Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
A CAMPAIGN FOR COD
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/ .. asrenc-. or q dis-ipAtsd IA tae mui lta.
I din0ls clanceis OF individual desire
NhsI powerful. iupsius would Do
gwen g. tie work OF building ~ tamanitf
f 10 10 islf1 Of CArist n soNe nay could 0-
I found for preventing this vast accumuis-
I tioa of forcs rom bslas sasied-snd en-
+ pioying i. IA Tie service VI CHRIST and HIS
7 church.
+ Tske. orerampls The power Of the press
I How impor' AIT = factor IA our daily llfe
7 has the newspaper become. How etec-
/ tusl 10 carrying forward the work OF the
campaign. Ns depend upon the daily pa
per almost As nuca We 40 upon our
/ daily food Ia these tunes Of haste ani a0-
/ sorotiOn n business the news
paper. for many men. constitutes
almost their entire reading. IL has
ossa said that # you would give a young
man q Dictionary. a Is Ole. ssd a newspaper
I ne need not sck good education.
/ There are between sixteen aud seventeen
/ thousand papers published 10 the United
/ States aud Canada. some years sgO there
were one billion nvs hunifed million copies
( printed annually and they have gone on IN
Creaslng IN number ever since. Ihisk of
/ the aoihty with which they are edited and
conducted Some OF the brightest minds
/ most original and deepest thinkers are
members OF tue editorial corps or occasiona a
contributors % their scoiumns. Many Oh
our books and pamphlets firsf appear in the
newspapers. Most of our poets have con-
/ tributcd their verse first 10 the paper, and
/ then kathered them into the volume. How
varied the contents " tue large and success
/ iul paper. Something for ali tastes Latest
market reports for the business man
/ house eho.d department. for the ladies': farm
/ and garden topics or the sgriculturist;
ehildrsn's corner for the young To- *. latest
! foreign news Tor TIE traveller; items OF in
I tefesI from all over the country. IL seems
almost i'm mpossiole for anything 10 happen
/ I'm anv par Of the world which would be of
| the siig htest interest to the public. sad
/ have 10 escape the observation of the press
I Again. how enterprislng the papers are in
gathering and disseminating the news
! How alert, watchful and persevereing Us
| representatives. The mOra!ng after election
Leading paper IN the Northwest The NJ D.
Deapolls 1ribiaRe) dispatched eleven special
trains. over ali the important roads, loaded
/ with thirty thou.snd copies OF the paper,
/ containing the latest election returns to the
/ hour OF gong 70 press. Ia this way tne
| Journal reAcnsd ia readers from TWO TO
eight hours ahead Of all competitors. What
enterprise, "One hand on the telegraph
| keys IN communication with the whole
world; the other on the bsll-rope OF the
lightning express train, about 10 send 1t 1y =
ing scrOss the continent. On. that the
| church of God might become more enter
/ prising How grand II would be ii sae
would only put some OF the vim. energy
and push snto ner work that is used In car
rying on the business OF the world. How
far reaching the indusnce of the pressl Not
an iatelixent home without its regular
\ paper. | suppose there was no single phase
OF tie various questions before the people IN
the last campaign which was not touchsd
upon ami written about over aud over
| again by she daily Dress. 10 has ODsyei
/ the instruction of toe wise man Ia the gOOd
book and nss given Us line upon line. pre-
cept upon pTecept. here little and
there little until We have
I become thoroughly impressed with
| what It I, trying 10 teach. Now that The
/ presidential struggle is over the Dap-rs will
os directing their Efforts into new channels.
and seekiag difsrent fields for their lsbOrs
What a glorious thing it would be for
chris'ianlty ifshe could gain control OF ell
I tne newspapers in tbe land and gel them at
work for Christ. Think OF the wonderful
power that might De welded Tor the church
II Al the cultivated intellect, the splendid
/ management aud superb enterprise Of the
/ uuoic press should oe exert-d in this way.
/ WHAT II every paper from North Eat
Name - Lover California shoud urge
I uDon its readers the necessity Of seeking
rsst the Kingdom OF God snd his ighieous-
NESS. Within week the cause OF Christ
would oe advanced by . hundred years
-ish there could Os some plan degised
TO snaola ns 70 preserve soms OF the entbus-
iasm shu~n during the struggle Just ended.
H0- extlisd people became The nearer
ths time of election approached the more
aroused tbey uere. There was very title
difrcuitT Ia deter lining 20 what party 4
man belonged. A very short conversation
0n political matters served 20 shor where
BIS preferences Iav Tn What fsntss'tc WAY
did macy osr and sedste men eive v.ns
% their enthusiasm and exubaranos az
energy. Thousands 0f ths bs-r men IN all
the lsad pug all sorts Ofqussr snd str king
sDparsi lpDn Them. took gated torcl in
their hand, and -ish brsss band or drum
/ corps a. their head. psrsded tns stresfs #
The towns and cities throughout the
I country. On hrst thought tni. seems
almost ridiculous and ys,. I think { can Sc
+ some rehs0ns p enable us 20 scro1nt for It,
4 ln the f-st DlsCs these men we're very
( u 1cn In earnest. aud we're thoroughly
sroused. They telt tha, they musr d.
f something 70 hsip the ca1se along and -
+ sdopted this method "a one va - Doing n.
/ In the neKt pisce. thsy ~sot-d 10 size some
F pub iC a1 preston 30 their oainioas TaeT
vsnted people. Esuersiy. O. knc- thaf
'oeT vars y favor - rns pri1ciq - adopted
~ nett party. sod attended ro v1fs for tas
F 0aes ~Iom tneir rsrty bad CHOSEN "a The
+ ssc~r< - 30 campaign. Ard skkin. thev
( ~sre abe - advance ha iatersss Ut feeir
csusC by bringing 60 ia support be vsiznt
~ nurnh sad of irf 1eaee And a.
+ fr the SAKE Of tnsir parry ther
~erp wiling - carry toTca psrsss
I the m1dty streets. and 30 .rvthfrv
I rhich ihsT ttougbt ~o1 sii 70 ~ rau-
F "a snibnE,sm No- an not fn4l--
/ fsn.f With ihs en- , husissru sho~n rofff-
'csl campaign. Ths vsst majority ~ nm
~ho topx psrt In tkr~@ ps-sdes II thsrr
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