Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
REV. DIR. TAI.MAGE.
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sh'h q sca"hcs nrCcs.4ry-I 81. yca,no.rv
ever since then has been ta.; WITH linz
straight lines curved lines, He. In angle
ana cones nni sphoreA Int has uayar TO-,
no4e - evolve any taauty from = linz th,t
was merely croakel. TIE circle and IT,.
s4uhr" va always c1.a lcros1 a35nIraIIa
i@alEl r"cotnize7 tho circle auI saw '.Tha
us HIan tie c|Ire.e3f tia clr.t " IT,.
aHaf q u" atcltat tabernacle was sta1r
square, and the trcast pat. II tie rrie-t-
tour quar-, ana heavcn. accoI hnzto st
c3tH, = Tour %s4lare But the bI1Ie has M
slfHfhti"n Tor hnez TINT arr merely crooked
nl1eei my text III prophc.ying thc worlds
complete declares, u he rocked
hhali be mad. straight
her" hhvr been - many rnaral earth
qunk"a TINT many things hive got into a t.r-
rit1e t"7t crooked laws crooked Govern
iheh's, IDok.dfort4nes crooked dispositions
IND many ~ the cfprts b. strajyl,An
thugs have only tnpf them NOR. crooked
AMI s"tHe good TeolIa sit down Ia DESPAIR
am efc"fne Fe>elml-tle, and givelp life, and
me church and the world ma dead failures
WITH such laelrymose behavior ] have no
sympathy. II Is q PROMISE Of the Lord Al
mighty, Tho crooked shall be rnada
straight" ! propose, as ! may lie dieinelg
he.pei, I" mention some OF the crooked
thtnZ,thit arc going - b" stralgttcnei.
Much II tn" wealth Of the world il in the
hands II th" prnfii9at", while many Of the
best people nre subjected h. ii,tr, Asing pt,-
Nhtlpli, ana thercls gong u 10 Il .rc1istri-
button u property. If II were possible It
would he & bud thing II have things divided
equally. Some mon ar" able to endureInore
success than Others, and proapt rity that
might not unhnlance you might DESTROY me
The Declaration u American Independslcs
declares that ali men arc born equal, but the
opposite isthe truth, for they ore born un-
equal. II no respect Is this more evident
than In their capa5!ty TO erduro success,
flnancialor social. have seen men by tho
acquisition OF 10000 made arrogant and
over bearing. and i have known others with
their millions OF dollars chtldlike and unas-
Stunning and Christian. We would all be
%aifiucnt, but tbs Lord cannott rustus. INN
glad there are those He can trust.
Much il said against capitaliata, Lit tho
world would te a very shaky world without
them. Who built tho great railroads which,
while they give such facilities Of travel. en-
ploy ten. Of tapupauds OF iahorers, supporting
them and their funtlirsY Capitalists. Who
built great slips that stir the rivers anil
bridge The ocean7 Capitalists. Who reared
the Thousands Of factories all over the land
Ia which hun fretS OF thousands OF employees
earn their duly breadp Capitalists. Who
endowed your colleges AMI opened free IL.
braries and built asylums for the orphan, the
Crippled and the inSane2 Capitalist But
Tor them there would not be an academy Of
music, or Il picture gallery, or n frceIbrary,
or Il Steamboat, or II railroad III Auertca.
Who put the world on sevcnty-five years be-
yond what IT would hive been IN enterprises,
IN comforts, III educational advantage, In
good thing4 without numbcr2 CApltaiist4
The more money II man gets the better. IL
It comes honestly and is cuployei righteous
lY. Nevertheless we all SOC that there needs
t. be Il redistribution of property, Com-
munisni PROPOSES To mako that distribution
by torch and dagger and dynamite Throw
the midnight express train III the track and
put the factory into CouilaEratton. Disrupt
society. hurGlnrizn. assnssinato. Such pee
Pile believe neither Iii God nor man nor wo-
man, and they kuHw how u make things
worse, mt never have made ana never cam
max" anything better.
| tell YOU how there VIII como a rcdistri
button Of property. tFuier the divine bless
ing good people viii Eet more alortncss and
acumeu aud usslduity Many good people
arc kept III >traftonei circumstance, because
they have been iuIolcut or lacked courage to
taxi, honest advantage OF circumstances and
werr too stupid IL get on. With the very
saue surroundings others went on to COM
potency i. the better Days 10 como good
men will have their f~ncllitIe, wakeaed. and
will IL consequence rlee T. larger share Of
prosperity. On the other hand, estates
w~rousfully accumulated VIII dissolve. If not
the SONS. then the gran ie5us Will make the
money liz. and 1t VIII gradually scatter. In
their haitts ANA become a part or the general
wealth.
Then, az 10 vast properties righteously
gathered al thor are thousands of them
such estates VIII contribute toward help
ing tho unfortunate, not more hy aaaritics
than 10y helping struggling pc plc into lucra-
tive business. aud tho man uho tas amused
enough and Il surplus VII SAY, There is q
young merchant without nuy capital; | viii
atnrt HIM on Fulton street, and 'Ihcrt1l a
young mechanic Who Ia, no means Of his