundred warriors have come
in, and others are on the way. The excitement Is
intense, and mere trouble & anticipated.
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WANTS.

NNy~.NON~-OSN.~.NJ~~0IN NOOO0~0O0~NINI0c0IN0|
"ARTED-A FIRSTCLASS DRESS
w MAKERwantsa :i.uatiOn as se3IIsir IS and
lays maid, and has natural talent for all kinds
Of fewtOg. Good references, If required. Apply
at S2e sixth street, between II aud northwest.
nnY9ss
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FRANCE.
PARIS NUNIcIPALFLEc

PARIS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Paris, Nov, c9.-Muuleipal elections we're held
in this city today with the following result: The
Radicals elected 50, Moderate Republicans u
and Conservatives IL. Second ballots have been
received in six districts.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING An
EQUITY COURT.
Louis II. Schneider


Sarah A. TurtOn ct al.
The trustees in the above entitled cause having
reported t. the court that they, trustees sub
divided original IOt H. in SQUARE a. into subdivision
Ots - and 3, and they Rave sold said subdivision
lot d with the i'm prov cments, 10 sarah A. TurtOl
for the sum of - SO: and have sold said suhdivi
sion lot 2 with Improvements. to James B. Lam
bic. for 81 sos and also have sold lot CttUred A, in
Nilliam 7. EiOtt's subdivision Of lot -, in said
Square ~, with the Improvements, to Louis II.
Schneider. for -, so: and lot lettered b. in VIM.
7. Elliott subdivision Of said lot 49, in said square,
with the Improvements TO said Louis H. Schneider,
for 81 90: and that said purchasers have complied
with the terms Of sale as in said report mentioned:
II Is ordered by the court this 9TH day of November,
A d. 1874, that said report and said sales be- and
the same arc hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown On be-
fore the 1t day OF December A. d. le7I: Provided
a copy Of this order be published once a week for
three weeks in sOme newspaper printed and pub
lished in the city of Washington. District Of Co
Iumbia, before said LIST day Of December.
By the Court: - $500
A true copy. Test: Il. j. AIEIGs. Clerk.
BY l.. p. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
r,,,. ne4r{ s H.saI No. 1858. Equity.
James S EdISris, The trustee in this cause. hav-
ing reported that he has sold lots IS aud 70, in
square 265, to Elizabeth A. Beach, for thirteen
court this fifth day of November, A. D. 1874, or
Gered and decrced that said sale stand finally Tati
Cember next unless cause to the contrary be shown
prior to that day: Provided COPY of this order he
published in Washington city, b. C., at least orce
a week for three successive weeks before the said
' By he Court Court; III De's"O ANDREW wYLIE,
nO6-F3w Justice, &c.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, TIE 18th DAY OF
The Florence Sewing NIachinc)
Company, complainant, No; zoos,
Samuel Abraham ct al.
On motion of the plaintiff, by Mcssrs. Stanton and
defendants, Henry Ash and Jacob Jacobson. cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring foEty DAYS Ser thS
as in case OF default.
By the Court: A, MALlE'
A true copy. Test: r. ]. MEIGs, Clerk, &C. i
By I: ?: WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
HIHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
L subscriber has obtained from the Su creme
Court of the District of Columbia holding Special
estate of PETER KISSAHAN, late of Washington
city, D. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to eN
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of November
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
Given under nv hand this 18th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1874.
MARGARET Y KINNAHAN,
ExecutrIx.
Witness: A. WEBSTER, Register OF Wills.
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INV ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1871.
MI. Berham had the tally lists Of Carroll parish
at the house Of Mrs. Peterish, on Jackson street,
between Lauren and Constance streets, on Tues
day night, and spread on the table, with pen aud
ink. Another person was with him, and they
were evidently doetoring them.
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-. Iaron WA
-'-'Ao'e''s Eni =, sS.,' osssF
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" THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
i TRICT OF CIlI.IIARIA-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
SPECIAL TERN, PROBATE JURISDICTION,
NOVEMBER l., 1874. I
In the matter OF the will Of Caroline Tenny, APP
plicatfon for letters testamentary the estate of
Caroline Tenny. Of the city Of Washington, Dis
trfct Of Columbia has this day been made by Louisa
Tenny. All persons interested are hereby notified
10 appear in this court on ~ ESDAH, the 18th day
OF December ne1t, at II O'Clock q. m, to show
cause why ltters Documentary the estate of the
aid deceased should not issue as prayed. Pro-
yided a COPY Of this order be published once
week fof two " SEEKS in THE REPUBLICAN previous
" TEE SIs sac u"'' A. WEBSTER,
1oyii-sW Register Of wills,
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PERSONAL.

TTO0TiiCE.-ALL PARTIES VINO HAVE
IN left any articles ON DEPOSIT with us. and
which have not been renewed for three months,
will take notice that the will be sold without
sny reserve If not redeemed before December !.
IS7i. s, GOLDSTEIN x co.
noaG-3t
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Kaiph = vs. E. Walsh No. 1892, Equity.
Robert p. Tod ct al.
James S. Edwards, the trustee in this cause, hay-
ing reported that he has sold sub-lots IS and ~ in
square 26, 10 Dennis W. Magrath and Yaseo De
Ney for 81 co., IL is by this court, this llth day OF
November, A. ID. 1874 ordered and deereed that
said sale stand finally ratified and confirmed on the
second Tuesday in December next, unless cause to
the contrary be shown prior TO that day: Provided
copy Of this order be published in some daily
city, ID. c.. at least once week for three success
siVe weeks before the second Tuesday in December.
By the Court: A. WYLlE. Justice, &c.
A true copy-Test: r. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
By =. Williams, Assistant Clerk.
nOl3-F3w
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THE MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.

The money order business OF this Department
appears to be rapidly growing in public favor,
and is undoubtedly very great accommodation
to a large number Of persons who are not within
reach Of banking facilities or who are unaccus-
toned to the use Of them. Yet l see no reason
why this branch Of the service should not be made
selt-sustaining. The apparent profits Of the mon
ey order system during the last year about
sl05, 900, while certain expenses to the amount of
Sl82OOO for clerk hire and stationery in the Post
Office Departmen Auditors office and money
order clerks in the Post Office are not chorged in
the money order business, but are paid out Of ap-
preparations; or that, while the money order sys-
tenn appears to yield revenue Of $10j, 900, there
is in fact, deficit of $40, 600. suggest, there
fOri, that the fees Of money orders be increased
in accordance with the views of the superinten.
dent submitted herewith (see appendix) or that
the money order system shall, like any other bus
mess, be made TO defray all its own expenses.
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A true COPY. Test: r. j. MEIGs, Clerk, &C.
BY L. z. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk,

Witness A. WEBSTER, Register of wills.
mO2l-S3wH
, 1874-02-09
YE SHALL DIE I'M YOUR SINS.

Sermon bY The Icov. DIR. Hartman, Of
st. Pn1l's lutheran Church.
Tho Roy. DR.. Joeoph Hartman of tho German
st. paul'a Lutheran Church, corner Of LaSallo
and Ohio stroeta, preached very eloquent Bcr-
mon yestorduy morning, taking for toxt tho
21st and Gath yesnes Of the 6tA ol!npter OF st..
John:
Thou said Jc5ua again unto them> I 60 my way, and
90 shall seek mo anI shalt die IN your sus: Whittier
I 10 70 cannot como.
said therutors unto you TINT 20 shall die ~ your
your stus.
Tho royorendspeakero commenced by saying That
i n child through homo causo or other lost tho
loyo Of it's father, i was the groatost 1niafor-
deeply rooted, was gift Of God, and necossary
to tho future wolfaro Of tho child il tho child
lad atrayed into such paths ~ to forfeit the lovo
or it's father, tile final hour Of its misfortune
aud uaEappinasa llad arrived.
l1e WHO ' hsil tho words; ~ 60 Ny way and 70
come" was tho God oi 1arnei tho hely sG Joloya I
who appeared to Lii children OIL Mount snat,
aud was thoir long-axpootoa Messiah. Whom
y soro tI,istresh, they prayed aud sang hymns to
Him. Ihoy faBted aud coyorol themselves with
saokcoth aud ashes, and In tAeir sorost distress
tl,oy kept up their hope, knowing TINT
the R0deomor livoth They wora Ills chosen
people whom lie brought forth from Egypt,
Paaseu balely luroHHl tne N0u boAt hnu guided
with pillar Of light In tho Wilderness. 10 tho
people whom I1o had taken to Canaan, the land
whore milk and honey 1lowoa, 1Io said the
words. ~ 10 nway from you. and you shall not
tlud Mo-" because tloy had forfeited His
thoir Falher'B-loyo.
Eightoen hundred years had passed. slnca
tllosD words wore spokon by Josus, aud they
wero still seoking 1tim, and would con-
tinuo to Aook Him until tic laHt
Jew had passol from this earth, aud
they would nayer find Him, their aIns being 10
, 1874-02-09

glori1ed thoreby," Tlia Ii tho on1 OF tho Chris
tim l'fo. tho divine glory Lazn-
r,ta through Lila wonltnoss md doath,
llo pronohod tho Gospel in ali tho world. Wit
nesa that Christian woman, Charlotte Elliott;
who for uino yeara lay on sick bod asking God
to restore hor to hoalt, md yot l,nd 1t not boon
for that alc1tnoss, wo should have boon deprived
of one Of tho bcat hymns over written, "just Ms
/ nm without ono ploa." John Dunyan In his
Immortal work, Tho most wonderful besides tho
Bible, md which haB boon translated into NIL
languages, did more for Christ than Ind ho
preached Until now.
Lonru til oil, tfat Christ, though To deloy for
n time, got 1Io novor tloBorta; TINT NIL things
work together for good to tho Christian; md
Tint, lastly, tho Lesson taught ia to live calm
and roacofll lffo amid tho distress and trouble
Of tho world, cop1dont in God, "who dooth all
tlitlgH Woll."
, 1874-02-09

doop-aoatod tha1 Ills love oven could not ,savc
thom. And tlloy,. tho Chriatinfls, belonged to
tho tho aa1no aood' tho go seed Of Abraham: They
did toward jehovah. They munt rot forgot that
CAriat futhor and Christian notlior lad to-
gotton thom, md tint God, through His
SSo Ind dscnroa t19 Fly s oa5on mud
but w!tI ii. oSn blood sat toy S'1s hight bo 1a pa1s
Of l1inBolf Tho JoWs dared not sneak tho
nnmo' Of jehovah, hut ChriBtlanR could, and woro
proud OF speaking the nntno which meant Fath7
Papa, doar Fnthor. They could. raiao:b|gh tlioir
honda and walk proudly onward, ant wllon their
final hour bad como, they could lay thoir heads
1,cacorllly Oh thoir dying beds knowing TINT thoy
would be received III ncavcn as beloved child
;, But it that God pionld cvor eay to them,
II 70 My wny mud 70 slall Sock Mo.
md slall do IN your sins, and whittier
90 20 cannot cone," 1t was bccauso His groat
9ye h"S aa Se no SgGf a ya @ @a9 nn because ga they
rising. Then would thoir fate DO Tint Of saul,
vino at ono time was. the proulost and
happioBt OF men, beloved by his follows and
Ills children. But, when ho became unworthy
who loved lin, lo aank lowor and lower, until
ilo wandorod unlovetl and unhccdel, oxooratod
by those who lial onco beon lis tlovotnd friondB
and whom finally tito wholo world Ind deserted
nltM lie went Wllofo all tho elnnera went to find
rcliof-to tho witch of Erlor.
If they did not show themselves worthy Of tho
love Of God, their fato would not only be like
aouls on this oartll, but would bo still worso In
tho other world. What that fato would be, was
so cloar that there could uo no lliIoronco Of
opinion about 1t. It would hc tho fate of q child
that know not its fatlor, q child that was
cursed IN tho cradle, that Ind never boon loved
nor pottcd by any ono, and when otlor chi1tlron
Lad their tears kisaod away by loving parents.
had TO stand by md look on, and thcro was no
ono to kiss away Its tears or giyo it
c0nao1ation. Tharo wcro no Joys, no
pleasures, for such d child. If they
did not come to Him nnd say Papa, 1oar Father,
theirs would DO tho fato Of tho BASTARD and thore
would bo no joys and Pleasures for them. They
would sook Tor Ills loye wllon 1t was too Into,
like the wife who had forfeited tho love Of her
husband, waiting in vain that tic Lost Affection
might return to 1lor; and, though thero was no
lopo, she stlll bought for It, but earned nothing
but curaee.
All must die, md man took nothing of Ills
earthly possessions with him whon ho loft this
Garth. It waH therefore, terrible to think TINT
taoy should die in thoir Sins; That was tic
soverest curse that could bo Imagined. 10 die
in sin WAS oqual to everlasting damnation. Tic
Lonton soaaon was now nt hn1ld they should,
therefore, prepare themselves for tho Lords
Supper, and show themselves worthy Of tho love
of God.
, 1874-02-09
PRAYER.

Sermon by tho ltCv. Wnylnnd fh0yt.
Tho nov. Way1and Hoyt Of Now York.
PREACHED yesterday morning, at tho Michigan
Avenue baptist Church. Tho words Of his toxt
wero the 9Th and It'll, verscs Of tho 11th chapter
OF John:
When LIE heard therefore, that ha {L.azarus) was
Bch he abode two days still In the sums place where
ho wns. Then when Jesus cnne, he found
he had lain In the g1Ayo fonr days already.
God is not diatnht from this world. God has
not flung forth tho world from Ills creative hand
to let it 10 on as best it can. The chasm be-
tween this world nnl tho throne Of Cod is not
30 wide but that Ho who feels immensely with
Ills presence can bo both on His throne md in
the world Tho creative hand Of God is now The
providontial hand Of God. Tho life Of tho world
ig the life to which God lends energy. Tho
breath OF each new spring is tho breath Of God.
The petal Of cach lily is CANVAS Tor His color.
The sweep Of tho sparrow'e wing and tho MUIR
mur Of tho apurrows lall are moi
na'teas maj 5nnoo0 9o se fS' 81 ssaoa s nSss fsan
r neither nppi air nor earth, nor eoa. nor souls
AZ QUO, expressing the Bible thought most truly,
puts it, "Tllero il mystic complication OF
uia nature with ours and ours with lfiai Ills be.
renity amid our grlcfs; ltls Bangtity amia on1
Through our death; Hlg silence amid o,lr stormy
bohiud and before, snd laid thine hnnd upon me-
exclams tue I'Hnlllllst."
Now If God bo III such neighbcrhood with as,
prayer cannot be anything irrational; Eyon the
bahos can atir tho paronts' learts. What aro We
but babcs? And who is God but our father,
holding ns always in the arms OF His proaotlce
Why, then. shall it bo thought strange that o1ll
cry shall Stir Ills hoart2 God is mover 10 fa1
away from Iii that Ho cannot hear, our cry lle
is within whiapor-rqach, within thought
reach. My, II We Will accept, tho
Bible statement, We must believe that tho d.
yne atlcll.ion is unromittlngly ulot to catch the
voice Of prayer. God waits for It, searches for
1t, sollcita it, Christ tells uH that tho Father
soolieth for those who Worship Hin iii spirit aud
III truth: Tho prayer Of tho upright is lIia do,
I,xht. The pHal lmiht tolls us :" Come now, lot
,la roason together" Bait4 tbs Lord moving to.
ward us iii loving solicitation, calling MB fIim-
self not waiting for our call OH Him. That III a
WRONG Interpolation Of that Scripture, "1'he
Kingdom OF ueuvou sufferot4 violence, and the
violent take it by storm !; that tho lloart Of God
IL like n castle-gato, shut and barred and bolted,
to be battered opon BY the pol!.,no!l yioieneo Of
OF God arc llIe, tlo gutos OF tho Now
Jsr,walom, atsuding always opon. Al