The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-06-30
NEWSPAPERS.
Henry Ward eeeshcr


 To go through the whole round of ha- mar mistakes. and plek up everything that is bad and II smelling. for ihe sake of making pleasure. and then printing and sending Ii al through the cen nUniiy hat testimony ih.s lS Write over the papers that are pgin;e |. that the pubic may yeiolecth uu1 n iaIalIss. and lc; ,hc manager sav, lel there come noth- ing ln tha; violates thss tanaamental canon ot charity. Let nash.us enter the paper. ana men WCeid >aV that they had been born again, Nha, man would be wiling to enter lnia ! pfNaie bargain with the city enslacef ,ha, he should have the ehanne. Q; common sewer running nigh, pas, his door. and should sl, looking ai Il, and see the fec uleni morsels los,le each other as in slo~ mo- ton they worked themselves down toas sli the sea What man would see IF Mha; man would invite his friends 10 come and sit with h.m a, twilight. when the odors come more heavily Gps
 Abhouen, The very occupation ef |, IS reyoi,,ng. Ru, IS not that ,ha, which Is gong on all the tune: How many murders. how many hutglares hoa many thefts, how many drunken bra~ls. ho~ many violations ot the peace hy people with conductive propens,,Ies. md hos many cases between deb;eI and creditor, and constable and sheriff. how much oi all that which is going on tha, oagh, to have no auditing ihi> s,de of hell. how much ot tha, IS gathered up anu stored. and put .a;e the daily papers. and seni into the christian households and how many men are ihete ,ha, si, down and read Il. anu then condemn the papers iaI having se much improper. unelcanl, news m them Do Hea suppose tha, they upon whom the tower et sloan fell were more guilty than those aho es- eapcs. Nay. fcfilx l1a Soa suppose that neN spaeets cee' pfia; nstaiug that weald no; >c.. ihc1 suow Nou befici than you know NasiseAes hex know that Il what yoa Ike at yoa weu In o4s the, pAc lhe> knaN that. | | Aete aat faT 'espes ,ble tAmilte> the fc- SIC, ,Able man. saAi A.Ba ei hllns ~oala destroy ;hti; aeHes and ,heA ie better ud,c ot soa ;hau Saa .fe Il yourselves ! az de ike [ .hefe [, :. uaet tt man M. Aeiiness Xou relish |. < sud thaf an tnsh>am.E hAnss h.> game up ey the tasi pee anta t afeHs IheA aSe ,hc atNai. Nhaf>oetei ,tat tn,y be as h the banquei and the table there are malitades II men thai like to hear al the news thai scents ot .time and wee. and semethlng raey They SCI uaps for II. They set tetTets to tan in at the dark holes. aha run around here and there and everywhere. tn collec; !, and bring II to- gethei. IL Is a part oi ;hetr has,ness daily business. ;o se, beiorc the whole community the mistakes. the abefuons. the wees. the etimes of men.
 Who are the heroes The man that IS convicted oi d murder. and the man may be l saint who has gone ou, Sab bath after Sabbath to hospitals and lails to bind up wounds bat fl he has cut somebody throat. he stands head and shoulders higher than all the sa,n;s. and wha, he says Is chron led How he looks. who Nsi, hun, wha: ladies brins flowers to his cell. lie only killed hls mistress. and the tears and compassion blossoms Tn flowers. and are conveyed to him: what he had al breakfast on the morning of the execution how he looked how he was dressed how he walked to the scaffold what was the pt'N' o.ai Way III "hlfH lhc rope ue<tea hIs neck. pid Il peak kis ne,k < CT d.d II not; This loathsome necessity of justice IS paraded with al te,.,l. column alter column. column after olumn and men are found ,o read |, he mcfe ham. be- fore he goes over t.,n not stop for a thousand h,,le nei shboriy kiudnesses nl, he an, so na,Il he Las read 'h,> as- caan,. They are no moie io blame fha; collef, the thlng, Oee aase you demand Il, D. them. than you ate ;ha, .rmand |, oi them. The men that read Il arr more capable than those tha, ole ted Il They are your servants.