Daily Republican., 1882-08-28
FIFTH EDITION
WAY OF THE TR1Ts.
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The rain of yesterday d"af''
eloquent and pointed ssrm6a srU snort but
evening, in which DR.. stSwonSo,1 tSVrano1 Oi@s
before his people the ssS ssSSOwart sa brought
days public execution orS event Of III
able cause, both as an Iu ~ M itS lanept
tne si@, ,fultillment of the words dsSosS'ISaition ~
The way of the transgreSsSoUu " !, lis text
ana also as a commentarr ~ hard"
condition of almost brutal utI'Sary aay upon tGs
which large proportion ~ g's.alofanCeh n
people Of this State are re 'rs rst CoIas
to remain thus engenderipdp permitted
which in neighborins statss vls
unknown. He proved how h. ~ alnat
ed opportunities for inteIIscUtSy W extend.
ments the animal nature is aS, can.stain attain,
being more readily subiuSsa,paaaOl Of
laws are necessary and ala dISS;Sa; Sin;I! that
yet a law for tho preventOn aston,
since it works at the Vn roOta q sn
would be much more pOTortpl Snt, o. !, '1iI u
civilizing influence, than laws u. 10 Ia
ishment which but strike At 49,! tSo puA.
leaving the causes to 90 or 'ue efsca
therefore urged upon his co1,' u, and b
an earnest agitation Of thes hs'oSsiOn oSaIn
of enlarged free school Sagat
leges for his race, entresTD, pnvl'
to use all their Influence bT hug Ilsa
mouth and by the power of t,o Sou d
hut'd mp in the popular public pt pta %
strong sense of the need of hi, 1lau nl
for equal school advantages u, yIlS IpSops
whites, both as an economjca, ",v ",a ae
to the State in finapcp.US,anotasa ~oasafa
being cheaper than cure, and dDaS'0uu@ as.aD
advantage to all, each memhsr hasOslq ~
ciety being lifted or degraded Nv !, ~ Y,
general character of the mora, y y. .as
community. ' VI @s
He placed before bis coDy,.,,s.-
most emphaLically the evidSOSS.a
what a sad clog every traD.0,,,a uU' .
among the colored people is ur," s,''& "
steps of all his rare how thu iTso,.s IsSa as
of every sin committed shadovai ~
pathway Of al, young and old | IN Aais 'ds
race for social, financial and bn,ia0aE M ,u'E
success in life, as judged by man U''lIa,' ,Iss
though before God we are mea,r,., nv
our own lines alone, aud can nsvs, y!
cape His Judgment, though he aN AZ
ford to wait in His miDiS;ratinD, ~
justice, often beyond the mea,rrs "
our vision ; yet, since by mems hV,s,
they now stand, the ignorant and pDi'
recGed transgressOr is held aCCOunabIs
those who have bad every oppDrIuUS
to be their superior in every way, tb,t
there Is often but one just and euuit,.
BILE step, for the law makers 10 nks
which Is to equalize the eduCatiODsliI.
vautages as preventiveS of sin, even Al
they have in theory equalizsd The NM.
ishment for the same.
He touchingly painted the ssdDesH
all who look in charity u'On the tnns
gressor, the cause of his sin, and tAa
grievous stain cast upon all connected
with him, urging them 10 pity com,
passion end helpfulness In an nrcess.
ing effort to reform him, and to buids
sure roadway to higher mora and
spir.tu life through the intellect
The reporter of the foregoing sermon,
a lady, adds the following by way Of
paTeuthC7ls:
We much regret that this sermon
was not listened to by alarger Conqe
CATION and hope that it may be taken
as an incentive by the voters who lis
tened to it, to put in their votes for
men who can appreciate the situation,
and will use some Of the idle public
money in the State Treasury for the
furtheranoe Of educational privileges
throughout the State.
DR.. Stewart is an educator and We
should be glad to see his field Of labor
enlarged in our state