The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 13, 1890, Image 1
VOIJ. xtx. NOCK 21.. il SDY
THE POWEiR OF A NAME.
DR T.\l,MAGE PlREACIIES DUR
ING A DELAY OF THE SHII.
The 3usti nasd iuvivot- Two ?%ent- o yrt
bie-4 Tiat lt'C,the Tisiwe in Ever'y nis
lect-11111o 111a1porn1ilce ol A ppo atlitt,
A ppelliationm
QUEENSTOWN, J%n. 26.---Vh It- tle
steamer Aurania, firoi Liveriool, was
lying in this harbor a few hours today
waiting for the wails, lmay of t he pas
sengers woet ashore. The 1tv-,' Do
Witt, Tahmage, 1). 1) , wa aI . t.he
number, and Look ad(:s.' < * tho
opportunity to pr-nch. 1i- : chj.ct
was, "What is in a nano?"and his text,
Phillipians ii, 9: "A nameo wh ici i..
above every name." Tho e i i i 1.,
preacher said:
On my way from the Holy lad,
and while I wait for the seio,er to rc
Sume her voyago t America, I priach
to yoU froIm this txt, t hIe' w oXte
of Paul'.& rapturus :ralt( riht'it mi
d -criplions of* the iii o .oi it t .
c illmon pr-ov.r b-1) u% e havv cw , to bI,- -
lie ve i ha thero is i -i l.n i , Wi i l"(1se,
and s lurent0 sometite' pre"nt i4tir
hiairen f r b::tism i*ar;h f t he I
nlamieg.ven' ihemi. andh i ;t I hinking~ ihats
tha:t. Pdin leubir title. wdl bet. teitheri -i
take. You have Io n:I.- I.t :.iVe to
N OA Iahild a Iav-it that is lackinig
Vit'.t r il 4.u en1 y ti Ak mo V'ral
m .in; . It i a .ill for yIoil
to e. .--'i' chijdii Jehoitkiim or Ti
lit h- Pikl.ser. Becauste you yourself may
ha v. : exs ra t ing ni vaw Is to ra
sot % hy :,v N V it to 1hos
wh-> comilo .oi r. , l,t( iv>w ofteil we
ha"% seen se'-st m1.AC, illed with jar
gon), rallill.-" 4i:)%' m g(t!;1-ratioI it
lo,,--- while v!ro i.ppeIw1 to be alliv teA
wV;. , it. In e'tilttior i i m ! n- teis s
h:<%'m. ne withoutlL i en d -
liber.lie :,ken t1wivr nmencaturb.
M iht. :ls:Iicahave been deci-I'td4 by
t ht, . i11tii c . i d e. Thelr. ae
r :S- w h I a liher aatt long5 ts)li :. :al
il -a to ge over 'e itle enc of some
u ha. tia' rat'm . v hik vu ia.y,
I irou.4h riahl-t . b 1 i(avior aind Christiain
ne.;u,Oit, otii t h fact ahat we were
r . c. ic the I I:e o w illt -ot, or
Ian nialb: 45rz achart , how much:l b)t.
ler at w e!e l been if we all couldit
hit',' W:.1 1 ith out nL1Y iuc en
cu. imic h. vhl I find -tapostle,
in sY tx -i in other ;,arts of his
yls ii '-a, ;, ;i- g oit it, ascriwtions of
adno ~ ~ ~ ~ . r;lo i.,mrar tothenmle
of e.-,i nustoiiiquire What are
li -a he"t acrateriMt~s of thatti l
el ai . A Id 01, 1at Ii.f Savior.
has: a- i-, whi:c I speak, inight lill me
% it i a I pre-,-elne', fir - inever
(. o. 4 1 it It rs. Itt, which we. have
It A ta 1i.,.*inv -- felt.
Firt:, thi.1s a e of Je.mls is an ea.y
lia mle. wt..,1C. we are i re rodazect I
to ja pl 0 ' alo-.i am. is st 1oi: asld
u proouncerhh' that we have shartiply
to 11. en, a.:1 t ht ar tihe taine given
I '- I WO .r it -- 'e1 lans, before we
( Utre! t# :pa1-k i. B11ut. withill oho
fir- tv y:r s ilo chibi clw\sts
itis ind., -'' Itaks up, anid sa;y-4, i & )
iul.l an 'aT,: i al iho I, 'a l is oes
hota-s hold .here the il tile ones seak
et1 -Ih thIei' .i,uni ' mothea.r,'" and "ia rot h
e r *,' ani ":- tP- i ! ) antiinO. of its e iiUa
Whieh is a rat ei'Very2 name' So..'
I i ss.s we fo.rga't he~ t itle of our' vp' y
ba-. I:iendtl, asrd we htve~ to imu.lO-t
a: d tI hinkil be4o -' we. ea; i th'as nai
B. cant y: Uraginea asny faicak of'
aw ullet, isn w hieb- you coiubi forget
a''J us' sa-eln i o i 51. i lle It agtle ial
en rv iaam, t. Whensa the voicet ini ohi
: 5-'. -tA let';b':, nald Irealstilt its, alld1(
i... sunt ,si ill thlis regsal wo) ad hats po
lest, Iit e.sailee.
,1- stat, 5I4\ the y chiritis mlt:e
'Tai is made. I >.ai i t < -u .r; a~
1- :.a ui&ts, t'; :.' aun it its ut a a lou i-ia
vidj' furth1:-a: I renu1.rk it is a eu
t ihtd a iai('. You hatve not iced i tha t
it s impoas'a to di19 aociite a inae
f y'.'a; t be ji'rso w51 'ho hast thet 11 n ilt'.
60I theret are ias' i hat are to mte re
wvhih, those~ very ramses are aLttacive
to you Why the dill'ertencae? II. is
becaum> I athppen to kniow per-isons by~
those Ii s "bo :t crohSs, iandl sour ,
and snappWih, tand qauver, whiile the
perons~ youa ulised to kn ow by' those
niamets were: ptleasat :1 nd aLtIt;t ivye.
As wue c~ aloti dhociate a nlamae fraoma
thea p)erstmu whoat holdis lie nitame, that
unsspakabl y beautifuil. No soonea.r as
at. proniouncdia in youri pr'e~snce t hana
you think of IBet hlehaemi iad G ethiseni
ania andl GoligotIha, and5( you soce ihe
loving f.ace, heair the tender voice, and
feel1 thet gentle touchl. Yiou see Jss
the one w'..o, thora;hl hani~usetIing w it.h
heavenly hiears,- caine dlown to
breakfas,t onI thle (lsh thast rouagh imen
had just hauletd out of* Geneassarot ; Je
aus,~ the one~ whose t.heughi t he cloudsl.
are theu (1ust. of his fest, wal Iked 10t01
sore tan the ros( ad to amaus Jui -I ati
sloon as that namle is pr5ontounced' ini
your p)resenice you ti ink of' how he
shining 0one aave back ihe cenitutrion's
dautghter, and how he helped the
b)lindIxii nan)t suinlighit, andt how he
made tht cipples cr111 escs useless,
an hew hie looked downt into theLI
babe's latugingi~ eyeS-. and , as the Mttles
one stirutgt;ied to go to h :m, liung out
his iarms around it and1( itmpre'~sed a
lovingr k iss osn its br'ow. and aid: "Otiii
auich is the kinat,doml of hieaven."~ Beau
t.iful nam.ao*-Jle.-uil It stans - s for iove,
for pat iene,~ f,.rs ki sdnelss f'or forbaar
ace, for self' sne'rifice', for man uan isi
ty. It is aromsa.ie wit:;si ll odor-s andt
accordant with nll harmiieas. nume
times I see that nameiit. sand the I(Itter:
seem to 'oe made out of tear s, anda thea1
again thry lo-.k like gleaming crowns.
Sometimei they sueem to me as though
.twisted out of the straw on~ which lit
lay, anad then t. though built out. o
the thrones8 on which his people shail
reIgn. Somietimes I sotindl that wor'
"Jesuis," and I hear coming through
the two avllables the sigh of Gethsem
aue and the groan of Calvary; aln
again I sound it, and it. is a ripplo %%it
gladness and a ring with losanii
Take all the glories of book bitider,
and put them around thv pag* wher
that name is printed. On Chriatil1
morning wreAh it on the wall.
Let it, trip froiml iarp'o . flg .:i
thunder out in organ's dispami
Sound it oftes, soun<i it. well, 1ut
every star shall s,em to sifni It, an<
every lIower ball sm,-,ua brva0hv i:
an(d mountain alld sea, al(l ano ti
igh-lt, and eardtll andvheven acc.adit
in full chant: "B4- -A be his -Jorioti.
name forievcr. TIe.it in that is abov,
every name."
JeSsi JIth nMli e high 0VeT al11,
IIn beqvvenland carth all4l -,y
To die repenti-:- ;ou!, o it ex
hait-Ied invalid, to ilh na ny sIh.L
g-rl, to the snow w hi! %ctoge,naria.
it is belautifill. The (b41 man C0mhes il
f;ou L long 'Walk, :1i1i rembbngly
opei s the do tS, ti' h ntl gs li h.;: o.]
the old nail, anid St.t.s hiiis ca e ill It
usuia! corner- aml lics down oni i- c,;nwh
W'il --ays to his lhi1irei at it -,--gro l
eMd:t(: "My n eu-, I ani going to
leav l. ." iT- eyl a411. : t-". ,, wher,
ing o . - . A i n li o ie al main
Gun . - as inlto h..,-. The hitl
Chi!. 1 0 noIS inl lfr-nM hylka h
ilt f on ygli la y:i l d .y: h
a~e ll,.pI til .ic iio
you put hr to bed. andl tb i.s.i
w 1r. " a sew st., I Ii1t 1 in I .at n e :i i
.Jl he all i to ( or Itei, 111e a 1
-Ms "\anmna, ki:,, mne goodA-b1y,
:til goinl- a Way f rom yolu N.\d1yo
i : ".\y d ,w eeare , u GU in
tl" Atil she I ali gowin to
Jeus " Aindt the redl 6wsek whtichl yout
thoulghit, wa-z the miark od the fvr
01il*V turnsl oat to be. Lte earnaltiou
bluoolm Of litb avenl! Oh \U,e:-; ;z is :
-iweet, namtI pokenl by thet, tip.
iothischildi.i a poteni t nam111je inl tht!
coni muei-hi', world, Ct vier inl thte sci
emtific wordl , Irving aL powerfu11111 llahii!
inl t1 'lirary wori. Wa-Ishington ;dm
inilt ntial name i't J10 politicd w';r1d,
WV" ! .n o wl.milhly nlamle in the inil
hary world: bt ti1 ime any iniai i
:11; (Si Ca;, taIl J ,otenlt to awe, :and
H.i. nid thilll. aiti rou'e, awtr l i al
a1i: blesx, a: th icn e of .lesiu.i. Thlat
on1%, W0lrdt t :-hiorsed ma,a floi
-ewton on h is facei on Ad"ia deck,
nllt tor1vd r hlrt!s -loo,w00v ,(n of tl!
ienwh witJipoteit spell That nan
i E d todlay light gone nthat
\'ietoria; If. Gerlmany, mtan. inore
I;all EWpr\illiam: inl Frorn(e,
meaise p thiorilian Cartiot; in Italy,
II;Ais MIAr 1 11. 1umbw t olfd t hie pres
et or aribaldi ooul . I havetilt- 1 Il
SeV a um1 b1111 oun,'! handf and4 fi,W inl
iSatait his !rd task mna-,ter, in i
balndage I*iroml whic.b klo hmnpowel
coul-I dt-eiver imin,, and le at Ihe
pronunci:<tion of tha one word ihc
d.hddowvn hi-4 ch:iinsi and marchedl
out forever fre2c. I havesein a man
overwhelmed with disastir, the lat
liopt fled, tile last light goni o olu t; .hllat
name pronoiced ill his hearin thr
sea dropped, thlie Cloud. scattered, t.d
ia sunburst, ofeternal th i pomd ci
into ik soul. I iave Seea a nman
bani(ened int inlielitY, deiant of (iod
full ofAslol aIl jier, jocosv of thc(
jtedgmnent, reckless of in nendit
eterhiy ath)It, the re proiuto-lation
thlat name.1c blanch, amd cower,l' allc
qual ke, :md1( prly, manl ob, and groan
and e0, and rjoicc. O, it is:
mdynamne! At itS uititrace, the haI
Wgln of hIiN vi all, the ha tempii o
,uperstition crumble, thie hast Jig,,cr
nauit of crielty crash t o plievc Tht
ilnme ill ..irst in ake all hi:o en oil
tre bl, and l the itars) i li inak al Vir
ntions luing Iitt i to he thoe tiswtr
t every g'ate ofisI honoret , ter insinat ha
doevery (, hi batlict lei .hu i ever
Icnili gtI. Allth mllo off uit' helaruit
nlhaie .-een1 iui ai al't:il eevtin, arson<
ibackt. tn lt hir haunchel, an<l.. wit (
Iy ai :i whoV e tt t, e i noon'I I111 grovle di
fee ,alld\ iad ll tar Ofi heaivers f'Ie
ti(i.tr te onlin t m t
dom inio t,Anr:it.kan itii ta nio
d< ci r.ul erer in foer Frane
h:ltOht t)lrende somett of he favori
wo hi' ire beilng ltowerued i on ho- tow
'Pui liLn ' ce ters of l! thewri :the hWie
shof ened;lut, evehir I til printe1i
evey at d i.tritedt, (atr h'nunhe
sool---ass iaght,ii lilt'y 0sco fou
teiingl( the port of Ch.il; rit nam
innl'er poorChies wat) and lt-n .ceiei
i and no atle,ra in1 azil i groeOan
i ey ir pLag<l.i iT hayiit Iam in tIh
wllowt upe ialofl otie name. Thie11
ofmpires is to borb >l toriher. hoin
Ae ermt'nei.,t ihn ea'e. fn.r aInn eran,il
jl'cat-li 'I ihe 'worbi her li aln l- e xtinl
Antite r i- biuiit i ow lrom (heai-ivi.
t ngill further:I ii it i-iau i endur i Iant
louslmeoe to 01 11 sih. fenc te of tl
gravsng,ar ther ll abie othe Aed
unde yos tho fadted inhcripti a
thler om)o. oThat was thet nay
oi a oman who Mnarle all ithat Itow
The nmgtet ilameesofrte inat
I literature of I ie world, for alroay 1
i is embalmed in the he: bookv, a
there will be other D: Paluys to writ
the "EVdenew( 9 (1f Ciri lanity," an,
O"her Richard Baxters to dc.erihe th
5 Saviour's coniog to jlgllent. Bu
allove all, aid more t han all, that iai
will be elliballied ill lie memory C
all the good of earthi, andi Ill tile grea
ones of heaven. Will the delivern
)bondlman of earith eve; f.rget whi
freed him? Will - hit.<d man u
I earth forget whogave him sight.? Wil
the outcast ofe: t h forgt who broulgh
him home No! N >!
To destroy 1he iemor'y ofi !ao
oIf Chl ist, yoll woll'id have to bitl,,
all the Bible.; and all the churcibes V1
CaI' I. :1d then in a spirit, of univer
1' ar1 nl 1'4o thro-.l lie gate of hav
e w, .11 1 1 p 1 atorvb to the t-emp111c le(u
i owel r. i the pah iei z.ndl1 aite
:d Iml city wV_s Wraipped inl aw! It
Collifilgr:tt il.al, and Ch 1 citizeIns c t
ol m11a gaz(d onIt he ruinl--ton11 theln
they wolhi har t.hat .1ai ill t1hi
th1uw'ler 11 fa'.ling to..r aid th2e era-l
of cutnh.%.wli, Itnd Sve it, ill
. rought i' tihe- Iir.g h I m es oi 1lam1w
..I t he red'-viled to* I hv li-ild (:nt higI
Woi he h:qq!y Nv, asld .-ry )IuL "L,-i
pahItel :lqf hOw m h bilinl, Wk
io u . .-.,c . er :an.i c r. T kn
\f I i 8.3' --',' 4 iin -- .k' ';les 4' h i'n
( w ll y ."'.l 1 11:1 1 l 1 1hrI.
whIwiloo !1 ou m v: him. in: . 1iv! , YO
know he ih a 13 -'.. .
edhim Jvmss or t ho Anl,i"wil One,
M, .he (ih ,or wHill o tzik -:uit
oU h e l aem e Ih hi en . i .oi l
14 rt 11 I( .; ( -ilt of ti 'I I')*,il'&Ir ' , 4I '?
1art b ou l:dinn' lji y.nir3 to ble? 4
WanIId(ring. s')mei day in thec igatrde,r I
o 1G O (, 'd I high he plc,r.: e i.itm11i
u%i i h 1 l -.nal :-plrilngt ide, hi.fil.ite hux
owr o ose alitl lil ni d : Iluralith
y1o m y ol u p) inito his flo t i say
"My NLord, t hou :rt the r-e of Ih:rdu
:d t he i0 : .3 . , -u ( hi valley."
:Ami day, I- a-: oul c. me y Iro! '
erthl totake iT" h:eh I tw livemu
mel t ,!* L 1hiea a Cti or eve i n
levvr, moi the Im- of a isef1d if'
I 'h alll Ieai lol th tremalous and beall
I i fu l, yoll may !Ook 11 1., in. o() *.l :h !.)ce o
Chri -7 and saly: "My Ll"], ho r
I l i Z . 4! 1 1, 0 11' . . 1 n z ' : ~ i i ~ 3 ~ l
ighter 'iiil' .-a -4)11ir the lu nin eil
nel'' er711if.( 'o-I ill v t11(itici li (vcn
risol, hII- that t in I "he si i l
u : ( . i - Irsh of p arl :.u w e am by !
t gobdil andti r4J : i. li-it, :. I. ym
wamler up t 1et rvr,i i to e ri,l t<(
wivre it Hirst tirgie its ilver on tli(
rock, and out oft!- chalices of lovi
you driuJ: to honor a:nd ever!aQtin
Joy,. yu inny look up into Ai :"cu o
'riAant o Iy: "Aly L ord. 11hon
thaoe fou atil of iii: . .ie,"
Smie <davi, walderin: a i,ki th
:amb sll seep inl the( heavi-nly J)"':
1 ures. feaelitig by the rock, reJoicing it
Io presence of ,him who brouh yoi
oU1 SOIt wollish 1 wi4.r4.s i o h,
:epold abOVe, you llay look p11 intl
hlis; loving and wa.il1hful eve lnd !,ayv
"My, .Lord, thou art thle sheplerd Ce
tie everi a 1eting his." -
11,1)t there is another namne yu11 111it,
ecl ect. I will hiagile thlate heavenl i
i dole. E v ve ryI. I h as i i its k i';
Every harp Fai it- harlim Hieavi
has gathered Iu, everythill -: that i
warh having. The treauires of' th1.
w i 010 liliiver4 h:ave pw ',rd ilto iP
nI I,% ut l l' 't I I i. ThIe. r ink- 111l1. 'l
mansions iAL. f eavmn hiHi(. Te oI
sl il !-Z: a1're \% itlh :.plc!<)d ()I IIt donle
of the m pIldes, . i birvish th11 ohg
"trocts i:. i a bla , nd be rellect e1
back on be unrolf lof tile Mwel
11ot , I li t hi bI he n1 oon in i! t 4 ve r
lioi o~ik r.llier 31. illn fln- iit ill'
M' si ill aI i-11 12he val'4)1\ of-(iih nooi
nli't 'no'3(1g isol, to1 t l he ti , lla
14 tohe1 eyis a.vfiom touh bt . Wic
101able r jd 1-.-lor iof .3 hl4' 141 no i 1 :
~ un g th1 iion ti an1.' e ilre ii h.
theI ionit oha nuoi, Iithstand1ing a
nameil4., and Ii f',my jy.n ai name tIIVI be
ti wo syh' iles. I ~s O, co e his <hiy on(
11.ee 14 wl '~'ti r. he ' reis a y hng i J11.,
4i hllng those of. you whol lljare iuf
ther '\ IrnS (unn t ' .: io at1 i ' closei<
'God11 iscgool and11 t tris ins giaciou1,1au
the j lily piritel is110 hrasnotent. Illha
kn. eed bn ono slideo of t he alta)r421 andt:
loe the tex, alfor yo the in:e'al
t
IN AN ErMOITE, AITANNA-Z.
irng l ie t per. . % II e ine e iiit.on --,
PrlbVU6 !1 tilt.~l 11111. I
To re:at Io)r T! (tI to re1,d- . that iz thle
questio?).
Thet nw:ppers tha imako its muad
r sald. S0i1et inies I think a ini had
better swkear oll'atol rnud Jo p"ilifies
'A mil *r s or oteivi horrible thing -
., a. wostic scaidil -110 han411gings or
lyncing ahng aoutthe Irace
11probliN, Mr thei; tf;r %i :a '
rig notihhng !" 1 w* : ex - !i
imligziation or ktf-p Lila i -'
it; al :le vel, I:n . w oi .c ,
11M , Wiho ha:i.'t hear.1 i - , it
I e ilyy him t ,e a.ked i.A th a hn
dlay if C"onlgros had Ilegull I' ship i e
1IiIggertI Al riky. 1t ben wo nm.
kee upC ith! :OwU aI* or~ .A wl gt
li el II : kith aIC no iii~ 0 1. NvMiii.
bl ini . It -ec li el ari living in
--.u en m ' c u r., .. : munr, ket,p
-ti d ani.1 ofi ti d. a p r
te eeall1 i',*a i'' h i
aral s1u .ta"-, I u -4 t 1"k. . Ith y
hoi- ti e dangevr wi : ill so ie
w ill -lip up1t , It- I "I:!: i h t
wrlope 1 .- I0, ilo g pr ll y .,clI with
Ah 3aukeu., ;nww Henry ';llady wa
hli- Boql ii pv( ht ,:a :' I r : elievc
we h avet gi:. '' io-, g .; u. if w
a i khol it. Ill-t it ri i: k ' e
Ilt e m ot o I. t n rthrli re -
l in Iov e v i! h It. hoyi a ni1 ul1 a hi.1
wlhat he .sai d. .lg i Il I I l-.
menv1t11. It i.- ju i, aln (, ,\ .! N l
illent lawe yC l e r i i
lu!:I,l the( It-ot- tit- s fa lng f
thv uye, ofi thj.:: mcn. but Ahey it
tiro t"! (A,1vie l.t i1cli--t all the :aasr
1i 0hi h that ,Ia th -Olltdl was ol,
trial sll( was ' a "kit"t :9 loo acq tie
whll r : v 11 t la for I.:.:, hte,
aijen livekI tile S'ti.t..SiOl. ,. i'lvint
t ion i. ; . hort liv wd, e: gh r a .it i e
while ht abi.e t hi e :--ouIt.h il wim 1i.
Up1 with tho d1.1e :i e . 1;n
1here til ai bigger x Sign ha n t.f'c tgll.
Ti. norihir the - he alred stI* kr
the i .e ub .1i pai a tiw -ie u'=
h:n: R :. tann "llt onaQ , i tQe 1ihi
~ VIia~ i t~ I (avala C v vI 11 naic IC 'Iold11
the 111piio1hei rOr rnader, nr .in-y
.I i i thenm (i : ml i t helli di:, I -ll...!
t i1.111. Til-y ort., a ol d, oggreive
ela:i :11 l n. tit%- an r th ey'.i go i
wrong. I). Plielp i the pretle
of And,,veri-l collego. i s aIle i-,I learne-d
andl nota al Iial an u hi %Natever ie
wrie fr hs apr."Thr Conyrega
iol ist,'' i:i tak., by New Engl nd
~~ 1lllv('' ~ -V \Xl 11ihrCiy iiit I IIX I
- the law an14ie t .S tion . \ai
r ad r., w lV* I i .:'y W . ,ii *m-!I .-.
In a late number of his paper h. ar
ratign.s t he %Aout h a nd mlak es den-l.a:.jds
u i! )U sIIS. HeC I(iCUIe6 ra ' siWeeCh
ais : he "clutiuer.ce of the haiuet,'' as
a "rmarabl sucessonef irr-elevan
la -, th e "tiekling -with feather.i
of' mi,ly a feat0her's weight.'' W ith the
cooInc.-s an,1 the ariogance of' a king
he teClk lu. that We Sho l "rue11 tie
negr."TO I to pha-e b ly I.Isol of 1-k
co or." Al.d thien Iet aotld: "Is Geor
gia doi 'gl hi"g , wc have a riht
to ask? .I it hr v41 "mnd bOr so
ecial Iolivy Wo eOu1 t Iloloredl 'Iti
.ezns ulp to I to vlvel (-)' tht.- r,phia
puence comb(l~"aine Iin.1 fj gremil r-at.k
s' Vi ain11 Xl'overnort I 11l11 o(i al u 4. h '
4.h Ii*l e y(-. 1eil l ie l roit - t11
li volli ((lve 11 10 1.111ie ill' 1 vo~i it n
- iou imy flisn uie and yo.'hlu p.11 fU y
It iipair itng, ol m i:ieor ll w il'C Inel
a ci'V- 1). cotiney hes no iprtinento rii
hanqiet. The North hald jnst as, %,ell
Ilit, wasting their sweeWne.. on tis
g teeion. The ncgroes <lon't wai Lthat
4ort ot'eiiality, ailal 1hey couldeit, get
it if they did.
Andi her. : i-; what Anlofthir. crazY,
cranky ieacher sayi; he is the editor
of I Ie P, ax:1iner, a reat.1K pl ist p R
l,li'h) inc- New 'ork: "No Sloubt
i' ' wo t1 be iesi rale for aill coneerne<l
il the spiri! of emancipation was puish
il11 to it.-; logic.1 hilmall extrelitv, bu11t
t-t lus' ionl i.., canl thle hol t ilitY to
nagaso:i *ln4 ho1 remoeiO''l.'
lie i., ca .i4ieriri g ithe projprivty 0:
thi- dhing, thi.; utu1a,iltal union. W e t
donl't know that h. ; h:tIkerina after
;. liegro wile, ibut 1( i- i.(!atly right now
t > pal-; .1 iaw th:t-wmh encour.' -
the :nt u tinal Ake it legid,
lit u\.;lhi !4 CO, it ;ponil US u I' l h . COIr
th:. h t,ity. llov ir he wa, julst
boly w.u1 4 4 are'I , bui the spieaks for4
Hio:4 i '.-. anil they hear hiiii aind
iii, we. Ii -io- look like ino,t, of the
pioph- wn lorth aio vraniky about,
Iii It ii no roid<ir that tlilcy t
u1qe - 1111i,'y )!. thi queitStionl, for thoyl j
IaNe lit -.: .-o-e<l aui ret-ro.-;ti1 l ; :
mI. \ il a t 0n1 - l:1a.,1a 4 brell ill,
iu bral t . 1 , , thaut it i, at won
b-41 t i n U b . 'y C:-tablibH-hth(1t in
'4)44iiChag arc h
it x a i W- l il'. tu o:t y:. "il i gli Il
Sw 4l y w i 1 lgi- 111 ,ttk (f t
or-'es by v ,xn thek W'ocil of ti;he ra- I
I' an4' tietr-AL-r, iwl ttle lPerclerol :
uni a-- Inne u , w!,! thc n -tg
:i,ami i :-.i o bu 4ker a i~ l t i'sa -i l
You can't .heup o n orthern ai-r
4hat in c tMu-TAr iP111 t 1
Sj.' ,n .' . 4T hl! 1 u1r4all hiora d 4
!ii lvv1,-w it ', itie. 1tielt i; wit-i a
o;d 144 ne 1fr n rn ) .- wift- J'
ll :wd:.y, bi u4no in sol . p -
cy ki.- al:y0 h y andI cvcryllmyti V
Vvery' dayv and cVe ry I;icht At hollic .
. it bro:4i inth chl urch andl out ol
, 1it h 111(l ing he true. It i. taken
r.4 in a ielwr*i.tl lit tle . 1o(ia 4.
1r, .. fron TaI nton,M,.Z., vild is i;e l . v
f lie. '- 41b4 1rV ('l itl 1 1 10
hi p4:4' fC thie' br; intrh atl t
IN'non hwbeeni brokenl up1 by tho c
pr-na' ilu -ki-ain ::1;A h g nll ~ t ratl h
on in ln inl the ch lch at thle II
nehi i;- wew thwit are behl in the v
ao i oary a'Ct) Ighe.t enterlat1r1 en, 1 h e
( l i .o: l llti- M(r. Il \ ) -N sI .t x
-. 1144' 1 t'tp lail1, 1 n11 . . i l i,
ot 11 /44 . 4t4Ur i-4perf 1o.tet 4, ani
-nu l ilwr o! tlit :
n ha". bevn favore.d a t1h. i h0 re
be .i h.,- It.rne' iln"o :.h1 o: u
gin;: umd kinv, hiv d.t"d tw piv hilir
haot .dov. 1, ;m id thOw ul :u l m
4h1t tn i w iition 'without (.11d. t
Tiin* 4 m '4t al! defivil him ani4l burnt i
no:ie t th0 <licor of thlee trh anld i
h!cw aot t iroigh the! kvy
ti 4.' . h11d O'o.-c- wh) were ileil l e. f
thteir. vi. t V,t wv !:li--ky h.)Io Ilve; il Ih i pows
'01 ii to the l i t ilt- chiuirch coller
(ion.s The pascor haid to soam for ;he4
Ahwriflto keep the peace; and ats (ihe
church officials wouhtinl't, pay the
it l ee, -4h asor h to pi y it m 1 pity it .il
Not muchvil - lv'ri. is - lbuti that, i.
ther :. A W: !.t'vc i- aliothei r -' tlil t.ll,
Bumstn IWOabl o 1-,1 week. whivib
.::y . ' iT i: c l ilnil ltve oi n pu bl'
(:4. o4i 'B-t1;I reiort thn't ill Ollp (.1,
Ilic e i(mls a 4o4 hoy'oV hav'o withi h
:t . Illw'1 tit. bevnalr si for t a n
()ii. l l h v :.iruck hi tc-ocher.,uch a heV- a
(if 4W , lvar y k tled, lie'r. A l tIt l4r
boy fouih, hi 4 te n wii : lowidml
hulgeon1 .44we4 feet long. Th4 ree t' he4r t
boysw ki44 1114 eir ( "a ber.,I P:44 i t ' t h r
l e- it 444vo 't' lit' - .l- ' i <i 1i!<:
h lys4 beon ja 44 444)( h:Iot I alled t haI-'.wV y
'ta'. in4 'I iitioll WI AlliLE Iiivre ''4 re4l
thre. othe -choob: i' ha4 t ai. re wore4
44})1,41 i l il1 41 44.44 O li ~ la~4 Oe ti
w'4-1 Ithese ()11u441 t 1)1y(r4 n(I u'aill' per-,.
lI,t a4' wl4 i~ 'il t ol e i 14:44 ho\I h .I'i--11:I
Ii(Iu ' \ 14 aI''4 )14 4Ie ll i iie t - 44 < t) 1'. )ou
4n444 ('4aV4 rIll jt )1 '.r.lia o I' t'I(is a ni
wit il it. 1 4 I uit ' n11)4 tl la. 4:'y ' 44\I
l'lf t1: iat . lei -il -444' S t h ' i41
c 'a )'44 it 114:4i t t h hear,i 4 h4. h 4 -
en : t 1 .~e 41j i a:u 'A t 14) tati : I <- 1
to It 141141 4'. re)4) on 4' ht~' o alit-I.
I al a', - Il a 114:l 14. t Ill I t ' a l l It' buutt: 4411
'1 i44e we: 4' l44;t \'. hieh ill 44'< P1- of
I4lal a14 late l ette to)th' Charle)n4414
1144r1ier, Dr.- 1, he'.'. it 11111t4r1e ( 'on lr
a- e ih hon:11411 it, :un : h i aty ot<er
il)4Chal. ll :n it-r k na r a
TO TIlE COUNTIRY.
PI I E DEMO 'RIATIC CASE STAT1'ED
BY MIt. CA1RI8LE.
'l'ht nu ii u I I .ItLe itn it 'xpet it of I t ite.
iu,i'on E'ontmm iIiney' 14o incrtIies their
olt113 1 ft 1 .
W,I IN('Tox, Feb., . -Mr. CIr .
i,] , p:-epared for publication the I
>qlowi.- - tteIle!It of tie present po
ijin *f th! e lDclocri ic ineiibeArs of
he Hlus. whiolb iA to be Signied by all
f th nii: t
Ok".i'itIy oi, Wilto l~Iegi-Oilatioll, t hat wo f
Thei i,nei i t .ituly to : iin ti a iue cr
v Ipr:-)rett v Of aoiic dour.- e wo have
ike-. Ilialo 111irly licterrnilliedl.
t
I lit loune me eni tedOc 21 orf iDoelnil
Ow vlea oer rei fl of a;r tothe
i i te tle i ti, ,4 th a w
*i o i ; ie '0u y ti s it ai .ri ef ((1 W
i in n f hlie ets'rul-S I oI re ti atll
.e propriet of tht ore w avceil
'llliayh laily tie(Cl m comil
Atill lt . an wtllva;.
lii.he lione me on the '.bjlcof Ien 'en
!.1 I, i d pletoi hlw ttl uo lli.edr
lib rit' i bl .t1 ' e.u ie tIyo ba reuolt
hin pai ihe 'I lila,ie npteakeri was I
t tori/tdig tiw ar t I - n i p'oin t \
,1 e ' c l i t k e li ( of fh e in t rI eid I
'i.i -:11ictioll 'Th ul ' -oni ittec ll o i t i
iis. te \l i c hie a li' avti I
'ivok-11 ii-t, I ho rtlti,; 01* luvilbi-Ise to .
Atilo.11 110.11.vI tw Il(-fIrll; ha gve
lit aii e i, Ilm io it il it l 'e n i li' . -
, a:i >niod, it (':it et e t l report j
't.i th al ec. t expipi,
'ohOl' h te c ,on a i d iit ninth he irollv t
Cadi MP4tio h T icomiten on it'- c
i N nh. a,>un,e w kal Ie e re a t a d
: iheln b tie rh..;h T' i lner ha, i
Altl:tiy le) r ly ) h wo even 111 live u
11C till' iiat'es atferriii Ito it, iexcett
be parti li'iin' oil te til of 1)ic io
a 1;b0en I i te to t-co n e t its I'vio s
1,0111e 1,1 Wtion nV 1 lt- o .5\.e-101 d
61 a (1, 1 00 iih i i i t,ll nel ofi li - I1
li .e m ic M it i iii its reee e liuw,v.
Then 1\uti tI vic ll I I' t, oni lr -
Itiiof. im librc ivhiiv , al I 11ii i e t t
ir"'.i t) rit .l WIl S t'ir i 111 thi , v
lthe Asaicnitu 10.1 c a t prl een -
ut, or political convenition ill wvinihih
Slitt ir- t atll l his partsisllsi have
i hl . COw rol ofaill rock:eedilgs'. No
niell-ur,4 car -vt befrore, the Houtso fr
ti)n mideratioli unil a es Ihe SpI aker
Llhoo.ifs to allow it to be presented,
Lud member-s have itnimans of know
ng inl advancc what, they are to bo
ltiittd oil to d(isu.is or deicidev. T his
s the fir-t tine ilu r ) llhitIIiktory that it
lev lig 111. a)t tk,uiilp(oid to t riii lanict,
aliesFor Itilly colnsiderl-) per-iodI
iho I ah( 'i b 4r <e', of rilMe ) p --
411ibilig (the ov,ior of' its, procewedill
tul I ili'a ieilli'. allt iejnustice
' iii ,Il 't'.4 niIl oin ll 1111 attelmpt have
w,Il orCiul de , e d ill the present,
lw'i .s i o 11 i A 11-.(li i
uiiTii ialer hs o tely duingth
.hioiai' exli~trao liintry turo 'heslf re-h
litellto n e t illtlan ltr io
101:fliiihat h e rIv. e:1o lUl'igni/.efd ax
I liii:l-it s'~ ot' .-i e iroli bi'oVt-l'ien
ve 'i( hell lilae t.o upI;1 rgthirs Vili
>'eeihon, hej :1ei efi (. l ( o )'u iliit lucil
e tio to the t'i o sie . in y et hit0 ar''
I ie ra li it ies ltist ined inls ltinev Ilu
wance'rb ls SOhai a quoim h~ic i has
'olsite] tito llak sof diritenaryi here
tlh e rec gil -i/.W 'l it i i the (le1ad
hl af'thes fi'ellarectite :S tilet]pl Ia
roteiItd 'ltio cast e beitfi no brought
be itel io l'i i ie r tlion, a.i"l, WOI'k
be i| ofl it he tyinI, eatte himl ot p
cl ilg:n thati t i Spaker contlary to haw
d hoig's tblui. iii lile, filill 1il
he' 11 i file 1her not't V eti iitidel e w iga
Rioui fiadii rdi l to. tak u plI the
prih Wastel ao th a ut pie thol
VidgUe. Wil rieedt
TIE RACE PROBLEM.
%xCovernor Bullock, of 4;eorgin, valmlF
Conpoldern the Came.
To the editor of the New York Press:
n your able editorial of the 12th, "Re
pect for Liwful Methods," reference is
,indly made to myself by name, with a
iuotation from a recent card of mine
mblished here, demanding that the con
rolling elements in our communities
xert t1emslves to prevent mob violence.
ommenting upon my objection to new
ederal election laws for the South, you
ay: "Ile has so far not even expressed
iv willn;ness to ree a r:o-lle act for
he use of the Austrrlian ballot reform
y!,e'm in electing members of the ILusu
f lepr(..ientatives placed ou the statute
ooks." etc. Permit me to say at once
hat I now "express a willingness" for
ny statito on that line that is to bo un
rersal in its application. I believe,
urther, that it is within the power of
ongress to provide the manner in which
ienhers of a State Legislaturu shall
e elected when such members are to tIe
:led upon to select a United States
enator.
The power (if federal authority over
hi4 subject has never been questioned by
i--. I Iive toubted and still doub, Ine
A'-y of a Iepublican Congress alopt
,or ILVen yo posing Ppecial sectional
a:wl ationior the pturpose of overe)min,
Slcged isuppressiou of ti oe clreI
C. last experience sbould zatily
,,ciy one that if such an tvil ex.;tr it
am!int he overcomno in this way. Such
Lislation si)lidifies the w i'ec hce in
wifTerenci to the civil aid politic;.l
igtlis of Oh blacks. If the whites be
ieve that -;. blacks are the special
J of ie nation, they will feel ro
eved of the duty re6ting upon them as
itizenn in their several communitieg to
nforc and maintain the negro's civil
nl poihtici rights. Again, previous
lections following efTorts by Congress in
hki direction have shown that the peoplo
f the North did not favor this character
f legislati.>n, and the Republisan ma
>rity in Congress was lost.
llelieving, us I do, that the lepublican
olicy on ail economic issues is best for
he prospetity and upbuilding of this
Liction of oir country, my purpose is to
0whatever is in my power to retaila
hat party in national control. One effort
i that direction Is to advise against
ivasures th:a will accomplish no bor.
cial rc:;ult here, inil are not approved
y the buires sentiment of the North.
(nn s:i) without egotism that my ex
irienc on these issues has been Icon
iidelrakble. More than twenty years ago,
muing;v cxecitive term, the Legisla
ire tif his ite decided that the negro
I no t t to hold office, and expelled
d it, colored ti mibers, over thirty 'in
iunber. Again-t this I protested to tio
egiilt ire at tie !ine and subsequently
,arried the caN. before Congress by
iicmnorial. The re.ult was the adoption
if the fiftteulli i'nendment and the re
itoration of the colored men to their
weats. W have also had here the ex
pc ieuce of unlimited federal authority
Ind federal forces at elections.
In the light of this experience, sup
>lemented by observation during the
,ears which have intervened, I most
letnily assure you that the only hope
or a complete, perfect and willing ac
luiescence in and support of the black
nul's rights as a citizen is to be found
>y putting the responsibility upon and
wiving the duty entirely to the organi.ed
:omnniunities in which lie finds his home
mid earns his living. The statutes already
imcted, both State and federal, are
uinple. The danger to republican insti
utionus hei o, as withl you, is from open
nig thne ballot box to ignorance. The
':olem" is how to gct clear results
rVim muddy15 sources.
I d~ers of all parties have approv id
le Ausntnan ba!l, refor m system, and
shecre tried in this country thu experi
neat has been suCcessfuil. Trhoro can be
~o good reasonf uirged why Congress
hioubll w-t pirovidle an election law to be
ied ill all national elections, uniform in
dl tile States. Ilut do not attempt one
'ytem) for Georgia and another for
Massachui'ettu. I would go further in
ioin g thle "p'lrolem, " viz: that Con
,ress prooe an amendment to the een
iitittion, that from and after January 1,
Il'Ji0, no person shalli vote in any terri
tory of the United States, or in any SR Q,
who cannoat read thle :onstitutio'n of the
.nitced SLates in the Haglish language,
an i has not paid all taxes legally re
riuiredl.
Commenting tupoin the coiward'hy out
rage of whnien colored mer um recently
beien snbtjected inl this Staso and in Booth
(Carolina, you say: "'The l'os eAweou' be
mtore hopeful for thn Souith if all thle in
tellige:n"t adl respectab)ility of it agreed
with ex-be vornlor Bullock. But such is
not thle case. P'rivatc advices from1 liar n
well, S. C., representing the highest poe
iiible sour1 ces of Sounthern culture and in
formation, show a tone of justification of
the lynchling andi shooting. * * *
Tile 1'ressi will let ex-Governor Bullock,
a Southerner and an opponent of federal
in ter ferenete, answer that p)loa." Thanks.
I dot not feel called upon to answer that
piea. Tlherc is no just,ification for unlaw
ful methods. But I am confident you
arte mistakeni when you assume that the
"'intelilgence andi respectability," of the
South do not agree with me in fav'oring
the suipremacy of the law as against mob
1 contdently assert that there 18 not a
man of that class in Georgia wiho will
pulicly announce t hat ho approves or
comndts mob law. If any famlt lies at
our dloor it is that the '-in' niligence and
Ses pectaility"in the',variouis communities
dlo not take c'oncertedl action to nmaint:un
tihe mal:j'ty of theC law. 'rie governor
c-f South Carolina has offered large re
wardis for the arrest of the inhuman
deshperadoes9 who detied the law. Th'Ie
governor of this State has been equanli
dliligent, and be'th stand ready to sup
port thle courts andI the oflicers of the
law with thre ruilitia when necessary.
What more couhll "'federal interferbace"
do ) Rue'ts B. BLLocK.
It is one peculiarity of the New
York Mall and Express tha6 Its edi.
torial columrn is always top)ped with
a qulotation from the Bible. Under
the qulotation, is a paid advertisemenb
d isguiisedl as a leading editorial. Deacon
Shopulard is doing rouch to elevate
journalism by comblinn business
with morality-Bible quotations with
I)aid-for )u fTs,