Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-08


which must lie removed before ne can
lay the foundations Of nobler char
acter.
We detest tlenunciation--a very form.
idablc weapon heretofore. but out Of or
der now-and instead thereof ws use the
more powerful weapons OF reason and
persuasion. We nre advocates. No
lighting 10 allowed. We have learned the
fact that kind produces kind. History
is the story Of sowing and reaping. I'm
kindness, force and violence produce
hatred. stnfs-,leath Kind words. the
beautiful children OF good feelings, al
the cath with glow Of grandest glory
which reaches into eternity. Violence,
force and hatred breed rsbellion-dsath
A pure life Is beacon light of saliva
ton. A base spirit IL bano and blight
The warm breath Of generous souls molt'
AMI cIpsls the dross of human nature,
Our process for unbuilding is the right
one. Our mitintury ritrs ard lecture.
are eminently well calculated Ia unbuild
all characters TINT have been constructe,
OH the wrong side Of human nature.
The Knights OF PythiAs rebuild by
substituting good for bal, aud W aim "a
accomplish two grand objects in ons
simpls task. lie IN no physician. but
miserable quaek. who tells me am sick
ami can give inc no remedy. We driv,
ont error. hatred. passion and discord
by the infusion of truth. soli-control,
love and unity. Men move In masses
Individuals dIiit with the tides Of popG'
lar life; they arc hoated along. up oi
down. ON the almost rcsistless current ol
social influences. We have. therefore,
set in motion "iiill wave" Of ouI
own. Each knight has tho moral sup
port OF over one hundred Thousand COM
rades, who create enthusiasm for the
right. Msn arc influenced by material
objects. such as mountains, plains, riv'
ers. oceans. stately structures and deco
rated halls.
We avail ourselves of the hint and
provide Lolge-rooms VOL calculated by
their internal space and a,lornments to
inspire the nobler AMI lot,icr sentiments
Of mans nature.
Character IL. more or less, the product
of education. There Is frontier
where character and education fade into
each other" Our institution is disei-
plinary aud educational. We enjoy the
advantages Of an extensive literature Of
our own authorship. which. for the pu-
rity of its moral prrcepts and indepcnd-
ent, liberal spirit, challenges the respect
oi all mankind. We receive aud im-
part instruction by private lectures and
public orations, AMI thereby enjoy the
indispensable benefit Of the human voice.
aud the lofty inspiration VI the most eI-
altrd natures.
Our whole aim is 10 develop mans
capabilities for lcing good and doing
good. by cultivating the intellectual,
moral and social faculties, we enlarge
the power and scope of human life. III
men arc inspired and rendered conscious
OF loltier aud nobler conceptions Of their
own powers for good. they will press
civilization on an ovcr-asconding plane,
and lilo shall become grahder, holicr.
aud more desirable in proportion to
mans enlarged capabilities.
We believe that the object OF tduca.
tion is not knowledge and intellectual
dcve,opinsnt, merely. II IL not enough
to have great learning and strong minds.
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mental yi.,on in its oneness. stands in
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