The Morning herald., 1877-07-03
Z MS kr {i5.hvl sts, n Aeuersl Nc

Gieiiah IL -typical OF the man. he groups
together facts, arrays, and marshatislAe Aem
as he would an army but ever true to
Els Character BE Sci Is Tsrdy George. What
solike him, a. Tthe lssts sentence in. his
Iaytirleysw 1ad ,slsia hsSsasif tysgG sS.
I'47'For ,he present We can can only practice
the adage of the Russian. II sit upon the
bank, and there ! await the wind" In
Reviews Of the high character of the North
American readers expect opinions. even
speculations as 70 the result, deduced from
the existing positions of.he Turk, and Rus
sian.ss plague upon II await the wind"
any school boy, or niny could wait until
the campaign is ended to know the result.
"The American Constitution" by Sena-
tor Morton. viii be reserved for another
article, to our mind his views are arch
heressy. 1t is not often, that one meets so
qsaint. and all searching paper as that
entitled, Moral reflections BY a Japane-e
Traveller The present is the 5th OF
these able and curious essays from the
same, pen. There is = simplicity, per
spicaity, and bo!dness about the! writer
which makes it-cayiare to the intellectual
Appetite ,sba5& esssf) a.G.
IT have examined into religious matter
a good deal, and find no religion where
difference is 80 great between what religion
teaches, and what the people practice as in
Christian religion, Noh melan religion
does not teach such high and pure morality
as Christianity, but Mahometans praclice1
their religion much more closely They
are never ashamed to pray, even. when
they are alone among strangers; they per-
form all observances very faithfully, They
do not depart from teaching in order to
make money, therefore they cannot make
It. when they are near Christians, because
when Christians (so called want to make
money, they do not care much what their
Bible teaches, but Mohometan cares.
what Koran teaches. Bible says, it is not
good to lend money onnsury. but Chris
lans always, charge interest, Koran says /
anne thing, therefore among themselves
Nahometans do mo- charge il, and SO in
many other cases MahomeIana obey Koran,
ut Christians do not obey Bible. There
ore, Christians lso called advance rapidly
n material progress, because they sacrifice
heir religion TO this kind Of progress.
therefore, they quickly become highly
ivi'izel, but Mahometans will not sacrifice
beir religion, therefore they remain, IikeI
arly Christians who lad all, things in
ommon, rather barbarops.
The reflections of our Japanese Tray
ller" upon newspapers, is worth reprint
lg: .r,...,..s ... ........E
'lf newspapers we're written to make
forgive each other, and love
.her, then, perhaps they might do some
pod but Christian newspapers only make
eople more angry with each other, and
lereiore more uncbrislian. Same thing
ltil religious newspapers. Only that they
o not abuse The politicians as much as =,
uch as they abuse each other" se "
With what terrible directness, and say =
'e noncha'ence, he probes the very bot
IN OF one Of our social ulcers, and thenI 4
tails its pathology, as correctly as if it 4
ID been life study: .. !!
"After great financial panic came in N.
ork, l made very accurate moral study
ncerniug it. and inquired narrowly about
e principal men who failed; because -.
wspapers Were calling some of them
ieyes. and every one. indeed, was abusing
EN- very much. because many people had
1t money BY them. Then found nearly
we're so-called pious financial men SO
en- | inquired why 80 many financial men
lst be plous, and one evenfounded 'theo- Th
yical seminary who was most celebrated
Rings Then my friend, who did not
etend TO be religious, explained how, for
my reasons it was great assistance in
ahtiai operations to profess religion
ny ne said he himself was too honest
ver'helesS. be admitted be made great
'iune by cheating people. Even vet l ~
lld not understand this matter thorough L
but one day visited beautiful island
one OF the great American lakes. There
ound lovely little island, with beauti-
cottage upon it, full of clergymen of A
all kinds Of different sects. en-
81 :, ~ . ih4uiieu NO" 10 many clergymen aga
different sects could, neverthe less. be ma
ing together peaceably in one house on up, up,
beautiful island, then it was explain M nal
to me to me that they were all invited W
come and rest together and recover hE tnt
a'th here, by most powerful financial
q, who had immense Railway plans -
%, when his plans failed, because from :
beginning they were bad and hellow,
all the congregations Of these clergy
a great many bonds and sticks Of this n