The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-05-07

- IrtN. htN. Y. l.. IOUlpSOu, |
-.-atl New York City.
..Nl~N. I nitarianism is not SO
AS d rational hope and faith.
uofe in character than in dog
0- ~. J. Fairehild, Unitarian,
WASH.
.....rN. Let business men re
...I ltss favored brothers, as
.. Muegie and Lick and Stan
0r. Every one owes much to
man. Rev. G.. I. Locke,
njrland, Ore.
. ruur Urls spent as much time
a4cs to keep the birds as they
l. nets to catch them, we would
.I homes. Rev. A. j. Harris,
. Worth, Tex.
Justice and greed are eternal
~etishness is the greatest
ustice. 1t is this that makes
AXE advantage of the needs of
enrich himself. Rev. j. S.
5UtAodist, Cleveland, O.
,..aANCE. When the United
.- aation, shall decree that the
f.. meof Intoxicating drinks is sin
lhen we will see the end of
.-.ous evil. Rev. 7. c. Denman,
.. $50, THE LAW. Roosevelt of
ity has demonstrated that the
-nforced. The right kind of
hief of Police, backed by a
ig sentiment, can enforce any
slice. Rev. NJ. Kaufman,
royidence, r. |.
There must be a place for
there will be no worship.
church. There must be a
worship, OF there will be no
Hence the obligation of the
bey. w. II. Moore, Pres5yter-
~wn, Pa.
-. VIRTUE. There is far
.-tiun between our virtues and
l4u most of us are accustomed
What is the relation between
oar vices are our virtues,
rNcess. Rev. j. j. Lainer,
a West Philadelphia, Pa.
Times. Interests that are
IDLY should be left to worldly
li>tians have no time to de-
They must part with any
the place in their affections
--- 10 Christ. Rev. r. II.
-l4teIian, Springfield, O.
WoEK. God created man and
purpose, the man to do his
ly and publicly, and the
lers inwardly and privately.
an initiate the work of man,
aa never do it. Rev. A. 5.
rl -copalian, Rochester, n. Y.
Christianity has restored
1T puts men back in the origi-
u before the influences of sin
Iecay. The man restored, he
Ht for others who are lost that
ny them back to the highest
Rev. Ostrom, Evangelist,
u.s., Ind.
Woman is the complement
Sian furnishes strength, woman
hat strength with beauty; man
eourage, woman supplements
age with fortitude; man furnishes
-.4ar. woman retineS that intelli-
taste; man furnishes virtue,
effects that virtue into goodness.
a Adams, Methodist, Brooklyn,
BcHEs. The world has out
nr churches. 1t has outgrown
exceptions of religious truth.
. ads, marrow doctrinal dissen- !
At insistence ON ceremonial OBJ
lis essential to the salvation OF
he masses from the churches
... such limitations upon them.
Wallace, Congregationalist,
l..
.tlIoT. A man S vote is more
Than his occupation OF his
U.s.. At the polls he recognizes
p with the great of the land.
equal of Senators and Judges
Hento. He is part OF the body
ponsible for the administration
nment. Rev. Cyrus Richard
egationalist, Nashua, n. Ii.
-aVANr FOR CRIME. Let crime
no quarter. Let the prison door
uet To the guilty, no matter what
INJECTIONS he may have. High
uding only aggravates his guilt.
hest interests of society demand
criminal be speedily punished
.Nu extent of the law. Rev. M.
's, reformed Church, York, Pa.
a FOR AMERICANS. The cry of
faa Tor Americans has a rather
d Meaning, while " America for
las a nobler meaning America
and women of noble Intelligence
obie ambitions, people of just and
.> and humane souls, whose char
Ia read: ''The world my country
ao Kind my countrymen. Rev. E.
tFd, Universalist, Columbus, o.
HNALisM. To publish newspaper
N The skill, the precision, the bold
Vgilance, the strategy of a COM
u-chief. To edit a newspaper
Us That one be a statesman, an es-
-eographer, a statistician, and,
Heition, encyclopedia. TO govern
opaper until it shall be a fixed in
H To demand more qualities than
Uess on earth. Rev. t. De Witt
Presbyterian, Washington, DC.
Love is the greatest need of the
'erty causes many people to suf-
a hunger to-day, but they need
lru than thew need bread AS eager