Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

tee taAes 4sf - p n H2i1A y. all tre
people & Onis sAas f1s taxes M4st - tsken
- asal wkils Massachusetts, aod Csnnecti-
eHt sill te Ercils isst pF1i-etson fer laz8afact-
ur=s, a1d az the nloEstarF Interests. EoFtb.
a,efn sast and sesf Nni he Tod Ia sacs
nslzi.oorhoosi Lhal sEs tszss and g4Fi1 I'll
- axsi q salE them Irrespective = any
body eis< 1ad. tls presidential siession
ever. al rll ssrtle dosn a. 90 E4s before.
if goa th,nk thai al tlls DISCUSSION n pa5llc
places - from aay desire n tne ~e.f4re q
taa dear people and not for political c-----A
you are xrisv0usiy Histaken
co iuto al occupations ard v~ofessi0ns.
ant Il y0u want u know how mueh cal
easy Is set y bs ezurpated, ask master
builders what tnsy thiak Of saeh others
hoales aild merchants what their opinion -
of meirhanls 10 the same igne of business IN
the sanse street. and ask doctors what they
tnink of doctors, aud lawyers what they
think of lawyers. and ministers what they
think II ministers, and artists what they
.hink II srtlscs A long as men and
women Ia any department. keep down and
have a hard struggle they viii be family
PRAISED. and the remark wul b.; "Oh.
~ h1 y a good. clever sort of fellow
''S1s - rather yes. somewhat, quite-Ssh,
nav say. tolerably nice kind Of a woman =
Bat leE him or ner get little too high, and
n goes the aspiring head by social or COM
mercial decapitatlOn
Remember that envy dwells more on
Hnal deficits OF character than on great
forces makes more of the fact that Donit-
lan amused himself by transfixing flies with
his pensnife than Of has great conquests; q
the fact that Handel was glutton than Of
the fact that be erected imperishabls orato-
rios more Of Colsridges opium habit than
OF MS writing 'Christabel' and The Ancient
Mariner" more Of the fact that Addison
drank too much than Of the fact that he was
the author os the Spectator" more OF
mans peccadilloes than OF his mighty ener-
gies: more Of bis defeats than Of his victories
Look at the sacred and heaven descended
science % healing and then $50 DIR. Macken-
ze. the English surgeon, who prolonged the
life Of the crown prince of Germany until he
became emperor, and, hope, may yet cure
hifn, 50 thar ne may for many years govern
that magnificent German nation, than which
there Is no grander. Yet 50 great are tho
medical jeal0usies that DR. Mackenzie dare
not walk the streets of Berlin. lie is under
military guard The medical students OF
Germany can hardly keep their hands off OF
him The old doctors of Germany are writh-
ing with Indignation The fact Is that in
saving Freclerick's life DIR. Mackenzie saved
the peace of Europs. There was not an in
teihgent man ON either side the ocean that
did not fear for the result If the throne passed
from wise and good old Emperor William to
his inexperienced grandson But when, un-
der the medical treatment Of DR. Mackenzie,
the Crown Prince Frederick took the throne,
a wave Of satisfaction and confidence rolled
over Christsndom What shall the world do
with the doctor who saved his lifel oh"
cried out the medical jsalousies of Europe,
destroy MIN, os course, destroy him.
What brutal scene OF Jealousy we had I'm
this country when President Garfield lay dy-
ing There were faithful physicians that
sacrificed their other practices and sacrificed
their health for all time in fidelity TO that
deathbed Drs. Bliss and Hamilton and Ag-
new went through .anxieties and tolls and
fatigues such rs none but God could appre-
ciate. Nothing pleased many Of the medical
profession. The doctors IN charge did moth
inx riSht We who did not see the case knew
better than those who agonized over IL in the
SICK room for many weeks. /, who never had
ANYTHING worse than a run-round on my
thumb. which seemed 70 me at the time was
worthy all the attention of the entire medical
fraternity. had my own ideas as TO how tho
president ought 70 be treated. And in pro-
portion as physicians and laymen were ignor-
ant Of the case they were sure the treatment
practiced was a mistake. And when in post
mortem the bullet dropped ont Of different
part OF the body from that in which il WIS
supposed 20 have been lodged, about 20o, 900
people shouted; II told you 80. There, /
knew it all the time There are some doc
tors in ali critics who would rather have the
patient die under the treatment OF their own
schools than have them get well under some
other patty.
Yea: look NJ the clerical profession. lam
sorTy 20 say that in matters OF jealousy 1t is
no better than other professions. There ars
nov IN al denominations a great many young
clsrgymen who have faculty for superior
usefulness But they are kept down and kept
back and crippled by older ministers who
look assance At these rising Evangelist.
Tbsy are snubbed They are jostled. They
are psrroniEinyiy advised 10 Is suggested
To them thst they bad better know their
place. n here and there one with more nerve
and brain and conservation and divine force
20 past ths seniors who want TO keep the chief
places. the young are advised in the words Of
Scripture. ''Tarry AZ Jericho till their bearis
ara grown They are charged with sensa-
tionaiisTn. They are compared 70 rockets that
70 up IN blaze and come down sticks. rnd
tha brevity q their career is jubilantly proph-
eSied II il - denomination With bishops,
bishop IL impiored TO at down heavily on
the man who viii nos be nodded. or IL
denomination without bishops. som Of the
olsisr men with nothing more than their own
natural heaviness and theological avoTrdu-
poss srs advised b. i.tten out the inoovstor.
IN conferences and prssbytsries ard ss-ocia-
tions sni conventions there u often seen the
most darnshis jealcuzles Such ecciesias-
teal tyrsnts would not admit that jealousy
bad sny possrssion ~ them. and they take
on heavenly air and talk sweet oil and
sugar plurns and hahn Of thousand aovers,
snd rnll up their syes with an air of unctuous
sanctity when they simply mean the destr1c-
ton II thoss over whom they pray and
snrfFla. There are cases where ministers II
religion ara derelict and criminal, and they
uiust he put out
But in the ma ioritT II rssss that | have
witnessed in ecrieSi sstical trials there Il
iealosis attempt - krep men from srrpa ssiug
taeir theological fellows and ss sf the preSi-
dential riectious In country places the people
have a ssrbecue-which - . roasted OF.
round ~siob The peopls dance With knives.
cutting ofF slice here. and pulling out rib
there. and saving a heefsteak yonde~. sri
hsvinx high tine-So most = The 8enorai-
nsfions - Christians keep el hand 4 tarts>
che - which Some minister is roasted. while
ths ehurrh courts dance around with their
sharp knives - attaes sn,i one fakes an ear.
srefaer a bard. aaether foot. snd II 8
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