, 1879-05-01

70 The Editor nf The Tribune.
CA1cAGo, April a0.-The rally ut the Grand
Pacific by snrl, largo representation Ut tho
clergy in thu Interest Of thu suut1uy question is
Of Itself highly proper auu stcp 10 thu right
direction.
Preaching prcccpt with never 80 much c1o-
qlicnro Without corresponding pructsco IL abos-
tiya.
II all ara to engage In keeping tho Sabbath
day holy, let each n,ll every clerical gentleman
bcgln to reconstruct tho bseacl III the wall over
agulnst hls own house.
Lot tho jingle Ut tho mkman's bell be heard
no more at the bacls-gatu upou tho Lords thy.
Let every iun,atc OF each household cease
tllc reatliN:, OF secular papers upon that uay.
beginning, with tic priest al1l cillIng With tho
6GrynHt.
LIT every corner drugstore, whnsc chief tra.lc
ripon Sunday 10 csgafs uni bottled l!1,iors, bc
cloActl, nnA tho usual crowd of well-lresscu
I,ungers.on attend tlynB service.
Let nu preacher witl Dngster with ltmpil
cover under urn 10 seen falIi,E tEic inpi0us
cas-drIver to Init upon thy day nt sacrcd rest.
Cut otl te dcnmli1h, aEl t!1c supply vii rc.lso.
II no patrnns, no need OF cnrs tu curry tIIcsn.
l.ut the diving who E1scourscs 40 sIoquently
In thu language ot sacretl Writ "DcnY thyscif,H
throw a~Ny ha cigar, too.
Tie discussion Uf q church quarrel Ia equally
guilty aH ~ tAlk over rrlxe.fElt; ttt9 SAME
principles Ut hatred unieslte buth.
il ey.,ry pcrson who fully bul!oycs 1t WRONG to
real Chicago Sunday tIaptra wOuld Muyer rcah
one, 1!m typos could begin their Sabbath sasus-
llAy night.
II car., person who fcc.s tic terrible abo.ninn-
tlon oi Sunday ils,rso'cars would never {,atron-
,zo them I'LL lne oyerworkcd a,.d !oorly-phid
cmploses might cnJuy ti,o Subhnth as ottlrr
ChristIans .lu.
Ii tl,tra wurc no drinkers there would ba uo
saon's, nI'd no NEED Ut Sunday laws against
sA0uhs.
=. DohI
crnsion kecu Hist day holy nseIf a,,1 mighty
c!MlIEc IL ut utlGc accomplished.
'il,g flll wllO III his SMa.lay rlmbles uiscur-
ers so much to lmrff hla n"tts soul torgs,s tiiu
uxalnji!e hu tsin lIy yAIAullltt, himself.
Fislc ellntrngu 'il.t gorgeous nrray wl! not
appease i.N Creator fos SAbbatl.hrGakng.
Or tonrsa t!lr uttendaslts Of s0no fashionable
church lanrnt thu u,ssavcd condition Ut the
c4arhnlan who Ii praying AMI cagefiy listening
to hear llsr .loxolu%y. Willis tl,r p!o.,s ulies aro
comfortably to.lsrsl u sits III l,lc storm puticut-
ly whiting Tor tlr Amen.
Let y sar ts 3 sosspn s, 2 of tAe hy,e n,a.-
for this 1s the who!t uuty Of nlnn." lauo.
al!ohIgun Sentiment le~EnrdlnE tho stoyens
Trt,sl.
tn IN Editor oJ Tbs Trtbunf.
GNARp Raplps, Mich, April 2S.-Wi!l sou A.
Inv nie 10 express through il!e columns Of The
TRlncSE the disappointment NIL contempt
~ kAlh E}lG QFCT tHG Nut-
come Of ,hs lrlnl OF Tint heartlrss, conscience.
less brute. Peta Steyrnsi
Tie verdict of tho Jury Ia veritcnton ut tho
old adaga tmt the yerlict Ut au A,uprIcan Jury
IL thu only thins that lut!les tile foreknowledgo
| ol Gu.i.
IL II not to (lG hoped tut tho tlu,u wilt soon
| como when men wllo aru us Ignorant Of law AMI
! as destitute III conception OF Justice ~ Christ
was of si,l will uu lun.er te called Upon tu de-
ctIu tho question OF tho oua nor administer the
| othrrs
II ever mau un 0od's earth deserved haug-
luz, Fato stoyeus, tla bsAulcss, saullesa brute,
tlescryeAii. Ills own testimony showed eon-
cllsiyely that ho had tho soul VI q hyeua a,sl
| tl.n colIsct1ucn nj u scorp!1u
Va ru1ue,nber with yiv.tness tho trial, coDyic-
'ttun,And execution Of conu9lly a:l shelrs,wlo
drunken .lellriuu., killed McConsile. 1h1 pso.
plo sad II was tut: vl,S iaw scu,a.'dei il. md
iii u tvaioua frsDzy,, stsuoss duWn tic woman
| who hul loarued to 2csp.so him for his basc-