Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-21

do not have recognition OF their serv'
ices, They have small wages and much
complaint very often ride upon
locomotives, and very often ask the
question, as we shoot around some
curve or under some ledge of rocks,
"How much wages do you get?" And
am always surprised to find how little
for such responsibility. Do You sup
pose God is not going to recognize that
fidelity? Thomas Scott, the president
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, going up
at death to receive from God his des-
tiny, was no better known in that hour
than was known last night the brake
man who, on the Erie railroad, was
jammed to death amid the car coup
lings. 'sAs his part is that goeth to
the battle, SO shall his part be that
tarrieth by the stuff"
Once for thirty-six hours we expected
every moment to go to the bottom OF
the ocean. The waves struck through
the skylights, and rushed down into
the hold Of the ship and Kissed against
the boilers. 1t was an awful time; but
by the blessing of God, and the faith
fitness of the men in charge we came
out of the cyclone and we arrived at
home. Each one before leaving the
ship thanked Capt. Andrews. do not
think there was man or woman that
went off that ship without thanking
Capt. Andrews, and when, years after,
| heard Of his death, was impelled to
write a letter of coincidence to his fam
lily in Liverpool Everybody recog-
nized the goodness, the courage, the
kindness of Capt. Andrews; but it oc-
ours to me now that we never thanked
the engineer. He stood away down in
the darkness, amid the kissing fur
naces, doing his whole duty Nobody
thanked the engineer, but God recog-
nized his heroism, and his continuance,
and his fidelity, and there will be just
as high reward for the engineer who
worked out of sight as the captain who
stood on the bridge Of the ship in the
midst of the bowling tempest. "As his
part is that goeth down to the battle,
so shall his part be that tarrieth by
the stuH.
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