The sun., 1900-11-05
PULPIT on THE ELECTION.
,aOKER UAKEs BRytN IMPOSSIBLE
FOR PtRh NJ RSf.
Dr. w,iie Saws We should Not shirk Our
world work-Dr Eaton calls Bran b'ind
Leader Of the Blind Frank hoss SOS lhis
IL q CITY We'll worth fighting Tor.

candidates, ba-Iug hl, conclusion on IN" h'h"'
iAa, those who were doing God, work could
not do othcrw -" than dofcs' the candidate ~
tho Democracy. The fact that B-yan j. sup
uortei by Croter B., IN" eliminating rnaspn
In the opinion ~ Dr. Parkhur~' why Bryan
should no, be- supported. In making tls dec
laration h. carefully Gy,dcd the u-e Of names
hut his uttcraucp. were 50 plain that thor" was
no nstakIrg rl~ meaning
in autIrpa',p Of the Sriuon tho church
was crowded. all tho al,lcs In tho galleries
being packed Dr parshurst noted IA" un-
usual aS.emhlaGo and iuSt before 'h" collection
Cas taken up b." laid
Il 500 4 large number ~ strangers h"r" and
an, sure that they have come bocau.- they
are particularly Interested ia th" new WORK
of our church. / hope they viii respond ac-
cordingY We have Iu-' undertaken an add
,inna burden of 81. i."GI and "" ought To- rai-"
az lea,t 500 'h- morning
Tho sermon Wa In part a- follow,
Y would not want even In m" h"u-" Of cod
30 make hight Of IN" "u'husI1stu- "t 81 ~"
nnNin'ics ol tho-" Nh" are figuring "ut th" i'm
mediate results ~ next 1u">day- verdict,
III of thlt has hoon rrri'. iudI,tripu-k at
tended To elsewhere Bat 49," church oi God
feel. or ought 10 feel. the pressure "i th" pre-
cnt situation In something more than II r"I"-
vancy to the place, that J.. umedlal" and IA"
time that l. contemporary without sNlnI
preference TO one or another solution "i ~"
problems that are boirs ag.'t'od II VII IN any
ca-~ hc solution that vii h"u""i'rth max"
ont part Of NJ" permanent a-s"'- "i our ha-
tional life aud 81 the world Ir", and # would Il"
encouraging ii "" '"uld f""l that 'h"r" pro .
vailed among tl- gcu.iHIls 4 disposition l" az
Iroach ma trr- from That point of view. II /
would mean certain Ie'."nlI coupons" .
and moral .rl-r, "u ,Ir Iaft mat would iie'f I
..t... ..I l,4 al al Z 70
conclusions a. which We might afrN' for "" .
can re.or -a'-ly decide what Is i"-t q" &" N !
"a crisis fill 81. have leug'h"u'd the quest, /
out into the inquiry. What = Nv" thlug that VIII
be best ,u 10 don" IN ~" ipig run: Whether
ir our individual rfc or lu cur national nf" ""
never &C., away from our Own a'tour W" can
repeal a statute. hIt wc Carro' t"i al al 'l"it
That makes lLdIvld. III hNlUl. ana Ialu'unrN
national HNlns. I" b" "f'''hl s'l serious iLs'-
ness.
I assume that in This ur'~ence-speakins
q, am win tho" Wh" n" gathered IN The
house of tod au addressing those with whom
pa'ro'i-m makes |ul par, OF 'h"ii rrhGnm,
and must be- ours And patriotism So construed
means holy passion ~ 'e- our country attain
10 tho highest pose Ible c-tat" OF dignity ana
moral prestige with all thOs" a""oinIai iincnts oi
aHruon,r and power consistent Herewith
And no American cau b" lnt"Ilgen'ly Concerned
fur hi coun,rys veal without recognizing the
existence among ~ "i certain p"rll-' perIls
''The ono Of our perll- that want TO mention
/. the strained relations which exist between
ihe two competing classes OF our American
sponsib,'y for that condition Of thing uIoaa
the mon"v"d class or upon the nnmoneyed
class az you soc n THAT ls not our matter
inst nou our matter j. that that condition ~
things exists and has got to no reckoned WIN
II the antagpni>nl so existing were simply
conflict between two sets oi ideas "" might have
nothing 20 worry over Indeed there ara certain
that rivalry i one of the means by which We
arrive al better ideas But unfortunately aud
menacInglv, the situation We are NJ ms moment
,nntenJ lltirg Is not a conflict between IDEAS
merely, nut u conflict between men, and thN
means no end ~ tat possibilities hay" not
taken a brief for capital nor a briei Tor labor,
hir ~ Christian patriot an anxious
Now man does not ,r. n"ed TO De pTGiphet IN
cs,~ or other has got TO be achieved between
The two conAictins elements IN our own midst.
after the r sidentia candidate who, to con
Of industrial disaflecti ~ has been defeated as
It l. said he Will ne. the situation so lar forth.
will not he altered at all The candidate has
that has mad" the candidate And there ia
such an inunda,lon of It. and in some Of It's In.
gredent> 80 rabld and rredeeuable as to have
sncIcssed"d IN lenp3Tsri,y "s,1r'oSSlHs az srrs,
compass In good working order. exists fOT |
hrnefcent and Divine PURPOSES
W. MAY have thought over the matter |
- carcles-ly A. 10 suppo'" that rhi' IS ono of
those mushroom gr"wth~ that, lke Jonahs
rn SHn ,h. % das l." hccams az bsshI t or IT, and rT fSat
~" alienation q mind thai No . ualteI Of fact
"T " c"non s viii ,p" l." ds1 T osad '''n SV am m.
orease oi enilghtenm-nt among the rank-
"i the working caSse' noTtnnately for
mat he ha, grievance Is not mitignl,ed, but
rl'her acerba,ed by ever, increase u means
Tor avengME that grievance. Whether he
= right or wrong IN suppo-hs he hn- griev-
nnc" l. nut to the pom, u he doe, suppose
u 10 Is dangerous. and the more he knows
~ ere arc both "mbIt'ormcnt aud brains that
We have the most dread
L. "A - ~ |
hugihogs. hut il i being rather lnhoriousiv
a verdict against industrial imparienGe it win
hrnCefOrih he quiet aud never agauu aspire
20 make na,ional eSmhinon Of Itself The
ments 81 society arc like two bars ~ iron
You can hriIe one end oi "9gh Ny almost 10
that they become on" bar, but Won cannot
crush them into one bar We ought To- he
~ the polls. tut neither bullets nor ballots
are instinct with the genius of reconciliation.
and TIL capital aud ltnOr teach each other "a
respect each other and 'ill thrr" = Ia them mn
iuslly, enough of N" ,pr't q, our DlyP" Ma
10 each her, We shall with increasing hke.-
hood hc on n" v,rg" of national catastrophe.
I'VE are all Of rs | hope, duly grataful to Al
mighty God Tor th" yer, considerable amount
"f,proSr"ru that d~tingl lishe, he er- through
larg. place IA tho minds Of men nj This moment
lho-r who are heIns prospcred want more II
the same, and 'h"s" VIA" feel that they ar" not
being prp~p"red a. they deserve 10 h. ara inter
"~ted In promoting political revolution Bul
onall hand lh"r"I, pI~Slpuiu material pros
TertN l. +, undoubtedly -" fl'j With regard
20 'u- part ui 10" colufys. a. any tate. that ,
no Cun- d"rlupn l. just now operating with
-uch lr,'mHu tons ely. a ~" consideration
ot tn" dollar | want 20 say Ilr"utheiIcaily, / ,
though. fIa' ! am not -pctkinx now of tI.
t"chuloll "rnu"Wi' properts> Of the dollar |
| am not a hluko~ nor a political economist
and y"' wlthuut being either and being simply
pro1Dha- of rlght"pU ,u'~-. ~ a HViume'ic
20 any 'hlt dishonest dollar g.. 4 ultipuai fraud
aud tnlt - ulig" IN a dollar thar msk-. he
love MAJ n - q Wlr," drIr when y = only ,
IlIf q dollar wpgli ho tn transform uur entire
I"ppl" into a grc1t Amrr.rar \uIu,H. That
NAV n't hc the phrase 'Ip., u' tHr economists
NIi ''Hi e. 10 Mount ~'..tI OF u
! w1- !-1yiug that % uutouht"dlv the fact ,
With regard io ''l- ur' = iN' country. a. H'rV
rate that NJ C1sI IHlt t'Iuul O. U..' now OPERATING
vith such Tremendous .s"rr q. nc con- Iteration
oi N" dollar, taking the q lltr a. ruhlrnlaiic /
~ material PROSPERITY. Nov while We AL
want prosperity and silHllt regret iu have I
u mterf"roi with. and while remembering ,
distinctly that God huu-n' under crrtain cusS
duons "ncol rage. men 10 enjoy PROSPERITY !
and 10 -""k '1cr n. Vet Won and must dai-
ilicly under" and That Ir1eporI', I'm itself
iS u,t an element of -'rpf Sit u rc' nor IN tine /
lnllNld41l or IN ihe uaIlpI. llIf frl'h h.
tIIr.. !