Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

"'us " u ny SAnhlerN. ~Hlnon- ke'if !
crs aud their-comppers They will con- |
strne this action Of his as an endorse
nvnt OF their business, OF course he I
dil not intend anything Of the kind. I
DeheVe he took this steps with good mo-
nNes. hut It WAS n serious mistake, !
nevertheless. The coarse characters are !
already applying this published card as
soothing JUNCTION to their smar,ing
wounds ] regret this action of his be-
cause Of the fact il will canse him 50
rious loss Of influence. Already great
may Christians are grieyed at this step
he has taken. A great many have 81.
ready said il was due to lack OF moral
courage on his part. He has lost the CON
hdence of a great mAuy good people In
Fort Worth aud In other parts of the
STATE. Not only So but the evil doors
themselves will have less respect iot
him, They may latter him with empty
compliments, but those among them VINO
think viii feel that he has betrayed a
sacred trust ! assert with emphasis
that IL would be wrong and utuu>t 10
his intentions TO place any such constrhe-
ton upon his recent action; but the wick
ed so colbtrue 1t, notwithstanding;
| regret that this Young brother IN the
ministry has made This hlnnder At uhi'
particular stage OF tbs ministerial ne
/ believe he is Ouy a lcrntiute, urt nav
ing ycl been ordained, AMI 50 Tar lhls Is
the most conspicuous pnbhc act oil ms
life Now ! wish again to assure him
and all his friends that regard his pu'
rity of character and sincerity OF mo
tyes AS absolutely above rrpruaeh. bh'
his recent action j. a mystery TO me
| utterly fail To understand ~
have said that good people are airaid
Of agitation This Is Il mystery.
Il Il a mystery 10 me, also that inc
rool people of The cities all over the
land do not rise up IN their might ahd
rescue the municipal ADMINISTRATIONS
from the hands of the rings auu chVues
that run them. iie good people are IN IVY
majority Ia the cities, ana thrS 'uulu
control the goyernmests oil ule shlh h'v,
unite In their efforts and work ior tue
common good Once great pesulehSe
struck the Holy Land. II rose IN tue
uurth like some foul demon WIN rum IN
his wings. aud cast its black shadow over
thp country from Dan To Bershevuh
and filled The cities with the dead. Swol-
len corpsrs lay In the CUTTERS ON mo
streets uud ON the housrtops. hlng ~.
ia want out TO look aud brheld slght
like unto which which lie hud never seen
before. He looked up toward Mouht
Aloriah on which the temple AlierMHlu
.tood. and there he saw glealhluE
sword poised over the city ne SWORD
wns in the hand Of the Angel OF Death.
lilo had lust unshrathcd Ii aud was ABOUT
IN smite the Holy city, Davids heatt
smote him and he fell down upon nus
facc and begged God to spare thr ,l'E.
Soon the altar was slreAh'lhs WIN 4
, ! binody sacrifice The city was saved anu
The pcstncncc was ended BRETHREN say
VIM Won please, a pestlence worse IMAM
n,uiInnx yellow fever or Asihuc choh,
q rn Is now nj work IN our great muh'r
. palitics. Ii has slain as muil9us, Ahv
= 4 slnys one victim for every pulsat'ol VI
q the heart. The crisis Is greater ioIug
d IN .vrr before. Municipal corruption
4 nn," hangs like cloud Of dark slUl-
. ,,,..,r nur cities ready TO strike ui"N
that will crush the Caucasian IaSc'
Q rs up aud lay ourselves upon Wv W.,
< If need be. aud save me citi39 ll''' au,
= c,tn-trophe. Great pcstlrnoc' petHv
+ ,.or,ncn fortitnle and zeal are required
Z IL, ultimately the right VIII pfeNWi
a ~, the old Roman slntesnlhh' one
n ,isit,l Carthage He was so impFessee
/. win ia power that he felt honit Woui.
s, never be safe 50 long as NHrti'sv Wv =
II timed TO exist lie began ~ once
y hnId n pnblic sentiment against ms
n Rnrne's prputest rival. lie declared iua
. Il sLonld be- the standing pohcy OF hou
IL ia destroy Carthage. w heheNtr We lI' ''''
10 a ,sieech ON amy subject he always c' "''
e with these worlds 'elrrnn, ,rc
Ia ! ,h,,,i,.em essc, deleudam-l vote iholv
!, ' hnsH' ~ Cprrntc must be- d,'sttuy,d
4. H., r,,n, the changes On The subject uu
y "a III t6c renlm Of Rome, city ana eou,
H tr, wns vocal with the sentiment,
r. b1ramc the rnlipg passion WIN iSN'
Vomnus to help destroy NnrthoEe III III
% I,i. cradles, boys were tralhtu loI ~
n H. An destroy Carthage. tat0 KEEP u
NJ TIs 6eht without cessation ~" ne
a. nit1t seeir.p the end for which ne ma
h lived But soon after Tue vlu t,''..,,, L.
# y.Ys hurled the tramp 81 me NulnH" y
u rious was heard nrounu tle 10
4, Enrib,vr SciMO Africants hVI sHuiI
n w ,,,nn around the doomed Guy ~
~ m,.,,'' in,yn the walls. burned the housc'
!, -, br Inhabitants pussru Nv F'pi
a o,nr thn streets ~ the Guy nhu 1VNV"
r. JnVtn Il, salt For the zegl ana nv nt
q. nrrspyernncc of 'ni9' WI ~. ,,"ir,
~ I,,tir,nnt :, thoroughly hrouHeu hSh'tl
!. srn,i MI ,nrrtu,tlons ns to insure sue
~ mu,,'ntion The fate Of Carthage; "! W
"a Gtli,n,,s ali over the land would agita,
~ 5ii. ',,sstiou until the very AR shuul
IS a,,i,o nnd reverberaic Win w SUI r'
rs thereof, o. for a conplsl. 49, M 81 I'll
IA. IL nn,,prs of darkness thlt ruiS lniit,i
u the ply tbe world The CondlVo
i ,rysticnl Babylon, descrl1eu ~. nv w
OF nl cbatter Of Revelaloi
~ J.ss,.ribed In the IS chapter OF ~ ~
~ ", tr,e picture Of the larry Vl''1Is " ,on
nj Inv. Aud, unless tliess he loon 4
II. u''n.ed III their r0tteimes llle uoo'ii \
~ tN"!iSN4 Ia,itiou will surely pe ln'i
te ~! sli',i ,s Jrsrtibrd IN holy Wit
" dpeini Nm, tbr great is fallen y ianHH.
he ,nJ il Income the habilatlon VI mi
ny ana he bold Of every foul spirit ahs
n anu AZ, NJ every nclean and h1teim n pi ~ o
y g,rAaarcfore. her plaques shuh eolh1 eonin,
sa ,T drath and mourning anp ,,,iti, sr
- uay' u't,u Le utterly burned WIN y.
%, a.s Ins alas that great ety p SnHr
y. ~. ,nigbty city For 10 Que hou'
NJ NY illeye that truth WI Nv T.. M
nv Dv,nh over every foef II WI ~, ~ ia '
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"a 4; wa never called OF 'tuq :" - In m
@, l,, WI maj have no ia,Sres. a Il
~ so,5or's blood; that The blhle y nv q /,
). Ssnir.i, that light never snow nn, !
W. iarRness; that order never l"i his son /
ne u 49,, ti,ai God never gave ny SUI ~
~ ~, Gar sinful men; that heaven J. " u
u, ~ .,,. ,nl hell q shadowy scar.-'i i,,t =
81 I'fcii,ye no; n the ultimate r,u,nf, " 81
'ld mn then let paralysis claln ny ~ y,
ny Iii. M silence seize my tehEut' * -,
hI. ,n,i.e cease TO beat and iet my h'''
he but truth will triumphIhs snrel
RS C,ol said. let there be ilEul'
1T 'nr.Iv as God said. "iei as nlake mal
,h sa s3rely Ms Christ was born Of we VI
is sin rs surely ms his flesh bled qnuet ~
as fil,6,an srnnr,e: as -pr'ly ~ hr nrnl
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