The Monitor-register., 1896-05-15

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gress. be pleased to insert the four words
suggested by the Methodist conference.
Not only because of the kindness of God
to this nation in the past should such
reverential insertion be made, but be-
cause of the fact that we are going to
want divine Interpolation still further
in national history. This gold and
silver question will never be settled un-
til God settles it. This question Of tariff
and free trade will never be settled I'M
til God settles it. This question be-
tween the east and the west, which is
getting hotter and hotter and looks to-
ward a republic of the Pacific, will not
be settled until God settles it. We
needed God in the 1870 years of our past
national life, and we will need him still
more IN the next 1870 years. Lift up
your heads, ye everlasting gates of our
glorious constitution, and let the King
of Glory come inl Make n line Of
that immortal document radiant with
omnipotencel Spell at least one word
with thronesl At the beginning, or at
the close, or in the center, recognize
him from whom as a nation we have
received all the blessings of the past
and upon whom we are dependent for
the future. Print that word "God' or
Lord or Eternal Father or "Rul-
er of Nations somewhere between the
first word and the last. The great ex-
FOUNDER of the constitution sleeps at
Marshfeld, Mass. the Atlantic ocean
still cumming near his pillow of
dust its prolonged lullaby. But is there
not some n now living who in the
white marble palace of the nation on
yonder hill not ten minutes away will
become the irradiator Of the ~constitu-
ton by causing to be added the most
tremendous word of our English vocab-
ulary, the name of that being before
whom all nations must bow or 90 into
defeat and annihilation-ttGod?"
Church and State.
Again, before the approaching ad-
journment of u American congress, it
ought to be decidedly and forever set
tied that no appropriations be made to
sectarian schools, and that the court
ship between church and state in this
country be forever broken up. That
question already seems temporarily set
tied. Iwish it might be completely and
forever settled. All schools and all in
situations, as we'll as all denominations,
should stand ON the same level before
American law. Emperor Alexander of
Russia, at his Peterhof palace, asked
me how many denominations of reli-
gion there were in America, and ] re-
cited their names as we'll as / could.
Then he asked me the difference be-
tween them, and there I broke down.
But when I told him that no religious
denomination in America had any priv
ileges above the others, he could hardly
understand it. The Greek church first
in Russia, the Lutheran church first in
Germany, the Episcopal church first
in England, the Catholic church first
in Rome, Mohammedanism first in
Constantinople-the emperor wondered
how 1t was possible hat all the denom-
| nations in America could stand on the
same platform. But so it is, and 30 let
it ever be. Let there be no preference.
no paftlaiity, no a'VennpS W noAp one
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the oause of God and humanity. men.
| institutions and yelioions oett;no what
| thew achieve nv their own RIGHT arm OF
usefulness and not bv the savoritism Of
government. AS Won regard the vel
| fare and pernetuity of our institutions
| keep POLITICS out of religion.
National Conventions.
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