The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

and the child was to eat In tho apothecarys shop and
amusc itself al the back OF It, What would be thought
oil such thing as thaty And yet II Is precisely the
way that mon have been brought up One man must
be poisoned that another may not There Is death
tioni yet God knows just exactly IN what sort OF
world lie has Introduced the human race. through
when hey have been toiling through numerous ages
ILrE AND PHILOSOPHY.
The laws which surround men, that determine hap
pness, are mol alone physical; but mans relation ~
himself and TO human society is still more conpll-
Gated The relations superior and inferlor-the re-
iaon OF reason and OF anger, OF pity and Of love- OF
the failaccs OF human hie upon human life There s
philosophy az the bottom Of H. but who had It re-
veacd 10 himy There was never yet a system SEQ up,
no book, no message, nor anywhere a declaration OF
tina, fact Amer showing how religion and rehnsment
separated society into classes, Mr.. Beccher said
bu. the bottom is slagnant from ignorance
and depravity." He then passed on 10 say, Let not
men that undertake. 70 develop the whole obscure anu
divine nature so that they can divide the God they
represent into Father. Son and Holy Ghost let not
these men complain oil the Introduction oil plain ana
common subjects INTO tho pulpit These thomes
could not be discussed in the past because science had
not opened the realm OF physics as u now has But
and what his conditions are This stale Of things Is
perfectly known TO Gcds mind; all the things that
! was not asked whether should like TO be born;
Neither was consulted what sort OF makeup should
born whether in the wigwam, New Holland or New
England particularly the western part OIL Connecticut.
Now, men may say that this doctr ne OF pity WIN tend
70 set aside penalty, but go back TO our early days
There rs NO penalty like mothers hand When
my father used to punish tyou will be surprised 10
know that ! ever was punshed( l can tell you when
tie tears down his nce II siung me much
more than his hand nettled When he put MS arm
around me wanted to comlort him. Tell me that be-
cause men born IN Weakness born into evil that
divine justice Is to be like hon. God Is father and
n mother; you haze idea OF such iathcr; he al
ways loves YOU"
AUBURN PRISON.
Mr. Becchcr, in illustrating the difference between
the justice OF man and that OF God, said.--Go with
me TO Auburn, where stood this week. There are
confined !. 400 How did feel about these mcnY
don't practice what preach my first feeling was
one Of aversion, but my better nature came and
made excuses them and SAID they did not have the
same chances OF improving their nature AS
had. Que man, confined Tor stealing horse, was
sentenced to five years imprisonment; and
one man next to him for stealing another horse was
sentenced to fifteen years by another Judge BY some
secret they lind this out and what are
their ideas OF justice in view OF these facts? The
greatest misfortune that can happen 10 man Is 10
sin there time when man needs pity more
than when he has sinned Men arc cruel.
They arc like crocodes--teeth, teeth and
enormous mouths They are clamping in
the world, calling themselves Christians Is
this the spirit OF Christanity-the spirit OF love
Have two thousand years rolled and the tree OF
lite brought fruit than these apples OF Sodom
which when you taste them found TO De filed with
aslesy | only say, then, that by no engineering Of
law by operation OF mere pm vsical force, can
this great population of continent be ntegrated
and perfectly harmonized This will BIZ accomplished
only when tho Christian feeling mas spread universal
sy1pathy throughout the land