New-York tribune., 1891-12-23
0lO FOLKS PAINS,

SkAB taneons and lnfaliibie.
kingdoms and pr1Se dT sS SsT or S Pr ne s %
saints Of civil aud religious liberty. ApplauseJ
THE PURITAN APPRECIATED.
The Dutchman saw the splendid quality OF the
material which came among them for pfugc. They
understood that crankness indicates surplus energies
and determined to prepare for power by opportunity
and education. They gave the free school 10 the Pun.
tan children the free press to the Puritan writers, free
churches for the Puritan religOnSts, and opened the
fades for Puritan artisans The Dutch declaration Of
Independence liberal education in liberty, and the
Dutch Republic model for state sovereignty and Ma
u0lf Alter Pastor Robinson and Elder Brewer and their
freedom 6ssas haa and peea the best Of the a
were admitted to the University, Of Leyden.
The college authorities apporiO9edI a. to Zach each Ot
two uns OF beer every month and ten gallons Of vine
every quarter, or forty gallons Of wine and twenty
pitaity OF the Dutch, and such the capacity Of
Puritan forefathers CIaughter.) The orators who
Of the amazement and horror Of the forefathers 4
they should drop In on these feast have not studied
generate descendant under the table his own miro
Could only have reached the perol Of severe medi
panies were apportIonIng the New World and colonr
ing ii for commerce and profit. for the PIigrms 70
seat eiss for eS settlement Soey that they might enjoy free
dom Of cons fence in the wilderness, seems heroie
standard Of the time it might be fanati,al but It
not ma and on Se Ys1Soue for IN.
arst i time ' in The construction Of government. pro
claimed an organization upon the basis o! just and
equal laws. For that they would have been executed
for high treason In any country in the world except
Holland The tremendous success Of tllcir expert
mcnt the strongest lesson 70 us not to fear A
(Applause.) These were the stoned and derded
prophets Of their period and the ne, accepted c0 So Gs q
minded preacher In that bgoted period but he had te
elements Of crank heresy even Of our day The wcrs
Of his parting sermon to the Pilgrims the RIGHT q ihel,
departure from Deftshaver might have disturted az
ecclesiastical convention now. lie ssid: And ,od
ment n9% Of lis be- as ready to receive il as You were
receive any truth In my ministry: but ] am conhcMt
that the Lord Td hath more T gt n rn cr yet eSa%p %
carnot be drawn to 60 beyond what tntser ' Sr,r aS
EhSre,ygr ro,v Rf Rcv OF vii TG G T Taher ere than R embrace and
the Calvinst; stick where he left them; This Is
misery much 70 be tmenef th. for ms Though nd es Sab
revealed His whole will to then.'
PURITAN PASTORS LIPERALITY.
This glorious recognition Of progress and dcelaFatoa
Of open minde1ncss TO research and revelation ths
COURAGEOUS confidence that light, more Light. punnos
the atmosphere and illumnes truth not the ef'
preston from Faneuil Hall Of yesterday, bat the
utterance OF Puritan pastor Of nearly thres
centurics ago. 1t might have been both The tex!
and argument Of the defenders of Phillips BROOKS ans
The forefar hers did not comprehend then The fun M
force OF their liberal leaders teachings, but hs
lessons have boss0med and fruited In their
until New England has found many paths 70 Deaen
as there are Yankees on the earh lLaughtT ang
appause The trials Persecution and g. iSoS@ nd @uoa
the Puritans 30 centred their thoughts IN ana upo.
but s,' ISe devil INV was their enemy and all who d,2srs ca
the Mss farmers s1sa % fired the shot that eced round N
world. they bad exorcised the devil ana o0 rbsv rS
SS Sf for RsSesa ga Soare sSer at Pr sneS for % %T
but 26O years afferward they erected mclu1saS m ,,S
to her memory The tS prSn could pSIy Nv had Se SSrGssa
AZ you gave him time. C.anghtcrl ~, ..,...o.
The Purtans were not traders or men IN OF oSnt tT
sent Captain Miles standIsh TO Landon He suoSeea ,,
upon the pledge OF all Ns%E9Sand pnc N rs Tasnc i
Sids pSunSs sterling ri at so per ceni intere:t Now
whether money Is wanted to build railroad r0S or
The sons of the Pilgrims are the lenders q the eSo
rhey return good for evil by reducing the ,,csS TIS
haS St ya1ss SsneS sS aRpaST z Se president LSs
tiety lie has established higher s rule oi n SorJ a
Sasd 9ass 1pa1 1p asred % be sSen % at pSe 70
marketed when the company Is ready TO dsSeis is n2
enforr4ble at law the word OF Yankee banker .
contract under seal. (Appanse0
SOMETHING ABOUT FANATICS.
"These quarters are very pleasant said an NINA"
of Boomlngdale Asylum, "but do not like Dr. Bro""'
because he called me fool g.,
"Oh," replied DR. Brown is perfect sc'"'
man, and you must be fnlStaken'' -.
"well," argued the innate, Z" I overheard the d"V'
say that had congenial and abnormal deve~P
ment Of the cerebeum. and II that isn't calling n',
a damned fool, don't know what II Is uausnV"'
The Puritan has entoyed the just repu'e a.
fanatic, Of the highest distinction a. ""n", ~
whether it was the King or the Church ~nSs 4s I'm
conntered him they never amer s lSe % Sse s individual
takes private property but II commeire OF Sc,yered
vested interests are entrenohed In mos What
rings. he fakes the matter VINO OF
hits or hurts. He shakes the business Tmt by
throwing over. tea IN Boston liar0or;d cpSatess
nation lie throws conservative pupt into c1na asss
Sss or rdt Snsl when IN, be Da lie
that the question Is whether great vstor; ;asr
be dedicated TO freedom or siayery the So' he Is pre-
lot removed his crankness ard hope ney,r oses m,
Seekers by aborns for civil Service reform and 'Sa Sa
stil arouse their dormant consciousness ana ioc oon,sr
% cr trek Fl eAT'a aSS OF Order s.s tS' 70 carry sS
assault upon the suffrage and ,n Mltors tho
Cromwels. the ampdcns of the Old Mori&d & e prowns
s S Loyd O. s'asoqS tas New the eg
humanity and the elevation Of light and liberty l'''
cheering and long continued applsnse.)
GENERAL PoRTER'S REPLY l.
Mr. Morgan then called upon General Horny
Porter TO speak to "Sres and Sons" Geher"
Porter said ,,o,
have acquired some useful experience Ia ausSs Sps
New England society dinners In various e, T. marked.
but not aggressive. dine with them N 'o A., n large
s har And fs CHER ,.m Il mind n Fs,dspss se tie
ncontned and measured neither BY metes nor ~ inc
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England the more aseas s h. ana ofns sos Of
Esssna sson wSS who has hss OUT