The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-23

|" nat lessons are cont.sne1 here Con-
= Ast TINS oeciarss4o1 Of mans duty wi;h
ta@ recent expressions OF = Sew York
1naFcnasf: Oar motto l., neither God
nof master; down With church. state. capt.
a. and other kindred y1llainieS' The
SAF-sIlsn obligation b@xsns With love for
ones mega her as for ones self IL re-
neaFses the duty 81 love and respect for
pAsents-a phase Of a1Enority children Of
sos12g need 70 he taught II emphasizes
sss honor due the nation and the respect
- ee paid 70 the osfcss Of religion. And
men, "a verbs specially applicable % the
present condition Of s0csesv. il sncuGcates
TEN peTance. kindness and brotherly love,
concluding with 3 preceps against covef-
business and IN faser OF noble content
nenk- How quickly these labor troubles
MVuia sanisn II both capitalist and
iaoorer would abide by this loving
Ioie. The employer then would not seek
20 Cypress bis employees BY wages cut
o. proportion 10 Iong-c0nfsnued hagn aivi-
oends. And the laborer would not be led
20 demand paw that wound entail actual
iass upon the manufacturer. Nor would
the sofkfngnan tie induced 10 follow the
bllnd leaders who are indirectly reSpoR-
sible Tor the troubles that follow in the
Eaxe OF un3astifaole strikes X is re-
sistance 70 this authority expressed IN tie
ooty OF man 70 mar that Is creating so
nucn evil 10 the world. The second great
antF authority uader which man lives -
MS DUTY 20 God This, TOO, the church
Clearly teaches. Here we have a sublime
psecepf-ioye and obedience 20 a Heavenly
r tnsr Nho IL not the author Of the evils
Mhlca rebellion 10 tod has brought about
Dut see how men disregard this authority.
ne tendency 10 do away with sunday
observance y an important aspect Of this
"sAahce 10 law. In the large cities, instead
o. going quietly to worship. there are men
suo congregate under the red dag of an
afchy to plan projects of destruction. In
fniider forms the same evil prevails. here
- growing carelessness about the
observance OF the rest day. The custom
OF Keeping one day for spiritual
refreshmens. letting 20 all worldly
cares and anusements, answers an
inherent necessity OF mans nature. The
| Woria canucf get along without II. The
lie OF religion. which means a better life
Tor humanity even on this earth. depends
upon special time for special respect for
the authority of God. Our duty, then. is
10 protest against all attempts to dlshonor
the Lords Day. Ii is true that men, I'M
Ger the nause OF religion, have abused this
GIT OF = day OF rest; hava made Il oppres-
slvs. unnatural. This was the mistake Of
The Pnrirans. which has resulted IN their
descendants so often going 10 the other
extreme. But If one had 10 choose be-
tween the Puritan Sabbath and the CONT
mental Sunday he had better take the
former
DUTY 20 God is expressed in all true
religious obseryauces. Held fast 20 these
Educate your children To revere Gods
name and 20 keep His commandments
Set good example by honoring in every
way the cause of Christianity. In the face
OF these attempts TO overthrow authority
IN home, IN government. in church, take
your stand on the side Of religion Use
your influence, and each true lite has such
influence 10 correct these growing evils"
Epworth Leaguers at the n. VI. 4. A.
The service for young men yesterday at
the Young Mems Christian Association
was well attended and much interest was
taken IN the address delivered by DR.. z. A.
schell, of Chicago. who is in the city in
the interest of the Epworth League. DR..
Sehell has long been identified with asso-
citation work, having started in as a men,
Der of the boys branch in the Chicago as
ISOLATION, serving on many committees
and also on the board of directors At
present he is one of the directors of the
association at Yonkers, n. y. and takes
keen interest in this definite work for
young men.
The doctors address yesterday was earn
est and pointed. being directed to the in
dividuai life of young men and showing
the necessity Of choice of leaders, espe-
cialiy in this country. where religious
standards are so apt to be disregarded
Or. w. p. Taylor. pastor of the First
Baptist church Of this city. recently from
the city of Indianapolis. will address the
Y. II. e. A. next Sunday afternoon. A
special feature of the service will be the
ntusi~ led hv the choir of that church
Charles l. Fay, chairman of the CON-
mittee Of management of the Portland
Association. is in the city. and will re-
main until tomorrow to meet with the
local committee and assist IN adopting a
programme for the eleventh annual con-
yention OF the Y. NJ. G. A. of the Pacific
Northwest, which will be held in Seattle,
August - to September inclusive.