The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-10-31
Vice President Marshall.

VdSLluSGOLl, OCI. Ao.- JuSG 81
long as capital and labor stand ane
glare at each other, we may expect
everlasting turmoil and nationwide
cataclysm.~
''The congress of the United States
IS kind of doctor that treat symp.
toms and doesn't treat disease.
''No legislative remedy that know
of can be found to produce peace and
yuietude and good order-unless the
manufacturers see something more in
business than dividends and look up
on employees as brothers in the repub-
lie, and not as cogs in the machine or
{ as numbers on payroll.
''And unless the laboring men have
some higher incentive to do their
work than the mere wage which comes
from the doing of it; if they put in
their time in finding how little they
can do and how much more they can
get for the doing Of it, it is hopeless
from their standpoint.
An Evangelist Needed.
t'It. is no part Of the government to
boost one man and to bootsanother.
'.It is hopeless if the mad passions
of men are to hammer at legislative
halls for their final and just settle
ments. A government of discretion
dies.
s'The only government in business
life that can hope to live is govern
ment Of love and compassion.
s'What the economic life of Ameri-
ca needs is not law giver, but an
evangelist.
: "The country needs rebaptism of
peace patriotism such as it had Of
war patriotism.
ssThere never will be perfect justice
in the world until the lion and the
lamb can lie down together, and not
as they do now with the lamb inside
of the lion.
s.Just now we need body of ,citi-
zens who are content to do days
work for days wage; who are will
ing to pay a days wage for days
work; who believe more in the COM
mon good than in the larger good.
sSince the world began business
and wealth have had no such oppor-
tunity for the Angel of the Lord to
write their names down beside that Of
Abou Ben Adhem as they have had
just now.
Trumpet Call to Mighty.
.sThe trumpet call of conscience is
not only to the meek and lowly, but
to the high and mighty, and when d.
yidends and wages are measurably
forgotten in the love of service for
our Christian country, if there is any
hope at all, passion, personal prefer
ment and persoanl success must all be
put in the background and the capl-
talists and the laborers must realize
that the consumer is also entitled to
admission into the brotherhood and
business must be conducted and work
must be done primarily for the love
of promoting contented and happy
people.
dividends and wages must be Sec
onaary.I This is problem for solu-
ton by men who believe in the father-1
hood of God and the brotherhood OF
man.
st calls on every man of every
creed to solve it; not for one person;
not for one class; but in the interest
of the whole people.
Offer Of Golden Rule.
@:sH is not TO be hoped that soon
again, the Nazarene shall walk
through field and factory, through
palace and hovel, leaving behind him
everywhere the only solution for
every great problem, the healing IN
Auence of it's golden rule.
81 am in favor of any alleviatlngII
measure for the time that would ad-
lust these troubles, but have no con-
fdence in the proposed settlement OF
these difficulties. This offers no solu-
,ticn, and only say it in the hope
that men of every creed may realize
how futile has been our theology
when we have imagined that we could
90 to church on Sunday and love God
-uho, we have not seen, without the
rest of the week loving our fellow
men whom we have seen."
Z, ENGLAND one can be insured for
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