The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-17


pulled by the log from under the bed In a
house OF infamy, oursing and blasphem-
ing. The police OF Chicago, exploring the
dens of the anarchists, found dynamite
and yitrlol, and Tom Paine's "Age OF Rea-
-.., -nu uusuene pictures, and compli-
mentary biographies ofihugn and aasasainaai
but not one Testament, not ono OF Weeleyh
hymn-booka, not one Roman Catholic
bleyiary, There are two wings TO inhdelity
the one calls itself liberalism, and ap-
pears In highly literary magazines, and is
FOR tho educated and refnedi the other
wing In In tho form Of anarchy, and il for
tho vulgar, But both wings belong to tho
same old Alihy yulture, iniidelily, Elegant
infdeity proposes TO conquer this land TO
itself by the pen; anarchy proposes 10
conquer this land TO itself by the peni
anarchy proposes to conquer 1t by bludgeon
aud toroh
When the midnight ruiilana despoiled
the grave OF A, /, Stewart In ~, Marks
churchyard everybody was shocked, but
inGdelily proposes something worse than
that Tie fobbing Of oil the graves OF
Christendom OF the hope Of u resurrection.
II ItprOposes 20 chisol out from the tomb-
stones OF your Christian dead the words,
"Asleep IN JesusN aud 10 substitute the
words, "Oblitemtion -annihilaton, Inn
dolity proposes TO take the letter from the
worlds Father, inviting the nations TO yir-
tue and happiness, and tear II up into frag.
mepts 30 small that You cannot read word
OF II, II proposes TO take the consolation
from the broken-hearted and the soothing
pillow from the dying, lnlidelity proposes
10 kwoar In the President of the United
States and the Supreme Court and tile
Governors OF Stales and the witnesses In
the court room with their right hand on
Paine'a oAgG Of Reason" or Yolnlro'a
"pLlosophy Of History II proposes TO
take away from this country the book that
makes the difference between the United
States and the United Kingdom Of Daho-
mey, between American civilization and
Bornean cannlbAlm, II inAdelity could
destroy the scriptures II would In two hum
dred years turn the civilized nations back
to semi bubalism and then from semi-
barbarism into midnight sayagety, until
the morals Of menageHe Of tigers, rattle
snakes, aud ohmpanleoa would be better
than the morals Of the shipwrecked hui
man race,
But there ls another sultor that presents
his hand Cor the hand OF this republic. llo
IN mentioned IN the verso following my
text, where II says, "Aa the bridegroom re-
ioioeth over tho bride, 90 shall thy God re-
joico over thoe,' II IL not my figure, II IN
the figure of the Bible. Christ IN no deslr-
oua TO have this world love him that he
stops nj no humiliation Of slmilo, lie COM
pAres his grpce 10 spittlo on the eyes OF
the blind man, He compares himself 10 q
hen gathering the chickens, and In my
text he compafos himself 10 o guitor, beg
the King, deserve this lOndi Behold ri.
lOto'6 hall, and tho insulting oypectoratlon
on the face OF Christ Behold the Calya-
roan massacre and the awful homduhago
Of Ave wounds, Jacob served fourteen
years for Rachel, but Christ, my Lord tho
King, suffered In torture thilty-threo years
10 win the love Of this world. Az often
prlnceGGos at their very birth are pledged
IN treaty OF marriage 10 princes or kings Of
earth, 40 this nation 1T ita birth was pledged
10 Christ for divine marriage, Before Col.
umbua and his 100 mon embarked on the
Santa Maria, the Pmta, and the Nina for
their wonderful voyage, what was the last
thing they didp Thoy mcoled down and
took the holy sacrament OF the Lord Jesus
Christ, Afl0r they caught the FIRST glimpse
Of this country and the gun OF one ship had
announced II TO the other vessels that land
had been discovered, what was tho song
TINT won't up ilom all three decle2 "Glora
In EScclais,' After Columbus aud his 100
men had stepped from the ships decks 10
the solid ground, what did they do9 They
oil lnolt and cons0cratOd the new world 10
God, What did the HuguonotH do Oftor
they had landed Ia the CafolmAs2 What
did the Holland refugees do after they had
landed In New York; What did the pill.
grim fathers do after they landed In New
EnglRndY With bonded knee aud upliftcd
face and hoOyon. bcfioging prayer they
took possession Of this country for God
How was the first American Congress
oponody by prayer IN the namo OF Josua
Christ From IL birth this nation was
pledged for holy marriage with Christ,
Aud then see how good God has been 10
ua, just open the map of the continent
and see how II N shaped Tor immoaaurnbl0
Naylgabo rivers, moro Ia
number aud greater than OF any other land,
rolling down on nll sides into the sea,
large manufactures aud easy
commerce, Look At the great ranges Of
mountains timbrrod with wealth on tho
top aud sides motAlcd with wealth under.
meath. Ono hundred and eighty thousand
square miles OF coal, iS0, 400 square miles
Of iron, Tho land no conlourod that OK
lrome wcnlhcr hardly lasts moro than
three daye-o1tfomo heat or extreme cold.
Climate for the most part bfaoing and
favorable for Drawn aud brain, All fruita,
all minerals, oil hOryoets, Scenery dis
playing an Nutumnnl pngoantfy that no
land on earth protonds 10 rival, No South
American earthquakes, No Scotch migtg.
No London foga No Egyptian plaques.
No Gormanio divisions The people OF tho
United States are happier than any people
ON Garth, II 10 the testimony Of every man
That haa travelled abroad, For the poor,
more aympathyi for the induetiiouS moro
Oh, how good God was "
our fathers, and how good lie has boon 10
nv aud our childronl To lliml-bloeand DO
His mighty namo TO Him Of the cross
and triumph, 10 Him who etill romombore
Iho prayer Of the Huguonote and Holland
fefugooa and tho pilgrim fathore-to Him
lnhll tnlh lhnu DO mhfflOu, On, you
Christian pataiote, by your contributions
md your prayers hasten on the fulAllmont
VI the to1t
We have during tho past six or soyon
years turned q new leaf In, our national
hletory by tho sudden addition Of milliona
OF foreigners. Az koneae City l was told
by gentleman who had opportunity for
large inyos, alton that great multitude
had gone through ,hoio, averaging iu
worldly estate $500. was told In the city
Of Washington by az officer OF tho Govern.
mont, who hod opportunity for authentic
that thousands aud
thousands had gone, averaging $1,000
IN possession each. ! was told by
the Commissioner OF Emigration thnt
twonty families that had arrived at Castle
Garden brought $4,000 with thom. Mark
you, families, not tranps additions 10 tho
national wealth, not su6traclione thorofrom.
! saw somo Of thom reading their Bibles
and their hymn. books, thanking God for
his Kindness In helping them cross tho sen.
ADYnn nf llnYn bhI Nhpial la iha alaaeaf f,a