Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
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~ - 1ae -5eesg yesterday afternoon
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F tlnad fsF -. YALE uao -lsl aa 49,
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/ Iae meet - 0Peasd e.l4 u-s.c. i..-
.o8et - pray by Mrs Sarah 0EaFes
al.ea vas q pr-y.r very l-ach lke aI
Z otalr prayers. ez-ep, Ia4L at1el address
.ag Tie Cs-e ~put. Il tared Us -apal-
e4t.ol so AL tAe spirits. The follow lg
ls a Synopsis of Nj Nale's address
"iL - llaEacters-.e ~ every person
~ entertain some idea ot future bic
aua 81 l.od. But tlose ideas 40 uot
advance much from wear CD wear. IAe
ltd Indians believe ua fusr COS. ON IL
d, today tne same old bel.ef Ut the 8a,t
lne d,mc4ly IS tbat most person. de-
| pclt upou their magluAt.ols tor tleir
ku0s ledge oI the future llte. when. "a
I fact. sacl knowledge cau be gsued
/ only from sole 0ue Rho nas s0l0umed
iu another World ] propose d show
/ some o1 the Prlclpal features of tne
many Telg 0ls which sWaVed tle minds
/ OI mea ia tue past ana ln the sent.
Eu1ollsu.. the most ancient " faiths,
Y taught tna transm grafton ot souls, and
I rewards alld pun.sAul, ats oI rigut and
Z WIOl.. It's punishment after ,teath
/ was not eternal, although lis shortest
/ period 0t punishment was l0,UUJ, 900
I years. buddua taught no doctrine OF
/ God, but the great object OF has anbl-
/ ton Was % reach a certain sort OF
/ Heaven. whose bis, was an uncOnclous
| rest. Hs moral code was scarcely diff
/ tereut from that OK modern days. lie
/ taught honesty, love, purity, unselhsh-
/ ness, and AL. virtues much As We dO.
| tOntuc.us mentions 40 God, bat his
Cultus WAS the worship OF sages and
/ heroes in thc nation past. lis moral
/ code was pure and high, ard IS often
| quoted a. comparing tay0rably with
/ our Christian morality. the golden
| rule OF the CHRISTIANS originated IN
/ CHINA.
Zoroaster was the father of the ancient
/ Persian faith, and claimed % have re-
| cclyed all ms teaching from the Good
| spirit lie taught that thCre are two
| great spirits OF good and of evil, who
| are 90 eternal combat, hut the good
Viii ultimately prevail. The soul of
! man d, ii bright fire or spark from the
spirit of good. Ills moral code was Iu
! essential respects similar % those of
| Buddha and COufuclus.
AlouOmet borrowed much of hls re-
| lig.Ou from the Christians. He believed
| I'm a matcralzod Heaven wherc the re-
| u f.f
| bc iaylshly distributed.
! The North American Indian. believe
IN the treat spirit. which they call
Mantou, whose influence IS felt IN all
| OF tins hfc's affairs. The moral pre-
ccpt- OF all religion, are practically the
| same. and no follower of any one of
! them could 90 far aStray. Vet not one
/ OF them u their views of hell WAS COM
/ parable u horror 20 that OF the Roman
1 Catholic Church. The orthodox church
| has but one nell for every offender,
from the pagan who eats up the ms
sOnary, 10 the man who VIII not pay
his pew rent. And the orthodox
Heaven has place for only ono class
and that Is musicians. IT YOU can not
! sing OF play the harp, Heaven Will be
no Heaven 10 you.
"Tnc religion of the rcd-man j, more
Ike modern Sp.rtuall>m tuau any
other D.. The reason of TINS is the
truthful simplicity Oft. The rcd-man's
lie and education are close to the
heart Of Nature. and his mag nation
has not been Cyer-,tululatcd and dis
tortcd by artificial surroundings. TIE
white man lOreHkc, Nature, surrounds
himself with walls, fills his stomach
with iudiCcsthlc food and his brain