The Newtown bee., 1894-07-27
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humanity.
 WHEN WE coNsIr

permost, shall we, as
 wisdom and moral sta
 tests which sooner or
 try the worth and ps
 system of governmel
 building upon the gral
 and cemented with the
 fathers? Seventy m
 brought together out
 may be able to govern
 what of 100, 900, 900? 4
 Shall we be able to ste
 tide of the love of we:
 Shall we succeed in ed
 moniZing the hetero;
 which must meet and T
 we adjust and control {
 mercial interests which
 ed? Can we keep dow
 ambition for position a
 may arise? Will there b
 ligion to leaven the mas
 fidelity and real patriot
 guide the Ship of State
 ward courses The answ. i questions can be found
 cation of the rising 2 children and our childre
 be brought up in the tru riotism. Our Nations l celebrated with all the [ of history, oratory 6
 must teach the stranger. who comes to our shores
 privilege it is to beeom
 We must make the who
 stand that the
 DECLARATION OF MI is the Magma Charta of | religious Liberties of the The citizen must know | self-government under c sacred privilege and dut
 Politics must not be re clean business, but as th birthright, or noblest gif with the inalienable rigl means the purity and pr Christian family, without Church and the State muI the Christian education oI than which there is no gI in any age. It means ths vice and crime and the rel condemned-it relates to | of life and property and [ | all the vital concerns of sI Even the prosperity al of the Church, which is u all good, are involved in d litical science. But, with country every social virtu| sonal selfishness and socia The birthday of our nd and established by the bl| flee of the purest patriotia | heroism. and the God-giy{ 4th of July, 1776, is needs and defend and perpetual heritage. "And ye shal thing for an ordinance [ thy sons forever" 1 The man who ignores u ican Anniversary, or negl it with some fitting expre ism, is not a wise nor a g, his example to the rising
 in the presence of those vi among us
 Is THAT OF PRACTICAL | AS Edward Everett Hal
 1.-The love of country is g
 of home, and it is alive " God. Our boys and girls
 ed not only to know this,
 They are to be Christian
 then we are sure they wi
 zens- They are never to without 6 grateful smile. CT to sing their country's they sing hymns in wors never to call their birth a of fortune; always the, | God, as the first of His | greatest, that they were I Or if He have brought th
 shadow of His clouds by
 blaze of His watch fires
 less favored lands, over s blood, or through some q always they are to tI America welcomed them arms; she gave them to er's breast; she wept V mothers tears. We do | learning, nor on their gr . creed, not, God knows, No, We ask them to low cause it is Gods home, u
 because it is Gods King
 The Rev Dr Samuel Fl
 author of ssAmerica,n ? ou now in his S5th year. wrt poem on Washington's 2 year. 1891. It is entities al "PATRIoT SONS OF PI s the Boys of to-day the \ f tieth Century,:
 ,- t The small life, coiled vi Il A promise hid away.
 But dimly heralds what ' When comes the peri | But sun, and rain, and V Enrich the fertile fiel Y And the small life of ca . A waving harvest vie The corn that slumbers
 A disk of golden grail d Stands up at last, & rust Ill And covers all the pl ' Who knows to what tn ,T In coming seasons, le' 'u Or how the golden graf ae And mighty armies f y Tie acorn. in its little ( D, High on the breezy hi If Waits for the fulness o1 ,5 It's mission to fulfil
 Andyear by yearigrows 1T What shall the future 10 A noble forest on the | re Or navy on the sea. is The bright-eyed boys
 A-fA schools,