The Republican journal., 1896-09-03
orI pitous THOUGHT.

sermons by Eminent Clergymen
' .+ Al Denominations.
To live for self and
.r- upon self is to live in
r Hartman, Lutheran,
The stage is the foe of
.l IT the nation and of
Blougher, Baptist, Pat
Tie argument of infidels is
1.ust Christ and his saliva
- protesting Christians. -
4aI4amer, C0ngregationalist,
II.
cod deals with govern
1iividuals. Where right
~ here is blessing. Where
--ere cometh destruction.
} aver, Presbyterian, Phila-
AS Columbus discov-
hemisphere, SO We are
a- p neglected hemisphere
HE hemisphere of social
.. IS f Craft. Presbyterian,
ENAMPLE. The fame of
- endured through all the
I~ the only perfect life in
mankind. We should emu
r5it Rev. George Lavary,
Boston.
4e NATION, We ought not
M national perils. There
ni government in immigra-
-m. in Mammonism, in Sab
ul and intemperance. Rev.
Methodist, salt Lake City.
sWld is coming to under
M more the absurdity of
Harlike attitude and sup
.--- If peace great armies.
4-ainst war is steadily
IS. L. Conrad, Congrega-
ester. Mass.
ashamed to say that for
ua, been a petty tyrant
as woman has been con
l-elligent student of his
500 be true. Rev. Z. F.
5tjpnalist, Gardner, III.
Good citizenship de
-.ognition of God as SUI
.Y rs citizens. men have
.. ..uore God than as indi-
rrdies and souls belong
Hur state. Rev. H. d.
Nriau. Kansas City.
.~HHERE. The Nenezue-
turkish atrocities, the
~ charity, the vast ac-
olsonal wealth and other
Cime have all tended to
.rre not merely Utopian
irrational and wrong.
K. Con gregationalist,
Irue American patriot
ment OF American ideas
Hulating upon American
Ire sound, patriotic Amer
duty higher than inter-
-itizen's obligations at
ili, rights. Rev. J. F.
4tionaiist, Salem, Mass,
is an age of veneer. Our
.rred, our houses are We
Do Its are veneered. and | am
ra,riotism in many quarters
a the same quality. Rev.
Congregationalist, Oak
.r1~s. There is no use to be
k damp cellar when there
"a. H1nmth and comfort in the
4r,teacy is a great essential of
There is too little of it
hustian people. Rev. j.
-Y'erian, Philadelphia.
The State is a moral or
ual is not altogether man.
7an not manifest itself
-diviClual 1t does not de-
Hence emerge of very
lie soul OF humanity it
~oriaI life, religious life,
-.ty. y Luccock. Metho-
"ArIcS. The paid politi-
1T all our woe. He is a
10 his interest to see that
supplies bread and butter
u.s. suffer defeat. BY fair
M Ais party must obtain
rV 5. b. Eossiter, Pres
York.
f.nwTH. Spiritual life is
must be fed from streams
-''Wth goes on through the
A' So and will continue after
'- 'Nsa passed away. There is
.ele from grace to grace I'M
measure of glory is attained
r 5ies, Rev. ]. A. Clyde,
.ape'phia.
O}ING. We have churches
',7. 7Per the land, but do they
ag-ent love for humanity to
@H.s If those about us and
OIL" '"a realization of where they
4"' 90 individual Christians
eS Is reflect about them the
7o32 Rev. I. A. Canady.
s>. Illinois.
"-A'h. God has a great plan
III" ''- lie human race, and each
".- lIJ assigned to him. Few
't- most of ourselves, or our
.ertual or moral powers.
"''ting in the family, the
" ". state that we ought to be,
' Bishop J. Ii. Johnson,
los Angeles.
LEX. Woman yields Il