The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-31

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ueniy cnangeu. ene plans anu laoies y
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uniaue osealiza'ion, witch ~ iess na
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thought OF It's methoas, IS cereainly one q
the s'eas potehcles Oh one age. ne nas :
remarKaDie memoir ZOE oeeaiis anu lsuses
ana can eeii ag q inoihenO lo'ioe now a
ne mas traVeiea on ms present Jour, having
Deen ID Canaoa ,our weeAs pelore soins
TO New fork' q no" many addresses nc
has deiivereo ana al Whao places anu Tue
average size OF MS aualelces.
Counting from 1ne Also nioseiheno IA Ia
une east OIL Lohoon IL iooo' ~ is ieaiiy 90
years Since uenerai Dooon ms pecui-
lar SORT OF WORK. put tne nalVa.ioh army
proper Is mucn Inc general was
reared IN the hstapiisheu chufch' oue Us
the result OF o Pecuiiar ilglou expert
ence became a wesleyan n Ia
no long time an e1noreer. He s0uoieo oii,
lgehtiy TO NJ himself 1or the ministry ana
IN u uine became a licensea preacher ~
the New Connectlon an oHsnooo Oh ehe
wesleyan onurcn. q 1901 ne quiz 1he reg
uiar ministry IN order tnat ne ana ms
VIE might devote themselves ehtlreiy TO
WORK among the very poor OF LONDON any
1t IS a question: "a the wlIe was no0 really
the originator OF the salvation Army. aus
always spoke 81 her as It's noun
or, and the renlarKapl pfooeeoines ~ nee
funeral a few yearsSago attracted much at
tention. His son, darlington Booth, ana
the latter's wife are equally actlye In the
work. Both the ladies had superior OPP
portunittes in their youthY R1daMrs. Cath
crime Booth, wife or the general, was a
writer OF great ability. although the
mother OF eight children and very efnclent
in training them, she preached often and
wrote many Interesting works.
No matter what n may think OF Gen
eral Booths scheme for retaining Lon
don's poorest, his writings thereon are we'll
worth reading merely as scintillations of
an active and peculiar intellect. They are
thickset with sentences which remind one
of 1ngersoll's epfgrams or Carlyle's con-
densations. For instance: "A massed pop
ulation in the city outgrows its intelli-
gence. What we have to do, therefore, is
to grow a new nervous system for the
body polite, to create a means of swift
communication between the community
as a whole and the meanest of it's mcm-
beers, SO that the city may regain what, the
village possesses.
ut Is d mistake to imagine that men
object to be governed. They like to be
governed, provided that the governor has
his head screwed on right and is ready to
ASSo6AANS -" "