The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-04-02
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Saws CARLYLE: "Wucrc tile heart h fuIl, il seeks,
for a thousand rcnsou- ia a thousand ways, 20
impnTl itself How swcrt, lUw Indispensable, ia
such cascs Is fellow snip soul ,Hy-tCa.ly strength
cuiug suul &" So with ihe Guards. each mind,
laden with good and bCaUilul Thoughts, and iHCcu-
lives TO charitable and eeyallng actions, strives 10
pour from lie toe fHil suui pa Thousand vRri-
Gus Ways the good q would impart
The STAIRS az National Headquarters Bre assum-
ing some crcuiiNo.C shape, nodded from crude
mas 90 n8Iiuu-upss Hlfbuurl ID las been but siN
months since organization Was perfected. Tho
hundreds Of cummuu tchlIons received AZ National
Hcadq quarters nil bear testimony o. the deep inter
est iascu u the work of our Order, aud N3ih such
q urEnimiiy ~ i.- s.irt prevailing, We are soon
uDstluci 20 command au Influence which shall
accomplish uHcls, iu Ulauy WAYS. Scarcely ietteT
g. read but glove with the fFe from patriotic
heart aud many arc the pseifi Asays and means
sugEe4irG Tor our mutual improvement, and Tor The
advancement 81 nm educational standard, Nu.-
E-StlnI- t3cre are Tor absorbing from those from
whom can learn and im.aftiHs kHoU edge 10
those whom we can benefit aud ior promoting
study 81 tital i8eia al literature which viii not
only comprise tuHc- 81 the day and c,us-lrs, but
more e-41ffg 7g eru "a flly-uuH!f Vr.iprt landing
ii tlat history "a Eilh trils AZ about tie struggles
ard patriotism ui liie Father O.. oar cgautryr aud
Of thr events from which our hcT.tgEP, az sous aud
daughters IT Ke-rrHu-, Is derived aud Wlilh o0n-
ieIe upon tIe o.a Union soldier The tile 81 Vet
cran."
40 higher works 81 good en- BE- done. whether
o. D. cmbsazoucd on tur pages 70 history 90 uot,
tllau 10 extend C.iaII ,ai.e hand 80 worthy suf.
Icrer, or 10 aid tLs Hredy. The Lfard- have a
uiittpg. aud St should be- their duty o. examine
cAreftl iuto The circumstances q; tio-e appealing
for uil Huu 30 keep record al ans relief rendered,
Hri especially CD parade oar good deeds Before tho
wui. d but shat VIC shalt have. uEr HtHuHl meet
lng-, reports 10 show for our work. All members
of She g. q. and GUFris should, is Divisions, refer
all cases 10 the rhaIrmru OF Benefit Committees;
where there j. 40 Division, 20 The Chairman Of the
National Benefit Committee.
TO our sorical Committees nosronly Is the
work lntrusiod 81 spreading the literature ~ our
CUuutFy's history, lui o. he tie uirTi 70 eurOuI
age "a patriotic press 10 wHe.d Hn influence which
Will keep alive falr fr,3uru's fire aid iusiIll
iniD thc hearts ~ our people alt'c reverence Tor
the flag tHai 9pis uUj ss.llsly over loyal Ameri-
soil. aud To mHiHta.I tlr pledged fraity born
Wittiu every hfuctlcsu 81 tsc Constitution handed
down 40 us from oar frciatuers u ls also duty,
81 -reuIs Co me 81 tlD historical fumEti"r 20 pro-
VIDE "a sli Umrr and in connection NIiii EurHnp.
nleuis program 81 literary HIiut,, fi4-giler 70
boz the reading 81 papers and diacu-.iIH, 90 rct-
uliluIis etc. or bntAi 20 bc conducted under the
good 81 tllc urHrr.' end previous Go uoiDuBumeHt
The dulles - ilIe Benefit aud Eisiollcil Commit
tee are uol ~ a. siurcurc nature. TIE Guards are
now represented lu y States and Territories, and
Divisions have bara Formed ia tHc order named: :
J. Ecw York. 2 EassscAusetis: .. Pennsylvania I;
q Michigan: d Missouri nud OHIO: G. indiana; z
California. Other soon 60 be- formed.
Ou our return from Bg-iun we found iiitle 70
commence work WIih and liIe question which FIRST
struck AR was what We were 20 Go? % would re-
quife too much space 90 relate tie Interesting cK-
prslCucrs 81 tbe Acknowledgement EHuUElI Ia say
that fhe WORK rrCDT3s. aud 80 ua. are "a good
sim gr place tIuIn with few materials
Tie Chairman al ihc National Investigating
Committee D. doing yus amount o. wors and in
q most satisfactory way. The QuHrI crrHsioT- Cen
cri d Trustworthy aud Enaa advisor, while the
Division Commanders Hrd Auiionai Aids are all
or lIU RieFi, active and ah.e
Ac would llEr 20 give cEcTv one PROMPT per-
slua reply, uud 60 s"JrU ~ tIlr drti cortrucicd in
Receiving postal au'usr-T.- Tat time iarbids, mud
our yrl.l i-ary uutt- nae mot payable o1 de-
mRul. bul wa must ne lraced Hifh euIeIt di-p0si-
ti0n- aud some fuiuTc day. when released from
Tunes iron grasp wE viii do 80.
Now Hwnlls ail So g. g., and lend ~ your ears,
join thr Guard nuu assist us lu ODE work. Tcmen-
lcriu. that /" haUnr will not o. tie work Chance
sends tilc brcr ne hut N hc pilot suEiiBcr &C the
helm, tic very wind tEt WEft- us 20 iIle port NAV
dash us thr rheigcs. The sicorBmaus para IN
vigilance" AL should ill-E ihe helm. D1It wait
- see what some one c.sr viii l0, Eut prompted
10y voluntary uUHirc sol wei yonr prff. We
are ln TIE tuHFise ~ 9HT existence Long may II
Shine iH Hl iH splrifdar HhoVe us fuakifg bright
Our hours 81 toll nud iiEti ab0rs aud IlHy The
day illi suu shall ~ never De- seen while there
live, hand hrgr aud voice 40 be 20 .-cd ia defense
I of "uI oausa. Aoun PRO I'atFia-A. D.. SEAMAN,
] huJulaul General.
A g. c. sUNDAY-scHooL-
FHTTDs or TuE O. g.. ~ al good works s.
there D. more pleasant gTlIidcT work Than found
iH tuc sunday ] think there b. not. Ia
cur fuUaUy school more tIlHu oue-l8urtu 81 tic
I average aurnd.nee are 4. q. members. You can
only imagine HHH' good HrI9ui sac have; but 10
] realize sou mu-l NtreId. DuF SECRETARY, Treas
I UTtF DFgHuiat and trrrU trrrilrFs O. q. mrIn.
! brFs Vra l-0 have blackboard drawings which
school tiiat has DeilgI owing a a. q. = - d.
4 90, Dob us bear from b. oar class 80 which ] nm
4 teacher, C0HtaiHs five g. q. HlembeTs. Better
I scholars One could Uot H-k. BsiHg 80 kindly 70
4 mcmhuTru ly uIrin 90 huIita3 D fully iTuf thai
4 obey Or irEc a. ID more blessed 10 give than q
4 receive
IIUw muuy SUNDAY FclouI workers have we in ouI
/ mobile bauG7 Let ulc bear from yeu, one aud ell,
! D should atll like o. exchange postal autograph,
| with the C. C. Pro Pa,tla - z. G. Chandler
I = wanna, o.
NEGRO CHURCH IN FLORIDA
FnEEps or THE C.. Iu no part 81 tire United
/ 1sirs pr.l4aps can we study glic negro cHrncte
better tlHu ln Tie uparuii yCy unsettled region
I Of west iIDIlda. Here He lWels hcrHices ~ a.,
I outside world, clluEiuE siU 10 old rfigurstltiOm
I and customs lIui,- tHC a uug log church. viii
HIIaaes eight OF ten inches VIDE between the logs
/ and answering tic Iuflose 81 NiudJws. boo
There b. none only hole cai iG the wall. Oulsds
oFcfsIuduY .i4s thC church Ir grand OLD oak viii
4 lainWu0d in the yard b. 1ei 90 ere and throw
\ luta bold TrllCi tie groups Of negroes STANDING
about waiting Tor thG preacher. Here De come
I now, tall muscular young negro. well dressed
] bh showing tlte fDnducss 81 his race f1r brigh
/ coi0rs by wearing "a gorgeous Heel-tlc - red. 4
toTsh d. carried lId0 tie house AND thc c0ugrega
I ton follow the uIrn occupying one side Of la
house. ffC ~ OITru fHe other Inc preacher mount
tAe runc pu p.l nua starts lice opening hymn:
I" Look auuy Dhrr ysulder. WlIHt DO I sea
a long, Kali nigel "a c.rn.4g after me"
Voice uItef voice catches up Tie strain aud Ia
I wHFcs 81 tuaul rot Ws.odIuusiy away into "a,
stiI uIgih q shHpicr ifUm tic Bible % then rens