New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

said science religion without incidentally sup
stoou In opposite aan opposite relation 70 each
other because b Ras by poo rs
It stands on the edge Oh P
that Is to say. mas become religious ana because
Undertakes ground itself upon feelings, but upon
facts, and recognizes the existence of what Drum
mond called the natural law in the spiritual world
cOpulative conjunction has become copuiatlve ana
Stands today for Science u CAppaase believe
At rs true quite as true to these two substantves
/ do not hesitate 70 say capital is labor and the
labor is just as much capital money is GAP
plauseD / believe there classes of people in
this world-idlers and laboring men There are
certain dlers living. something's In clubs and some
times in corner groceries They are the unedlnle
perfectly certain one day to he expelled from the
hive. either by the suicide OF lives that have spent
they belong. in the ssltes prison but the rest are
reading Of the Holy Scripture makes labor part
or the result of sin The first institution OF Para
Glse was work, before even marriage. and the only
element that sin brought into it was the resistance
so that man had to eat bread in the sweat of his
face. To work was from the beginning and Is to-
believe it stands true to-day that the hardest
workers in the world are the men VINO WORK eltnef
not the who work with their hands and arms
ment heads OF great RAILROADS. and great financial
Institutions leaders of political and social reform,
are the hard workers of the world because they
by a nights sleep but they work with unend-
ing ana unresting toll night and day that strains
brains and nerves and that cannot be so easily
rested; They are the workers of the world
[ believe the hardest workers of the world are
the men upon whom the burden and heat of the
that the capitalists are the laboring men. and upon
that ground If upon no other ground. there San
respect they certainly are one. l think, on the
onr md has S as r abor There IS no dop
of sweat, there is net blow of muscle that is
not in the interest OF capital, because it makes the
wealth Of the world and the co-increment of the
luSely and really together as laboring Only
tn hard workers, so far as know ANYTHING
not merely with Drawn, but are working as
wen with brain Let us remember also because
has been amassed in the world has been amassed
fSil "a az O men but if there is wealth in the world
all fro both sides of the question and both views
is capitnl and that capital is labor
grave issensons and differences and dIscontents
But VI ertake to say that ms woTd Se n9t ee
There would be no mountains in the world at all
valleys If there were not mountains. And neither
among them nor in nature are things regulated or
created up,9n the system OF absolute eyenness or
OF absolute equivalents There arr these dissen-
free TO saw because honestly believe It, that pro-
portionately either to the needs or to the hope or
more even and equalizeG than we generally realize
body i but Guacits and charatans ever undertake.
propose panaee US Tor the crrs OF an TVS nd IL
I may be allowe!, in closing would simply suesteSt
society TO bet ter level and IN certain degrees s
destroy or at amy rate lessen very mpcn' the
In the first place one falls back upon that great
revealed truth, DO tn ends of which are equally
true, of and of nature, that Almighty COD
made OF one blood all nations of men to dwell on
tho face of the whole earth and that He assigned
that that merely MEANS that the Turks are TO stay
in Turkey and the americans here. but the in
nv HE characters and parity by the Inherent con-
dltons Of men, are OF ProvidentlaI appointInent
cause of that bloO'i. let US remember and be
brotherhood dmOnA men. no matter Wnete
they live where they are that 1t Is absolutely
interests Of men because when one member suffers
ali the members suffer wi IN him
So believe the first thing for US to realize IS
the common and universal brotherhood OF men All
iavoIlSe tneIs Ftt becrse Dives was there that
eft Irb 5 ought TO be in hell and that because
Lazarus IN the other place, therefore t; an
had better disabuse ourselves of both ends OF that
And in the next place, 1 am quite sure that an
! other thing is be borne in mind namely. that
longs, is either a beast Of burden machine but
he has en a9o DO m T to labor @th
I believe De Witc Clinton was harder worker
Venture to suggest not as atia. but sug
this copulatve conj's1ctiqn between labor and cap
ial IN its proper place. Place manhood next place
Disce that for which, this Chamber Of Commerce
has stood for all these one hundred and nifty years
and for which many of the leading men stand
conspicuous in It to-day. namely. the love of coun-
try patriotism over against any seif-interest or
any local interest IN the world.
I am bit OF Irisslrnan. Mr.. President and
/ therefore. not afraid sometimes of bull
/ know quite well that capital is generally thing
that is on top and il That because IL comes
from the head But honestly believe that IN this
case it is true, that caEatal must be not only
on the top but under the bottom of every pillar
that is going 10 s.lnd. You may call it by
name when it is top and by another name when
II is at the bottom-it is labor ia every case. and
capital in every case. But tho most beautiful huted
column in the world that sIStains the most elabo-
rate fabric in the world will uppe and totter to its
fan unless equal honor IS given ard equal pains
taken not merely with the decoration of the Co
rinthiau-wFateveri IL may be.of the capital column
that is on top but of the capital that stands under
ground and CRIME. il may be, at the bottom
which merely means. I think. that labor upbuilds
/ labor and that capital crowns labor. Great ap-
7 Dlause
DR. MACKAY'S SPEECH.
The Rev DR.. Donald Sage Mackay. intro
ducing his discourse with two Scotch anecdotes
told of the Commercial Imagination" DIR.
Mackay said In art:
The commercial imagination has its perils. some
OF these are facing in the city to-day; lntoNi
ed v3stneSs OF the possibilities Whlcn
modern commerce presents stimulated by the con
quests already won stirred into even more daring
flights by the greatness of American resources, II
almost seems as If to-day this commercial imag-
ination has thrown prudence to the winds and has