New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

root are the three things which will ameiI
crate the social moral and physcal cohdu0h OF me
ppvorr,ng for time awaiting for the unexpected to
nseRe"' itself. '"'' ''N'''' - ,u.,,,, ,,, s..
inherited strong passions ana WIZ h,s wi,
us to create for him an enylTonmrm,t Will Will WI, VIII
change his appetite from meat to MIX wnich WILL
evolve him neg ethical BENG ",n nan neni ~ h
great wheel of humanity ard creation and It Is In
due 70 the fact that tns h1 ahr nsstsacoy
We must have brotherhood eldoIl,y anu ,,
az Robespe,re ana ray MIfS' step in aivancs Of
5rd 5rotherhood. and liberty is two steps ahead Of
l3now the sweets Of the brotherhood OF man?
But give practical suggestions vro0S woaq reni aa
better domces with better .cno IN shs
rural vicnage Of cities. efficient 'echhacs' scmoo
t,rIeht useful trades and where they become Dreaa-
winners living of me prSd"f sna @orovden oI in such
kindly practical that they VIII uncons,,iousy
Il" reabsorbed into tire ranks Of honest and deser'-
Tho-e vho have the be,ierment OF a., the social
chroncs at viii be attracted 10 ne asa OF arm
coinnies txploifs In this direction are most saie.
bgt whether they viii avail am not prepared 10 say
John Il. Deyirs, pastor Of Hope Chapel
First cf all charitable people must i2rmu,a's
plan of salvation for these educated mnior,nnates
'rhe next sirp is TO adopt that plan unanimously.
and then those social dependsnts uI tbe proer 20
society or face the alternative-in the eternal nt-
ness Of tn m th pIan large tracts Of land "a
,oreT by tS NATURES whIrns would have be taken
up p1asr Ter og n1o mt hex sr" H. Men, and
children according to thcr spiss,, q Th
trade schools and farms woi,d pecom", iioerae-
pendent The pro1mrs G 'g o he former and M the
product Of the technical schools woud De needed
Tbp. roIonies should not be dank. comfortless
deserts They ought TO be lliuiniined "itn cleo
trcitv have rapid-transit lacli4tleS, l,oFares,
nlrces Of worship, education and recreation. IN
such environment the characters % mon could
The old paEan Law 5 coq4 be FeyySd apq b The
command Of p1ur ri tber .nv should ne caf oggb. 70
be applied to the letter.
formatorics for mature men. VINO would welcome
a voluntary exile 10 prepar" Tor more useful
calling
DR.. Joseph slverman. rabbi OF Temple En-
anu-hl:
anpeal which comes from tho sinking and drown
ing The hour is At hand for som" heroic rescue
fhc calm seas but tn angry waves weep away
our dams and the ntipiesS ts ooI per,''s; We
nmrourngement and nep W. should believe that
M w mem rcdz rsief this we mu, Stud study % 90 to do Charity
a.. viii pmt the fallen member OF society back
whom devoives pastoral duty. become devoted ana
faithful shepherd, nst 90 90 40 of n ~ne, ,bss n,s
We drive TOO much at temporary resIts' ana
thcreby lose an nore9 81 dIs.r,r tsnociuy arr
Women worthy objects Of orr hearts compression.
Dwight !. Moody:
T believe the lazy shf,less man Is beyond cure.
in heaven for that individual II he il born So 10
earthly pow,r can change hlm. I'm I'm n not prepa.eaa
! to .ay what would recommend ior the educated
simpletons VINO know much that they cannot
earn living.
TEACH INDEPENDENCE
Dr. A. F. Schaunier vice-presdent OF the City
Mission and Tract Society:
The rsdemEton OF the social depenSsns, w,,b
au, "Grs ,b whI'" Sh Of the state Broadly speaking
| those who al present classified as dependents
belong to two distinct classes VIZ. those VINO are
berojcally battling against adversely which IS The
outcome Of the times and those who are proVeroaI
aS afePeadence rRs Ri ' E grayng f %ok Tsr
table ,abor of love. Society mus teach these peope
how swim and until they kno% how should pro- pre-,
! vide them with life preservers have great tain
in American nsgons an scgye o95Ts9Sns navy
will DO for mankind Whdt All o'nfr p'osoP''S 'a'e
tailed TO accomplish.
r. f. McBurney. general secretary Of the Y.
NJ {. A:
The improvident class to which you. question ~ re-
Gated spendhrifts II they cannot be reached by no
Gospel OF Christ which breaches earnestly sell
secular press - constantly sowing fresh seed OF IN
rest and disquietuie among this class by spreading
in a harns and nals"iting style the enormous Gus
sums spent by the profiigates for me gratncato1n
ers enjoy having their vanity hattered and by Their
support OF such unworthy journalism encourage ne
| Manual labor ana especially ldFHltiS dc
Wholesome employment for the desenerates
Robert Graham secretary OF the Church Tenn
perance Society
know the exact type which your question deals
with. He came walking into my ofiee S.,. some ii's
| time ago. H., carried Il cane. wore very Io.i
strip,d pair OF trousers and. If remember rightly.
used perfumei handkerchief; | had been ci.lei
upon by an esmabe lady the day before. "no vas
50 affected 10y hi poverty that her daushIer pa~nsi
her watch for his sake THis M S3od lazy M kept ss,5s
man. a gentleman" / was as busy as usual "aei
! him handsomely and asked him 70 call next day =
| ! would N the mean time consider his case rs 10
! mext d1v he called AZ the precise hour but seemed
more crestfLlen than the day before, ana wHrn he
y,'V was great "n deprvations But gave you dollar
Yesterday" YES. but you recolect It was luncheon
hour and do y2 fsrfbn S left "s Such men ho
have suardans they are not lifted 10 care Lor tne
and weakness Of heart predominate over the vris
sound mind.
Mary Lowe Dickinson, general secretary OF the
Kings Daughters:
My rescue work brings hourly face %
face with this weighty question. Words end
even columns cannot do It's importance justice
ing unfortunate men and women. Each case Is an
exception to The rule. and law for itself Perma.
of the impossibty Of securing immunity for ne
IRA = res SG S nrr@ r oWGe o pog pom Some
Of ,he h We sceHs@ Of sSs
for further effort 70 right living
DR.. Felix Adler:
The question is broad and serious 70 he dealt
! with stintinsly. Volumes be said the sub
| iect and yet there will be more left unsaid
| You speak OF many lost members OF society
| having started life brilliantly. But Is that so;
Was I. lrilliancy. II II became gloom ana
night? Were not the very essentials OF brill.ancy
! lacking? ! should not deem man useful. much
| less brilliant il he is not equipped with practical
/ instinct. which is necessary virtue In order 10
| survive In the competition of this existence.
I'm Fuzzy Moy. missionary OF St Bar;holo-
| news:
Western civilization will have TO pass through
the same convulsion did Eastern peoples. So
! ciety here has yet had time TO settle. The
| mode and basis OF living irregular and unde-
| fined. and convention rules. once acknowledge