The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-20

the domination or interference OF
priesthood. II there is one thin
about which there is no difference ID
opinion. from which nobody dissent,
II there is one proposition about whir
there is no controversy in t' the brua
limits of this country. IL is, that
is a fundamental principle in all on
state and national governments, thu
the church and the state ,hall Zoe ana,
remain forever separate, distinct am,
apart. The constitution and law
guarantee freedom of conscience nm,
protection in the enjoyment OF it. {,
every individual in tine state. and there
leaves the subject. lhc state ucvc
invadr> the domain of the church. an,
could not duit without the most haru.
iul results The church cannot inter.
fcrc with affairs of state without VIC.
Allug the fundamental principles a.
our government, W thout doing
moral wrong hurtlul to itself. to ~o
cicty, ~ Il to the christian religion
Thcrcis Uuc WAY I'M which the church
with the aid of its CO. MburCr th,
school, can and does direct am,
dominate the state and society. and il
doing 50 it has the aid and tod ~prr,
of every good uAn and woman ia the
land, and that is toy its lHburs in th,
moral vineyard, where, hy prccrp
and example, it has urulcatcd lesson.
ot morality and virtue and religion
making men and women better chris
tiHus and better citizens. These -nm,
men and women, fresh from the min
istratiuns of the church. cnnohlcd and
purified, create that public opinion
which which makes aud executes 200,
laws and maintains good government
which cNacts 81 higher standard o
citizenship, ot morality. aud ut cN
ccllrucc. This public opinion stands
behind the juror in the box and nerve
him for his duty, il bids the Judge ON
the bench he faithful aud true. ii guc-
with your Legislators to Austin and
Washington and is a monitor which
never sleeps or tires, couu~cliug hdrl
liy To trust and devotion To duty. The
creation OF public opinion toy mar
"hHiuug all the moral forces of thu
community, aud directing them to the
m'll~hmcul OF good aud the higher
purposes OF government. OF society,
aud OF civilization, L. the Joint work of
the church and the school in their own
proper sphere Ihc good Morb done
"N 'u'Nc 's'htl's HAS blessed Our
g uililN ana VIII continue 10 Ito it,.
hul Ivd"W -'lll/'uS' III ORDER MAT Their
'''l '''il'-N may remain "nlinpur'dHnd
III '"'t Nis"r Tor "I tInr, Tor ''od ,
>.1dc keep thcm ont ct thc political
arena. Nothing hat harm can come
lrom c''tcela~liru craftsmanship IN po-
h','aI AIlilrs
SOW l'UpN Hl/'lls' Ia return IRON
'lie disf'NSi"h, a~N Your sober con
Sl"rrA'lnu "i the r"iitrh a,p"'t cot tie
pr"lIp''"h ""Nrnenl ! have -aid it
ulV"h, war on lir drul""Alt party.
on nave only to react thc platform Of
inc pI"hlnll"lE party 1" hr convinced
Oh inns r"uf'dc perfect SINCERITY to
thr democrats hN"riu& prohibition
Wh'h 'hcl declare mat they are good
democrats hul submit most rr-prc
',"N /" ih'ii mat inns particular vote
'l''Y propose to sIvr Is nndcm"r"i'r,
"'d lhat ia ANlhs II thr\ are building"
up an enemy To- hElt the democracy,
TOR ihat ihcre Is To be "a night made 10y
me ProllhIloni~i~ un the democracy
oil eva, thrlr Is u" sort OF question
or d"Unt pi me result tlcre Is a.
hliic DOUBT Inc pruhlhilon party
VIII ." ''c way "l All the parties, and
uio\ are ulthN thal nave lnuGW the
democracy f'll"W citizens, nm TINS
contest the opponents ui prohibition
N.' iRh'ihg l"r lhc personal liberties
OF every h'ah' woman ana 'uld 'n TINS
anu Hcy are l'Ii-HuE lhc cSlah-
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