New-York tribune., 1882-08-13

who have received them have felt much
more than recompensed for whatever trouble 1t may
have cost them in the pleasure they have found IN
giving 50 much happiness. All parties To the trans
action have been benefited by what is after all
only an act of simple obedience to the great law OF
Christianity: "Thou shalt love thy neighbOr as
tLvselfr How easy for good and loving hearts TO
do good: to add materially 10 the common happl-
ness II il a grand thing that such an example
should be presented. and such lesson Impressed
on the minds of the many. IN way so ~ very
simple.
are the resuts of this action which arr nearly sure
10 follow. Bad az the world ls, notwithstandlng
the elevatinc Influence OF Chnsuanity' society
does not GO back. Every new step III the direction
of a true Chris ian civi zation may be taken as "a
ra! advance Such writer's as victor
Hugo and Charles Dickens have ,,o1io- doubt
10 the social wrongs bv which the poor anu the
unfortunate so greatly suffer But II may wei De
questioned whether they have done mucn 70 orlgi-
nate practcal measures for the removal 9t tNisllng
evils Tho oxqmple shirt and labOrs OF the good
aud sslf-sacrihcng Dr. Munl,nberg, whose memory
is so fragrant among us,, nave &C
tually accomplish d. II Is pro9aDle' Goie ,il' ~
botn these famous popular authors see OUT OF
what small beginnings made by hIm ana others VINO
have been hko-iuinard, 81 nj. array oI nooie
charities have, within comparatively frw years.
tovrp NJ, m the CITY of New-NoTk ana other large
cities # aur country. That are these bui tie un-
mst4 4k1blr sgus that society Is coming mo tru
compre hensiou of what Christianity End the we'll
ncIul of alt classes alike demand As one move
mcnt af.cr another has been ared auG sustained
EXPRESSIVE of kindiicr beating of human hrlr.s
toward each o,her simply A. human beings, 10 mas
bceu as dly really tlWnlhg IN Which Sotla4
life so long uebaSed and groaning III ITS mis.fies,
would pat on new ana gidd aspect Ol Aeailului-
ness ard Deauty all unknown before.
Icf us believe that this dawn Oi better hopes and
hig.er d...tlpfes Tor mankind 20 be rapidly az
vtuced by such practical ACTIVITIES "a We are now
witnessing with jos. IL ought 20 De eX. c tod, -
may bee WIth good reason that the advance VIII De
I'm eeorlr.r.ca4 prDer.s lOu. That the press Is 80
h.a.tllv leuuIng its GREAT influence 10 " IS en- rts
I'd ard t.usr Nau are most De>et With uIfhc ultles,
Is most ausp.ciOu, circumstance. Let new ANA
rl-devised ana execute plans for their eeva ION.
comfort and happiness, like this fOsiercd toy . hE
IKIBC NJ, awaken puuuc interest and demonstrate
tIe possibilities. The eAlcJOt -ucu manifestations
OF good feeling toward them Ou the part OF the ais
COL teuted and restless, and even Oh iue irprtFcl
and MaiclOus,y dsp, Sd cannot idii 10 Dee most
-alu'ary. IhC constant ulcdou between the dller-
ont classes uugucsIOlabiy IIl-e, largely trOlA q
widely prevalent and sluc-rc belief tnLt the more
fortunate care ut H. or AotAlug Tor he less torlu-
nate stni are ready 10 WrOu tIciu whenever 0pp'i-
ttl.Ity occurs. ~ Las 80 likely a. Irr-h Ar
Funds and uthcr k lurrd WORKS Of kindness 90 dis
Duse tine popular mind Of tucse prcJuuicc~; 10 III
splrc them with confidence and hope, aId stlnuIate
t.ie.u 10 elOrt l0r the Improvement oI their on"
cadraet, r. AID co.Qit.ou3 Ihrr. are 40 remedies
ike Iuui I .0ye ana Justice Tor the WASTE una aua
ucmOrlIZIuR contest, between iaDoi ana caplt AL
and tue similar cyns Wnluh dIatuo AM enDittel
VIVA Ough. TO bee thr harmonious llle Co. al. InlliHa
10 tEOse WuO are vigorously anu with success NOV
ll,2 L. the r. -nl direction. KAY IAlMfA1
-NcCaTk july =, leoZ.