The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-12

nooler duty can the eduestoa .,.,
iny ms NE ne aud his efforts Than ~ de'
,lIffcrarcas' Mnen nations shall seitia ,hs.o-
ware snail cease from The asr,h sln, when
ss,sa snail loide In every land Snt az anu
fur v desllhg place, Ike the dove r rhhIlng a
had sub *, Ss earth after the angry waters Sc
~ ne might well here consider On.
Nh dne educated citizen 10 thaso 1uiss
rcsns, iete mas been entrusted Ia ms ,ands
sneak ~ ony , Snnan war, sut / forbesr '1 ,e
linz ui any length on this subiect a, 70
Int only remarking that II lie ~, ~ THIS
wi Dounden duty 10 secure ul sacred,
~ ne. so'erpment and the highest b,ossIna
freedom, y euucauon. Of religion and 81
th ai,er discussing the particular ar,,,.
eIndc Several professions, the speater s OF
!, The educated citizen sbo,,a -,
f fv me doubling that between , ,piItn 10
anu learning there Is no inrnn,n,. IN
If liz sbns science aud religion M plM y
tion which 80 l3ftn to teach that thai ns,
from the teachings of Chr1stisn,in INSPIRATION
"s Strongest belief and surcst b1, ~ ~ ~
@nf III mat the grave docs no, ~ sr 1ns
this limit and c III virtue. but that beyond
~, puler ana nobler life, Is tho W. AusIe
pm n,uouS, the happiest nation.
tro tio,, enpusn OF example, enough Of ur,.
a1tloh' trust ! have said enoSa, VI mus
iiaoles and gentlemen to indinosso. Young
~ measure AZ least What is III ~ you.
49,, ny cuncated citizen In either pthi uosS Ht
life NAV ,v'' ill., Aicng whatever lines y p,1
before yon M TIE t,,. 10 the tasks tdnt aro
tuc Wolk to he done and M unbon,1Ii,ou OK
~ ulhatloh 10 10 II we'll ~ if ~ - ne,
s surI ny we gifts Of nature ana proplipos
a great won, SUu .hbtrolnc Il great uiau or
nappeli that your life shall bo a ~ 3
SrIlpcu within narrow llmls st,u ti,Iin
Sy limits put forth your best endoa,o,"
hccni,so 't ,f n,o4ii and stars refuse TO shin,
,i,usG thelt light Is dim when con,,,arnJ
Wlth that of the sun. onc.boif th',''a J
MIuld Ne lmnenetrablc gloom instrnd -,
se ons haIoWcd by a light of sweet and
Som n,'' ne'nuIy whether, then. the ligh, ~
!uur me beacon afar or whether II Shinc
1lily Tor those close about Won ie, H. N .,
he pure and steady. ~ ''S rays
Look how the door Of heaven
Is thick inlaid with paths Of brirb, roi1.
iuvIe not the smallest orb which tnou
Bui In his motion like an angel sing,
gun curing TO the young.eyed Chcrubims.
SSncb harmony is in immortal souls.
BGt VII st this muddy vesture of decay
b"th grossly close II IN, VIC can not hear II
Prepare to meet bravcly whatever may
netue. SorrowS Will come. disappointment
VIII come Often effort will bc unavalijnc
often love Will be wounded but perseyerc,
II Is better to have ono good act bear fr;iit
hnu u thousand come to uaught than To do
no good act at all II Is better 10 have
love that embraces all mankind though Won
pay Tor IL with a Gethscmaue and cross
than not 10 love at all Love your country.
Be true TO her always II wars need must
come, let IL he sweet To he with her I'm tho
time ~ victory. hut swCctcr yet in the
-Four of defeat. Let IL he sweet Ia he WITH
her when laurcls crown her armies, hut
sweetcr vet when cypress and myrtle cover
her graves. Let IL be sweet to be with h ~.
in triumph and joy, but swceter yet Wien
she is clothed IN sackcloth and ashes.
mourning for her dead Let your steps II,
ever onward, ever upward. Let each young
man. each young woman here today, say
TO himself, to herself:
Build thee more stately mansions, o ny
soul.
As the swift seasons roll
Leave thy low-taultcd past;
Let each temple. uobpr than the Jst
Shu; thee from heaven With q dome nous
vast.
TIL thou. at leTgth, art free.
Leaving thine oitgrown Shell by HES uu.
resting sos,