The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-14

same thing. The APO tie or love says that FOR the
sweetenlng 81 all the acrid Things OF the world
you must depend upou love. What Was 40 that
caused she abolition OF slavery J Love. The great
ruie OF love swayed the hearts OF the aboluOnlsts
They felt That there was great singing wrong
done 70 millions OF human beings. In the present
warfare against another curse. intcmperance, IL
IL the Deating neart o. love which is the moving
spirit. Thus the apostle o. love finds no END 20
the great things which 10 mas accomplished. me
apostle OF h2ht again SAYS that the word mas been
equally comiorted, blessed, supported, purihed Dy
knowledge. you owe IL TO me- ne SAYS, 'that
men nave been brought together, 50 that rom
one end oil the weird 70 the other hearts can nter
ally beat with single throb; you owe 1t TO the
nyention OF the electric telegraph; you IL 70 me
tnat lie has been pro onged-you owe that 10 the
study OF hygiene and statlstics.n IL Is the BODY
and not the soul that science looks at. What re-
suits from that That there 10 less bereavement,
less sickness less death. Is IL a good tang 10
have well drained cites-the power OF Keeping
pesnence away You owe that not TO love, pity
or charity, but 70 chemistry which looks at no
heaven, but simply analyses iorces, elements
gases.
AS both are regenera ors-saviours-let them
strike hands. Love ana light never go quite TO-
getner, 1t Is true. One is always somewhat In ex-
cess of the otner. There times wnen love is IN
excess OF light and when the latter should assert
ITSELF Sucn times We nave now. There Is so
much more warm appealing than cold rejection
IN this age that we must lay more stress upon ne
latter II Is not very long ago that Wen known
evangelical divine OF England said That for the
purposes OF salvation knowledge was worthless.
TINS ~ tie cry OF all TIE churches. knowledge
comes much harder than mere sentiment, winch
10 social, fresh, genial Joyous, impulslye Every
body can lee. The less people KNOW the more
they feel. Ieebergs are at the mercy OF every
wind during the war, Tor Instance, there was
a contaglon oi antlpaghy To The southern people.
How IL IL pOw2 Tine sparks Of lraternal love are
kindled eve yWhere by these Centennial ce!ebra-
lions.
EAREOWNESs OF LOVE-
Love rs merely matter OF clique; the Christian
only looks WITHIN the pale oil Christianity; the
wise care little for the foolish, The rich Tor the
poor. You have observed now the poor Always
heip the poor. Those VINO nave studied the lives
OF that unfortunate CLASS living III our midst,
the prostitutes tell suCn stories OF tenderness,
love, lorueaTauce as would break ones heart. Bat
81 sympathy Is simply possible for those VINO have
lei the same sorrow and experienced the same
terrible TRIALS.
NECESSITY or MORE LIGHT.
There Is too mucA rove in comparison with light
See how the latter rs ever necessary 10 nelp love
IN It's good work The people OF Massachusetts are
now autated 0y inc question waat To 40 with 4
boy, badly burn, cursed In his paTentage and at
last cruel murderer. VINO Is TO be protected ana
piled. Nc anu ms parents or society at large We
must know how 10 prevent the Dlrtn oil such crea-
lures, or n they are born their criminal develop
mrnts. rne same question presents Itself IN me
Indlans. On the one side there IS the romantic
sue OF sentiment, which sees IN nun the loYable
nero; the Other sees IN him only the murderous
savage, VINO should be eXtlrpated. We need llght,
Ignt, 10 grapple with these questions, IN ofuer
20 carry gu tue true purpose OF love. single
beam Of hight win guide the weary wanderer TO
tue haven OF rest when ioye has dropped upon It's
knees, hopeless, long ago.