Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-12-14

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4 of PROGRESS. what will she be when she wears
1 The boary locks Of her mother. England, She
lis laroer If not more beautiful and wise than
1 England sov. DR. Riee. \ distineu;sbed
sEnsi;sh WESLEYAN divine and educator. saws:
| .The pulpit OF America addresses more mind.
| sbaro and active tboupht. than anv other
| lsnd.s The interest does no, furn mon what
we have done Or are doing. under God. 4, =
nation. but what we seem likelv to do in the
kuture il We retain our purity industry, econ
omv adelitv and character. A nation that
carried ON for four wears and 10 a suceessf,l
termination. such war as The mas, rebellion
depend unon Il "a mot destitnte Of mind now.
err nor IA il made nm Of 'd6,ts or on : 1noltroons
Other nations look mon us q wyifie.awake peo-
pfe. who know bo,,r q, handle oor ,.yaoi,ons
and imnlements. re,,,,.s ,,h, ao,,, No.,
to be snuffed ont OF ex;stence by a,is,o5rst;c
sneers and disnlav Of redLtanne Nsver bes
fore was an aruy orpsan;,eed that had the ave-
rage intelligence of our Northern armv--and
our enemies. en- ma.., vere neither fools loaS nor
towards.
Wel;ve in . day NJ act;x;,v in a land of
;nve,,or. whs, 4. ,.a, Vsntes c.nna,
nj. .vh;h;,;o,s ..e,,
~ the r,antavn,., ~ere. NO r,een affs;rs We
40. IL. ;,,.uec, and ,1sh ~ tbe ,,eo,,,s l., ,ha
imn improvements continually taking n,laoe MANY
mort IONS ~ o,,r land orc ,breoded With : NET
work of ;ron hands We look mon the pa
ci6c Railroad q, the eighth wonder OF the
.yor,d .y,,,d On. 80 ,h .na .nh;av.on,o Of ON
dav Won Leave ne Emn;re c;,v and il i,
daya vo,,r ,ocss are fan,.d bv tie bre.zes
of the Pae;s,c ana vonr brc,u,. snrintled hy;
i,s cooling snrav In tb;rtv 1.vs Won q, u,,;nole ,,;o
v;,h ,ba ce,es.;.Is n ,ba land Of Confrc;ns
and of Too Tn sn;,s Of .bord times Io;ln,o,.
are mult;nlvine and the elepanc;es of travel
rendered ali that is desirable If our women
are too busv to make or wash our garments
brother Jonathan ius, ooes 70 work and makes
machines for both nurnoses If there are no
laborers to- veatber the barvests HI, constructs
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~ 10 I'M i".'S'' apu tiiosneis IeHie heie
that they might worship God unmolested, ac-
cording to the dictates of their own con.
sciences. Think Of the landing too Of Co
l,,,-, =
-. ~ y. oA y T'.' r.ss ni' .
sword In one hand and the banner OF the Ex-
peditisn in,the other. Columbus landed with
h,s follsven and in the midst of the gorgeous
.o.,,.-,, "a ~. ;,o.,, ,,.,r-;s, g -
$40 '''o '">''e VI nny iiHu0 VI ho"eis
they all Kneit down and chanted a hymn OF
Thanksgiving to God. No wonder the New
Enolanders keeeen m their tbsnksc;v;no We
-. e l.S'a -
no" naso iAisef huiioef VI cnurches anu
ministers IN proportion to the population than
England. We have nearly 100000 com
munican.s in the 5i;5yerant in
..., n..I - y ,,.,,.'-. :
ciuuins 'ne no"an Saehoncs- -mihlons upon
millions OF dollars are freely contributed an
nually for the support of the Gospel at home
and ah,oad De Toc,do,,,a,v;,iea sst 40 ~.
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Aiio" = tFopie WHICH mas es'apnsneo SCHOOLS
30 numerous, and 30 effective, built churches
more prOportioned to the wants of the people /"
.A~.;n be IA ,,sr;oo :. ,L. ,,,o,a IL
- C,.-..:~v-.,.-.--'. - :.
LUG ohristian reiiglon mas preserved the most
real power over men," Earl Carlisle said-''I
may fairly ask what other communities are so
amply supplied with the facilities Of public
worship Tor all their members. The towns
old and young bristle with churches, and they
are almost always well filed"
The first saw. OF New York when out at
Sea were its glittering spires shining like SO
many polished shafts of gold in the light of
the setting sun The Sabbath in the Eastern
and Northern States are, generally speaking,
scrupulously observed and with unbounded
freedom of conscience. The cry from the
South and Great West is, 'come over and
help US" The watchword of the church is,
forward onward! upward The world is
our parish. The spiritual forces of Zion were
never perhaps more busy than now for the
suppression of sin, the spread of the Gospel
and the elevation of the race. The Christian
purse was never more open than now-many
have lost their strings and have no clasps
Our millionares are pouring out their riches
BY the hundreds of thousands-yea by the