New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
BACK IN THEIR PULPIlS.
TIN END or TIE SUMMERS REST.

A. tba Church of the Messiah, at thirty
nour,hst AMI Parkavo, the Rev kooert No'yei
,roocbed 10 a largo audience yesterday morhnlS' ~
Conver chose for his text Isaiah TX .; VINO "'u
,hso that y rs a cloud and doves to their WINDOWS
He spoke in part as iolloNS' ~
e SIGH we see in the first autumn days ionehes me
On some such way this man was touched
nv his vision The children who whom they were
,e,eased from the schools took wins, u'eN
oigbt and fed away into the country to PICK peire'
.nd drink pure milk aud t. an the quiet land with 'n'r
happv clamor are fleeing back under saIe co"N'9 " "
resi- in their homes again. The minister Who' III "''
urches as we maintsln had to watch the fight OF MS
congregation far and wide in the early summer anu
,ben had 10 20 himself not only because ne heouc'
,.st bnt also because his church had gone
before him. comes back TO welcome the trnau'N an" "
begin his work again with rested NINA Inc l'"V"''
come back and merchants and men in the Pro'eS9
brown and rudy. Mothers whose strength
,ras not canal 10 their day have been able
TO lay down half their burden Tor WINE,
and 10 touch the fringes OF Their girhoou
oan wandering away with the little flock in such conn
try places as they remember, lhey a.. nn S' nv1
civ gets under way iOr a fun days work.
Nor has this non boon allen on those alone VINO nave
ttc tented town undcr the pines mild slope GO G
to the day. II was laid out IN streets anu T
not carpneeting but fine gathering OF inc
of woIkiugmcn from great city. Each tent was
home belonging TO the man Who owne1 inc ll
o ~ re- st"ne and sweet as one coud desire. They
were NcwEnsaP6deTs OF God the t Ga straw own home
aud tuer own life in pT'Ia ,h nlTg,,ri
now along the Eas coasts they are struck men me
fri hell IDS for school and thcchildren or th'se Ion
who are rich in sefdcpendencc flock back 20 our cle
mi Z eappv memories and Of lessons winch the Schools
cannot teach The home life las lain out oi Ho9Is ne
sea has sung them, aud the WINDS me sIVus u, '
hills is the also aud the sun has only rntten mem =!
day aud the by night for blessing II Is the Gus
tom ia some quarters 10 maze TINS ANNUAL 40 , g..
for satire ana say merely take part OF me Guy
into the country tahg az or inc n9v VA snIe
truth in this but still IL il not true II is simple ne
our people live IN tne man. eNe ~ T az Inc ,ns1c1s
summer resort nave no heari 10 SUI az nv 10 1,
WHO viii try the sheen Of their robes now ana lheh
against the splendid colors OF summer 81', those
But the first answer TO cur question TaV owns
that hy "A cloud and as doves TO their wuows, On
w another quesu9nt9r wna Purpose uG s get
We have answered lhat pI "a! W. i ,,le tho vol
and the children 10 school, and those WAC nav '"e Wei
,Srd their hearts want to attend the Old familiar
services again, and the children want lhoH ouliua!!
business and every who has place wants to fl IT,
the question still remains which we should an as1 III
these davis: How We shall begin again and to what clear
purpose There Is this noble worth IN our resting De
You'd the worth have touched that It gives US chance
10 stand apart in some measure from our
everyday life, and so to see whe her TINS,
of which tie lie we live is made Is TAR ana true, ana
we say that the children may go to schoo a-ahi ou
has any gSam OF new sI CONE Eo TO U f we NAV
trds and believe that only good can come 20 the III
there are ohdr,n WHO will flock to their schools as 10
prison aud TO their tasks sore bondage ana the
cannot tell You why The chances are that the reasons are
very simple, II would Only take pains to look LOT
them They not equal to the tasks Tat are lad on
Them and so thew are slowly breaking down burning
M year by year. and will die ia the end from overw9rk
though may call it fever Or they live only hall
life while the other half has gone into their learn
ing Or what they have 10 learn IN the machines
we call our schools may answer In no sense 10
their natures or their hkings. Ihey revolt az
their tastes poor things; and we fret anu sc0id whle
all the time il thu revolt OF nature and OF Coos grace
hidden III their life Little Paul and Dorothy come
among those mat fly doves 10 their widows lie Is
hui weak even after his summer rest ana comes OF
weary wing. But the son must die OF become "recF
10 feed he gross ambition. The little maid must nave
the music ana the accO p-hnents for which she mas no
grain OF liking SIZE hates the whole burden as the poor
THis doube problem all hav- solve 10 whom God has
gwen clidTcn How shall they lind tne ful worth IN
our schools 10 which they locking As doves To ther
windows aud still hold on TO their life that they can
fight the battle with uuworn poWofsOi nerve and Dram
And what snail they learn 10 make ther manhood OF
wOmauhoOd perfect and true 70 Its original intention