Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-05-03


tabets of time, but with brotherly sur
roundings and gentle teachings his life
may flow on as the placid river, and like
it, benctitting all with whom he comes in
contact for man is not all bad far from it,
as a rule he will prefer to do right; the
three primary virtues, truth, honesty and
fidelity, are inherent virtues in humanity
and come from the ground with him; ira
chg the line of time back to primitive
periods, when humanity existed in its cr,ld-
est form, yet to live together even in tribal
rclations,t hey must learn to tell the
truth to each other, per force Of necessity ;
they must rely upon what was told them,
or else their language, the blessed privi-
legc OF speech were Il curse to them-Of
course, | mean ASA general rule, although,
it was before the age of newspapers, and
newspaper correspondents, yet undoubt-
edly story tellcrs existed then; but as Il rule,
ibr general protection, people are COM
PEELED to tell the truth or forfeit all claim
To confidence from any one: so also with
honesty; even where society was crude
when people began to accumulate, the
rights of property had to be respected: Us
men accumulated they must be permitted
to retain else anarchy and consequent de-
struction would have been the result, so
these two great fundamental virtues came
with man from the ground up, and not
from above down, for their hold Oh the
InovE at that time must have been vrrv
slight, rs with all our development at this
ADVANCED age, we find ourselves of the
earth. earthly; but the progress we have
| made in civilization is simply the budding
of that crude germ; so with fidelity, men
must be true to each other for self protcc-
tien, as otherwise. no one would have any
rrmrmhrrinr our concrntion of lrvitimatc
lifr work how ;mnor,,n, ,n t,c 1aynlon,
;rg nf th.sc ,ttr;hrtrs of n,,r nat,,ros (.
,hce susiuininr Of these car,linal virtuc;.
and il;s hriny. m. to thn imnnr,,n,
mart which OiI Fcllnwshin nl,vs in tl,;s
,ercat DRAMA of lifr Old FrllnW, ,hin does
not ,.I,;n IN b,vr i;.,.ovcroI any, nrv. yir
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self if necessary these fundamental truths
of Infinitv in,lissolnhlv incornorntni will
the cyis,rncc of man of wh;ch T h,vn
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,vorl, mrs are secret and i,s Nom I,nr.lin
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brc;hrnn and entitled to all the PRIVILEGES
If brothrcn to- deeds of kindness to words
,f cheer in dcspondcncy, consolation in
sorrow to- words of love and faith when ,
Inc hcad is bowed in anguish, and the
heart all broken with its @rcat grief the $
world looks Oh. so dark and cl,ccrcss,
hc heavens seem brass over our heads,
ncl lhc sweet ll,.S Oh oro'cfhool tAei!tiiliy |
he SarrctlneSS of the bond of union which