National Republican., 1888-04-16
No more let human blood BE- spili.
Nnin snnrilirr inN nnnulI i.uIlf " :

congregation IN thu Tabernacle this morning
begins!
NO more let human blood BE- split
Vain sacrifice for human guilt
Prof. Henry Eyre Brown rendered the
second sonata in y minor by Ritter. Having
eSnoundcd passages uf scripture In regard 10
the behavior Of Jacob and Esuu, the Rev y
Dewitt Talmugc. u. D.. preached On the sub.
iect Of 'Jcaousy,' taking his text from Pro.
verbs vi, 81 jealousy is:tle rage Of u man
lie snid
some subjects Il religious teacher touches u
thousand times, now coming ON them from
one direction, now from another But hero
Is u Bible theme that for some reason Is lett
tcrtotally alone, This morning. asking your
prayers aud in the strength of God, | want to
grupplc IT,
There is I'M OH sin, laggari, furious mon
siinus. aud diabolical, that has for ages
walked and crawled the earth. IL combines
pdo S Rat i 20%%S2%S n N' rrpon r1%S ma SnG
nlscctil.: horned, tusked, hoOicd, fangcd,
1tipgcd; the eye of basalisk, the tooth Of an
adder, the Jaws oi q crocodile, the crushing
folds Of an anaconda, the slynCss nj SrOr
piUn. the tongue oi u cobra, and the coil Of
The worm that never dies. II Is in every con
,nr,nty, in every church. in rycry Legislative
hall, in every monetary institution In every
drawing room lcNce, IN every literary and pro
icssional circle. u whispers, it.hisscs, IL lies
i dobaucheSS, i basphcmcs il lamns;. NY
rage OF nmuu." II is gliot NJ the superiority of
Others; their superiority iir talent or wealth,
ur beauty on elegance. or virtue, or social, or
professional, or political recognition. II Is
tie shadow of other peoples success. n Is
the silver IN onr poGkctbOOk because II Is not
as fat as some one clsC's pOCkctbOuk. H. Is
eloquent rs some. one rl's tongue. II Is The
tiuttCr IN our robes hGcausc they urG not Us
IustliOus as some one ClSeS robes. " Is the
earthquake under our house because Il i not
"a ~ al "a =
house. II IL the thunder of other peoples
popularity souring the milk " our Kindness.
u Is the father und mother both OF onc.half Of
The diScun,cnt, and ontlHgcs. aud dCtractiOns,
and bankruptcies, and crimes and woes ot
the human race.
1t was antc,liluyian Us much as Il IS postdi.
lnvjan II put rough stick in the hands ot
thc first boy that was ever born and said 10
him: "Now, cain. when Abel is looking the
other way, crush in his skull; for his ,sncritice
cain picked up the stick as though Just to
walk with il, and while Abel was watching
some bird In the treetop, o,r, gazing a. some
waterfall. down came the blow of the first
assassination which has had Its echo in all the
frHtricldes. matricides. uXorlCdcs, homicides,
infanticides, and rcgicidcs Of all ages and all
nations. This passion of lealousyso so disturbed
taligla at the prominence of some OF the men
of his time that lie cut n much admired curl
from the brow of Cincmnatus, and took the
embroidered eolm from the neck of TOrquatus
and had Ptolomacus killed because Of his
purple robe. which attracted to much atten
lion After Columbus he'd placed America as
4 gem in the spanish crown, jealousy set on
the spanish cOrirticrs to deprccnte his
achievement, and aroused animosities till the
great discovcrer had his heart broken. Urged
on by this bad passion, ,DionySius floyed Plato
oxcnius because his music was to popular
jealousy made Korah lie about Moses and
succ9th dcprecptc Gideon,
Jealousy made the trouble, between Jacob
and Esau. That hurled Joseph into the pit
That struck the twenty-thrce. fatal wounds
into Julius Caesar, That banished Aristidcs
That fred Antony against Cicero Tiberius
got for II beautiful porch and slew poet for
his fine tragedy. THAT set Saul IN a rage
against David. How graphically the Bible
TO UnG taka Of SfSSSS SSStb payS syes ond
makes them fash and burn like two port,
holes Of hell, saul eyed David" That is,
be looked AZ him as much as to say: You
little upstar!ti, how dare you attempt anything
\ grcaty ] will grind you under my heel. ] will
| eXterminato you, | WILL, you miserable ho-
munculus; Crouch, crawl, slink into that rat
| other song instead Of saul has slain his
| thousands, but David his tens of thousands" !"
| When Noltaire heard that Frederick the
| literary admiration on Bacaulaid d'Arnaud.
the old infdel leaped out of his bed aud
danced the floor IN q maniacal, rage, and
| carry him to the prusSian palace.
| That despcablc passion-of Jealousy led
| Napoleon to leave In his will a bequest of
| 5000 francs to the runiun who shot at Yelling.
ton when the victor Of Waterloo was passing
| through Paris. That stationed the gOuty elder
brother at the back door of the homestead
| when the prodigal son returned. and threw
chill on the family reunion while that elder
| brother complained, saying: who ever heard
| of giving roast veal to such .prOhigateY'
Aye, that passing rose and under theaark,
| est cloud that ever shadOwcd the earth and
| amid the loudest thunder that ever shook the
| mountains, and amid the widest fash OF
lightning that ever blinded or stunned the
nations, hung up on. n.twopeces, rough lumber
| back Of Jerusalem the kindeSt, pireSt, loving.
est nature that heaven could delegate, and
stopped not until there was no power left in
| hammer or bralnblc or iuveln to hurt the
| dead Son of God.
| That passion of Jealousy, livid, hungry. IN,
| balked, RACES on, and ii now perces the earth
Ike fiery diameter and encrcles II like u
pheres, 1t wants the heavens. II would, If 1t
| could, capture the palace of God, and dethrone
Jehovah, and chain the Almighty in eternal
would cry, Satisfied at last, here am! Alone!
The undispnted and everlasting |, Me, Mine
Myself" That passion keeps all Europe per
land, OF Russia, and those jealous Of i each i
other, and all Of them Jealous of America.
IN % our land this passion Of jealousy keeps
AL i ths political world abol @ There are a,
Gov Hill and would like to be his successor,
about iye thousand who, are jealous ol
| bfONef tleNelullU ana WOulu ike 10 relieve
him Of the cares of Office, and after the nomi
nations of next simmer have been made a
whole pandemonium of defamation, scurril.
ity, hatred revenge falsehool, profanity, aud
Misrepresentation will be turned upon this
land The tariff, about the raising or lower.
ing on reformation of which manyoi them
care nothing except as TO It's effect ON votes,
will be discussed from a. thousand platforms,
and the people of Louisiana will be told that
the tariff must be arranged for the advantage
of American sugar, tie people of Virginia will
be told that the tariff must be arranged fOl
the advantage of American tobacco, aud the
people of PENNSYLVANIA will he told that the
tariff must be arranged for the advantage OF
American iron, and the people of Kentucky
will be told that the tariff must be arranged
| for the advantage of AmerlGan,wlisky, and the
people Of Ohio that the tariff must be arranged
Massachusetts and Connecticut will be prom
iscd protection for manufactures, and all the
monetary interests north, south, east, and
west will be told in each neighborhood that
the taxes and taiilf will be fixed TO suit them
| irrespective of anbody else; and the presden
tlal election over, all will settle down as il
was before, If you think that all this discus
sion in public places is from any desire Of tht
welfare of the dear people, and not for politi
cal effect, you are grieyously mistaken.
Go into all occupations and professions, and
II you want to know how much jealousy Il YET
TO be eXtirputed, ask master builders what
they think of each Others houses, aud mer
chants what their opinion Is Of merchants II
and ask doctors what they think OF doctors
and lawyers what they think OF lawyers, and
ministers what they think of minister's and
artists what they think of artists. As long a.
men and women in any department keeI
down and have hard struggle they will be-
family praised, and the remark will be, "Oh
yes; lie is q good, clever sort of Il fellow
"She is rather, yes, somewhat quite well,
may say, tolerably nice kind of n woman.
But let him or her get u little too high and on
goes the aspiring head by social on CONNER
cial decapitation.
Look at the sacred and heaven.descendet
science ofhealmg, and then see DR.. Macken
zie, the English surgeon, who prolonged tn,
life of the Crown Prince Of Germany until III
became emperor aud ! hope may yet cur,
him, so that he may for many years govern
that magnificent German nation, than whicl
there Is no grandCr. Yet 50 great are tn,
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