New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-12
1NESTTNiTE or THE SCNDAf NE"'f ~ H."
THE REV Or. ROBERT a HOLLAND Al -''N
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CoN"hh'7'
BOSTON NOVEMBER 10.

BOSTON. NOVEMBER 10.
am glad that my to2c is n ,Str nWna6er and
no word that characterized one "ou'i eN'N''
soIe might be mildly approved many would ore
sepye censre and unless the name o, each ", vi
syen " and 'b Blame Would be- alike untrue ,
,rh nrTspaper can be only known ~ ne aehh
that has generated newspapers and WORKS 'i tv
ali heir faults permanent tenueiVS y, - ~
which even they In their Own "eSP'e "'F
This type or tendency appears in the process ssS
which newspapers have undergone sr"I NAV be
IIruh ,, nbomt its signs they certainly manifest
a growth in the reality. extent ana "o'"'''
rhsrn was dime when the best newspapers got
news by soss6p @ Of their readers LIE
was so narrow and stale that items ~ ~ ',rm,h
partsan interest and the excitement OF elections
were necessary to form any,nlhg fn n that
went against whatever Ireoih, er al sld VAS never
The senosraph reporter aPpesred a Ak asS re-
nuotcd by guess. news struggled rearWahha
With the contradictions OF many mouths, an nu com rue
p Gy RUIT snorance IND cheap the puF
chase OF its influence =, ,,o hos, newspopers
sntrm et aciibcrately false rare exaggera
,9cs care not to misshapc them. facts are dealt
with at first hand: the possible loss or I'm .u ~
rent, reporters use their quick sense FOR scahda,
TO run down evildoers who escape mr biast
S from the midst Of the battlefield. the partisan
pprrows OF a weather map how all political winds
lnd with this growth In veracity the newspaper
has had a corresponding growth in the scope o,
i,s news II once told the gossi? OF town. then
than a rnmor from the outside world. ,
Sow the world IS BY IT'S n ,qT mor @ha "s anu
dock strike in England an uprising IN Hpa' ~;
an EXPLOSION ,S SI 9y erma EMPIRE the
a car the sinking Of Chinese war rsinp tne
niarstio T' o. an African forest bringing into
interest the whole story Of me pe oSsn % bnugh
they belonged to the affairs Of one and the same
Wnmcn public opinion is no longer close like the
air OF a shat room. but free and wholesome as
S' Wherr travel is rare and the newspaper seldom
read manners and customs do not change but
breathe over and over again the mou'd'hess Vi
New orleans would be unnhabitahe did not the
oxygen of all zones. The newspaper is the gulf
brcezes OF thought. The world and nothing less
win the world FOR background many near
giant becomes dwarf Provlncialism. IKE Sotre'
/ whether OF body or spirit vanish before fashions
that dress all civilized peoples alike changns their
mnnt o. growth. which henceforth may not tarry
and requires constant np-to-da'e-hess o. intern
Distance OF space lends contemporary judsment
when serious and ethical that Just perspective
which history has in distance OF time. 49,.
II work must stop by law il is because work tyr
rod The rest thus gained should not be inactive
but rcpose OF action action .mpelled by its Own
wish and buoyant with its own delight
such reposc may have many degrees and planes
With some spirits II will remain near earth where
win others ii Will be a larks digit sunward. but
between ,he lowest and the highest there Is no VOL
every stratum there IS flight according to M
blessed Is the step or wing bcai that lifts life
above It's workday self Blessed the, the park to the
dweiler In the tenement house Blessed the open
library TO the booklover too poor to books
blessed the museum and art gallery to pent-up
minds without hope OF travel and with no glimpse
Biessei too. the Sunday newspaper: which with
out OBTAINING the few who seek the highest heaven
earth had on their upward way saves millions OF
poor souls from listess stupcr or ignorant pastlme
I'm an amp.er reading than workdays permit about
that Mes progress It's science It's art, lis literature
The SUNDAY newspaper Is their book their
sole library their museum. their art gallery. their
There the great discoveries tell the secrets OF
their search and finding the great inventors disclose
ern machinery the great novests turn their kline
toscopes OF photographed conduct; the great preach
temple roof: while poets OF many lands chant
geher the dawn OF that new day which all Sun
III works OF necessity and mercy are exempt from
sabattc law. surely this work Is both mercifui and
from far-of daries, or the cooking OF turkeys TO
be stuffed with oysters for family dinners. or the
church for the coachman to sit outside in the cold
While his mistress listens comfortably to sermon
on the small number OF the elect.
Nor is there any occasion for panic lest man
should forget his holy days sooner than the holt
The Sabbath is already gone. No edict slew Tit
choked by Its own construction and buried un-
der the ruins OF Jerusalem.
II 1000 years afterward its ghost did revisit the
pale g.impses of the moon. It did not walk outside
the graveyard oe Pur!tansin.
PARADOX COW PDTCE