The New York herald., 1876-10-23

nc peculiar tine ~ which be was writing vas the
mos, desperate the OF The earth. The kmpsror
was Nero Bis synonymous With cruelty
and brutality II was impossible that Paul should
mean that people should rest quietly under power
like that wthous there chance 10 overthrow IL
There sense In which the words true IL u not
true that all power is OF Cod or The modern philos-
opher would put IT, that power 10 spiritual and comes
IRON the sphere OF ideas-irom the realm OF possbil
ties : That power-rea power-isin some sense divine.
From this point the speaker drew . comparison be-
tween the lower classes Of society and the higher oaes
asserting that n impossible compare person
who lives at the base of mans system with creature
who lives at the top IL 70 compare Edgar 4. Poe
with Ralph Waldo Emerson. Follow this through with
consideration and you will nnd It rue step bv STEP
Society As the bottom the who druage and dig
and dclve VINO ignorant and unrestrained by con-
sciesce aad moral responsibility These people live and
die. giving up their lives that others may live easy
Above these 10 class Of well meaning people, Who
make the world more elegant going By their
cxistencs-the people VINO smooth over ths rough
Above ths again the great thundsrsrs Of the ints
gent works-,he merchanta politicians, the men Of
Above those again, are the mon OF scisncc--the men
who form ideal laws and order men who see that tho
heavens are brought down to bear upon the Garth.
Observe she immuabity Of shis order Soc how these
hierarchies preserved their placsa In society
u the OF things for all TO reverence greatness
class OF persons abjoct the lowest
classes. They nave instructive Tor some-
thing above tnsm You viii this rney kassl on
hard floors worshippiDg the cruciasd Saviour
In contrast the sensualist. This man has
OF any moral responsibility but what u due 10 him.
self, 10 his neghbor tho community ~ large. Ho
ebria.on. lie knows nothing. believes noshiss wer-
ships nothing. for nothing To see him yeu
would suppose that no was person OF considerable
cultsre. 10 hear him speak you would suppose him
20 be OF the Consequence In society. he has
iaca OF religion and pohtcs HIS main idea Is 10
good dinner His idea OF pleasure is that II lives .
mn m IN n n
Ii not constrained to do. This person, a. far as he
can. rsverses tho order OF th'ngspuu the frss last
into the ballot bsx What OF fis He ps,s manhood
into hts vote: He nevc! sussains cause No Stale
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,ns 4seS order Of thing; R:eSsas sa:s p1ws,
.hs other ead OF she linz IL tho extreme Puritan The
Puritan does plant himself upon sense, bus upon
soul There s no reality but the reality Of sAoughI
Impulse must BE- put under steYn e0ntroL Appetite
must DO denied De will eat no moro than Is abso-
lu,eiy possible TO support lie. and he wall get
simply to aliAy hts thirst He Will not attend any
place Of amusement The world was merely made tor
tne SOUL In his tamiy he is austsrs and cruel He
believes 10 shs subecnon OF hin wife aad the servude
Of his children In society he has never been TO any
place OF entertainmsnt-the theatre or concert room
In the city his laws would have nrx, sus,ere aoso
lutte judges All turpude 10 brought before the law
OF justice and condemned. His power exclusive
and marrow. The sensuast calls him . fanatic and
the Puritan calls the eensualist fool The
natural arrangements do NOS correspond with
tho artificial arrangements which men mako
the bar by tho very crmiaa Who staads there bat
whose righful place should bs on the BenchY Win It
not sometimes happen that the psnitsns who conesses
her sins outside the confessional Dox should be insde
granting absouton aad blessing whs the priest ought
to be ON the outside murmurng mis- slnsy II shn
Is that the natural arrangements will eoere
spond with powsrY Women have NO vote; but do not
women influence vOtesf No woman dfsps ballot,
but dses woman coAtrol ballosY Napolsoa !. was
ntrn,A lar AvSs Ia SeaAl ekanh k~nta ID
frem France She was . woman. Napoeoa sat Tho
throne Nine De Stael occupied . seat In shc parior.
laws and s.x sna. they were enforced He would send
out his word from cad Of Europe 10 the other.
She would gather her circle OF reLds around her and
intsse her spirit in their sprita Napoleon l., the
knowlsdgsd ruler OF modern times, conpelled
TO dsmi iss that woman from hts court A man can 70
ns .Se
possesses tho privilege Of being hersef OF exertng
in society that peculiar masnstsm that controls the
votes in affairs than hts body servant but his
has thousand The power Of his servants
ne can pu, & s,0a: n ssrns 'nss w MAKE ns o0oy
vote in . csrtain way without his speaking word
And here comes tho solemn iesson, The moral OF all
requires that each class should keep W place and do
justice 70 ITSELF The intelligent must try and become
Sss %0,s n'sl,ssn' The wise WISER tn: good
upon all Of us-io throw all the inIssncs
divine order We believe that the highest powers Of
all the powers Of moral sentiment We believe
.ha. without these powers life becomes poor and drags
only toward death We believe that wiah these powers
comes renewal Of life
The great necessity Of tho hour is 70 remove al
these obssructions with the power OF religion, she
power or sspraon. Iath and the fair sighI Of hope
made 10 play upon the world II ought 10 mako US
happy. l. osghs 70 make Us brave and uAin.er-
mNttng In our resolves 10 mako society good
can make IT, In proportion ourselves discern
The way for them the JOY will DO ours In pcportisa
these powers made beautiful will society recover
from its misery It's sorrow, its mistakes and and
tend toward tho glory OF ITS righteousness.
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