St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-01

ing Adam with an apple. She had no
sooner survived this shock. and gone
through the trials of motherhood: her
virgin heart had no sooner become In
terested in other things and warmed up
by maternal love, and the fond hope OF
a happy life with family of grown-up
children, than she was stricken down
by murder in the family. She was not
only called upon to mourn for son de-
parted, but for one to live to bear the
mark of Cain aud be disgrace to
human nature and tn hnman family.
But we must not overlook Adam en-
tirelv. He is also entitled to sympathy
and consideration. Naturally weak and
yielding to temptation, the world must
have looked doubly mixed and strange
to him when Gains sin was added to
his own-poor Adam.
1t is to be regretted he was not made
stronger-with more moral braces and
supports. 1t would not only have been
| a good thing for Adam, but saved US all
a world of trouble.
| We can see him acting as grave dig
| ger, pallbearer and mourner at the
| first funeral. We can see him preach
| ing the funeral sermon of his own son,
trying TO comfort his wife, and de.
nouncing Cain at the same time for
murder and falsehood. All the people
on earth weret here, still there was nc
long procession; just the parents and
murderer were there-that is, ii Cain
attended. There were no neighbors tc
sympathize with or friends to comfort
| the first family in their sorrow and
| affection.
Such is the beginning of trouble with
the human family which has grown and
spread over the earth. No book coulo
| contain an account of all the family
troubles and rows between friends
Trouble is as old as the world and at
fresh as the last breath.
Jacob and Esau contended. JOSEPH
and his brothers fell out and had bloody
time. James G.. Blaine aud Rosco'
Conkling contended. President Cleve
land and Dave Hill can't agree, neithe
can Bill Leistikow and myself.
So it goes from the highest to tn
lowest We are not living in ney
state or contending with new conditions
when we open up family troubles an,
family rows. but are strictly in harmon
with hannah nature and the way th
world is made. We are simply keepin
time with the order of nature.
In some respects family row. or an
other kind, has many unpleasant fea
ures; and it is to he regretted that NOR
of them cannot be avoided or mad
going on. But, as long as they cannot
let us make the best of everything, an
be thankful for that which we have.
In family row. or any other. th
first and most natural question to ask
who is to blame?" Let us see who
is in this case. Let NE inquire.
Where is my wandering party t6
tonight-the party of all my loves?
has wandered away and joined tn
Pops" and now roosts with strang
wild doves. Once it was pure as morn
ing dew, as it knelt at Jeiferson's knee
now it jumps and flops around wors
than Paddy's flea. lll 90 for my wal
. dering party tonight-go for 1t good an
= strong. Pil show it up in its propt
: light, and let tie people Judge who
3 wrong.
Since my party got to wandering an
7 roosting with the birds above referre
: 20 it has acquired new and strang
notions. 1t gets up Oh its ear if ever
! one else does not flop around and try
get on the same roost. This is
species of political Authorization hal
:. for straight Democrat to understand
] And because refuse 10 wander out {
: the fold aud go Il ro9st with thes
, soiled doves, some of them claim hay
( g ''sore head" and am running TO i,