The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-08-19
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Envy is an Acknowledgement of the for
tune of others,-Boston Post.
One of the good effects of a genuine revival
is to show ecclesiastical martinets that rou-
tine may be broken up and the church not
fall to pieces.-Christian Advocate, Nash
vile.
No STRONGER ties can be woven between
two countries than those which grow out of
the highest and most beneficent activities in
literature. science and philanthrophy-T
Christian Union.
THE character and career of such Jew as
Sir Noses Montefiore are enough to make the
Gil .stian world lament the day when the
children OF Israel shall go back to dwell in
Jerusalem Brooklyn Eagle.
o GoDDEss Of LIBERTY How many thou
sands and thousands of dollars has the New
York World wrung from men who won't
pay their bills, and who want to see their
names in print as public benefactors.
PoLITIcAL hacks who talk eloquently about
honesty, with their hands in the public
Treasury, must go where their vices will not
be seen or their voices heard. We have had
enough of that sort of thing.-New York
Herald.
THE home is the woman's to make and
guard and she will do her work in it all the
better with trained faculties, and an edu-
Gated and adequate conscience to aid and
guide her in her work.-Jenne June in The
Woman's Magazine.
THE North and South uniting their tears
over the bier of the hero of the war for the
Union is a sublime spectacle. There can no
longer be any question that the great Repub-
lie is reunited in sentiment as well as it has
been for twenty years ia form. The work
begun by the election of Cleveland is finished
and consecrated by the death of Grant
Boston Herald.
HAsTY conclusions are the mark of fool !:
a wise man doubteth; a fool rageth and is
confident: the novice saith. 81 am sure that
it is So" the better learned answers. "Per-
adventure it may be so; but. | pray thee, in
quire." 1t is little learning. and but a
little, which makes men conclude hastily.
Experience and humility teach modesty and
fear.-Jeremy Taylor.
A SHAREHOLDERS rebellion led to the sOlu-
ton of the problem involved in the exist
ence of that other twin relic of barbarism,
and fearful as was the cost, all feel that il was
worth the price But the war upon the Nor
mons ought never to become necessary. If
the laws are henceforth vigorously enforced
the civil authority can deal with the prob
lem-Boston Herald.
1T is to be hoped that the extremists who
still in their hearts wish to have the South
treated as a conquered country will be con
verted from the error of their ways by Mrs.
Grants request that the Confederate Gener-
ais should not be forgotten in the choice Of
pall-bearers at the funeral of her illustrious
husband. She is "a truly patriotic a the
man she mourns.-Boston Post.
THE greater the mind the more it must be
impressed by the moral beauty and the poetic
truth of the teaching of Jesus. But such ac-
ceptance of Christianity by no means i'm
plies belief in the theological system which
has been developed from these sublime doc
trines. 1t does not even involve belief in
the supernatural origin Of Christianity, as
taught by the church.-N. Y. Sun.