The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-15

himself BY the conscious fals ncntion Of facts
itd?esn't pay. Neither. the deyil moi, any o.
bis friends can be caught In a trap, You can
| jolcry only Iuhreatos the machinery OF his
iniIuity, coaxing him oils the bearings, min
ali sSs han besn sa th .s re
remains untouched and uninynlidated that
| every effort which ia made 70 improve char
actGr in this city. every effort to make men re-
ssan Is f HasiS oS baswssS tho eyes q Tie
aaa saGor Tn"S gang 81 n that
wniG Eht nau,y they shield and
ing. machinory TO- our ono dollar in;
HGSsr'd n SI"TsP'ls H to
colossal for thoir ambition to plan and to push.
II nn cty on ,hs G e ssss
have for its elect TO leave Inc number Of liquor
attempts to obtain proof OF Illicit saloons 10
legaize the sale OF iiauor after 1 o'clock on
sSpa aft r. s ana INDEED to ks ss
never gets tired. 1t ncvcr is iow.spirted. 1t
has the courage Of it's convictions. 1t never
irliters away its power and its genius by dis
-" Wa speak Of these. things because IT is our
sm'ppos f. master Of TO
are not slow to insist upon .kccnncss OF spirit:
ual lscernmcnt. or upon the reticont vigor Of
genius OF tho whole matter: but picty. when It
conlronts sin. hns got to become grit Snit Il
n9 hs an1 has to be
move through the buster parts ~ this busy
city Without feeling II raincd WY bow Iit,ls
church and the life uf the times.
IS ray Of a sSt T Know That ,no
papers hadn't been at work for more han four
wyyccks before the dives began to close up?
D, fsi.y INN,
Truth H. expansive enough. IL only property
dlrerted t., scare even y Caltnin OF precinct:
and ,chas. the bushes from the callow face Of
I'VE have had an example orthqt recently on
larger scale. IN the matter Of the Louisiana
2 flame OF Indignation. md the lottery mon
bowed hetor" tho storm, and az far as the North
was concerned, it was r,incirally tho work II
per aud lungs to n,tnck them: You SEQ that
t tbs. ,sinssG" not go hy arithm"tiG nor by
WHALE army ali in hims"l:." ~ NV "''"''
There would be IL ". wer" talk inv ,bn1t canni
ins to live in the mid4, o! 1t. and having to pay
tenthss. not to say ninety. nine, hundre,tths. Of
CUR CUR, chrls,ian Effort ,nraly:ea and nen;r,i,
natnrntv our th"Mshts '' are strained "t /"
q little snug attention: A mum always. aims
diiilcrentiy when he is firing at y target that y
something tho other side of the moon. Now,
this gives the Church good. solid. concrete.
would be n very boon for Presbyterianism In
this city If it wore understood that Presby;
tterianisn Represented consplcuopsly and
purity and honesty in administrative CIRCLES
II might be tl;o means of khSbinH IN The Pres
by1eriin fold some of the young peordc that
Or" drifting Off into other denominations on
The ground that Preshytcrianism seems TO
them not to he in touch with tho
life Of today. and not To be showing its"lt
ruuri t" the demands that tho times are max
Ing upon IL. 1t might put new spirit into tho
hearts Of some Of our clorgymsn. who. IL they
wcrr COM lining their concerted energies T.,
tn" task Of; converting dirty New York inton
now paradise of tho Western world. would
surely find less fascination in shcI,ing for n!cu
tho old cobs grown in medieval corn fields.