Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-06

THIRD DAI-oU1Lzsx par.

eaArTAEoEA sEMMRR ASSEMBLY.
rETxD DAY-ooLLzaE par.
Large additions we're made 70 sha
tosz By tbs morning boats. the Zephyr
bringing q quota and the Cascade Ada
ting picnic Of sbozs forty persona.
Rev. Dilworth gate his second Lesson
on PaisstineA~ These things we're not
cone IN corner. The greas nations OF
earth have all been eroaped about the
AtlaBtis Ocean. which thrustB its long
neRsg beswseu K1rope and Africa to
sas shores OF Palestine. Ihis vas the
center OF commerce. The Assyrizn. on
his wsy 20 Egypt. the Persian, on his
way 20 etdoD, passed the hems of Je-
Gus OF Nazareth. IL great man builds
house. while he may have halls and
libraries. etc, jet the chief interest
will cluster about the family room !;
children gather about she fathers knee
So Jar Heavenly Father gathered His
children about the family room.n His
drill closed. a. the audience thouahs.
premst1rely.
Professor l. ]. Powell, President of
the Territorial University, spoks az
some length upon Higher Education" ("
giving room both for State and private
institntions. Higher education ID ex.
pensige and should be Supported by the
sblest purss.
Much comment being made upon the
lecture Of Tuesday, the chairman an
nounced that the Round Tsbla of today
would be continuation Of the same
subject.
Az ESQ .. m. the audience was called
TO order BY Rev. II. l.. Bates, who vas
appointed 10 lead the Reund Table, bus
left his speech 20 another, after an
nounclng the subject, and calling oE
Rev. Z. g. Strange. who took exception
20 higher State education, as necessarily
not pronoaneed and moral subjects. II
the moral is left out the highest being
-man-will be left undeveloped. Hs
quoted the Iowa State authorities Rs
having recently forbidden the teachers
and ofAceEs to take any part In the pres
ent liquor prohibition movement. So
timent must be suppressed.
Rev. NJ L. RogR was called on, and
spoke against taxing all the people 10
edueate she few, because they alone are
able to avail themselves OF the priv
iiege. He had heard that CaIiforni.
college had q professor of hquOr. |
want q school Of defined character. He
reioiced in the good men Of Oregon, and
presumed the same Is true in Washing
ton. Put into the child the thought Of
God, OF responsibility, and he wakes.
On MesaRs Olympus there waB no place
for mas, no iifs In Hindooism; bat in
Christ We read that We are children Of
God, and every man takes hsart.
Professor j. d. Robb led the choir In
several stirring songs. after which the |
leader called on Rev DAmon--who had
been drinking in, "a he said, from the
sords of wisdom on the Round Table.
He bad bean Left one OF eight orphans
10 exc out O seanty Subsistence. He |
feis the need of higher education in
tensely, and would give more for his |
pfinter's knowledge thAn all she Latin
and Greek. He would cast no slur on |
classic education, bat wanted that
which would Gt men TO take care of |
themseivesa
He referred 10 the scandal OF Eson as !
national result Of lack of moral edu.
cation. Rev. Bates then called on Rev. |
Mckinley, OF Sumner. We muak educate
the boy altogether, beRinning with the |
kindergarten and going on TO the pri.
mary school up yonder for We are to live |
on al long as eternity lasts. Whatsver
fails in the man, mans life and man
hood here, faIls hereafter. Higher edu
catien will never cease. So let as fully |
develop the man here and take the
higher education hereafter. The leader |
tnen called Rev. Fowler as recent ar
rival. who NO doubt was afraid OF In |
dams or some one else. Mr.. r. denied |
tue charge. He was not afraid of the |
indians or the country.
n q -. L.
called three days ago, bat would spsak |
3nailraads of Morals.n He was called |
deny II. Three ID nsand years ago
they piowsd With q pointed stick. |
Now they sit down on q plowinc ma
chine and think on evolution. In those |
days the man took eli his forces, wife
baby and all, 10 reap bis wheat. Then |
they ground 10 on q stone. relied 10 up
and smoked it into perfection, irssead |
II using q nrsk olaas range and over a |
nrst class novel.
God gave this earth and Mount Ta
coma. lCries OF 'Rsinier." Hold
on," he said, " Damon said he vas here |
before Tacoma, and 70 was Rainier |
then"
Bsrchstt quietly called for the mar
hsl and then went on.
Morals have not kept pace with |
thought. ! have no use for the bass
seod theory Of grinding bat bassweod
stiaks. Colleges are Only grinding out |
sticks. We have had little slse than |!
stieks-ssicks In the mud. The world |
10 mos GrOaning for want Of inteliect. |
bat for men of backbone"
he was like the irisnman; IL he hadn't |
haen born In Ireland be woRld have
preferred America, % he weuid. Mr.. |
Burchets kspt the people IN a roar Of
laughter while here and there he flashed |
oat gems OF eloquenee, that bFonght
cheers Of satisfaction.
don't believe Ia ednaating che whole
man alike. / expect 10 have q esod
while In the nexs sphere. You should
whip no the white horse.
Mr.. Barchett's remarks were the live
liest OF the season. and much sport was
made a. the boat over the Rainier
Tacoma Joke.
He was finally put In the care OF the
Ueited States Marshal. vita the suRges-
tion thAs the poles be pointed sut a. the
atoepine plses Of nasn who failed 10 ap-
preciate Seattle.
TharsdAy is Ohautanqaa Day, and
ieatures are expected from Rev. j.. A.