Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

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This Is l1r aes Question. e1t = pfinIse-
sal sltl t1e hlsfuFf " lhe race. kter
silee le l'slsrF ~ tls ialr began lh-s great
esatest aas assn going oG. Alcisilikasioils,
and -Fea al 4aelf. 1ea naH98s Dase. %
greater ar szs sxlelE. oeen eompei.ed io
deal xith t1is . le-siou. fhe Secret ~ toe
.trfzz.e j. f3lna % a.e faet ~ tDe tendency
9f human sa4oiii1u. especially = here ii Hld
ll4.el poses ia fhe Danils ef tsfzuas. O.
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l84nd ia the ambition ~ EgypfiaA non
alebs. f9 1aihi fof themselves monatIienfs
Ile great Esypfi5n pyramid. theons sin-
DloFri the enforced labor ~ ltftsp
nltU tseutF year. il tis construction. Zoe
posef ef hereditary Neallh aat also been ein
pl9s-,i s5 ofa.Fe.s labor a. ia the case ~ the
liodl0rls 81 Eng auA and .Telaud This
same contest ia maliled luru
aa8 eoaie % our shores aud tue grea'
sIrsesle tvlee~n capital and iabof Is nos
flflY aBd 4pfallinsiF inaagura ed here
NJ Buea dl-eussed ihe question under
tirre prepa-i -Iins. drawing facts ffom
ancient aad moarrn history aud quoting
tne ouni1rs of several great statesmen and
distinguished political writers and divlnes-
Human ambition must be- confined within
fhe environments Cf love snd so'd viii 10
Che race aud taken more fully
90 of che realm of -einshuess.
lf sc work out 0i This cificulty Il must be-
bg a more thorough develOpms 80 Of the
MORAL amt religions siie Of our humanity.
4 mast be- shown that the polics Of the
,Jrzr especially Ehere it Is organized Tor
the pnrpase 81 preventing willing labor.
ani che destruction ST property, Is the
hsis at ~ folly Ou the part 0i tie iab1uug
classes Ave. more. 10 is downright mad
ness and must BE- stopped 80 Az hazartst
When 20 results In murder. the perDetra-
tors thereof should be punished 10 the
fullest r2tenf 20 the law When the tifae
,bail come wherein capital shall see It's de
peuieuce Ou labor a. it should see Il. and
labor shal. come 10 know is true relation
o. capital, and the inter dependence. Of
muscle and brain shall be fully acknOwl
edged then, and not until then Will the
question be settled
general discussion Of the subject rather
than the paper, for all present were pleased
wish it, followed. tne expressions OF indi-
vidual opinions upon the question were that
the drradiIi couiifiOn was 10 be deplOred.
The sense ot the body found a ready express
sion in advocating a pacific and cOnserya-
tive policy Some of the ministers Selieve
that grievances exist on both sides. bat. be
that a. IL may. the association generally
held and firmly, too. that the strong arm
Of he Law should bee enforced and that the
peace Il the country should be preserved
here was not lacking an element which
thought that blank cartridges should not be
used.
A. the close Of the discussion a vote OF
thanks was rendered 10 the Second 4 .
church for her hospitality The Committee
ON Missions reported in the form OF resOu-
That more generous appOrionments should
BE- made hy the present soclefv for bettering
the condition Of the NJ l. churches in
Northern Michigan, that this district unite
with be Grand Traverse and Big Rapids
districts in memortalizing the general mis-
si0nary committee 20 give such added aD-
portioument and immediate relief 10 the
field in question. and that, IN the event of
failure Jo secure action, an organization Of
conference missionary society be perfected.
whose mission will be the proper accom-
pi-hment Of much needed home mission
worS. The committee was composed OF
Rev John Graham and Rev J. y Sprague
uf tins city. and Rev. W J. Adrich Of
Muskegon. The resolutions were adopted
unanimously
The last paper presented was then read
bv Rev. " Aidrich, OF Muskegon. The
Relation of MeghoGism 20 the charitable
and reiormafory institutions of our state
was the subject. The ESSAY vas not dis
cussrd After giving a vote OF thanks to
the TsircRAM HEgALD for attentions shown.
one of the most Profitable sessions Of the
Grand Rapids District Ministerial Associa-
ton cl0~rd The next session will be held
in the fall az the Divi-i0n-st Church.