New-York tribune., 1875-05-17

tokens sent in to him OF their good win with various OK
ere and conscious that his last hoars were near 70
himhen II was and as part o, his % nwh ,,, . m @
yily aud enterprise and forputting, why hsh 40 ~,
tho rcst that consists in standing anu Wata9y 9y vatin
ia world OF Christian love In simple patieht "ai"s'
| in simple Christian endurance ~ -, ,or
II to call your attention with yaTiois cnu,neI ,
ations of the vast power lovef you were t0 go ot
and take an inventory. family by fnniy within your oo
1ns ,l nare sprSs prs in Sve Christian
nifty that need the Gospel not OF actly,y ont OF I Is
SCOPE Of suffering but 6y specimens showing tho various
classes who stand who TO DO conentin other
ton Of our facultie1 And first there deal there
are great many Who are in the providence Of God called
reasons There troubles that get into neTspa
and therefore fore they are pGslnap Thec faces a
which s be carried through al their liie Wherever
they go me ana abur or no nocS
at all which still better And that man says, WEI,
stand aaari rom my fellows I am marsed man: No
RSvs9Tw %l S1aG Wina %ha I %ha 'f his lie Ions
made sO And il wrought all his life long upon his dispo.
sition-nade Lin proud, made nun angry, mado 10
earry earn ,he ankle ali all his life long know not how shod
take it. Now as an an OLD man. they say liapsnnhr sh
would nave been TO small matter To be snrc II a man
comes home from the war with only shoulder there is
pSi4ns Saf YOU out 10 60 to poverty lagGi yet there
may sentiment OF honor that win be some sort Oh
arm be marked with sets You aside from your
a1t ia EfSt SSr nS hDnd On those Wh a
you dol Nothing. Bear it, bear it. You will find
i Is IS Sfr il t. F ETcryag SsS9ay & T 4
to bear other persons burdens than their own 1t so
say to person Well you should be man. you should
t" when every Single day OF every week, OF every
istm" Spg Here place 70 sand sand stand stand
Whyl IL is the will OF Cod Because 1t is the vii! OF
you were in the army and yOu were sent out as a a
vcdc,te to do the most dangerous duty you would take
| Ip ilc hltI Ii. nf (,lf
Mnanng Gen"ri and to, TO picl, ont his cornpanons
and 20 down and clear ont nest OF sharpshooers VINO
were shooting of the ocors 1t about as periious
task he couid have but IL pleased him all the more be-
cause of that And Is his modestjoy TO occasion
ally rcce this act the most dangerous and tho most
@ s"idr Ioughts in regard the picket what your
thoughts in Tcga, to Godl Is lie your Goat Are you
Criss chtdi Has llc marked YOU so that oVery man
Look around you and you see men who go into fe win
aul liable ambition ricJnng ana Wiling 10 spend ana 10
be spent for ire good OF their country, OF their kdrcu
With constantly increasing progress that are already
nolcd. Their unfolding power was to thei 70 De no III,
aud tho grauh disease eye shuts all books and
shuts ont nature, and the man grows blind Ana tle
Won are blind You must be blind" what revulsion
Of iifel what waste and YET there L. the the
cntude OF Divine authority Christ says 10 every such
one y this life for thee that the world may see
stances. Stand! stand! Be content" Aud sickness
SSe con III ng nSi viii M MdaWnc % them IE inst as oc cones to
int pot wnerc universally nowiedged has
6 tSem nothing and piy sicans from aar bring item
nothing And year in and year ont, until it makes
the heart sick, and at last tney sit down
and drop ali things and the world go by 1t is very
easy II say H. bat 10 know what you nave IN you a 10
have no hcar it, and to know what you could do,
toIong to do H. up by sickness hOnors lust
ia your reach seized by other hands, TO sec the great life
in the aiy and thrown ont OF the march! But there
in these experiences and influences this having
done all things To- stand st1h ana DC patient anu ai
| Until thc end II Is a noble thing Tor man wan,
chastened ambition who asprcs 70 achievement and who
has the competency to achieve-it Is more hciolc
such be the viii OF Cod 10 give u the Donors anu stad
Iwondcr that some of the old music has been suffered
10 die oaf. aid have often wondered why that tune,
that song, the captain hnlS should m nave & gone nns io
in crossing inilicai territory. and Is thrown nt9
p ,on. Aud there, months after, he bears sound
Of distant music, and 1t comes nearer ana nearer;
and !Ao dash Gt tie spears Is u,se1 seen wi ala
whom he went 10 war. and with whom he had fought in
battle and lie through his door to thcm ana
mass on and on and the last ono disappears ana
rore The last sound OF the music dIes IN
Pn9n IN s ay wSrd tpaEs ss Sy ana Sim they yomc acs
the mcsssgo OF t,o text, "Hnying, done all,
s1na noSa in sn ssndng 'Hd 1 s os yas @ Would anu
been in glory and achieyomen Men thrown or OF tneF
| have peculiar sorrow AMI sympathy for men that,
having begun weuti,nl succeeded By degrees by The
land Is subject are thrown ont of their llftmic
at time Of life ~ which they cannot recover themselves.
y n3a stock c9HApt iiG oh he Was always
cemer" As Il society rs would 60 1SrWar
and every body could DO with him what they pleased,
clrrnsanccap Ana SO it is orr lari il full Of iaen Who
they spoke their silent thought would say remom-
Der lew years ago when there not man VINO dld
not see! to do M honor And nov nobody knows me-"
4 man who lives you now live, who arc living in
5ui,ions OF society, by falls involved business,
how many stopped in tcir arc turned back
Of '' no sorrow Aud yet, think that under cir
cumstancss such as these. some OF thc nobIest I
have contcntody taken poverty and discrcd that they
might inherit this and il they were to speak Their inner
Christian brethren do MOI think eyer get tho best
g, ,hn Win vi p the most iasidos deIicacy This history
which lives inside the soul VIII never De read unt it Is
| sSown: il Is unknown to mankind There many
men wh0. lying low in mans notice res-re never.
hecss tho hghest in the esteem OF Cod having learned
the Gospel frs. OF activity and then OF paciNy. Having
done All, they have learned to stand
II is not always well 20 mention names, and yet viii
not hesitate say that when such man as LeGrand
lockwood goes over AMI everything Is swept avail
i and his children and the expense he went TO, and
sy il is tho vanity OF human thlns think OF no such
than in a whole hundred ycars OF recorded history.
There Is NOR hsSr 10 many X nes yo@s s npI rIss 1E
and that other man. whom II is SO cheap
ns. t&f Ss SaS Jay who cS;Hs a nd @ the %isat
things, how must such man feel standing in the WileT,
|
10 have his look Of recognition passing him by as an
exploded experiment For my part look upon such
MN os ono who has chance 10 develop Christian quail
"a better then than at any other time IN his life.
Ihcre is also condition OF thinss.not often recognized
in Tho pupit but which is continually fcltwhere man
ali his life long Is conscious that he s what IL called by
tie force OF circumstances" placed subordinate and sub
iert 10 men every way his inferior There 1t natural
law Of value II striving all the time against Itcal
ranges both In price and in rank Wealth although IL Is
subject TO this great cerebral law tina. price Is according
r. The quality ard quantity Of brains, yet, once OBJ:
famed and becoming itself no longer an exponent OF
| nt IN.
Of its own, it assumes kind of legislative power The
father that dies the: That spends lives and,
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