Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-16

beyond the Rocky Mountains on
a recent Sunday in the San Fran
cisco Call the following are select
ed:
MONEY MAKING.
Both the wise and foolish seek
money. 1t is sought for by many
for what it brings. Some seek it
simply for itself In Egypt there
was an aristocracy of priests, in
China of literature, in England of
birth, but in America it is an
aristocracy of wealth. There are
some things that even money
cannot buy, but still money enters
into everything, Money is char
acter. The way man saves or
spends his money reveals his
character. You may see his
virtues in money, and you may
also find his vices. - G.. G. Jones,
Methodist. Pittsburg, Pa.
SOCIAL EQUALITY.
Men never were and never will
be on universal footing of
equality in the social scale. The
reason is obvious. Men are not
born with the same intellectual or
physicaI qualities as all other
men. Some come into the world
possessed OF minds of great intel
lectual capacity, while others are
born almost into insanity; some
are created with bodies that will
develop unusual physical strength;
others agfiu are weak and puny
from birth. There must always
be classes among men. There
must always be the rich and the
poor. Archbishop Jansens
(CathoiicD at Z CD mOnd, Va.
AMERICAS NEEDS.
The time is at hand when Amer
lea must pass ont into the larger
view of charity and justice; when
we must recognize our mission as
a nation. Questions If wealth Of
self-aggrandizement have 50 filled
our range of vision that the prin-
ciple OF giving to the world an
example of a nation filled with
the spirit # ministration has
been too poorly realized. Our
literature needs new inspiration,
ovr political and social economy
needs new saving force in it; our
religious life needs something it
does not possess.-Rev. w. f.
Slocum, Denver, Colo.
CATHOLICISM.
was once in terror of Rome,
but by study l am convinced that
the danger is slight and rapidly
diminishing. Professionalism in the
world is increasing n membership
twice as fast as Rumanism. L will
never utter WORT, however, that
will kindle hostility. Recognize
ing all that is Christian in the
Roman church, cnItivating the
most cordial relations, co-operat-
ing in every way possible with
Romanists, | will strive to
advance, MT binder, Gods evil
dent design - Rev. f. I. Root,
CongrcgUr"nnlist. Baltimore, Md.
KNOwLEDGE.
A man may lave all the know
ledge thrt this worlds life can
give him and yet not be a good
man. Knowledge will lift man
higher in this world. Goodness
will lift a man higher in any
world. knowledge will give man
power, goodness will give a man
direction of power. knowledge
will consecrate a mans intellect to
get for himself, goodness conse-
crates a mans intellect to get in
order to give for the uplifting OF
others. -Rev. DR.. Egbert, hide
pendent, st. Paul, MINI.
PERSONALITY.
Men rally not around some
fundamental truth, but around
some strong personality. 1t was
not the abstract doctrine of State
rights that fired the South, but
the strong prrsnnalry Of John G.
Calhoun and John Rand 'lph. In
the same way men array them
selves under their chosen leaders,.
who present Their IDEAS living
and powerful rersonaltv.-Rey.
W. &. Cartridge Baptist, Scran-
ton, "a.
HFEOlSM
Tao true hero may he brave;
not afraid of anything that stands
between him and duty, not given
TO counting the cost, but in doing