The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-21
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ls-E ':,a.,n'nsns f.Ialn. xl,,. IL. Is.
xii, 30; Acts xviii, &c, 27), and also re-
ferred to in Rom. ri, 8. When our Lord
sent forth the twelve, He said, "Behold
send you forth as sheep in the midst of
wolves (Math. x, l6) Heafterward taught
them that not all the seed sown would
bear fruit, that tares would grow with the
wheat, that birds would get in the branches
and that tha food would become leavened,
but He also told them for their encourage
ment of the treasure and the pearl and
that He had given up all to buy the field
and the pearl. He Is not discouraged, He
shall be satisfied, the kingdom shall be
the Lords, and every purpose of the Lord
shall be performed lisa. xiii, 4; lii, IL;
Obadiah 81; Jor. Ii, 29).
lib. "Then said l, Lord, how long?"
The Lords purposes seem slow of fulfill
ment, and it oft seems to our eyes like
prolonged and unnecessary delay, but the
time will come when there shall be delay
no longer Grew. <, 8, r. ", margin), and
we shall see that for all seeming delay
there has been cause (Ezek. xiv, s3).
Isaiah was a messenger to Judah Elsa. j,
~, and our Lord Himself and His apostles
were sent first to Israel, but it has come to
pass as He said, and Israel has been re-
moved far away and her land is desolate
Yet the Lords portion, faithful REM
nant, has always been in Israel, even in
her worst days, and shall yet burst forth
into much life to the glory of God. When
the trees cast their leaves, they seem to be
dead, but the life being there becomes
manifest in due time. There will be a
springtime for Israel when she shall bios
som and bud and fill the face Of the earth
with fruit Elsa. xvii, g.. Let us now tell
every creature of the redemption that is in
Christ Jesus, SO that from all nations
those who will may come to form His
body, the church. If we receive the same
treatment as the prophets and apostles, let
Us not think 1t strange.
ASKED A PERTINENT QUESTION:.
An Application of Portion Of President
McKinley's Omaha Speech.
President Mckinley passed through
Iowa last week on his way to the Omaha
exposition. At every town and hamlet
through which the train sped crowds
cheered the passage Of the chief execu-
tive and anxiously watched for a glimpse
Of his honest and patriotic countenance.
At the points where the train stopped
the demonstrations were enthusiastic
and the shouts of acclaim came from
hearts which honored the man not only
as the representative of the greatest
government on earth. but also as the
man who has led the nation to signal
and speedy victory over her foes.
This was the moving impulse Of these
great gatherings along the road over
which the president s train passed across
Iowa. At Omaha, patriotism and en-
thusiasm gave such q welcome to the
chief executive as has seldom been wit
messed. Like Iowa's welcome, it
honored both the man and the
Office. Like Iowa's welcome, il
was an expression of the feeling Of the
people, of their honest, earnest and
patriotic sentiments and withal it was q
non partisan welcome It told the presi
dent that the people of Iowa without q
thought of politics loved him and be-
lieved in him.
Now for the practical application Of
the lesson.
In his speech at the exposition, after
referring in eloquent language to the
deeds of bravery of the boys who
fought the Spaniards to complete defeat
the president asked the question:
"Who will embarrass the government
by sowing seeds of dissatisfaction among
the brave men who stand ready to serve
and die, if need be, for their country
Who will darls.n the councils of the re
, public in this hour, requiring the united
wisdom of all?"
This question should appeal to ever.
patriotic American.
Who is there in the state of Iowa wh'
will vote to make possible that any rep
resentative of this state shall "darkel
the councils of the republic in thi
, hour?"
Voters of Iowa, think of this whel
you go into the booths on the Sth day O
November
! Remember that the war was in tn
highest sense non partisan, so far AS til
men who responded to the call for troop
are concerned, but remember also tina
the large majority of the Democrat
= or popoeratic members of congress salts
J fed their patriotism by voting to declar
war and then attempted to cripple tn
: resources of the administration by OF
8 posing the raising Of funds By ,@hie