Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-11-26
WHEELING. W. VA.sUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 26 1882. .

intelligence; leading life Of continual
happiness, of enjoyment yet unknown, fret
himself from almost all the -;
Evils That AHlict Mankind
except death, and even put death far be
yond the common period Of human life and
finally render il less affiicting. FROM the
houses to be built will be afforded the
most enraPturing views to be fancied;
from the galleries, from the roof and from
it's turrets may be seen gardens as far as
the eye can see, full of fruits and flowers,
arranged in the most beautiful order with
walks, colonnades, aqueducts, canals,
ponds, plains. amphitheatres, terraces,
fountains, sculptured works, pavillions,
gondolas, places for public amusement 70
delight the eye and fancy. Ali this to be
done by urging the water, the wind and
the sunshine to their full development"
Mr.. Etzler gives plates of the machinery
by which all this is to be done. He pro-
poses the organization of q company, and
says small shares of $50 will be sufficient
in all from $4,000 to $500, 1000 erect
the first establishment for q whole com.
munity of from three to four thousand in
dividuale AT the end of i've years we
shall have a principal of 500, ,00O, 900; and
so paradise will be wholly regained at the
end of the tenth year. There is more
reason in this than many Of tha.nlaps pro.
posed ; but nsech4nfcai' f0fces can never
recreate the world.
IShaI Take No shares
in the large company that is proposed;
my faith is that Christianity will yet make
the worst street of our cities better than
The best street now is.
ArehImedes consumed the enemies OF
Syracuse by great sun-glass. As the ships
came up the harbor the suns rays were
concentrated upon them. Now the sails are
wings of fire, the masts fall and the vessels
sink. So by the great sun-glass OF the
Gospel, the rays of Heaven will be concen-
trafed upop all the fifth and unchastity and
crime of our great towns and under the
heat they will blaze and expire. When the
day comes that have shown will come,
suppose you that there will be any more
midnight brawls? any shivering mendi-
cants kicked off from the marble steps?
any droveS of unwashed, uncombed, unfed
children? any blasphemers in the streets?
any staggering past of iEebriates' No! No
wine cellars no lager beer saloons, no dis
tilleries, where they make the xxx, no
bloated cheeks, no blOOd.sh eyes, no fist
battered foreheads. The grandchildren of
that woman who now walks up the
street with Gu Sc as the boys stone her
will be great philanthropists, and heal the
sick and manage great commercial enter
priSes. When our cities are so raised we
Shall have in many of them different styles
Of municipal government. The great Ques'
tiOn in regard TO the execution Of the law
in most cities now is What is POPULAR.
You have but to pass the city halls OF some
of our cities, or look in upon the rooms OF
some Of our city officials, to see to what
sort of men our cities have been abandoned.
Look at tue
Swearing, Bloated- Sensual Wretches,
WHO stand on the outside of some Of the
city halls of this country, picking their
teeth, waiting for some crumbs of emOlu'
ment to fall at their feet, and then tell me
how far IL is from some OF our cities to
SOdOm. Who are those wretched women
sent up in the city van TO the police court,
apprehended for drunkenness? They
will be locked up in Jail, but what
will be done with the groggeries
that made them drunk Who are these
pair of shoes; that boy one dollar from the
counter; that girl snatched a purse-all
villainies of less than twenty or thirty dol
lars damage TO the community. But for
that gambler, who last night took that
young mans $1,000, nothing! For that
man who broke in upon the purity OF
Christian household and, by perfidy and
sdrUiiness that beat the strategy OF hell,
flung that soul shrieking to the bottomless
pit-r othing. For those who. 'tleeced' a
young man and induced him to
Fitch from his Employers Vast Sums
OF Money,
until in his agony he came to an officer of
The church and frantically asked what he
should dO-nOtbing! Verify, small crimes
ought to be punished; but il were more
Just if our authorities would turn out from
our jails and pPnitentiaries the small viii
lans, the petty criminals, the infantile
oHenders, the ten.dullar despsradOes, and
fill their places with some of these monsters
of iniQuity. who drive their roam span
through our fine streets until honest raen
have 10 fiy to escape being run over Oh,
the damnable schemes that profesSed Chris.
tiaus will engage in until God puts his
finger into the collar of the hypoCrite's
robe and rips it clear down to the bottom!
But all these wrongs shall be righted.
Our streets shall bear the tramp of re.
generated multitude. Three hundred and
sixty bells were rung in Moscow when a
Prince was married; but when righteous
ness and peace shall kiss eaGh other IN
al the earth, 10000 bells will strike the
Iubilee. Poverty enriched. Hunger fed.
Disease cured. Crime purified. Tue cities
saved. IL seemed insignificant for Moses
To stretch his hand over the Red Sea. What
mower could that have over the waters.
But the east wind blew all right, the waters
.athered into two glitterihg palisades on
either side. The billows rosred as Gods
hand pulled back upon their crystal bits.
wheel Into Line. oh Israeli March
March!
Pearls crash under the feet. The flying
Sp,ay springs a rainbow arch over the
,ic;ors. The shout of hosts mounting the
beach answers the shout of hosts mid-sea,
until, as the last line of the ISraelites
have gained the beach, the shields clang
and TIE symbols clap; and. as the waters
whelm the pursuing foe, the swilt'fngered
winds on the white keys of the foam play
the grand n arch of Israel delivered, and
the awful dirge of Egyptian overthrow. So
We 20 forth and stretch out the hand oi
drawer and Christian effort over these dark,
buiIlDg waters OF crime and suffering.
Aha Ahaw say the deriding world. Bat
wait. The winds of divine help will begin
70 blow: the way will clear for the great
army of Christian pbilanthropiSts, the
gIiuering treasures Of the worlds beneti
cence will line the path OF our feet, ana 70
the other shore We will be greeted with the
clash of all heavens cymbals; while those
who resist, and deride, and pursue us will
fall under the sea, and there will be moth
ing left of them, but here and there, c Isl
high and dry upon the beach, the splinter
ed wheel of chariot, an thrust out fCoa
the surf the breathleSs nostril OF riderle>:
charger.
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