Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-01-04

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-irr more exact and az. to. date Knowf.
Hedge ofthe philosophy of life and
Tits every day problems: to put our,
selves in touch with the latest aha aha
best there is in science and social
ahd business life. In no other way
can we keep abreast of the 'age il
which we live;ran in no other way
can we hopeto ehio7 liz bestthere
lis in life, or make. ourselves a sue
,|cessful and progressive people.
jfhe wotfdR moyes and yss mustI
4 1move WITH 1t ON beAlefttospd drislf ~
fthe wayside. There is no 10 81 such :
thing as remAihiag Stationary. 1t
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We must "keepnnp with the fband
wagon" :" as the slang phrase, goes,
OF be left behind and be trampled
under foot! If we Would advance
| the interests of the State, and in.
Esqre the perpetuity four institu-
tlbns; we must ysecure an educated,
and intelligent citizenship! The
stability of every government, and
more especially d liberal Republic
like ours, is almost wholly depen-r
dent upon the intelligence of its1
citizenship. Someypeople are 10y
al ana law-ahiding simply because
their environments are such that,it
is to their self interest to dc, ), SO; but
It is not to that class that we looE'
for the, protection, OF our, Liberties
and perpetuity OF our KepublIcan
institutions. o'''' h'''1 ''''% '4'7i'
Any govern ment that becomes toll
any considerable extent, dependent
upon the suffrage of that class of
subjects rests upon very preca-
tious foundation, andsis,in danger
of revolution and overthrow at any :,
possihesaoment. soit,is. with So !
piety, religion, aotiyeshnsiness call
inas and other phase of life. Some
people go to church land conform
strictly to all the forms and re-
III meod Society Sah dlj
morals simply because it gives
them prestige sand elfas Eenables
them to get on better in their bust.
ness, but thelseoistylthat Il depen-
dent unon suchmembers fur it's pro-
lection and g6ppodrt Will sdfeiy fill
protectors when real dan
rer makes itsae eappearaafntrcs.so aItis1
Only whited sepuIchre, filled with
las itawsfet .ahat!
Ithk onlv a question Of time when I
Il, will disihttesggraite ttsg ;iits4 andf aanddfFfhlI' fahlI to
pieces. There is no lite gem in i {
n gye H5p growth row baIadiy aanIadi yyiGSo5rs GSo5rsifSowv ~
,lty unnder nsdi, feeIae%asan free aoyernment ds' de
n,ahds. ,as It's accompanimentwan t
award, S6ht Satmsnt4 4s6d- 4 III biissA i
nd these can, onlx ). exist ..where G
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o, BE- stable q and psrmanent,e pro.iIj
&c thg liberties ana 'pfomotihgls
he urosperitsys of IT'S sa subjects Il ts,0fn must