New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
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Italian and the Pole they al ca az the Kew World
and the attempt to establish ssshna&atSg Il from
aaGn or re ny has Utterly and failed
and endeavor to say gentlemen rhat forrver fall
OF was od the other night by Edward Evesf h
Hale that there are men in sow the French
language will be the common langua6e "a comrr
chusetts SO many French bi Whether the peril
is quite So Imminent az az me P york city within
@ Years Ofng bhst Harvard Uncay and Us
president president are preparing aoi nd irish lam
snage is taught in that university to those who' we
hope Will be our future rulers berc they all
great brotherhood but to TSSIS' Infinitely
me in6nicIy broader and with immeasunaIirs
deeper foundations than nvc an" dreamed Of broth
d 90 broad that men OF all classes anu and
enter into reh @ SO hSt men Of
al races can STier NOT ho little brotherhood Of An
rosaxon mena brotherhood broad r GmSSs large
take in the whole human race de no enough in il,
fUudat,ons 10 take in men OF evcry form o. ijaver
prOiS5Gny the IN RS Sme great
hn,ipd toret her by faith. By conscience o' "''
and by i GSrc not look al that IDEAL let US not cal
ourselves Sons OF the Pur1dn Strive Yor it, let us
we, he Iunambtious to their crowns nor TN
dosirous to take their joys OF high se'tsAcf''S
endcavor (Applause)
rur SAINTS SHOULD RULE THE WORLD
And Gentlemen. n It be true that an aristocrauc
sovarnren. Is governed by the best. then let ms
saw in the second place that the furitahs VIZ
right in thinking that the saints shonio RUS '"'
world and that the government shol'd DC d" at
IL sadI do not know tina, 1t Is hisorie-that
our honored president came. tho Puritans passen
these TWO resolutions once upon time h'So'e,u'
ond that we arc the saints" daughter? Whether
this incident is historic or not m. ..i,oyn r.,
they we're the heroes OF their time. and they W r
right They were tho heroes o' me ,,e ~, anu void
that /, should be governed by the tor ana not Ry
5ny 91S0 hv he TOP and not b. bottom Gap
plause) .u., r,rds ~ orls,oc
y oES tbd World has tried one Kind OF ar.toc
racy'-that OF picking out by some mf t 90, OF
and fcehIer class we have tried It in various
way We have had king that should rule ,t WIN IN
o IIh as in Venice that should rule, and that
has failed We have tried putting IT INTO me h
no dsrespc;i 70 cloih mus, say We we nave nave
tried to govern tho world They have SI S,d4y IN
England as soT, o. saIfE heieyc am safe in
shST HG phsi G no 1@fom has ever carried
through the English Parliament without hay the they p
donsthey hey, hHye SO he Eng method wa.
tried-that Of having select body That shou'a
govern the world and that has f., f4 SS -, 90. tina,
~ nv Jules in Amsrica-no the bottom II IS 10
bo 'C goycrnmcnt Of the best but Is OF the best
IN nbcr lower cas. Of society applause That Is
the nrobem that liss before us-not TO deyelop an
- ~ IA, we mean intelligence or virtue In
limited number. but an aristocrhcy OF Nl!'rs a.a
S M. he east to the and from the north 10
III. south: men ruled by conscience and ny tai,n
and By 10 9s b Ad our We % ard
they are united 20 nat not 5hey 70 Ts sRs ono an
nsnt 'HSesnni"useS that we have schools that deal
with the whole problem Of EDUCATION, arc me- az"
Soy st SHG s ,rs The IN brain exsrcse mat We
f4,e press that Is ,e aei'i ,he NE there s-ha
seeks to make a better. nooicr ana Wiser "''
(Applause)
GOOD ADVICE TO THE BEST.
And gentlemen that you here before me tonight
uhor, I may fairly regard as representing the very
hos, elements In the city OF New-ioTk. see 10 II 'hAI
,o,, ,akc YOUR Mace as leaders in the metropolis ana
"a leaders in the Nation. Nothing Is clearer IMAM
this ibat In the ordinance and Arrangement Of Goa
the TOD Is always stronger than the bottom .,.
phant? not mat he f. sionEsT 0.' tI That every
and you read nat some pqsky WOMAN s, IA" and he IS
no a man m AppiauseJ There is danger but that
the @ S n Tsef . Gss has the Pnfian
pnck ana ESf co%ase and them it does not
deserve 10 lead. 49, - .,,. -. .h,,
ting on temptation. What We can do Is TO make
men and women strong enough to resist temLLla,
Cathedral exists today: the novel s With us the
ali these things that the Puri,ans shut OF have
como troopins back again We cannot 90 away
assume to be wrong by shutting OF temptation.
That hat. Is not Gods nay Gentlemen mus, speak my
own frinE hGnf.i belief end, Indeed Do nci know
nSw about S the Bibe what cannot believe, and
what do not believe the future church TiIl believe
Authoritative fo Voice Of GOD lie believed that he
could hew TO that "a 10 line and Plumb. and no
cipes and by preciseiy the same methods by which
Gsa @ 20 All Of s
q profound belief in God and In the Divine Law Law;
two sources in America-one from Puritan Eng.
| land; the other from ath.istic France Roussean
liberty Men have surrendered their liberty for the
benefits Of government The less government IN, tne
would be best Of all. and all government rests on
Gentlemen, that is not true. Although those words
are in the Declaration Of Independence they are
OF the governed and we said no by the that
ba1ed out at Fort sumSr ana BY nT ose
A T The dedniiien Of government is This;
ard n eternal oG from whom M they and
for US to hpd on, as bes, we may what tHGSe
our National life Herewith.
DEPENDENT ON THE PEOPLE
| I honor the gentlemen from the Senate OF the
| United States who arc on either side OF me.
| honor the gentlemen from the House OF Represen-
tatives who cooperate with them. but venture
| to say that neither the Senate nor the House OF
| Representatives can ever make law unless all
the people OF the United States are back OF them;
| All they can do is TO fnd out what law Is. and
| frame statutes accoI dinghy. Daniel Webster ga
| in the Senate OF the United States that II is not
| worth while to re-cnact the laws OF God Almighty
| ! venture TO reply that II Is never worth while 10
enact any others. The only thing you can do is 70
| righteousness and then incorporate them In your
| nation. (Appausc.) The safeguard OF the nation
| is in the conscience. and conscience means loyalty
| 10 a higher power than human-recognition OF an
| eternal and divine law.
1t Is for us not to go back to the old Purltanism,
| but to develop new and a better one; courage
| as stalwart, with less combatiyencss and
| tenderness: a faith in God strong and a super