The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-13

mind, realizing sense Of the wrongfulness and
danger OF all sorts 81 dishonesty; but It's llbors
should be energoticay backed w 10y the pulpit.
We must try to set every available agency at
work for the advancement Of public virtue.
Not few II the men VINO have fallen into hib-
Us of stealing are church gocts or professors Of
religion who clam to have been converted.
This shows how necessary t. Is that the clcr "
should preach frequently aud strongly on this
subject.
We have several cold stager" candidates
Tor the Presidency who keep turning un from
timc to time. Some of them expected the n1n-
nation in 1904 or 1851; then looked for IN ls,s.
then were anxious ahou, It I'm 1872 and now en-
tcrtnin hopes Of getting It this year. Patience
Is virtue In veterans. JAMES HrCnANAN was
talked q Tor the Presidency twenty years be-
fore he received the nomination.
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Let a man for a time become EDITOR n he
nslie and 'htolrn sfi through, Taylor, teto,e
Wc rae Drtdt hU i1ts.
Tails T. very tuc. and when Dr. TAYLOR aaee
that In early life be was an editor, We got one
OF the reasons Of his power and success n
preacher There is no man who ottgins such
an insight into human character and the mo-
tiycs which govern mems conduct "a AN editor
Of n daily journal who ia n'tcd for his place
TINT is one who a. canal lc Of both obs rvltion
and rejection, Who prcscrycs biz iudcreudcnce
and does not let prejudice disturb his dnalgsis.
We will add to what DR.. TAYLOR SAYS. that
ironing us reporters would be very useful 10
heoloGlcnl students. We DO not however wish
10 TIE Una fstood W ou'i'nS places III THE SuN
'ul'e To ~ the hn'e 'iv'Wtv students oar
force Of re- orters il already laf.c. and II sd
mirahlc quality. Bus perhlp. the Young thco-
loci rs may ret riices elsewhere. They would
nnd u ~ tacro are great many things To learn
not taught In hooks on Theology, diacctics, cx.
egesi-, or hetmeucu.ies.
An cNonplltrdtion of practical Chris
Il nitV WIS afforded ON Friday hy The Roman
Catholic priest. Fat. cr ApNTs. This courageous
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MT. HARnisoH read from work 10y the Rev;
hahit sr,cla h ,ra -,crsiiics. ani mutual nalis"
Az an s,sest tn tEn o"n woT.s % r.. co,',
in whc he had o,,rcomc his appetite Tor strong drink
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trro bEtt .nhstauiia ly ,rcrra 4 IT, the Bro9SNn
nr HpH u, ~ Music snu s'o'"aiu ne n"u seen '-p
BELL "V'h eri"@ ana tuluA''
m'n who rot converted while drunk would
naturally turn ont Just ss this Fred BELL has
done. lis method OF conducting divine ser
vice ana hl' manner OF speech show that he is
utterly unnt to teach men concerning their re-
liiions duties. He isnoi only accused ofdrlnking
and smoking while puhlicly pretending I" regard
those pr'rtices ~ wrong but there lies against
MN the d'Rraceinl charge supported 10y her
IN avit' that he tried TO seduce one of his
church members. We advise religious people
I" put no trust Whatever In a drunken mems
de'l rdIipns that he ia converted. His express
si'ns may he fun OF emotion. but It IS only
mauhhn emotion. lhe primitive Methodist
connection iii Wisely III dep'-in- this fellow
BELL
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ms o'sc' Mr HihcHHR VIII not hc able 10 stGve
on i'lr investigation. THIS Andover move
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