The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
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Rev. Or. ]. 8. Hawthorne Replies To-
Rev. Landon R. Mason.
OUR ASPIRATIONS. AND IDEALS.
Mr.. scaucllamp's Discourse at Broad.
S,rcct-Dr. Stecls sermon on Moody.
Union Communion Servite at
Gracc-St. Prcsbyt crian Church.

Gyore.Avenue church Sunday morning 10
$50, r,a,- I,r r. Hawthorne. reply to
- ) X 81 ,,don Mason
m AZ 'iaa'et'ss u &c
concerning tie proposed ~ io'tt9''''
!, st.has,lain for the ponitentiary
$ ..;ss,,h,ect was: HAS the State Any
and his text was:
s1' si'us ,-,,,s,,, the
.,Eendcr therefore uHo 'S-"sssy ~
,,,i,,rs8 that are Caesars. and unto God
s,,,..,. 49,, ara Gods, 2o-2l
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Alter an ciapotsata ~ 't''tl''s@'
Oicii, Or. dlaWthoTne SAD IN aai
mr. Mason. distinguished Episcopal
,,,ir;s1er Of this city. In replying to re-
cent utterances Of mine in respect 10 ane
governmental appointment OF chaPiaiiis'
SAYS:
a.Suck establishment Of religion on 'he
part of the State mas "'uhi h! - ~ 80
from the early days of our national AZ
what specific harm has been wrought Dst
the operation of this. preceoenl III tt,c
past? Whose conscience mas Deen olie,iu !,
cd 2 Whose religious principles tra'hpieu
under foot by the appointing anu pay az,
OF these ministers 10 oe re'.s.oas -
These remarks i,rosuhe ne " I.,..;..;,,,,-
Few chapters IN the history o. III
iiy, which Will mol ehiy AoIiIsn 49,.
very distinguished Eplscopai c,eis mo-.
but make him heartlly asnanleu ot so4'io
of his ecclesiastical ancestors.
The principle which is Eo!a1eo py oui
Government IN the appointment. VI mn
10 do religious work, aiia by ire a'1'ioii .<'-
ton OF public money LOT Ieilsious p ~.
poses. Is the same principe. "hlcn In .''
s s.ai.,ne ca,.o-n,rent the ratron and sup
a..a'ss ah,,roh ,rhe violation of
~. ~. =. ,,rir,;,'e has ever heen fruitful of
-.s..,,tat =, ;s 4he 1no,he,. ,,f all the re-
.;.i;a,,.o,,.,-s that have stained with blood
-, ~ ~o,,r PAGE If DR. Mason
III, 5.lans,tfm1,v and conscjentiously read
:. ~ ,tronare Of
=, 9.,,.n,,o f,,n, c5 IN 1Aee he
~, =, rai,, ell mr. mr. any other man
80, 49,, hot enec,f,c harm has been
-. ,n,,er.n,n.,ntal establishment
s.'os,s.1,ar
~ sI,.,,.c1. never could have lorded it
- -, ,a1;.. ,,,eu &C Tho sorls of
-. LINEN al ,he centuries of that,
II, ne-;od- without the patronage and
I s-,,,,.,,,t I..,ich n received from civil
,.,,ie,.e ~ could never have eSterminated
-. ,h;,.o,s.-g5,,,d ,,,nraered Hnss. lie.
-. 80 c.,.,,,ro1. v;+hout tbe inter
..a.,5,,s - ,r,e state one historian saws:
..l,a,,,ae,, 4ho Ecars 1,7S and 1895 thirty
.,,o,,e,,,d n.reo,,s we're ii. various ways;
.,,yis,,ad nv the Inu,1isition and more
,l,,,,,7e:,,,+ Thousand we're burned alive
TIC Inn,,,ci.ion wac, an institution of the
,.,,,1rr,, mt II MAS the support which the.
i-ss,a,cT rave 10 that church institution that
,,,,dc. A. the terrible enemy that it was to
,,,,r,., liberty and life. ss5E&
o. =, ,,n,ir, c15JpryJ
When the state undertakes 10 nelp .he
cpnrch by appolnlhs men 70 i't e'Nn ."s
2Gospel anu appropiia.iiis
Tor The support Oh eh!ls.iaa Won stts
supports Inc very sentiment "a1iei
once dominant IN an EUROPE aau ~
5s.nred every KING on me eoii I, =, ~
saEr am Inc Chuscn. - ti,e oo,
crnment OF the uhlleo o,ales mas t1'e
right TO appoint men 10 preach ,he eos-
pei IN the army ana navy ana IN lie mans
of congress, IL las the T'sht 10 avIoiie
men TO do the work among aus sup1ec-s
anywhere. III II can 11shtls tahe Tue
Pubic none! Tor me suppoi. 81 ~
man Cathohc iiosHl.ai IN ehe ci.s ..
Washington, 1t has me Eish 10 support
every such institinei on american sou.
IT we eohcede TINS I.sit TO elther I'D LON
a! or State government Governments We may ~. ei'"4c
ourselves Tor the time when civil au-
thorlty' and power Will De supreme IN me
religious affairs OF our country.
science has been ofiendeo ana whose re-
=liEious principles have been tralnplea UNI
der foot by the appointing ana paving
OF these ministers TO DO rehsious wo1k.
lie taiks hke man 'so.a,eo from the
world. II ne mao spent ms me III 'oihe
1faihicss wilderness. remote ifo"i any
human hablta1ioh, ne could no. De more
.aoiaNlous OF lae great anestloi,s "illNh
nave aai,a,ed .he lias.oi,s ma, ne se eas
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