Telegram-herald., 1891-11-30

svssrai esnerskzosA
Tsx ssuL - MAs.
take . sssS h.->sr sad teok - mas's
nss.i u.ssrs. k.1ds II Ne iaAgv II God
Vast szg~essy Tor ealoyraeai; capable 81
hrsE of ssssaAi jsy. ssa sAesSA nss dasor
dsrsd, sslxi. LAxosgs NE rccspneaskvs fercs
ef txzvvniy sr&ce, able TO nsaat up 70
mere tsan is ersxisai fets<ssy, fzeclxs<s
THAI nay blsssom aca esar frnix tasxAzus-
tibly. Imnertxiity w1f en- spea every
capacity. = soul dsS<tsea 70 r~sgs in uH-
Ens se1 sphsres of sckivsty ioax after ths
world szs pss sa ashes. and sse solar sys-
tsa sAslil ssvs saspped iss AXIS. sad ne
stars ta~t, IN their coarses. fsuget against
sis<ra. saAi hase bees siass and buried
slnia tAe to.ling thano<Fs Of TIE last day.
Yea sse thai God hss s4i~rted everything
Ia Gar os1fors and adssntage. Pheasant
thlngs for tas palate; music fer the ear:
besuty for she eye, aroma fsr the nestril;
Kindred tor eur asfsctisns; poetry TOR onr
taste, r~tlsson fer oar soal We are put in
. ssrdea. and told tAat from al the trees
we may eas. except here and there one
HE gives sae san to sAise ca as. aad he
waters 10 refresh as. and feod 10 strenxt hen
as. zss The keEbs yield asedicine when we
are sick. 2za the forests lum6er when VIC
would build . house or cssss the water iD
saip.
The recks are transported for our foun-
catisa. and metals uptarnsd for our eur
reuey, aud wild beasts must give us cover
Ing, AID the nOuntaiEs must he sunneled
TO bet rs pass. and the issh Of the sea come
Up in our ret. aad the birds Of the air drop
at the Cash sf our gans. and the cattle On
a Thousand Aills come down 70 give MS
meat Far us the peach orchards bead
down taG.r fruit and the vineyards their
purple clusters. To feed and refresh our
intellect. tsa thousand wonders in mature
aud pxovisiesce-w0nders Of mind and
body, wonders Of earth aad air, aad dsep
an&.os,ies and aatithesss, ell eolcrs and
sounds, lyrics in the air. idyis in the field,
coaaaS.ski rs ia the sunset. robes Of mist
on the rsosntsins aud the Grand March"
o. God ia Iae stor.s-
Bat for the soul stih higher adaptation;
q fountain In " aich il may wash; a ladder
by wGica 1t may climb; q song Of endless
triumph that it may sing; crown Of un-
fading light that il MAJ wear. Christ
came TO save it--came with cross on his
back; came with spikes i'm his feet; casas
when no enc else would come, to do q
work which no one else would do S-e
how suited to maa's coaditisn is what
God has done for him. kxn IL sinner;
here i = pardon. He has lost Gosi's image;
Christ retracss it. He Is hslploss; Al
mighty grace Is profsred. He is . lost
wandercr; Jesus brings him home. He is
blind, and At enc touch of him who cured
Bartireeus, eternal glories stream into his
soul. Jesus. l sing thy gracel Core oi
worst diseased Hammer to snaise Oh heavi.
est ohaini Ught for thickest darkness
Grace diyinel Devils sce& at it and men
reject IL, bat heaven celebrates It'll
GOOD WISHES.
Iwish you good cheer for the national
health. Pessiience. that in other years haa
come to drive ont les thousand hearses to
Greenwood and Laurel Hill. has not visit
ed our nation. II II . glorious thing to be
WELT How strange that We should keep
our health when one breath from . marsh
or the sting of IN insect or the slipping OF
foot or the falling Of tree branch might
fatally assault our lifei Regularly the
lungs work. and sheir motion seems 70 ba
spirit within US painting after its imnor-
tality. Our sight falls not, though the aiE
is so full OF objects which By one touch
could break out thesouPs window. What
ship. after a years tossing on the sea,
could come in with SO littlo dansgs as
ourselves. though we arrive after years
voyage todayr
wish ysu good cheer for the national
harvest. Reaping machines never sws.hed
thicker rye aud corn huskcr's peg never
ripped out fuller ear, and NOV poles never
bent down under sweeter hay, and wind.
20 hon u~<xxl f.v
Long trains OF white covered wagons have
brought the wealth down to the great
thororghfares. The gamers are full, the
storehouses are overcrowded, the canals
are blocked with freishts pressing down to
the markets. The cars rumble all through
the darkness and whistle up the Aagman
at dead of night to let the western haxvssts
come down TO feed the mouths Of the great
cities. A race Of kings has taken posses-
siea OF this land-King Cotton, King Corn,
King Wheat. King Rice. King Grass. King
Coal.
CIVIL AND xELIGIous LI1MrY.
wish you good cheer for civil aRd re
lisious liberty. No Official spy watches oar
entrance here, ncr dses an armed soldier
interfere with the honest utterance Of
truth. We stand here today with our arms
Tree 70 Work anu our So8E0d3 IEec tO speak
This Bible-it is all unclAsped. This pull
pit--thcre is no chain around about 1t.
There is no swapping a. N askstry Ia the
street Blessed DO God hat today wo are
free men, with the prospect and dstermina-
ton Of always being free. No estabiished
religior--Jow and Gentle Arminian and
Calvinisx, Trinitarisn and Unitarian, Prot
ostspt and Roman Catholic on the same
footing.
II persecutiou should come against the
most unpopular Of all the scots, believe
that ali other deneniaations would band
together and arm themselves. and heart
would be stout, and blood would be free,
and the right Of men 10 worship God &C
uorsiing to the dictssss OF their censeicnccs
would be contested st tho point Of the bay
onct, and with boed Sowing up 70 the bits
of the horses brides.
For mercics temporal and spiritual let
eousecrated lives be offered. Wherever
Gods light shines and Gods rain desoenes
and Gods mercy broods let the thanks
giving srisei
Through q sudden fall In the waters oi