The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-04
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these institutions where thirty or forty
years ego you we're N: to the torture.
; Men selected for ifeir qualifications
are ;n;rusted with the education Of OF;
youth icsiesd oG :hcse teachers who f;r
T! mcrly with d7over's shout a,d goad
compelled she young generations up
tie hill Of ec!eaos. Happy childhood!
! W6ss with broken tops and tern kites
AID the trial OF losing the bast msrbIes
and stunripg your foos sgsinsS stoce
ard sameo0ay sticking a r;n into you
to zee Tneth5r ycu will j mp ard ez
animation dsy, with fou. or FIVE wise
nen looking oya- their spectacle to see
if you can pa1se the fess page iu
Yonrg's Ni9hs Thoughts Until verbs
sid corjuuo:loD spo par:icip?es aud
propositions ct Into g7aad r.og wor
thy Of tie F5ur:b ward OF ci5ctioa cay
VIA. seh0o! house that vas in New
J4rsey, w>cra soma OF rs ven! II gEsa
cailsd 'Hcr3G's sehoo:hoaso, because
CT It's nesrae:s to she rcsid nee OF 8
msl Ct tie raGe # H@1ed, but j! wss
d5uo!y appropriate Because Ct TIE mas.
saura Of tae innacen.s. Il tnai school
hcu<s We 9cre compelled 70 gu up7Jgat
fcr eight hours. Witt al undertaking
And hours Wore lo2ger then t5sa noa,
We had various kiaG5 Ct puaist n=pc
il that ssaco! too Ola Ess 10 strike
the by or The beaj, thus stimulating
the brain, s1G a1o;hoT was to tsko the
c1:priS o7e- tha gc;.coim.stsrs kLae, sc
shst information cam to She boy from
both directions.
How things have n.i7e!ors!y
chaDgeo We used TO cry besau:e We
had 70 90 to school. Nov children cry
IS they cannot go. Many Of them cal
irte:ligently discuss p,liEical fop;os
long before thay hsVs seen bsl.os o91
CT, ,easea BY some poetic muse, can
COMPOSE art;cles for the newspapers.
PHILOSOPHY AID astronomy aud chemis
Try hsve bsee so improves lass he mus:
oe 5 genius 6: dullgsss Eho kuows 10th
ing sDout them. Oa ore shelf Of z poor
nsn's iib.sry is more p7sctic.l knoll.
edgs thsn in tie 100000 volumes Of
arcien- Alexsndris, sno ecuoa:ion Is
posriole for the mes: io6ig5ns, and 70
LEGISLATURE or corgTe:s fo2 the isst Fifty
years has assembled R5ioh has not hso
il i rail splitters and farmers and drov-
ers or men Hho have been accustomed
to toiling with the hand and the foot
The pen which Moses dipped il the
light Of the first morning and jeremiah
filed with tears snd Ezsklel thrust in
visions Of fire and Matthew touched
with the bloed Of s cross and ST. John
dipped in the spiendors Of beati6o glo-
ry-that pen has wrought marVels fer
all classes Of cur people. Todsy your
libraries and colleges and schools and
! publishing houses and churches cele-
brate the ever growing copquests Of the
American pen, and our prospects aEe all
the time brigalening.
Vino these mary years hath turned
back from cur land the violent plssues
which have eEept with their train OF
terrors through oshsr countries? Who
hath groEn il our fields harvestS richer
than Slci!ial or Russian grain6slds?
Who hath lifted marsh after marsh and
built togn after town until e7sTy CLEAN
on ths wave Of the lakes is answered oy
the CLEAN Of city towers ard the roar
Of the oceao at one side Of shs each
hsrbor has been agsTeceo By tas din
CT a great metropolis OF the other
160, 600 miles cfs coal running side by
side with 160, 900 sgusre mi!es Of iron,
the iron to pry ou6 the coal, the coal to
forse ard smelt the irar? Make ta!s
calculation for yourselves if you can
make it: Il Ecgland's coal bad, 81
miles long by S mics wids, can keep,
as it does, II, 500, coo spi1dles st work
in that small Island, What may we net
expect of our national industries when
160, 900 equare miles Of cosl lands shall
unite gith 10000 square miles Of iron,
both stretching themselves Up to their
full strength and heishs-tWo world
shaking giants?
The graia6elds have passed their har
vests ABOVE the 7sto Of drought ald del
uge. The freight cars srs not large
enough to bring down the grain to the
seaboard. The c&naiboats are crowded
with brea6a;uffs. Hsrk to the rushin {
Of tho Whest through the grsst Chicago
corn elevators! Hark to the rolling Of
the hoesheaos of the Ciuoiausti pork
hackers! Enough to eat and st !oW
prices. Enough to wear and Of home
manufacture. II soma have snd some
have not, then may God help those who
have to hand over to those who have
not Clear tie track for the rail trsias
that rush On bringing the wheat and the
cotton zpd tee rice aad the barley snd
the oats and the hops AID the lumber
and the leather and everything for man
ana ever sliEg for 5ess5.
Lift up your eyes, 0 nation Of God 5
right hand, az toe glorious prospects!
Build larger your bsr2s for the hs1vests.
Dig deeper tbs vats fcS the spell of the
vineyards. Ea!srae the warehouses for
the merchandise. Multiply gsilsries Ct
art for the pictures and statues. Ad-
vance, Q nation, Of Gods right hand.
but remember that DatlGoai wealth, II
unsancti6ed, is sumptuous waste, is
moral ruin, ls magnificent woe, is
splendid 1otterness, is giided death.
Woe to US for the vine vass if drunk
enness wallogs il theml Woe to US for
tie merchandise If avsrice sTslloTs il!
Woe to &c for the cities i nnisrn:e walks
them! Woe to the lsn6 if God cefying
crime debauches i! Oar Only safety
is in more Bi5ies, moro churches,
more free schools, more good man AID
sore god womsu, more consec;sted
printing presses, m2ge Of the glorious
gospel OF tho Son Of God, Wa;oh sill
yet eZtirpase al 1rors5 snd introduce
sll biegScdGsss.
But he preachers CT Tha5kzg wing
morning will rot detain with long ser
noRs theic hearers E1o:n the hone
group. The hopsekespsr= will be an
erv II the cueets 90 not Arriys until the