The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-15

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MAssrLLoS'S sARNoN.
II IRE irhOiLy ~Srish With
the BODY, what AL WroStur,
is this whole system Of
laws, manners. and usages,
on Whuch human SVyiSiy IS
Ougd,d. II we wholly per.
ish with the body. these
mdJWS of charity, pa
tienCe, JuSiicr, honor, IrUu
ruds, and friendship, which
sages nave taught aud good
men have practiScd, what
are they but rWp' TUrds.
possessing nOreAl and bind.
Ing efficacy hhg ShUUi.i
tcr hr>d M,n, U IN ms n.fe
only zee hare hOr> Speak
not Of dUtp. What can we
owe to tho dead. tOthc nv
ing, to oursel YES, ii all arc,
or Will he. nothing VINO
shall dictate our duty. II
not our own pleasurts-if
not our own MS
speak not or morality. 1t
is n mere chImcrd. n bug.
bear of human invention,
" TeirlbutiUn tSTmiidit With
The ordrs. Iftce must WhoIip
perish, lrhdt 10 us are the
EIUSrt tirS n kindred What
the tender names Of parent.
child, sister, brother, huS
band, WIFE or friend HE
characters or u drama are
not mare tfluSlre. We have
no ancestors, no descend
ants. since succession can
not be predicated of moth
inRness Would We honor
the Industrious dead! How
ABSURD to honor that which
has no existence. Would
we take thought for pos
HrItyk How frivolous to
concern ourselves for those
whose emu, like our own,
must soon be dnHihRGIinU.
Have We made 4 promise Z
How can II bind nothing
TO nothinRt PIrJurp Is bur
Il Jest. The last inJunctiORS
or The dyinO-iUhdt SdnCflfv
haze they moro than the
last sound OF q chOrd that
Is snapped, of an instrument
th1t Is broken
To sum up all: II We must
wholly perish, then 10 OLedI-
once 10 ldLUS but an IHSeIlSntc
SeipltudS, l'ulSTS and mdViS,
trdteS are but the phdntOmS
Which popular lnlbectiity has
raised up: justice Is an IN
IUGIrdnfdbis infringement
upon the liberty NJ Bl<r, an
tmpOsiftOtL q uSuJpdtlOn. the
tatD or marriage u pdin ScTtI-
pie; nodeSfV a prejudice :;
honor ana problfy. such stugI
as dreams are made or, ana
tnceStS. murders. pdrricideS.
the moSt he0 rtlets crHelti>S
and the btdckcEt crimes are
but the legitimate sports or
mans trTeSpOnSibt> nature,
t0hfls the harsh tptthctS al,
tached Ia them are mSreiy
such as The policy Of irgiSld'
tors has Invented anu I'M
posed on the credulitV 0J The
peopi.. Here is the sgEh 10 !
which tho Wanted phi,OS0 |
ply OF unoelievers must in |
evitRbly lead Here Is that
Felicity. that sway of
reason. that emancipation
from error. OF which thoy !
eternRlly pTAte. rs the fruit
OF thoir doctrines. ACCENT
their martins, and the whole
world falls back into a
frightful chaos and all tho
relations OF life are con
founded, and oil ideas of
vice and virtue are leyers
cd and the most inyiolahle
laws of society vanish, and
all moral discipline per
and the Government
of states and nations has no
longer any cement 20 up
hold Il, and all the hAr-
Inony OF tho body polite he
diECord; ana tho
human race isnO moro than
an aEsemDlago of reckless
barbariRns. shamoleSS IO-
morseIerB, brutal, donatu'
rallied, with no other law
than force, no other check
than passion, no other bona
than irreligiOn. no other
God than sell. Such would /
be the world which impietv
make. such would
be this world wero a belief
In God and Immortality to
die out OF the human heart,
Now, il Mr.. Ingalls,
notice these specific cha
at all. they will probab
gals. being. as every {
man with u retentivo
bIassillon'S sentiments
course of his eXtempor
this will not do. Reieren
RecOrd will show to com
ture that the lngall EMU
great care. A glance q
column above shows Il
only partaken q good
sermons. buI
partaken OF SOM
words. and By an inGe
sentences and the use
ieavored to cover up his
q confession OF guilt.
" Senator ingalls,. why
rallyp Do you think you
By making changes? {
paint the lily. to gid rel
perfume on the violet 2 |
says:
To sum up all: II "
hen Is obedience to the
servitude; rulers and IN
which populaI
IN: justice is an unWRrI
upon the liberty OF m
lSurpation: the law OF N
nodesty a prejudice; no
stun as dreams arc mad
lers, parlcidos. tho most
tho blaokest crimes Al
Iports OF mans irrespon
harsh epithets attached
such as the policy OF legI
% Impose upon the cred
Mr.. Ingalls, says: !
light, II the life OF Burne
8 spent. then we are alto
'be dience to law 10 In
ulers and magistrates
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