The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-14
SAFETY FOR CITIES,
REy Dr. TALM:G5 P2EACI=5 ON
MUNICIPAL WELF&Re.
Il. O;scaa,s. the Cities and Towns of This
Country From d Moral and I; .licIous
.:eaodp otrt-consssl TO rh2s, who Hold
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heartbeat, Majestic c;tv s,sitnare At the
entry ofthe sea.
Bat where now is the CLEAN of her towers.
the roar of hcr chariotS. the macts Of ber
shiDpipc? Let the fisherman who drv their
nets on the place where she once stood let
The sen that rusbes unon the horrenneSs
who're She once cbslIenred the adn;ratio, or
al nar;ons lei the herharians who hn;,d
their bu,s on the place where her palaces
. ,,I;rrornI enswrr tba op,stion Pio+toI ont
forever, Sb. fo7rot Cod and CA f5rrot
her And wbila 01r modern cit;as admire
n ,r r,orv L., them take warninr at bsr a,s.
fpl doom.
Cain was the founder Of the first cirv. and
supoose il took after him in morals, Itis
q lonr while before = city can ret over the
character Of those who founded il. We're
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faTdaI kinrdoms Cities are the patroaizers
of art anJ observation-disclosures pointiur
- - Pr;,;sb r,rsarr IN Toodon re Roval
,;,-.a-,- - p.r;s ~ Vo,ican in Come Cities
ho,S the wo~Id's scenter. Africa was Car
,bo-s C-oacn wes Athens ENGLAND Is Lon-
aon pr.rca :. p,ris TtaIvis Rome and the
80 :, yrb;cb cod has cos; orr lot will vet
Snc;1e : - tbe destiny or the American people.
.t,b.s so~ n the wear bav. thought
:. -,:-bt hn ,,.ot,1 ~ toll little while about
,be ,1oroI resnon,ibiIitv resting upon the
Office bearers in all our cities, a theme as ap-
; nronriate 10 those who are governed as to
The governors. The moral character of those
who rule city has much to DO with the
character of the city itself Men, women
and children are all interested in national
politics. When the great presidential cleo
tioD comes. every patriot warts TO be found
., the ballot box' We are all interested in
the discussion ~ national finance. national
1ebt ard We read the laws Of congress, and
! We a-e WONDERING who will sit next in the
| presidential chair. Now. tha. may be all
yerv Wells very well. But It is high time
,baf wei tooL some o: the attention which we
bova bapn aevotinp 70 national affairs and
hronrbt il 10 the study of municipal govern
ment This il seems to me is the chief point
now "a bp toLao Make the cities right and
the nation Will be right. I have noticed
that according 10 their opportunities, there
has rna1lv been more corruption in municipal
oovarnm-n,s in This country than in the
s,o,o and national LEGISLATURES. Now. is
,bera No hon. With the migbtiest agent n
orr hand the Glorious gospel OF Jesus Christ.
shall not all our cities be reformed aud puri-
fed and redeemed believe the day will
como 7 am in full svmpathy with those
who are opposed to carrying politics into re-
Iicion, but our cities will never be reformed
ana purified until we carry religion in poll
tics. look over our cities and see that
all great interests are to be affected in the
future, as they nave been affected in the past