The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

Il thai rooA-i ~ l4s,N r,n- or .a.e~o,,a
exrrrtae3u ~ &sr.s 10 Il |ssf.is. a.! stsre.
i on the shrssar,d 81 stsr1.st.,. -. ..is-tej
that memorable ssss--.s @ss->ets,s fas az
ioftsness Of tone. its o.sn.si-ss ncrsaty.
its breadth OF xfe~ t. fe fSe.rsifi az his
testament u the nzCo-. Thro,.sa an his
pr'ds ~ country and iis To-. Of is success :
runs me nose OF solemn 'vefni:g AZ in
Nlpiings noble hymn. Lest ne forget
! Our capacity % prcfuc- has .lev, .5pcd
so sncrnousiy and oar products have so
mditipsied that the problem OF nave mar
kets requires our urgent and INN. date
afsrrt+cn Only a br.ztn aud s.l.iir',,ened
policy viii keep what ~ have No other
policy viii Set more - these TINS OF
i marvellous BUSINESS energy ard Gain ue
ousta 70 be sooStnr ~ the culture
strenk'henirs the S.ak places In our Nj :
oustrisi and .cnm.rciai systems that we
may II ready Tor arr Storm Or strain
by sensible trade arrangements which
viii not Intercept orr home probation we
shall extend the satlsts tor our increasing
surplus a system which provides sas-
tuai exchange OF commodities is mani ST.
iy essential 60 the continued and hesithfal
growth OF our export trade We mast no,
repose in fanoicd Snco~frs that we can
forever sell everything ard buy little or
nothfss " such thing we're possible. Il
would not be best tor IS ar for those with
whom We deal - Reciprocity is the
natural ontgsosth at our vsondcrtu! in
dustriai Development under the domestic
policy nov, nrsniy ss1as,ls he'd - The
period OF CIRCUMSTANCES IS past The ex-
parsioa~of our trade nd commerce Is the
prsSSiny problem. cosatsercial wars are
Improbable. A policy Of coed will and
friendly trade r-sas.ons will prevent re-
prisais. Reciprocity trsatics are In har-
moay with the spirit of the times: meas
ures OF realization are hoi--
wish hsti- time 10 read the whole Of
snss wise end weishsr speech. Nothing
miGht say could give such a picture OF the
PRESIDENTS fhind and character His years
81 arsre1i ftcessiip had been served. He
stood thai d-y pasi master OF the art OF
1tatesmsnship. He had nothing more to
ask OF tie people He Owed them MOTH
trg but truth ard. faithful service His
mind and heart were plrs.cd Of the temp
tafionr which ossst ali men engaged In
shs ssrssSsis 70 SURVIVE In view Of :he
revelation of his nature vourhsafed TO us
that dsF and The fats which i-nper. sed
oyer him ~e can only say n. deep aiiec-
sfcn and solemn awe "H'ezsed arc the
lure IN heart. fer they shall see Goa
Even for that vision he was NOT un-
worthy.
THE FATAL SUMMONS. ,r
He had NOT lang 20 wait, The next day
sped the holt OF DOM. and Tor u we. K
after--in an agony OF d-ead broken by
iii'ssive siins2ses OF hope thai our prnycrs
might be answcrs-d--the nation waited for
the end. Nothing ia TIE glorious life that
We saw gradually waning ~as more ad-
uirstir aud exemplary than its close
The gentle humanity OF his words when
he saw his sssaiiaus in -dsleer OF sum.
mary ssrges ucc- ~Donf lei them hurt
him. his chirsircus care that the news
shouts be broken gently 10 his wife the
0uH4~ <<x~ .<4l "a.
TOR the damage whscA HIS death would
bring 60 the great exhibition. and the he
Bu1c designations OF hrs bnaI words 1T d
God way; his viii not ours be done |
were all the fnSfinctfV~ expressions or q
nature 50 lofty and 80 pure shat pride In |
Its no5iIity al ones softepcd and enhanced |
the nations sense OF toss. The republic |
9rteved over such son. but Is proud for |
ever OF having produced him. After all. |
IN spite OF lis tragic ending. his life was |
extraordinarily happy. He had all his |
Gays troops OF friends. the cheer Of tame /
and fruitful labor. ard he became at last
"on efortnne's crovning slope.
The pillar Of 4 peoples hope.
The center Of . worlds DESIRE
He IVES fortunate even In his untimely \
1oath. fer an event so tragscai called the
world imperatively TO the immediate study |
of his life and character and thus antici-
Dated the sure praises Of pozferify.
Every yourg and growing people has 70 |
meet. ~ moments. the problems Of its |!
destiny Whether the Quesflon comes az
n Egypt from . sphinx. symbol Of the 1
hostile forces OF omnipotent nature. who
Duni9heo With instant death cur failure 10 |
onderzfau1 her meaning. o. whether Il |
1omeA - = Jerusalem- hon che Lord. of l
Hoote Wbo commands the building Of his
kempie. e comes always with the warning
hat the p11t = past aud experience vain. /
Tour fathers. where are khey. and the
lrophets. - they live foreverr The
he Queettous are ~ and have no an
UUer but. q e1me-
when ~ lprny ouou5de casa which pro-
lDeg the Infancy Go ehry11lls nation l.
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