New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

oueut Infusion OF fresh blood often beneficial ~,
q, "hicl u seems only far that when man hia
srFte lathlul apprenc ship IN ths ma Of work, 40
should be- called To do another kind or WORK not ess
MARI but Ia sOne respects more pleasant After the
c.rr@y are ony human and the nsht kind co. Will
ne more likely TO accept ml-sion ry bshOpr, they
re mat they may possibly be called IL TINE sot
tied diocese.
The clerical profession Germany is the subject Of
an Interesting articIein The OOGr,gaonGs He says:
" askei one or my theological acquaintsnces. whose
lot t will probably De 70 ION
what had induced him TO choose thu ministry AZ hls
calling Well be answered. with CYNICAL frankuess
nan mus DO something for living. aad the ministry
suits my tastes because II offers leisure FOR self.
culture and scholarly research And how Is your
scholarly research benefit your rura congregaens'
asked Not directly. perhaps. he replied, after
hesitation. 'rheO"gca controversy At tho present
time centres IN the question OF the authenticity OF
Gospels. ana especially OF the Gospel OF ST. John.
mean. II possible. To arrive at the truth In the matter,
ana this Is question which concerns all tue
Christian word, my Labor will not he wasted
g-siod that his place evidently 10 theological
faculty aud not In pulpit. to vhca 10 readily
sente But profess 'rships we're few sni hard xet,
while rural psstOrates we're plentiful Ny observation
leads me TO believe that this gentleman was typical Of
MS class aud that ms aims aud separations were tne
ing winch are prevalent - German univsrsIties snd
especially In Berlin. The burning petS. tho
unquestonng faith ard the self-sacrhelne arior
which compel ones reverence In the rude it.n-
Grant preachers OF our Western states have
countercd among German candidates Tor the ministry.
they DO no. seem 10 care much for megs souls. vhilo
many OF them 10 care FOR their pockets. The ministry
Offers means OF earning living. aud tAaC seems 10
DO sufficient reason for choosing It.
The Hon. George stesrns, OF ChcOpee. Mass. knows
oil about the Old time New England minister for his
father and grand father mnisters He thus de-
.cribes how the minister c1mpsnisd by his wife aud
boy. makes parochIa visit: Arriving al some honest
mans home. they a. gshered room.
which has been opened his yis unless tor
funeral. and into which fading ray Of sunlight Las
been permitted 20 cutter aGi rest upon the wonderful
furniture. Every char is miracle OF discomfort and
the little boy hois-d upon OF these engines Ot
VITA whispered warnings not TO pat bis boots
the rounds. aud TO sit st aud behave himself at MS
peril He looks tue rO0m at the ingram carpet
with figure the size of doors the before tho
fireplace worked In wonderful designs iussOrsted OF
wolf with a swel!ed head pouncInz upon lamb whose
only visible leg the Of his body and
irons nalrcloth sofa; and the little boy wonders all
the Of the -kies equipped
Ia Iuriousy this The conversation takes on pro-
-ssona After The little gossip Of the family and
exhausted. all the fases, the errors, the mis-
sses and the wrongs Of orthodoxy are clearly demon
the the ceraiutes and tue greatness
UnitaraDsm are equally We. anu clearly established
"Ib- tire drsgs, aud nnsLy diseased meodeon 10 un-
DuLtoned the ninlsgrrs vito cal oil upon 10 pay
from ave dozen psalm tunes. tao most
tIsnz Ia Oh tOucunz IKnty the notes about
ncn h- doubtful. Dnt coming down with cOupensat-
power few thaI lac l. secure ou Al last sup
per Is ANNOUNCED aud with lornAi soennity they al
orocs-d TO tue discuss IL The miDst-f SHOWS
lu.t what it Ia IL viii De tie every
nouse ia the parsA-tAe usual BREAD butter and bHt
mar the mra b. eIAlsd snd made tIustrious by
he ~ lion sauce, And OF cookies with
AZ seed Tue good OF Tie nous. tho bread
r.Y 10 pass around contents. wlsn recalled ~
the prophet By kick under the table from
ais WIFE wn-rrlpon he prelends u have been Orushag
dies from OF loaf aud unocently asks minister
10 say A. last toe dreadfui day over. and hs
MISTER returns no aud sits down VITA sgn
Tue iIts boy pus Of 9i- SAT- OF I0rtare Resumes hs
nudity PUSHES ous OF doors gaps axe al antelope,
shouts COmanche and or tO tho pasture al
tue cows
The Rev. Dr. Bosrdman. OF Philadelphia recently paid
tho following tribute she press: Tue press Is Tue
tongue lDnltipned a myriad-fold. speaking through
trumpet which may be a--rd around the world The
press nmorIaizsss stements whether true or false.
spoken words evane-csnt. dying away with tho re
ng aerial vibrations Bat printed words arc mmor
Is WHOM moulds that subtle. COLOSSAL
tnng call Public Opinon Aud when Journalism
often do-s. ia vocation a. the up
builder OF human society when a. your Oreaxass ~ps
opea your morning Journal aud dad IL mainly 40
what Is pure .od generous aud noble And M
spring, when you rotars ron your ds.ly ton -
nlls aud fs-ns weary. opoa your evening "ur"sts
Aad nnd it 1. mostly devoted ~ whst msntAly "
fr-.hing aud morally exhi.rstiog, then ell me preS
staud fortb a. tbs bright hAronSor or the husnnuns
Cod spsod that dssi