The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-28
MONEY AND MORALS
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seasd Country Hearty "eisSms
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20 fgsLsn - TIE Tsgts1 sfs1ASf % SSS 49,
lng Hon. Henry Nsttsrsor, tie brilliant
editor and proprietor 81 TIE t@sAfser.
Journal of Louisville. ny. sho lectures
on Money and Morals The sgdsenes.
fu@aa up Of men distingushsd IN laS.
letter.. science and resi rson. accompanies
by many ladies'. we're prepared TO ea5oy
saensal feast. and the hearty and sfof'-
tansoms applause that pnnctared TIE
speakers address showed the deep interest
takss IN his kindly words and lessons asa
fss sagsrnsss for more. 30 thai a. tiae
eIose OF ths address tFit fsz gsrsssn. so1ia
De.i~.s shat Mr.. Wsiisrson had sp'oxen
Tor one and haif hoEfs. |: .ss und0ani-
eddy the most brilliant, address ever heard
Ia Seattle.
Az the rise Of the curtain the lecturer
vas discovered seated Dy the SIDE OF af.
Charles II. fishback, who. after the ring
ing applause had subsidized. introduced M
Nstterson with a hse-mInois reyssS "i
the brilliant career Of the young mar who
at n years Of age sas msde editor % the
Louisville .fosHani, succeeding the great
George ID. Psenti cs. whose friend he - IS
and whose pansgyrssi he subsequently, De-
came. Mr.. v atterson. be sad. had since
become the modern centaar and tower
OF strength, a creator Of thought whose
manly sincerity had made HIN rsspecIs9
By ali alike.
NJ. wstserson arose and. bowling his
aexnow se4 cement 20 the repeated rounds
os applause ths: greeted him. walked
down 80 tie foo.iishi ard stood waiting
tAeir pleasure. lie hiss s strong face
nasskrc With force and character in every
asHs. surrnoanssd with fall head Of iron
gray hair brushed asay from the lace.
Els gestures are fex, but graceful and ar-
gr1yrlate ard the charm Of the man -
fsGna in his sof. bat fall yoiee, wonder
fagsy expressive Ia its tones. NJ times
s1uivsrsng with psthos. at other ripping
with dry hanor. while again firm with
the deer earne.tness OF his convictions,
sgsn the subject of money and Morals. ;"
be sad, II shall speak TO you tonight as .
patrsof. and not partisan: as ma
tBonasisi. ard not az q sectionaiist This
be did, avoiding anything that could in
the sisghscs be construed into q personal
or political aliusion. The address was
more In shs nature OF q talk than = set adj
dress. full of foyrihse ii lustrations, setting
forth the danger lurking in the greed for
money and its corrupting influence on the
morals of the American people. The talk
seemed TO be impromptu and sketehy
from first to last; the utterances Of
brilliant mind gracefully unwinding
bright garland Of beautiful thoughts,
pure and healthy. and full of wisdom and
wholesome truths that went home TO every
ono present He recalled the day dreams of
every man ans woman of possessing great
wealth and what they would do with it In
their air castles. Miiiionaires were rich In
fact. but relatively poor. Money was
emily relative. The man who owned So
COG. 900 looked down on the poor man with
only 81, oo0, 600. Money was full of iilu-
SONS and dsiusions 70 rich and poor.
prince and peasant. though all grasped
after that which they knew brings go
much misery in this world, and ret money
was tho piston rod thai drives everything
in this world. Money was universally
used and abused. universally reviled and
eoaried. To the speaker money vas an
Instrument. not al end. IL vas
haEa 10 think that money
was bar TO salvation, yet
IL was q sad ruth that money hardened
and corrupted ten times 90 every one time
that it proved q blessing. Capital Mas
said 90 be tlmld. that vas because it had
no heart. but IL MAS Argus-ey 81. and never
lott an opportunity - duplicate and tripll-
cate Itself Gsssi men bad used money To
CRAFTY ambition. bat al bad found nothing
b9t nnhappiness Success ia life was
happiness. and the happiest man Was be
Who thought his old wOn1an Was the love
hest creature on earth. The speaker. after
illustrating the many phases of h2pYi-
ness where money ~as waning al
piled the question 10 the American
people. Every country had its crown
Of glory and its crown OF thorns.
lie rsylesed the rae. question ia this
country. Capital sts. iaborers. sectionaii.u
aud proved thAt the People Of Switzerland
With al sheir Poverty we're far happier
than Americans. Ias speakers lllustsa.
tsons acre happy and chosen from every
walk Of hfe - ppnetuate his meaning
Americans should seek happiaess more
than money. al should Ire proud to h
Americans. All could nos cit ia high
places. bus all could he happy and eould
fnd Is a. home. AS books, And could read
sefmens IA the stone aa4 TIE bfook and
nnd good in everything
ST. " astersoa hela an Informal recer,
fsoa en the stage Of the theater after la,
lecture and received the hearty couEfata
'lati0ns 81 msay ladies' and gentlemen guoa
hss brilliant address. and as many II thes.
people wsrS kentBekiaus Mr. Waitsrsos
raised a pleasant halt hear shaking hAnd,
wsih ne. friends ana recalling faces ans
Iiacrs Ia cd krbtGeky.
Alter the reception Mr.. Nasterson ga
Escorted 80 the Rainier Club and there en
tsrtAned ~ its members tncludlng ID,
reception committee. AtnpaE which so,
GOV. john IL. Mo0fsw. M NAssersss
entertained thls party far nearly 40 hoe
with anecdotes III msn ani events. sftal
Which he wss escorted ~ The Ealniei
hssel
before leaving the olab Mr. wssser~or
sndIy granted = rosr~IsvKsItaxxCxK ~
potter brlsi interview. but "a hea sastes
asked ~ 10 excused from say Aaa a. ex
VresStoos covering OPINIONS en- Aay saG
Jet whatever other thaa socially.
Iais = iuy aTst visit 10 shs Page
sound district sud ! afn irSe - say that
sm delighted ~3ta ali ! see. IL Is fail,
sQaa1 10 1ay expectations. ana - / has
read sTeat deal Aboat Seattle msv ex
peeiatlons ~sr0 naturs,y pjteAcl Aisa.
have been as far south as san Diego. an
she deiifhtsgl eA&nge from shat hot san
baraea district &c voGr coo! wooded an
e&srefed hilis. valleys ana mountains i,
assrsS1ng contrast ~ course. voa hav.
plenty OF rain here snd hAve heard $
mush ofyoor beautiful SNOW cal AZ, az
peaks tAat ! ~as somewhat at.ApnsIase.-
on reaching she SQUAD n 6aviax Enr va
otstFucsea ey the ran cloud. / h4~n
losessT. 10 he favogs! toaaosros bsf.-s
leave year country.
"No. Aave really nothing q say O.
sny other subject. Ia fast II ~oQ.d 2.
ii tieu,t Ter me 10 say any shias. tFona a.,