, 1880-07-05

portant than Tho poltical calrus, public
Worship than party barterl,'gs, Bible atnny
than cnrront puttle'!i esonthny. and f.lnsty
Let @ p'y & @ an oney IL b. %
for party purposes with autl's consent. Never
let the aag .ai KinK Jesus trail In The duet,
thnt Sven tie E1andest narty.hai,'i|er Might
fieve tlieso two splendid flags, these eIlslgn.s
Of onr loyalty u God n,,d oilr native land.
slIouil iloat from THO san,e staG,. c!t'iSt'a
egol9rs being nearest THO crown. Az s3d' j.. t3ls
by the crllol .arbitrament Of the syynrtl
TINT tho State Is subordinate to tho nv,
tional Union, 80 lct i bG resoluteIy Hxetl
In every devout soul TINT righteous partisal.-
tie claims md authority Ut our 1.urd Jesus
Christ Ma!ty .deplora t'1e advent Of al ex-
citing ,poisigna canvass, beca,tsc. rs they
sr;ior' sS' il II Church work, a,t'( CONSEQUENT IL.
it be that any Christian viii 10 fur, forget his
Master, a,i.t 50 ntlerly, relounce ILLS highest
asy yowsY &C. ooa 5. gra't that W. 'nay keep Christ
Sccond:-;1n taking n suitable interest IN
party, politics, let It bo done III becoming
christian tofaper. atn not prepared to say
tHt nay saG get ,a17,,ysa aTny without sanIn sInx
to tIink iae earno}. fhe normal ar innoce,,t
usS u temper is 70 l,o' y tor Use II . a.'el1
e1lRehGiES ~ Ilknp!ui5 !Hu1nltt!a'i, GiliuttEu
Mpnt, personal support ot indlRMtllGs, etc:
The usual, .lnlsclievu,ls, md sinful USE OF
temper L. found Wien u utters pioiano
sss Gsf Il en1sTtss ist aSf passa i%eaio a,
Is guilty 0f haleyole,,t f'nckbittng.. AlnoSt
ese1y99oIy gets 3 ~ cam ANN sHo Ro;, ~ %,aS
II not stInneoa Meu eau thi.c"k VI. th;sy HtnsF
Soyeit' ayy n"t mt' be n to ts Hs ong a othor
reasons: When two men III political con-
~. m!'a ~ .U5 ~ w. a., at ,,o,y mr., oVsr.
ses 9n, Moa ~ nch rM tM~ o ot'ur VIZ ~ II
tS nter',HSs tRe Mni;vn sTs i;T tIe @ ,liTerenct.
fle coetusion Inn almost ccrtan M TO to be rsace
u l1, tMks n II III. nthcr lova ls
WAt Mo thS n,. s.n, e etrna on;, m1,f af
coMty h'nt AZ uas n "on oe ,a,, "s.e Il "ni,i @ ~, :,
fpaItor. he reg @rssars t s' asei nc as T III n stats of
saSe IL tv'is n En'iop' II VI" nfni,n nG 1s 1yn, III 1T,
,e1n ml te n,,nr ~ 11a fsss ika ,'sty nnai,,st
aiaro;st ,eas e nnis ,,' s1 ns. hns MI,
sword. s bHt tfo Sal sanKuinary mpieients 9
,mrrn ,un ~ rca % 1,asco,fnrt f. rnnecins ,atrfGt
tham TT To- ha eolln1 ,iisiovai. iinder s,cif n
ci,nroe i !" aircct a % ~ ,,x ,,sim;,stin,, nm riot
prepared t. condemn e H. tie spSr tHt
esT9 II enlpat,e ,a4 a las,!ng a psStest @ III II
pai afSitf frsitnr liz IT, n ~ f!GrIaltnm % farncSs %
IL eItaisu ~ @ .ue ,,, ~ i'o'lsS oes ~ ,e n
"s wo Kmow our 9W 70 oe M%nss sa w
Giup , ~ u.u ,rsait onf i, - TX III
SnsY 'o it KY ener a Viii \: ~ nrnvai s T. nni
io" i!stso on!a H., telapct "ll' pteY"' Ill po''S
'ca1 an'ilsg alspu1m..oM. rs.r =, a.. .. ,,o,,u
I?ttrd-i,tlr1W al Inc persuasion or your
exa!nple, oil the force nf your henrtiest con-.
agn,n.a,tsol,. atM ~ ne e. e!lifacy OF yoar
n party potlt!es. Splritnons 1lAn9rs gain
their highGst and witlcst; popularity GMrtnE z
heate politieat can'p9lEa. Me WI! arank
snts 'shs we 0esSSat erdaqy s tota 'fss aSsa S
Is il not possible t, garry q politicssl cs., Y
yass WlthoN,t the aH Of the saloplis! ATs +,
so 5aea 90 BY pass!o SO a rroxorfl y H.
moved IN atlalfs political Unless they arg irsl
tillea 70 tue brlm With strong arltlkp Must
morals some !iay rula tho ballot OF American
freenemy Wlll WElsky always be Included %
II the list OF political persuaslvesY V9linG
eonsness, and insise npnM p It that that AL good
men, Irrespective 0t partisan bias, nnil9 t9
COMPEL IT. u be rlE!lteously t!oite: Abashct'
Under the fmoiisMininE m cG1isciouslleSs OF tx,
retire from the arena of politics N THIS land
copy men ing nnt IT. tho courage g To- Gplil, la:
Il It ya, ast soot Se tat NJ mei vo 9sst
4 general sentiment Of u righteous constituency
into personal total abstinence, nnti, rs we'll
INTO retraan'nE from the pnn'nlsfnnus, prom M , dls.
tribntion OF liquors In treating. 70 give 4
mar liquor BY treating li'n Is at ieast ns bnt'
rs TO drink yourself: 1t is our duty, y a.
cent men and patriotis citizens, to break III
this custom wherever 1t prevails, Mld It does
prevail to an alarming exteMt In ~ prnetica
partisan politics. Tho Uayi!, using ~ ~
atrtmentallty known ~ saloons, u feit DOW.
arfullytn our party politics. b4t dod, through
the Church. y hardly felt Mt n!l.
Fo1rh-Let every Christian man who
takes uny Interest Ill party politics
BIO moved to DO =, so by conscious
personal patriotism. To love onH's cou,
try tB = real virtue. Patriotism ls .rea
and lasting duty: Ono can be pntrlot-f
genuine loysr Of hls country,-nMl yet tlo1
polity. Patriotism Is tho duty at all citizens
statesnanshtp Is the attainment of q yer,
limited humber. Tho genuine patri0t alWays
means to BIZ Il stateanaSt to the extent OF hi.
Information. Patriotism is one 0f the organic
Or constitutional Instincts; stntesnnnshlp !.
a tavor Of genius and M accomplishment q
education. hfnny MI honest citizen seems t
| bA unt,atrfOfie In his nafectin for ltfs country