The Grenada sentinel., 1889-03-02

revolution gave this country this side
of the Mississippi river to lnde-
pendence, and the conflict between En-
GLAND and France gave the most OF this
country west of the Mississippi to
the United States. France owned it,
but Napoleon, fearing that England
would take it, practically made
present. to the United !States-for The re-
ceived only $l5, 900, ,000-of Louisiana, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa,
Minnesota, Colorado, Dakota, Montana,
Wyoming and the Indian Territory. Out
of the fire of the American revolution
came this country east OF the Mississippi,
out of the European war came that west
of the Mississippi river. The BRUSH
Empire rose to its present overtowerlng
grandeur through gunpowder plot ana
Guy Fawkes' conspiracy, and Northamp-
ton insurrection, and Walter Raleigh's
beheading, and Bacon's bribery, ana
Cromwell's dissolution of Parliament
and the battles of Edge Hill. ana
Grantham, and Newberry, and Marston
Moor, and Naseby, and Dunbar. and
Sedgemoor, and execution OF Charles
the First, and London plague, ana
| London fire, and London 1nsurrec-
| :, -. $50 ,,d tho virisSi-
tloh' anu ny enouoe ~ tla aortb itself
tuoes VI cen.u, ,a tIs' -, an contemplate
pelole ~ @ oouia ;ss Gov tbs buman
family had, according to geology, to De
washed by universal deluge, and scorchea
and made incandes cent by universal hres,
and pounded by sledge-hammer OF Ice
De, . 60 a,,,1 sbaLan hv volcanoes
at - tnsaad ,,,nnntains and passed
ti..'.,,st, 10 oatactronhas Of thousands of
'itt o"e 49, p~radi,a hacama nossihle
} va -.,,1a shalye ont their
olau Wv o,,d +be frst Garden pour
5.--a : - aa1or hatwaer the Gihon
Ito S.It nr I7iaIa,.or ,rroubla Is a good thing
tlt.o 4ta 80 [rnnd thing for nations, as
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I f'ha"e taken some less6hs on the Gospel
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Will pay Sou 'ne'o, A4A 'N1n5' "oi y,
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interrogation the thlrd; my dlu soo'
: SOD let SIN ana lrouole come lhVo ut
l world When ne might nave kept Inen out
: My reply IS he had goou reason n
mad reasons tnat he haS never given US
? tie had reasons "hlcn we coulu no NOR
e make us understand III our nnlte stat
than tne ldIncr SIal tllie ou' on sunni slIo
n aud elaborate enterprise coulu make Ill
1 two-year-old chlId III lIs armed cllal
comprehend It, One was " uenlonS VI ~ 1t
: What grandeur Oh cnarac'ef may y
|, achleVed on earIh oy conquelIns eNI
n Had there Deen no evil 10 conqu ue
Y and no trouble 10 CONSOLE 'neh I'LL
= universe would never nave know
S an Abraham or moses, or
9 Joshua or an Ezekiel, or Paul {
d ton, or J ohm Howard, and million viz
It tories which have been gained by the cor
: secrated spirits of all ages would neve
S have been gained. Had there been
n battle there would have been no victor.
d Nine -tenths Of the anthems of Heave
e would never have been sung. Heave
= could never have been thousandth pal
: of the Heaven that it Is. VIII not sa
Il that | am glad that sin and sorrow d1
u enter but | do say that | am glad thu
is after God has given all his reasons to a
e assembled universe He will be MOI
l. honored than if sin and sorrow had nevt
z entered, ana that tne uhlallen ceIeS
re tials will be outdone, and will pl
D. down their trumpetS 70 listen, and II WI
k, be in Heaven when those who have cor