The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-11-13

public, after bis proud refuse, 4,
S''nday-sch0ol Superintendent ~ sefve A.
an or the infant class Golfers " EN-. ,ne &uah,s
anu MS manly refusal to "hrt.ssr. er I'll Nm.
uchcr reposcd in him. which he ~, any conS
sluer something very remarksh S,ocms ,ocon
MS ne turns out to be a che,n n.y., After Al
lers to DO twice as much wo Mian and os
much pay as the street laborer V ,s ior jus, 81
| VIII sell goods, pack goods ma e'seivcs. H.
nelp 'ne porter and assist in the hoaatk eases
ing brain and muscle to his cm wy'oks, devoi
ASKS oniy the pay OF the man whS nSn. aud
uossn KNOW now to write, and snral 1N
strsc's under the COMMISSIONER '"v,ssapuths
tar ros, ~ tac ln9u 10 the dumping vr" nod
Should herald suc ra "h s.,eh expsses ss
Now. have preached a isng"s. s. -
intended, hut felt sorry for ,h W 'n than
when ! read his advertisement ' yIeealyuap
TO me that could read "brtween y, Seemed
and see how long he had been , nvt y. tnc tine'
| meht. pow badly he wanted and na. ba employ.
gu work, how he had hen Iis',n pe,naps need
ana there. and how, at lust, he ia;p" hes
Torn hope OF that great arlny o If' "nNu 70.
men IN our great cities, and uita. ap!o yed
sonai applications unithc ASSISTANCE q. ~ " per
nau failed. he had rcsor,ci to the =, ani'sads
headed "slttlations wante,l-and Ao c' ssolsnn@n
we cant realize the helpless pathos y !ts
col"nln or me great daiies-and themhhog s
poured out ms disappointment aud hi,tac.aM
, ~, ,i's e auf n, And It was lhe III
Kind of u sense ii was wrong: i wof1aEfs
policy; 1t was bad judrment' ana Ns
good morals, to kick ut the church o', Want
at the Sunday-school just because Sa% s, At,ss
Il situation. The church and III W wanted
school didn't stand between him and s SuIoE
venture to- say there are more (hris+ss1H.
chants in Boston than atheists. ILs nnaAn mer
are more "Enploymcnt Bureaus "USt asn
management of the Y. N. c. A. than 'ass
tanned by the National Liberal G 1a,Ns
And | know tic Y. N. G.. 4. viii Is .sss
1t can to assist him or any other n -. ,xua'
To get work in cities where hundrsS aUaM
cah's staha ready TO spring at the 6rdt Iss
cy. ana ! was sorry to see the youas mss
very pravosing way. ! don't Ike =" ~ lod
tendency in the boys to maui the church ms
young man knows, rs every young mar !ae
that preachers, with rIre exceptilma s,s su .sS
homes men. They might lie befers
son. and ST might you. am surs ,tsh
were, both Of you. And nobody saw. .M! @
this wish more heartily than the nrs, "Saru %
don't suppose that even the yo1tv NM H.!
wrote and published in The Boston hSnau',a1o0
text for this sermon Of mine isan, tester,tsaass
he need be- Or is really any too good IA. . ,s
world. And he knows, and you know y, ~, Iu Ms
att Know, that society and the, mercan, ~
world does not look with suspicion All Arars
sion upon Sundly-school sllpcvintenas,..,'
They are not bad men. You cart IN Rms ,s
out Of town, or put him in jail or hsnshi.aa
for being Il Sunday-schOol supetiANskan.t
They used To do such things. Ptouie ussS y.
hate Sunday-school superintendent m, y.
cordially aS this young man appears ia ssS
they would hang them or burn them. N 81.
most convenient. hut bless your simnlss o mI'
young man, the same people ro"'s
have burned or hanged the editor A. sV ~
Boston Herald for having the type snS
presses to print your little adve.tiseiet n
the same spirit, ana just as quickly, - thsr
would sacrifice the superintendent. AM g.
know. too. that the treasurer Of tho Suniar.
school isn't invariably and by nature d.
faultcr. IL he ever does default, poor MAJ. in
row money of himself to defaul, with Ana
now ! am through. and If my sermon hss dyrn
The young mans adj Il wider range ind l4n
Ell him to good place, am gladofi il. lhOlA
be has found steady situation, with lea, VUf
and more pay than he seemed to think hh
qualifications call for. AMI I do hpN. tAe
next time he advertiscs for situation ,hst
he won't crowd all the sins Of this pOsilhItv
Did world into square and Il half ind chMk
them of onto the church. The ndf tfme.
give the Democrats dig: hit the RcpuNIans
4 kick: give the GrecNbackc~ hts: Sine
Colonel lngersoll. he can stand il; but N
mcrcy's sake don't try to crowd all the rascsG
~ and villainy and hearticssncss and jadjN
in the world upon the church. l. iaa't .air;t
isn't true: il isn't sensible, IT. awially foolish
and it isn't honest. You don't believe thar
sweeping insinuations yourself when W
make them. .- ,ftItaa