New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

corner stalls in the worlds market place II TIL; the
must shut down and dscontent viii walk the
streets The propulsion of this commercial force
as now The battle Of the "an markets rs is at its
e ot quest Of nations is for con r
hand shall find q. the riches of the people.
gather all the earth" isSH sSsS 'i''' are 'e''
IN ALL THE GREAT NATIONS.
But with the increase of commerce and wealth
the stress of social difficulties is not relieved. but
ddency is not to. one brotherhood but to many.
spirit m as Well a 6 at badv wage e tina. ron NIL save W the the
creasng tansle and intrlcacy. Competition forces
cases insufficient to renew the strength @ 9Th eX-
Fafons Of a & il does not compel aggre
threatening aspects. Agencies of mans devsing
to division and strife and substitute drift to peace
love and otniI IN the heart and His Gospel of
enb 6ae n IS Saa Of Gd and the Father Of all
Ds Des to ss mHisteTed lays his imposs IN H5
him to sleep bring him the jeweied cup dance 6e
such nm a ana ale in the arena for his sport. Into
but to The rough TO be winds ia
and he Ne ar 0d oe 5s og nse o sF9G
had Ce, csn fais power TO stay His own hunger. but
but a rien nSnsht with great price no more servants
and dyin bni RE er1ered the bloody arena alone;
importantly TO light ~ anu
asre is the perfect altruism here the true ap
saen ar ~ robes houses lands stocks and bondsthese
Ridn yaere "a scale so true? Where brotherhood
credits the smallest service His vaiues are reIa
tribute R is br9asbt 3o s of the per sent when
4.e 10y lis is base "a &c; or small to Him The widows mite
man becomes e account Where else is s found p
pnTss9phy d OF life so sweet and adaptablea phil
10 The The men men who. like Paul have gone to heather
you" have been hindered by those who Coming ing
adter AFTER nave reversed the message. Rum and other
iizaion and the feeble Wither before the hot
breath of the white mans vices.
TO PREVENT SALE OF SPIRITS TO THEM
The great nations have combined to suppress the
slave trade. Is it TO much TO ask that they shall
combine com to prevent the sale of spirits TO men who
S leSs tnan our children have acquired the habits
give tbem If we must have consumers let us
tauntingiy of the slowness of the work and of lis
clusivey consoled ourselves and answered the crti
Tism eds by the suggestion that with God Thousand
N the other side of that truth-one day with Him is
pace ,oe for Il imsef s in the of bringing in the
fag9fm fheg lfTaS Of Of HIS s Son He will hasten in lis day
that commerce win be the laggard. Love shall
swer the demand to snow course of stone in His
s,vai eaIhe9rai Tor every thousand dollars given.
Of our mission treasures justify their accounts;
there waste that the Workmen o non 6ndsr nder
each other. The ploughing and the sowing must be
mat Is mems part of the work. But the care of
well planted seed is with God We shall have re-
ports from the harvesters showing that He has
given fhe promised increase-some thirty and some
an hundred fold Gifts TO education are ncrea sing
~ m1unacent University. endowments have been
swelled by vast single gifts in the United States
curing the last few years. We rejoice in this But
may we not hope that in the exposition of the
greater needs of the educational work in the mis-
sion hel1s To be presented in this Conference some
men, men OF ob %eaith h may find the suggestion endow
10 increase the candle power of educational arc
nghts but to give 70 cave dwellers incandescent
Not the least benefcent aspect and Influence of
union that il evidences The value of this is great
at home, bur tenfold greater in the mission field
where ecclesiastical divisions suggest diverse
prophets. The Bible does not draw It's ilIustra-
tons wholly from the home or the fields, but uses
fight. the girded soldier. the assault There are
many fields there are diverse arms; the battle is
few. a view. OF the whole army is a goof thing: r
the heart is strengthened by enlarged cornrade-
ship. 1t gives promise that the hanks will be
the bush the sense of numbers is lost. II greatly
reveals many pennons and marshaed host.
moving under one great leader, to execute single
During the Atlanta campaign of our Civil War
the marching and fighting had been largely in the
brush. Sometimes in an advance the commander
OF a regiment could see no more than half of his
line. while the supports to his right and left
battalion was making unsupported assault. The
M one daT the adTapcinr "erg bro o1 faih
natural naeadow-and the army was revealed
From the centre, far the right and left the dis
tinctive corps, division brigade and regimentaI
colors appeared. and associated with each of these
was the one flag that made the army one. \
mighty spontaneous cheer burst from the whole
line. and every soldier frightened his grip upon his
did for that trmv this worlds conference of
missions should do for the Church