The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-01-16

lions.
And no one c1l be true 20 the
hish obligations Of the ore, without
being also true % the Oh. atoms Of
the other. The interests ef charch
and state st-ud clely reia,eG, ba.
not 0rganicalr So Eery true
Christian is met-iiy 55icd - pse-
serve the fora laG power cf good
governments; i,sssiss.- every good
citizen is eqaaAy Interested 10 pre-
serving the .0su, sg1 pgNsT II irue
Cnrisuaaity A P--y o sa;IJn
can no mrre cx #i-I u sral
issue u give ii SIC sas visa.i y tbsl
a cree eea a. urisa 81 3 sDs suos1lue,
soil or rsla Aul ga people.
party of sia aggaisa Itself against
God, and any ssue oc -efJrm is
sigos Us 0Wa lea warrant Tue
highway u C1Ji-tisa trata IS east uD
over ine egvied vale ot Jsru-a-
lem aad kome Hee D. gat The
nation or pc pie lst s-aIls Ia che
way e Heavea's de-igrs-
.Goi's bslaa,e ua.-aas s. aa4
Is hung a--ae o. ar
The weighing .l-s. Jai-lls ( pF0-
cess stiilgoes on vita gallons a- with
individuals, Tla bana wriio- on
the wall Is stiii zritreu ard rc-d in
hsiug letters Il ase aad bioJd Let
me indicate sume Vi % issues now
upon Us, aud frs jbe Latin question.
BY this Imean lhal heresy of Rome.
that holds the chGr-h to be Jhe head
of both temporal aud spiritusl power
thai foe thai would -uru civil gov
ernmeat trom is legitimate channel
into one Of personal seid-h secsarian
aggrandiZement taaJ power that
would sop the bceis Di human pro-
gress and reeaslaTe humal nature
soul and body poe, oHe say that
AN al alarm Not sj lls has
not been to any pnrPasc student Of
history He does rot read Alright
the signs and tendencies OF cur own
times. Let ne giv0 ycua fact Of re-
cent history TIE main design of
Maximillia0's expedition to Mexico.
as expressed by one of the crowned
heads of kurope wrs "D sotJie the
Latin question oa tie American
Continent" The fate Of that ad-
ventu.er is quite suggestive and in-
dicates with sufficient clearness 20
the world that the dwellers on this
Western Continent fully comprehend
the Latin question and feel them
selves abuudanly able 30 settle it
without fJreigu i--errenlioa. lie
who ignores this rising Issue is not q
wise counsellor: for history shows
it TO have been The great .o9e of the
past, and It Is, ao3 vii be o8e Of the
great ones Of our own h.story. The
crafty designs Of Rome gre already
apparent. She wou-t captarc cur
treasures, our schoofs. cur lsgisla-
lures, our armies, 0,r-Hoerdes Free
men let US beV are-thclk Gcd for
your libeTties-bu. u as you love
them, preserve theD, for the Hfcf0f
the ,r0rld seeks them Once more
let NE speak Of ,he purity OF our po-
litical life Its o shame 80 esFe
the great interests Of the state 10
demsgogues and ugscrupal0us Trick
sters. Let ouT best, oar parass cit
izens interest themsa.res 10 public
matters. Go 70 The louptain head Of
political power add life; .es it be
pure aud lrde. a,,epd the primary
elections as co6sca ioH b md IS
regularly as ven shoela 7our prayer
meetings-and improve OF both. Let
virtue, honor manhood be shs ,est #
public favor IL is time ia cor his
tory that We were done ailh poker
play ing, ambass4Gor- Eumg-o.iae
ministers, brioGlle secretaries and
drunken rulers
Yet toe heeIt or eur noble people
is rlg BIT, and there IS g corrective
principls setting il the righa direc-
tion. 1t is a grsnd though- OF Bishop
Buffers, thai 'as badly as things seem
seem 10 be disJFdefed 10 this world,
we see a tendency in them toward
the right" So ve msy be thankful
10 day for the blessings we 5ave and
for those we hope 60 have. We may
trust cur Nation to be faithful 10
her high and holy ealing. And 1Ow
do you realize rom this brief survey
of our resources. pr0vidential favor
and trainings, oar relationship Of
God and bGman Interests. hat above
the Jewish, the G9eek, The Roman,
God hath made ogF 0EH the "elec-'
Of all the Nations af the earth Do
you, in view Of ths wonderful past,
the fruitful preseGi and the hopeful
future, feel the deep significance Of
the text, Gle bat1 Dct deal. 50 8ijh
any nation" Fit was The boast Of
the jew that be wes c child Of
promise il .in i5a elder day to be
a Roman were greater than q king
may we not to-day rejoice rether IN
the higher privilege Of American citi-
Zensbip. May we rot come before our
God with thankful hearts aud joyful
songs hoping for, the realization CT
tina; radiant prophecy, when, AS
the sun rising On q Sabbath morning
and travelling westward from New
foundlaud 70 Oregon, viii b.hold The
countless millions Of our land assem-
bling as if by Commea impulse in the
temples with which every valley.
mountain and plain viii &c adorned;
when the morning psalm eEd. even
ing anthem commencing with the
multitude on the Atiaatic eosst viii
be sustained By sae ten thousaad
times ten Thousand ia the valley Of
the Mississippi and Be pTolonged to
the thousands Of thousands OF the
sands of the Pacific"
May We nos vita thankful hearts
Oh this glad day look heagenward
and with the Quaker gIel pray;
'-Oh maze Thou rs t--,1sa centuries long
II peace sccu-e, H. 5-s E-
Around cur gia os freedom t-av
The sae gua-tso Ta- rs-.csu- t.s
Andcast IN sa1ie lIysaer msu.i.
May the new cycle lssms tlsEl~
CauSe for Fisars:usne.s