Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-11-18

dus Xxx. l..
Ny text informs von that -" light. -
mi earthquake untteithoir -. = = yr.
n II ~nuntain o. Araiia retraa III tb'.8 t.
an travellers to-!ar ands hoa,s - perIflt-
AMI greenston" rocE~. i"wld"r against t"t.-
der. tho remains . -" - Iaw irtrr.
written. not on parchment or r~.ttr3-. !.
On entered 9iafe - rrlni.e. TIL" ec-
s'oree II all morality. - All wVa- AK, ~ !
righteous Jurisprudence. II al GOO trters-
mert are the two tatl"'~ T.: Sto.l" o. NJ
w.r" written the Ten Commandments.
~ Roman law. AL French lay. aI In, -l-
law. all American law that IS wo-tharvt1#t
oil .Gnmon law. civil Law. erI1iua
martini law. law % Nations Mtr~ TO-. ~
III. aradle otthctwentieth chapter of Exp@ ~
An! it would be we'll in thee" times o%,-..t
political agitation II the: newspapers wtl +.
print the Decal3gue sonn day III place ~ =
al" EDITORIAL. The fact j. that som" ~
E,IrI.oae that the law has passed ont ~ 49,
enc" and some are not aware of SOM" - -
passases Of that law. AMI others say 'ti-
TINT is Of tho more Importance. when n@Ieat
has any right to make such an a>~Irtt#a.
Theee laws are the pillars OF society. tuai y
you remove one pillar you damage Ito VI
structure.
have noticed that men arc rtrtieniarr
vehement against sins - which thryar" ~,
particularly tempted AMI find lo cel.al
wrath against sins in which they I.ea
s"tv"- indulge. They take out on" gun ron
thi- battery Of ten guns, AMI load tiut'.
and unlimher that, and fir" Thar. TtnE
sav, This is an Armstrong gun. anl tbs
is a Krnpp gun. anf this i = %,ri",f.t.f
fv.-larreled gun. and this I-a t1tlfE- ter-
harr"lcd gun, and this il "A Martini thirty
sew n-harreled gun But ! llty" - feil
th"rr that they are nil ~ the syn, |rtlarr
an that they shoot from etern''yt ,c' ,rait,.
Many questions are before -" p.,I5, IN
tn Lotions all over this LAM. nur ~1a3l
| ~ - -hnu yAJ TINT Tho rqn-t irsr.irf4ft
thin- 10 be settled abotit all thc-A ";iurlitta,e~
is their personal, moral chararf"r. Th"b.-
al'.,ne forbtds idclatry, image making. pro
family, maltreatment OF parent. >ao,:tl
de@"'ration, murder. theft. incontin"na".
lyinc and covetousness. That IS tn" Dee:f.
logu" ~ which you and | will hay" - t."
trio. and by the 5ame Decalogu" you anl I
mt.-. Try candidates for Office.
o. course We shall not find anything like
per ,.tion II We 10 not vot" unit We nn !!
an immaculate nominee. we will never vote
at all. We have SO many f%aults'of our own
we ought not 10 be censorioas or mal"lic-
tory or hypercr1tical in regard to tn" faults
ofothers. The Christly rule is rs appropriate
for November as any other month in the
year. Judge not that ye be not Judged.
Tor with what measure we mete II shall be
measured TO you again.
Most certainly are we not to takethe state
ment II redhot craftsmanship as the real char
act"r Of any man. From nearly all the great
cities II this land receive daily or weekly
new -Itpers. sent to me regularly and in com
plim.nt, so I see both sides-I SEQ all sides =
and t ia most entertaining and most regular
amusement to read the opposite statements.
The one statement says the man is an angel.
and the other says he Ia a devil. and l split
the difference and l find him half way be
tween.
There never has been an honest or ~resIer-
table man running for the United States
presidency, or for a judgestip, or for the
mavoralty. or for the shrtevalty since the
foundation Of the American Government. il
we may believe the old files Of the ney5epa-
pers in the museums. What a mercy II is
that they were not oil hung before they were
~lnaucuratedl II q man believe one-half OF
what he sees In the newspapers In these
times. his career will be very short outside Of
Bloomin9dale insane asylum.
was absent two or three years ago dur
ing one week Of a political canvass, and |
was ~1ependent entirely upon what l read in
. Fegar TO what had occurred In these cities.
;. and read there was q procession In New
Yoro If 5000 patriots and a minute after |
read N another sheet that there were II 900.
AMI hen l read in regard to another process
= sion that-there were 10. 900. and then ! rea,
tn another paper that there were GO, 600.
A rampaiRn orator in the Rink or ths
Academy Of Music received a very cold re-
ceptipn-a very chilling reception said on'
statement. The other statement said tn,
audience rose at him.. SO great was the en-
thusinsm that for a long while the orator
could not be heard. and 1t was only after lift
anc his hand that the vociferation began t,
sulsiiei One statement Will twist an inter
view nc way, and another statement vii
twist An interview another way. You mus
adult il is @ very difficult thing in times Xix
: The - get n very accurate estimate OF
ma 'harscter. and | charge YOU. "a YOU
rei ,us teacher. / charge you ~ caution
an, nerctfulness and to prayer.
warn You also against the mistak" whIr
man are making and always do make ~ AZ
plvir a different STANDARD of character 70
Tho. n prominent position from tn" stan
ard ley apply for ordinary persons. H0weve
muc4 \ man may have or however high In
position hs gets, he has no especial ilb4rt
! given-him in the Interpretation 81 the Fe
Commandments. A great sinner i no NOR
10 be excused than q small sinner. Do II
charge illustrtous detection 70 occentrinlt
or yra Of the Ten Commandment 10 sui
esp. rssos. The right = rvrrlaStln-i
rieH md the wrong Is es"rlaStlnEly wrong
II q uan nomipp."d fer any oH!rn III hi
eft, State differs from the Dacalocua. 4
nc, ~ the Decelocuc. tut fix him NJ
TIL < must stand whatever els. must fail
| ssI your attention also - the fact tia
You = all aware Of that the breaking c
on unandment makes II the morn easy
break al OF them-and the philosophy
plain. Any kind Of sin weakens the con
ecienGH. AND II inc cons 'irlee i We1&eaa
that o~pensihe door for al kinds q trans
greesion. n. for instance, = man 70 into I'll
politira. campaign welding scurrility a. HI
chief weapon. and be believes everything IA
about a man and believes nothing good. no.
long before that man himself will set oyt
the moral depression Nfi,her N time II
eternity.
II utter a tals"cooi IN -e-a-i = q -aan.
may damage him. tut | -et for u4vSai. .ei
: fold Uore damage That : 4 eun t.at Ale@
: II, .or instance. 3 man be profane lr;"-!-
a vocation he viii conmlt any srJc.".' ! -
1 under provoca:to-. For. Il man wil "a
! treat the LORD Almighty would he ~: IA
\ treat hts fellow nan T. a nan s- guilty.
nalteasance in off, he VII n!e- Vravt,
uon commit any SIN. IL who w' -.~a :.
lie, and be whc VIII lie W.. s;~lt.
II. for instanNe. d man - impure. L are.
: the door for al oth-- Ills1l;y, tor IL II.
J. ore iniqultv he commits tae't NJ - Na-
kind. AMI coveto4sce>s 81 ~ scr- >.a
and falsehcot pretending Z,
when he Is not an l4-f!e.t< ctS .-'~.~
discrsciaS tA"!- na-e Il - W.
I Be careful. the-~t
!. an acaln~, sn> ar either Il h-a a S
low pace. ~.the- n 90 : r9' r.. -
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