Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
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| But our hearts grow melancholy
For the apple ON her tree
| Yet Hearts DO al the praying,
And prompt each charity.
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10 pleedinRs from the Heart,
From wisdom fear 70 part.
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When George Eliot had read Darwin'l
"Oriain Of Species" she wrote as fol-
lows to friend in France: $50 the
world gets on, step BY step, to brave
clearness and honesty. But the chain
Of Dsrwinism and aii the explanations
Of the march BY which things have been
produced make but feeble impression
upon me compared with the mystery
lying beneath this same march,"
Men and women are made Of some
really themselves, and the part Of them
merely sort Of imitation Of that Inn
mortal invisibilitys which grows upon
them - the clay Of = statue grows upon
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This limitation ID what we call the body.
Julian Hawthorn.
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4 Persons Of limited means, whom COM
relied to borrow money, find It difficult
To pay 10 per cent intereet year ON the
loans; and yet our protective tariff forces
the people to pay so per cent-t6O on
every 500 worth Of articles consumed
in projection 70 the favored industries.
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''Come, professor" said /. ''Out with
your ultimate postulate! I'll venture it
IL some stoical formula. sGrin and bear
it, perhaps.p ,.jiA ANf Sf
"No, Thsophrastus. The stoical
philosophy was simply this: 'Plsy your
own part beautifully and we'll. II you
succeed, that is well. II you fail, that
is equally we'll, The ends are With the
overruling gods / am far from deny
ing that there il much wisdom and no,
biIity in the doctrine; but, however
desirable il may be TO preeeryer ouE
fortune, 'sKismet" is not .. marching
lating object Of pursuit something
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justifyine the existence of the race and
GA quest for the truth 10 thatit?'
"That is simply An abstraction, Theo-
phraatus. You will recall Bacon's quo
tation from Lucretius: It ie pleasure
to stand upon the shore and see ships
tossed upon the sea; it isIa pleasure
to stand In the window Of 3 castle and
to see battle and the adventures there
of below; but no pleasure 10 compara-
BILE to standing upon the vantage ground
OF truth-a hill not to be commanded,
and where the air is always clear and
serene--and to see the errors and wan.
derings and mists and tempests in the
vale below Very beautiful. no doubt; |;
but the old question recurs, What is
truth? In sense not intended BY the
poet it is, indeed. q hill not to be COM
$50 the truth isn't in it, eh?''
"vulgarly speaking. you ARP right:
Strictly, y is not the uitimate object Of
human pursuit, because It is an alb
"What did YOU say the ultimate OBJ
jet wss, ia q should % be, professor Z"
have no objection to doing so. It is--''
ITO be continued in our next.l
We all recognise the right ii the ma.
tional government to collect taxeo fol
| it's maintenance through the agency oi
. tariff on imports-a tax upon con.
sumption. Such tsx-any tax--is moi
and never can be q blessing to the peo.
pie per capita. Bnt i is z burden neces'
sary to be borne. Whyf Because the
national government has need for the
| legitimate expenditure Of large in
come. Aside from salaries, the susie
nance Of the army and navy, interna
improvements and interest upon and in
exfinguishment Of the national debt, w
have an annually growing eppropria
tion for soldiers pensions. We have
| also entered upon the pensiOning, bi
subsidies, of tho sugar manufacturers
| It 10 estimated that when the United
States shall produce Al the sugar "
| consume, the annual bounties will bt
1 so, 900, COO. If the present and succeed
| ing congresses in = measure keel
pace with the billion dollar congress- vi
must expect to spend 900, ,000, 900 an
nually. Where are We going to got IL
4 The present high tariff curtails our rev
j enuea. We must get down to 3 revenu'
basis. Everyone knows that = low tari1
will yield the largest revenues. Th
protectiouiet will say Yes; but ar
/ you not going to support mel For q
hundred years, you have al contributes
/ TO my support and prosperity, and
have given literally to campaign fund
i to pefpethats the present system. y
must have b high tariff" But the cor
sumey says No; We must pTotee
ourselves little. We are going to y
duce orr taxes on 'copsumption and a
| the national exchequer."
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