New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20


of Patriotism We Need" He spoke in part as
follows:
II was not the Russian Army but the Russian
people that destroyed Napoeon- army. There was
Patotsm ana such patriotism belongs 10 no par
The love tRa, It Is tRe Patrc9hIf
definition That Interpretation of patriotism was vas
ne d aha sill sro ana in rnne
We have had enough OF that kind OF patriotism:
a patriotism OF peace; that is. patriotism 10 live
de for ons s'ss qs than may 70 Td FOR Is easier to
The test OF patriotism in Prussia i submission to
attack from without. All our dangers come from
witnin r, VIII specfy only one. and that is the
money. think it is great blessing when honestly
earned and benefcently employed. But universal
s hs on nh orm 81 OF t6a aNs M am
aristocracy Of wealth. Democracy therefore brings
and dislike. Piu,ocracy begets Socialism and the
ment and It will be n fight 10 the finish.
The evil Is not in money, but in he love OF It.
dizement. We cannot ind a remedy in The Monroe
Doctrine or any such nonsense that The Amer
t u.s. thsn OFFER the best prodets at The e9
prices. Let US see to i that in the South and
become a reality. Let us see TO 1t that we have
s9Gd b e at @ ef b eoGs 6
eminent what or fathers desired it TO be--a model
government. n government the centuries have been
longing for.
DR. KINGS REMARKS.
The Rev. DR.. James NJ. King, speaking upon
TIE subject OF The Patriot Preacher" devoted
his address for the most part TO showing that
patriot preachers had always been the leaders,
advisers and 'nspirers Of the men who had been
identified with the great movements that had
brought civilization 10 ts present standard.
Among other things. he said:
,ta ltrsp io~k nnsn Ior
1872 caused air 10 vlbrate which until that hour
had never resounded to lannon's roar four, cen;
recorded The highest proof Of the favor OF the
fonnd in The tact that during the first century Of
the four OF our history God stretched His omnip-
otent hand over North America and did not
permit the type OF civilization represented by the
nations from which the discoverer came to take
be nat ho ' old a a
new civilizations were created By their power,
republic
SPANISH POLICY IN AMERICA
Latin civilization. with It's union OF Church and
State. In the Centred and South American States,
I'm Mexico and Cuba reveals to US what have
ESCAPED Ferdinand and Isabella united the crowns
OF CASTLE and Aragon and became the inventors
~ the Inquisition, which sent death, for tho
crime Of holding personal religious opinions ten
thousand O, their subjects, and deluged Europe
been The same the policy Of suppression and spoa9
lion. OF death and desolation, and II has never
sve revolts and revolutions
African slavery our inheritance from Spain
Then Spain was honored and feared by all nations:
now she Is honored and feared by none. but de-
spised by all.
PATRIOT VERSUS POLITICAL PREACHERS.
The patriot preacher and the politician preacher
ar different orders and ought 10 require different
ritual forms for ordination !. The patriot preacher
ought 10 be ordained ut the affairs Of n church IN
the presence OF the flock he Is expected TO lead I'm
ways of righteousness The politician preacher
ough, 10 be ordained the platform OF a packed
pected to obey The commission OF the is TO
take authority TO preach the Holy Scriptures"
now thy creator in the days OF thy youth
The patriot preacher is citizen, and the duties
upon him When human coaduct touches the ques-
ton Of right and wrong IT Is the patriotic duty u
ment upon it. speaking with hrmness and fearless
SPEECH OF MR. PECK
FERDINAND w Peck. Of Chicago In the course
OF an impressive address briefly told the story OF
Lafayette's devotion to the infant Republic. COM
pairing with his great services the neglect in
which his ashes rested 10 an obscure corner OF
Paris. After reviewing Lafayette's career in
stancing the trials he encountered in giving his
services to the United States. and the indefat-
gable efforts by which he aroused France TO aid
the struggle for liberty across the sea. Mr.. Peck
turned from the career OF The Knight OF Lib
erty" as he called Lafayette. and drew the at
tention Of his hearers to the deserted ana almost
forgotten tomb Of Lafayette In the convent OF
Petit Picpus In Paris. described in Victor Hugos
Les Miserablcs."
Familiar with these facts. he said. the idea
a. conceived hv a Young citxen of Chicapo Of