The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, May 22, 1890, Image 1
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PULPIT.
Tie Rev. nr. T. )tWitt Talmugo 'ronches
on th(" btwnsion of Our Lord Fron tJe
Moun: . Olives.
After r:adiug appropriate passages I t
of Scripturo, and the usual prayers 1
and musical exercises, Dr. Talmago a
preached the following sermon, in 1
the Academy of Music, Sunday morn
ing, from the words, "Lift up your s
hieadis, O ye gates; and bo ye lifted up ii
ye evediasting doors; and the King of V
Olory shall come in." Psa. 24:7.
In olden times when a great con
queror returne( from victorious war, s
the people in wild transport woul( t]
take hold of the gates of the city and I
Lift then from their hinges, as much g
is to say: "This city needs no more 1
gates to defend it since this con(juer- w
or hats got houne. Off from the hmu- ti
" ges with the gates." ])avid, who hl
waS the poet of poets, foretells in his a;
own waty the triumphal entranlco of s,
(.luist into heaven, after His victory ih
over sin and death and hell. It was 1:1
as if the celestial inhabitanits had 1:
said: 'lere He comies! Make way t
for him! Push back the bolts of di- a:
imtoid! Take hold of the doors of si
pearl am hoist them fron their iin- o
Let ,f gold! Lift ui) your heads, () ,
ye gates; aid )e ye lifted ip, ye ever- I
lasting doors; and the King of Glory 1
-sll cOme il.''
Amn)11 the muotun1taiis of Palestine i
n) o1e is mllore uplifting than Mounli
Olivet. 1t wl tiL pi)(r)er'oration of our (
liord's iilstry. On the roof of a Ii
Jiou:,e in Jerusnleii I asked, "Which y
is Olivet:' and the first glance cran s- ti
lixed( me. But how shall I leserihe w
my emotions, when, near the (lose of d,
11 journey. in which we had for two e:
nights eciaimped amid the shattered
imasonry of old Jericho,m1idl tasted of
the aeril waters of the Dead sea, that
eryst iii sareopLigus of the plain, andi
waded do(wln in)t.o the (l ) an(i swift
Jor<h it to baptixe a l,ain, and visited A
the u111) of the hous3 of Mary andc( ti
if:tritia :in Jaz:Lrli, wo 1ttnd(1 our- d
selv'es in stir, :s tuil Ol a liorse, ft
.Lat1wred1 wvi t the 1ln~ andt ditlicuilt s:
WILy, tea-ending iMloimt Olivet. Oh, g
that 3olemn111 and suggestive ridge! It
is a lite-stone hill, a mile inl length
an(l thr ce hund d(l leet high, and
Lweiity-seven himitlred feet above the I
level of the sea. ( )ver it King ])avid f<
lied with a broken heart. Over it si
Pt mply led his dlVast ating Ihst s. N)
11ere 1 it.e 11amoUs i -i Tenth1ii Iegioln I)uilt o
tlh(eir ba1 [eres in b)e si(get)(elt. Ihe Ii
gar(dei of Gethsemane weeps at time i
fost of it. Along the base of this b
lull 1iash1d the laiternsi andl torches au
of those who c'aIe to arrest Jesus. I
Froi tl' t rees 01) this lill the boughs J
were toiii off anld thrown into the d
path of Christ's trimthillhal )ro(eio1n. d
Ui l) land down thaii.t 1o1( Jesus had 1n
wiialked twi:e i day frot Bet1hany to A
Jer-us?1al0), andt( fro it (Il u11011m to s;
1tlmiai;. 'I'!Tere, again itd ag tin, t,l
I1 haditl taught I [i;i disciples. H all s,
wiy up this louint He utt1(d 1 His s<
lameitation, "O Jerulsallm, Jertisa- t
let!" ]!'roi its heights "Jesus look n
llight holiewatrcd whet ie hal linishi- m
ed His earthly mission. 'Theie is ni
nothing iore for him to do. A s:tc- o
rilice was needed to make peace he- s:
tweeni the recreimt (ear.1 th ad the .1
outraged hea2ven), and1( lie had oll'ered t
it. Death needed to lbe conquhIered', h3
and He had1( put his resurrect ion foot w
upon)1 it. Tfhe thirty-three yearsH of u
volunt ary exile had enuded. The d1
gran1lde.st, t(1eeet, miightiest good- n
bye ever hema'd was now to be utter- il
ed.
On Mount Olivet Jesus stands in a s
group of Galilee fishermen. They i
had bleent together iid many scenes' (of I
sadness5 am11( perscultion anid had1(
been the more1' endeaured by that
brotherhlood of suffering. They hald
exp)ected Himl to sta1y unit il the day I
(of cor'ona1tion when He wvould talko ]
the earthly throne antd wave a Heel)- p
tre mightier, and rilo a dlomiion 1.
wider, thanii aniy Phharao1h, than11 anty 1
Caesar. But now all thiese imlticipa- f,
tionis collaps1)e. Ch ist has given His 1.
la1st advi1'ce. Heo hats oll'red hlis last v
s1ympathLfy. Hle has spoken His last r
wvord. H is lu311ls are'( spread1 a15:n-t as-3
a hbenediction1, whi(n Aluddenly the y
of a11 f.he w~orldsM is shalit 1 ('rIl. .1
Iis the law wlli(ch, 3;inle the worlds 2a
were crea02ted(, hldds thiemi tolget her.e
it, is thle la1w which holds everiyt,hingi c
fr m earth , retur nis it; the lamw wh h
keeps1 t.he plaet 1wiinIg aroun (
other' systemxs, and1( all the systemsii I
whirling ar'oundo the thronie of (God
the la1w is suspende( 1(d, or re'1lxed, or
brIoken , to let the b)ody of Jesus go.t
Tlha2t law had laid1 hol of H an thir
ty -three years'5 before1, whient IHe d1e
hi m but once, 2and( thait whe('1 it . ]
el1ine(d to sinkI H1imi fr'om thue to~p of<
the wave's on Lake Onlilee, oni whieb
Hie wal1ke'd, to the bottom of th lii
niow give way to Iiml wIho n1id(ih I (I
law. It maly hold t.he other'1 starlS,
bult it c'annot loniger hold( the M~orn i
inIg S'tar11 of the I{leempltiont. It may
hold the nioonday 51un, bIut it ennnl1ot I
hiohl fhie suyt of Iiigh2teousnes's. TIhie'
finmge'rs of that law arie a11bou to open(i ( 1
to lit, go the mos11t1 illu~str'ioui iingI ig
the wVotld haid (ver seen1 and w'hiom I
it 1had( wvorst mtaltr'eat'(d. rThe st.onig
est lawv of nature which phtiloso pher1s I
overi weighied or measureil'(d mtuist at
1last give way. It will breatk betweenl I
the roek oIf Olivet and the heel (If(
5hrist's foot. Wateh it,all1 ye dlise'i
ptens W~atch it, all 11he ('arthI! \Va1 chi (
4t, all the hel(avemsi! (Christ iii !out 10 1
leave thislanLlet. H ow?lis;friends
wvill not consent to hamve him go. His.<
enemies catchjing him1 w~ould onIly at- I
ti:nmnt he' nnothe (iJal ' to pu i
iii into 801110 other tomb. I will
ell you how. '1'ho cheiin of the muost
relenlous natural law is ulinked.
lte sacred foot of our Lord and tho
tmostono rock part, and part fore ver.
Loaning back, and with pallid
hooks and up)lifted eyes, the disi
1h's see their Lord rising froin the
olid earth. Then'lt rusHling forward
hey would grasp His feet to hold
fi1 fast, but they are out of reach,i
udi itis too late to detain Hin.
ligher thin tops of the figtrec flroin
lichi they had pluked the fruit.
li;;her than the olive-tre('s that
hIaded the Iount. Higher until lie
1 within sight of the Bethtlehetin
'hero Ho was born, anI d the Jorudini
'hero he was )atptized, aii(l the Gol
otha, where he wits slain. Higher
util on stairs of fleecy clouds He
Lops. Higher, until into a sky blu'
lan the lake that could not sink
[im. He (iHappoars into a sea of
lory whoso illlowing S1leldors hide
[im1. T[he fIsyherr1en watcht amn(
'atch, wondering if the law of na
nre will n1ot re-assert itself, iu lie
.all in1 a few niinutes comi back
aiu, 111( they shall see Him do
eidiiig; lust His scarred feet com
g in sight, then the s('arred side,
et'nl the scil'r'ed rluOw, 111 they nuy
tke again lis scarred hald, iut
10 muoluents pas by, and the hoiii's,
1(1 no app e:araice. Gone out of
ht of earth, but( come within sight
h Ieaven, And ri::iiig still. not wel
n id1 b on)01uig(lic ('11011 like tho;e
ho <rie (h'rist ts Iughit s'5co .1', i'
in down, halt all ht"aven turns out
greet Hiin home, and lie teuipds
tVc' ospecial allthini, ai1s1 the prala
-S ('ip('cial b;:u1not, 11111 thesh-'cet.s ,
;1ecial thIronlgs: and a1ll along he
ne to the foot of the throne, for
'ars Vaated( but aigain1 to be tiikeni,
iere are archics lifted, and banni is
aved, an(1 trunl))ets soundel, and
)xologies clattedl, 1nd c'oroet5
tst dovn.
''The :,ng Is t hronug'di Ills i is i i,t 1u hees,
Ant tItorc Ilin1 In III' I hrc i,.
Ti n a weplt I' t':r '4nldi("It :r"', Sill ,u iJ.
It WiS the gr:eatst dla' iii htav ii!
s lie goesI up the It'ie- of the 11ihtone
at thir'ty-hIir(' yearS n bitre Ito alb
i:t or our ulv:uitt: ag;, Ui're riss
out all thte hOS15s1 ofih'aVen a r.houi,
tinily, cherubli(', sraphie,ru, a :t1 .1
i'lie, "Inlelujah! A.maei!"
"'I g!tnh-tn 'r f li've '.,tutn d1''r huuort'1 sl :.
'Thl .niu of t.hIy) lcry .s:ml tiI u 'er be forg.'
No wonider for i' at 1l'tst ou'('rt
uandred years the ('hiir'ee('s Iave,
>rty) days afte ' Iist('I', kept. A\s'een
oil (lay; 1or t he lessolis air'e irn( st iii
>iiirig :uut glorious. It ttakes iu("h
the uncer1tatintty out of -the idca of
avoln, whel frtnit Olivet. wV0 soc laI
liau 1iat.ture 1s('nintilg. 'TII(' Stulle
>ly thtat 15 froiin .Joeph's 1olib
eeiided froit M oiit Olvet. Our
muaun nature is iii hieaven to lay.
ust as they Iul sio('en Christ for fort y
tys, lie ascended, heal, face, shoul
or's, hiuids, fot, :tutl the enltiro lmi
nII1 or'.uii1sni1. Hunnllity' ascendedtl
hi, htow ' <)S<'ly hat k('eps Ch iri t in1
'iiptthy with tito who itn slill in
i' strutg~gl'! AsetI-d t'au's, I1a(e
-ar's, ha:nti s-aiu s, fet-el s:',s, shoal-le'
'ia's. That will ke('p h tiut in Ui''ord'(I
'ilth all the suitlei'iig, wit illl 11ho
eary', with all th' iintp.sei-uptn. N:
10re ii lit at spirit nhw.' thant a bodly,
0 mtore of henvoen thau ruth. Thiost'
I the olestial inlIutliii ants whoi("verl
twt O111' Vorhl, nOw walk tr'otunt
[iia aind learni fromii [is11 phyica ('iom0
mrl soniiethiing of whatt 0(ur race1 will
0 wvheno, ini the1 resurr1l(ect in, hea'~ven'
'ill have in101iicuted1 a boies~ as well as5
neoun1te (d sp iriits. Oni Ast'enion~
ay Hie liftedI Hiinis(l tihrough the at-<
iosphiere of 1 10tine iiutil, uidi t lie
'as the only be'ing iho world ('701
tw who (could lift IHlinislf. Surely,
me le'sser' d(eed (If lift ig us.
"No staru goe's dlown b.I'2, ('linh ta111 anithi ky,
No sunl sts here exscept io rat on huiah."'
Christ le'ads us all the way; thrimouigh
lie bright lionur, for lie was borni ini
kethilehiein: Ithrough b ioyh ood, for lHe
cees, for' He. (endure'd t he out rage's (If
hel selchr(' e, for lHe lav t hret e dahyvs
ithin its dikened waells; thirouigh
('5urreco't ion, for thle solidt 1.anionr
'ani(ed Il im as lI' I nhl the II
kies; thrioughi thle shningu~ ..ates, for
eclimi. Aiil litre is a giat ify'ig
onsi'iderait.ionI thiutt y'ou l'1i nee thouightf
*f: WVe will -ae( our11 I. d just as I he
)hivet. We shall set lItim as lie look
d oni thie road1 t o Eniunnurs, as liIe
ilem, as HeII was t hat dary (of valie-h(
ry~ on t,he ridge fromi which tie
Wunlg i' 0 the skies. I tow muihl we
I wasi1 r'eatding of a nuin ornuij blind.
1 I was niirriii('( I I one' whol t ok tare
>f hinu all I host' ye'ars of darkneills-. A*
urgeon (saidt~'' tohim "Iaho canti hiemovel
ha't blndnegh," anio bie <'\li Iis
o iheis ,a who inmev'erl bIfor h:it "'tln
rhos aru l ihe(I wast lin :ahnirIation f
een bfor iet'n1o appiai'ed' tohim.and
VI' washz it,ar :of rhat me whn hei
13lil)ly cri'd ot:w tti " J uhv ais I
if- askeird (in se' the Tnelt when
n1; showi1 mel' ithe docslt 'itor.'W e
secretary, and a boibshell fell into Lo]
tito rool, anl thu secretary dropped a(
his pen and 8ttempte1 flight. Charleis I
taud to hii: "Go on with your wri- thu
t.g! w;at has the bolnushell to do it v
with the letter I am dictating?" If the Iol
iasc(nlided (lrist be on our side, n1oth- us
lg should (iSturb us. up
'our fello'-w:e terer yet. retaia jor
A feIuow,fee: . i' 1 t.r pains, .l
Amlt ltl 11 c u 1umi ., .. iStr(
Iils t(:tr,. I ai . a onI leti.a ..i , , .
you
I am so glad that Christ broke i i i
mat iilid law of gravitation when He Ain
shook ofl froni lis feet the clutch of cap
Mout Olivet. People talk as though "Yc
'old iron, uIsymlpatlhet.ie, natural law mtla:
-onlt rolle(l everytlting. The reign of dlov)
aw is a nut.jcstie fling, but the God to tt
\ho llt(l it hits a right to break it, tool
ni agaiu n(t again hits l)rokcln it, ask
stnd( atgaiin 11n(1 again will hreak it. A nes
law is only God's way of doing I lungs, wit]
tid i I1' chooses to (1o thPm i so1i 111 u
)1 1h1r way, H-e has a right to do so. A iit
law i:; not strong enougl to shackle 00)
lhe Ahntighly. Clri:t broke botanti- for
'i law vlhen1, oin Monday Inorhning the
in .llarch. on the way front Betltly age
o 1Jerusalcun, by a few vords Ie kee
urned a fulll-leavetd ig tree nlto a wL1
iich ss slick. IIc broke ictithyologi- Tlh
-al law when, without antynatural in- for
lu('(ltIt, H1' swng It great school our
)1 islh t to a i)art of Lake Til)erias, of ti
vh i te t llp Iisihr(1 tien had cast their iit
o1tS foir (igh1t or t('n1 111'S without b)ro
be c:pturc of a mi11nIow: and bymak- of i
1314 a fish help pay the tax by yield- kee
Ig ft)m its ILt ih a Itoallnt) stater. v\er:
itrst, Irloke thu law of storms by the
ompellmiug, Wit I a vord, the itligered P>ut
wit to hush ifs f'renzy, and the winds iv o
(o quit their b lovw\ing. He b :oke lien
oologic:il la\w wthenl lit' made the sic
levils pOSsess fite swiie of Gadara. nt.
Ile br,oke Ihe law of ec"on1onlics wheni mu
IIe u:ale ('enouglh Ib rtad for five tlous- you
etcl 1)('>le Ut (if live iis0uits that. hia
vald not, (05rd1iar ily have b)Ce pi:ti
Iosulh for ten hf te lmngry. He and
I>rOlw intellt'ectu:il law w"hen, hv) a 1on1
v\-onI, I I- hil(n e a1'(( mnt tiatt into Pla- dl:t\'
iditv. ie broke plysioltogical law
.iitwn, ''y : t(,ucth, lI1( s1t it;lh tned a
\5mnIl wUl\ho, fi'or ighitect ye:trs, had
m1( n h1(n11 abllI, (IUbtil(', atnd wrhten
l l put SIi1n1 uito fit foot of it I
mitedtl 1J:t.::[Its, ad when, wf.ithot
nsc'dicii'. l ie gavR'e the lyiig girl bkel
in health to the Syro lltnician by
nol her, andi(1 when H' miade the pala- t h
tinl holtt(' of flie nollciiait resoitld
It;iin w\ith the 1:aughtcer of%in; restor
ed boy,:andl wheIn, wVithouit kn1if( o,- the
>):tIt11ry. IHIe set enal ('tel (y(Ms to )u
weintg :gtill. :133t1 lth' drum of deaf nli,
1':t's II) viii'at iiaL . ~1,tuaint, and lt'h nu'rvs t
>I' paraliy:'td Itrr1>; t I ibrilling t a gain,
un(1ilthe w\hen inl leavinlg thcet'ath1 )l
1I(' dti'd all fliw abtliOtisphie'1 law\' altl la
>hy1Siok,''iral law, and( tlhttlaw whticht\\
Ias in it" withles and1( cables anld g i
h1"rs ('niou1glh to hold ie universe
iwI law\ of grav-itatiion.
'_the(Crist who p'oved himlosel
as m:mty o("(asiOnIS, muid cspcciatlly I
-il la t., si, upt'rior to lat, still live:
1i (t''V dty, i)1 anst5W'1' tO plitr i 31
it (I nft t het wo1 in \lrld, j :i
>v 1 ri 'in ihe h3w
bu,lin)g to:lay ;on the Asnisiontth
wa1k of uI nOIl Oli\:t 1 at glaulte nIi st
-d It th: fe'in' ge-dt(, the last I)1t
ges m Ca(iis! ' tv'er ni:nde. "le tli(
liftd u s h lie 115 l'as aitl blessedi
hem'n,'' satys the inlsp iredl n'c"ountt of ln
>ur" Lo (I's d'a):ri' tir. I1111 50 glad
!le lifitd up H11is lu:uidts. ies.ttresflt
it h It is ligei' . e wro'te on1 the
le Id"t thit ff.eeIshhindl mae Sitatn '-.f
gtst iii tofI t'ndennlt3ii1 tim when'i lHe 1
said, ''W\oe un31to you Phiaristees 311nd
hyi.t'rlt es.'' bit. His latst ge'sture,
1 fis (Olivet.it' gestutre, is a gt'st urt of
b:-ned(it'tion0. lHe lifted ull His
h:aids(1 :u133 lessedl thiem. H is 'i''''
31v3 ext eialed, :131 1th3 I)almsl oIf Lsto
tlroppetd3 beniedicfti u31(1m Olhive if :
h editieon ldpm o Paetie,ineie- atwi
t
thle star t, 3)1 a1 ('3313 o1''1 f itaw, and13 a1
a sf131ar1;3 but'enedittionl! Asceninli
.i I il bineaf th lit' saw on onie side111
ft' he IItleln m when-'t t hey put Ililim 4
::mong31 fihet' ('31 l, 3133d C~alvary'~ (on fthe 14r'
other1 sid ', where t hey Jltt Hbim Pit
:nn31 ng fih'e lihi'ves. As ftor as tIl'hei"1
e etUed :331 inh-n'isiil visiton of' the ('il
~e lt' Hewas5 so farn' i Iwty ('o1uld no3f
loniger' hte:ul IIis w<wids, Itey saw fte .
1451st' (ef fit' tsprendt't3 haliis, ft' 11
f-tIde fodayi. 11 is blenedhition upont
Ilwe worbl's lt'ies, nd t'5 1 wy f1t'~ a.e ~
('lumg31ing, 31333 will ke.ep (13 elaminl'
Illfi llt' a11 moIlsphere sliitl h' at tomi
('hiction 3upon1 fte dest(3s till fley
:un if yllw wvift h)' anowIsli andf enwrnbie
'rnoiiits fill lhey'V bect'l mort le .plSt
and11 lhunnm33It. I'lilteditin upo fIt
lI 3'eijt tI ion up11 thte wtole earth IiIIni
t ili t uo~ Ituilin is an 313(livet of
t'onseent'ion 1,:nnId everyv lako a. Onl
slud11 wa'3lk. Oh)I, I akt the bIeedition(11u
(If his uiardIon3, smners'i' younig, Sliers 131'
tIhandonei. Tl ke the benede litn' f hi-'1
113''is 3' fri,115t all iIe brokein heatli
m31'h3-r1 hiln lsnwat, :1un( priovation
3di(et'i, llt yet ik beds. whlet 314hr1. un
hiod a bne d eat ioor ti1 131tei'adlys ly
for tearth and.'.for heaven, a1 benedio~- 'd
the last gestureo of oiur ascending tki
r1.. "An1 ie lifted ill) 1 liailds
Si)e,cd them."
d our attitude tlo Nllniot Is it
elenehed fist or the open palh? I8
rath or is it kindness? is it dii
im or iristian111Y (lod giv('
hlle grace of the opeii 15ahu1, Op1n
viard to get. the benediction, op'nl
nw\ard1 to pr1onlouncc anede
. A lady was )aicsing along a
et and( 5uddenl11y ran11 against, aL
el bioy, :111 site said: "I beg
1' par1doni, m1y )oy, I did not m1ea1n
in against Vo(; l v111 \'eiy sorry.'
i the boy took off the piece of a
lie Illul on his leadl mal said:
u lave iy 1str(ling, lady, and you
run agmi1 m1e anditl lcitock lmle c"lear
"1; I won't ('arc." And turning
comnra(le lie said: "That nearly
m11e ofl' my feet.. Nobody c'eer
id iny parding before.' Kind
4! Kiulnless! Fill the world
1 it. There has always been too
-h1 of disregard of others. Illus
^'d in 1ii:il), ill Elglallit, wlen i 5, i
acres of iii:tshc'les w'ere (lrainite1
health 111(1 for c'rop-raisillg, and
SPortsmen deftroyed the drain
w\"oi'k I b(01ase they want(d to 1
) the marises for lit11 tin1g groids,
'o Ihey could shoot wild ducks. 1
sam11,1 s('lfishmess in all ages. Oh,
kindness that would make 1
life a sylpllhonysuggesti\ve of on1.1
1e Inciene'lt banquj(iets whiere \"Very
Ig wIs set to ILUsic, the Iilat('s
Light. in amd rm('nuoved tothI'e sound
IUSi(", t mlot.ion of t he em'vers
p)ing 1im1e to ti" mtlu8it, thec ('oil
IntHi1n liftinug amnl <boupping with it
risiml tld f-dlhig of th e imuisic.
,1lmiead( of the mu11ic of :mt ('ar"th-1
rei-(':-tr'aL,it\o1 11(1 w u he luicsi' o I a
venly c"harm1, our' wo:dlth lu nu
)f kind tllought.s, our shis the
ic of1 helpful deeds, our sltile the
;ie of encouraging looks, our
tl an1d old age ihe first :i last
s (f nm11si' conducted by the
'ced h:o;id t hiat was opened in love
spread down w: id in be'iedictii(a1
)livet ic ii "ights o AsceiIsion
"Ily it i W a is:(y n.,n0 ever t I1,
( l isl ulisonal(', to (lhe I-(uo 01 (;iii.
7(tiu('C('0(1 I r . Itan(iall.
.i0llard; a'UX has I l1 IIO11i t 1(na (
acclii1illI.onl )l:i ie canidt 0te to till
vllcan11cy cau1se1 by the (th0:1.1 of
11u10 J. Ram(lall. 1 iehLmrd \VauX
born ill 1811;, and (1 a(lulitted to
ha' w'ion vI \n('Jity yeahs of' age.
ii ion 1 h1 e -tefl(l as scta f' l K a(
Aiiericuii legal i<u at lIonhli.
Was el'ct('( May1 V( n' (of' Ih'lela 1
t onl the )eimnloraLt a' t.i(k't. in 1 ' u
served ot' 1(11rm. Ie ha14 al
is been a ictalwai'I I)em11ocrat:t ali
oularly know In '"I5 a1 ))in-bn of
boui'bons."
' -' -a-n.
t is intt("nded( to 00enre the ad1di
Ll , 5.l)U.U of o\\l's )iF tair c:af
stock by Sil bs('ri)lioil, lthe I irst
)Ul,l)I)0 was s('cr''ed, and a sub
11iite lus 1)(11 a)poinif('dI byv
wa's and anl(':lIt commiitt'e t(
ft 1 811itabl le ft' mI i of subiils1'ipin('11
nk tol ie re p1o e to Il llt i'Iung if
c111111 iitt ee. The issuing of' lbon is
L part of If ih liilumcial sem01ue out -
't before tle eolt'i tli Ieis of lol .
Sw11 loe lt . A .ortio 1
Ii in:meejsto i'e fr, i hillloia ii
)iite'sarcit a grt deisalf i'\ati
fiun )e iitheL sa'~let of nativ ies
eh is 'expecti~d hto brig atlast
7,00 waiu s eais and lye aoud
littlea she~ tla h is inx Woill ien
a c<ndite if ai sii fr it'e thought,
A lh n tGi,1). tin.i' la
Ai livt 1ust rlurned from i a vi'i
Thurnum, anid haid is 'ln' om
iihi. Hits hal is h oltvel and
heart i as warm as uevr wuts h'
'littte shakyion fhiis iits. i~~lbliss
tit'No.'5 othinwul lsoii ad temp
'm' votie ouulif a Demonratie nat in
It'nven ti. ' liie willizes he i
ie lifeiHisehomiglif ie i aver
>fpyo imf, l dotsmn sflyo
'id. stsiids th e'at i loikd upii
is Oo to daytfheif a hle i hvews heii
'tdflt. Undersitd m,i ilt know ie af
isinal~' w.arm frihnds, Gdi blss
hol iut toda heuiiI seesii'ti ae
enitmis, and his oiioni an:l
'k aeiael sti ught l y i wni woi'
'i byi1iuk'. I believe lo swil t
inton soon oni usn's.'lt ifi' I)onu't
thti'tk welugtvo v him a rehug
1inifh dox'mes'. I t is
tessnhae now itian --
And theullr pub~i? W&oo'(a
1dj thed of rathernootn.0( It was a
AT ANDERSON.
THE SECOND 6PEECH OF CAPTAIl
TILLMAN'S CANVASS.
A Ilt'p1Utien of the I'otIi Maidu at RCidge
waMy,Vi11a Poni, Now Oan--( olonel Ec-i(
Ih ICp111y-.
T' he(''()7111ieetug ofCl)t.Tjilli1I r
:I"rlln:tip;i Wats held ut Anede'son) or
aturldav the 10th. The I1(tig w?"a
tn(ed by a1)out 1,000 persons
Nothliug 1ev wcas developed by Capt
Till'i's speech, his rteri-1rks (Vr
hg i)Oult the 1in41(' points 1h(le inid'
t, lilgewav. 1.I' wVasr 1e)lid('( to 1
Lttornlev (lenerail E;arle, an1(d the dis
'ulsi()n wasL horF]1inniou. Ftron1t l1(
Joluinhia lt('gisterw('e ttke the follow
ng report of the sil(nkilg:
As the crov1 beg:au to get sett le(
u"tll41 t(he siand, somitoe(rd:e out
Ti ri ch11er for Eairlc," which w7u
olledW'1 with a whoo). TIiree cheerr
Vis1 then riven for 'l illianl, aul th11er
1br(ee cheers f'or the sraightout I)e
noern1ey. MIr. A. C. Lltilmer (illet
hliecetintg to order. Itm-. U. B
miiiit1h Was re"quetst('(d to open it wit 1
)rayer, whiet he did. This wV:t
hout 11::tO. Captlt. D). 1t1.'iilla1u1 wit
ienI 1iro(dut(Pd to [11(t llldielce 1'
,he pr"esiliug olhirer.
Aft ('1 14'istrel arl'itrangilg (11
nt:tilllselri)t :nlli news papers (I t I
>0ard1, le )eg : '"It, gives nI1 ':1
Hre to l1eet 1lie citizeniis of any" ,at t
)f Soutl Carorlin:a and see I hiem1. 1I
('t tiemii look 10ie il the (ye(s, 01 (Ve,
or 1 I1aVe (ot. 1)111. on' ('VP. Aftiei
A1171t 10t l17Ve ;;'('li inl Ile I )le)('1's. 1
1111 s1u1' youlii are 4nr11 Ise1151 1 learnl
lint this lit l1e, iinsigiienjnut fellow it
I kn Ti llnu:n. 1 1inye s( tu( l)e("uliaii
bUH. I write wit I! tuy left, h1:tul. Al]
Vo1 Vt S(ell ill t11 ' p1)1e0s i1s (.oluII l;
l1ot1 (' was w\'rit.te1 wit II this 1( lf
4raW. An;oth 11(11)e'uliari tv is, l h-mv'
only o4e (ye :iiuI I will 1411 111 irutll
I llve sail 8()11 11I:tirl 1.li t , u >1l
Ili:It is nI(s'sa'iry iii all reformiie \\Ia
I1.4 14i 4' Ii1 .II:> '('II I0t s(44' t(4 I14(
1 :111 1''' ,1 b en 14in 14 elitNf lI(
I 0i0 lln-ret a 1 a t: lida ('1111'l for Iiirn
I)1i1 'i} s <)i(:: rlneselltt,l l)\ li . [':1r11I. f:
101)\v 'li t ii.
11 .1(4 1 % \\oeli. 4(111 1.0( 15('10(4 Ili
1I'eessily for t11( M,m-e1h co no(11io
1111 11 idi lu' '"was 1'('spoi'sibh fG tr1 i(
bteiIg e:tlledl." 1I4 'l)oke of his eni
cla(H twIoV y1e15 ig) Vit1 (boV(''1no
Iiehiar 15ol :uf1( r 1d11( to (. iii' d
t lonl of dlelegab.t IS> 111. ite ei,inveii
liieu .:t lI said Ihu' 1iiu,sters 1 11111 ii
'OnIV'n41 1(11 1hot t l(d( III) ill I h i
1)re1hs p14 JO("k(t i. III' 11s) sp51)e (
the :l i'i l in('lt to l1h' (o115 t iut1i444
two ye: n:ao, ias at it to catl '1 li
1:m-II144rs iI. I11' s:i1 hithe eh1:t1r t wm
a (tum tht11' Pltl. ".1 w4'e 111( e11
liat the farInr: wouldl ineresi 1h14n
in 1' ." I' sati(1 the h 1:')em
l'''11444 X41 '1l V4(' 4014 hobal u:l
)SI(i t t ihirtv-fiv(' m(e tngs att wh1it-]
11<': \V 1 (:11):'( fh'(t(0 J il l ' L 4
Hi4 :n' : ""I hlttl th4 y will i1 (
l11 t liere.'' A v i'01( l 1:anu thia."rt) t
'"Th'l ll hI:-e d" "(o it.
a11 . Tilliutll: 4 n') you b10 10<
sur' of i itl. (1''t I )lr ii 11 y g
Hi' 1lloke of 11he (rV of I,liltti.Y (III
inlg ait Iiblgl'way,44. a11d1 xI)nlit' ilv wi
he 'i1ll1'I(w. lie then went ov
pre'(t nIuch414 the sa11444 ground14 11
1414( said we sh'oub041 sto02 work on4 Ilin
S:tte 114441s4. It woul1d tal1. nearlv :
iiiin doll.1,rs 144 tinishI it, 11)44 'm
('4)1b4 no4) a111(4rd it n114l 1liv' in (44
(Capt). Tilh4:i referr'ed''4 t(o re4f14In
nlig thle State debt,14 :1441 saidI:
don14't se why1~ I 'nn't 14144444 itI
well'h a1s anyhnly441. 1v 1 a's1 good(
('i4m1-t8r as 4 al44nody if *I do4 51av
144-18 was11 int re0duc(edIto 114w m44-li44m(
a1s ''mi40th4e'r honore'41 s014 441 S(414
( :o'li4: . 1:' ele'.sI ii (' 14y. 44
(Col1onel, I,1arle sa1id 144 algreed witl
(Ca1t. Tilbaanuin son54ulie tin lgs, maf
h4is def'inlitIion, T1ilhum:11 wash1 an1 arist1
eat. ain<i4 114' was 4 a nil se1 ker Ai;4'
('onvoniion wa4 44s ellIe I .444184 sil Iti
1)''inoerat1 i4' ranhks m114( that4 1b(448'
1wa1 141 iwlep'omlen4(1t 44iov'e'nwn't.
HEe I ben1 8said he4 wanted1 ('1o know
148 at torney4' general'14, inl what11 11he ('4r
o1441 1t4ur44d 14 o Capt. T1dl4mn44 mul aI1sI
('d hlimi to t'll 1him4.
th4ey wl'411 414, in not4 ltakig 1144 ('en
sus5 4444nd 'II re apor innin4g I ihe repre444n
hivies (4144 11he Stt '"
"'is that, allC saihd (44.4. I'4ar'b-.
\\'ell, 14's. '4' epied TiIi4ic '' hm4
wa11 1484ls o iu re4 of1 d it 1 by1 114 he h:4
''Is ihnal Il' iminire4'4d (s'e. 101
"'I 11av4 1 been1 I14 1x 4 ra4anan (Ch
''"So the 4only1 co(rrupt41ion ini t4
Shite14' 1over444 n 4441is ini114 th aiur 444
Th14 4ler 'er' se4r' 4,(''4jittile s14a18.,h)
144)1lung en'4(ra4lly,~ inivolv.'4.
(Gen. I ar il s'peech wa(1 1'4s charn4'ete:
ized'4 by\ enhunes44's and14 clae4i''s. 11
in) saying t hal such miien 14s ;Job
C.-Has1'k('ll am14l o)ther'1l whoi m.1' jil
ti good and(1 pure aH 'T'illinan, are per
jurertl.
jGen. Earle charatb4terizel thiis a
light by the outs to get inl, and Kaid
it looked very muuch like Walker Rtus
sell's DeIoeracy. "I don't say thcy
- vill go like 1tussell, nor (O I compare
tlemlt to Htussell, but the facts poiLt
in that direction." Tillmian htasturtn
ed his back on the rules of the )emo
eratic party of 187g. IIe believed
Tillinan Wias a )emocrat, but if de
feated he did not know what he would
do. I is a tisguided Deiocrat. lie
(lid not tiutk Capt. Tillman would
- be fal,u to the party.
Coticluding, Gen. Earl, said: "God
1)e pnaised, this l)eincratie party
has no coituption to answer
- for, and1 South Caroli1a's proud iuuue
its nto.1t)been stuirche(l."
TillLntun1'ie1plied by reiter"ation to
GeI. Earle, and the inleet iing closed.
All p:tssed oil (luietly. Bot Ih s1eatk
(rS were listt(I to atint(11ivelv withi
few xcep('X iols. TIhe'' wet're f.1( Iunt
al)auscs f'ar both1 splw(rs'
A MISER'S HIDDEN WEALTH.
'I forIrI a" No eu41 l l'lrni$Ihe'( IIy (.( ,
Ol11 W ua n'4 I)eaIt ii.
A l:li1)1( l at. in ari;ll rI'r at s("l;ttu lt
novel ( is supp)li((d inl the last l)oli("(
rrllort: 11(r11i )tou I.(l;tl nt stnutll tu'wni
((5 i h left ban1ik ot I lie I):tiibl , s:-t 1
the ll(nd11i I)nily News. b\outlI I
i+ -t : li 1 h lts w I i rt1 f4. i1V I \t i
who hv Id in nig1 wi It h : t u<I s l it
dluns, inl a Iiit Ill surh)urbant1 1)i154.
WIu1 h sh:tlts <4 iile iSOlatet'd uar ilm
railruoa stit ion.
Ti,' i1'' II a i' ii Ilnt of
h(er lSSS(tsiu1ns. A\f('r ,,li - c" an.)1
t wa:s fiiund( tha;tI the ulbl w1O1n:I
Inulst htV bn in relatiuns wihlln
the lthi(t"ts l tle" (11tli(i . P'rolperty
'w hiell lulI 1 ben1 iicss;illg f ot' r tO .' lI
r't's was toun i in-r tI pnilais
- Th iii ' :w s ::iV n b1 t y 11'i itl:s((,,i.i
St i p ' :1 nl aI t il ii li i - I- t with
I t sl il 'ul' tr,tlntt it'.'s I :1 14 I 'it'. ~t i uth
t u iin,t': "lil,h- ti b i heii
Theulh5 bo' (9 :neo ,
wholUsl' r1)i4 it. un bInel isttht s it'
year s LiI. i1'the (loi Wut't tt' lutll(ie
'VP Iw 11r"t' r alL5, atn it e poli-e at(
s 1irt1 felt r(lu(ttll. to 0t(u the u i,514 but
wh11 II at sl1nd1 iI g""blttii I)_X set ' wVith
rt' ious sItone"s, (l O t o iIh iat ll I'r.
('( !'','. ii Il(it t11: ie:t I . "':t0-is : t l t(
I -ii -l hu-I' piIce: ; Ii bi,
dIttiOut ' li("1It ' t't i r : t l'11s. r 1('I fc)iI .
I n ii t i l Iloff' tlci".t' wV I- t I I ith
i" ii' ;(t saiti "jc' . l , 54it'. of \ jI
lih pouli((" :(e("u~ iz.'(ed u a ui) L'rrI :u"-.
wh'.'licI tl t (irhl') O nu;1 i tlt inh
Cu1(1111iui1 iit ' r It t;U Uig(iI. 1i ile
- onu iI ti n i1 l il ir a' I' t' :tl n:
'oIn lithoI inaeing furit ariel valun
.i Ih t' ili' ti ; t :a it t oblei -ail.
ii u]lt1 :th. I"l5 li"it, l \ (- .it ( ,ltg t etw( tti
' ab sith'1 itt. 1 h til hIt e ino lilt' 0011
I lot i ll iin i 1\ l41u b au ul' ii i
st t' rh r< O' "l 115(4) t"<l' , I ,r I :il r1( Io t II
(ntdnawers. In a lit lie box\ t:lv b(Ltc-I
d15:un4ts1s w1On.l fIound, ,IsbI ;"-e
satitl to b5' (If t"n1(r'l >us 1.tlu(". (1)4'.
r1 1: 1 l l (' 1 5Ia l : ls 1(, 0 1 li llt:( . ii)).
ALLIANUE ARGIJMENT.
THE SUB-TREASURY BILL BEFORE THE
HOUSE COMMITTFE,
An Addrrea by Ohalrruarn MaoC..-. "
cult. ral )ltprexs Iott thet Causo of all in
(lutriatl Truhbles-Thet, Sub-Trctulry
Scheme'.
WASIIIUroN, D. C,, May 13.-A
delegation representin1g the Farmers'
Alluuiee appred before tho Ways.
nd M1ean1s Colnunittee this mnorninlg
to Ldvocate the passage of the Pick
lcr bill to ereate sub-trelsuries inl
diflirent parts of the country for the
rt'ceptiOI of stp11) goodls prodUed
by fariners. Th'1e Spokesmlanl was C.
W. MEacCuue, chairnuul of the lcgislaL
tiVe conunllitt.ee of the Alliance anl
e(litor of I.he Nattional Econloilist, a
paper (levotl to the o)jects of the
';u17lization. Other pr(ent were
II 1A1) W IUelI. of Sot Ii )akota:
I hn.j. Te'crrell, of T('Xats, National
Le('(t 'rr: (. '1. Livinlgston1, Pre5i
d1n'111 4tf tie (G or,;iat State Alliance;
lit. tl. I ltltnl)hrey, Gcnenit 5t)t.inrj
lllh-lt't (of the Allinnee(, and1( 3. tJ.
I o;n ihe V ' iinia St .1.i11lIncce.
In1 iu ith ee Ii I wl'i'e \ee' ip1'es('entiLninU1
her (1 in iih'rr, prinIcipanlly fr'omu the
ih11 'I 1t'l esseI state of ii.'
4 Il . .Vhlic'h, 1hi sidit, w .':I:: *l
t'. wII:"t' ttf trtou1l)1e ill otlh(e' :.
I f 14llt'l(xi:-tint. 1 cO1li intluls 'Ol llIe(1,
hie warned('t the C'oluttittte'( tlmt labior
w(tllhl )(collnt' 1es14Ilat(' (Intl IL great
rev o lutit Ilm wt sil (11 1 '. j.istl'\
slit)W(I 11h.tt weth11111 h:ttl atlwayS l;tt hu -
('t1 inlttllig c"( tO nu((t iin iiinw the(
l'c'ssi l of lat' al inO1 1111(1 ii its t:a.
1)41' Isul li-'lr adolupl(td 1rop< 1: nmeans
tO r('n-d thev faufIll1:- (I1 w\hin11 it co11
Thel) Obje( t Of I.he( 1':u-nw(rs' Alhli:tuw(
'.V:ts lu ui1 1, 4 so ciatl 11111 Ii1I;U I(-i:tl
ilu1 S )\t' tll l:t. il pubI11)li1,ut>; inl thlc -
N 4'IIIi 1l1 I + ;4 Itt1' i" 144 i h h o Ii
wer Y wor( , iii' ini 1114 ":tltt( <ir t t 41I
I1I 4 iiit lt I tilt hitl ii4( ii it 1I: t( tlt41
IttIliI 111' t" 1 ' IIO4111'14 r t1:tt01 i tttlt
\ViI ', \ Ih'l \'l('(- ( t: l _.l't iii I lu t ' h
i.i\a;tt'>t)) of thet soil. 11 h 1 l ofl+l\ UII 4ur
!nrts of tlit Alllilr' (1111 nd 4' 1)1"',jlldi
(s of g'Inl'liitnIs h:lu hen sun111 iii
1ht' t utrsuilt f tht OOtl of th l' (it
ttu \\"w:althl.
At 11( St. IouiS ( mon\'(tl i<ul ,Illl,
:I I) hI: h d)ro'I': p 1 s4,4 4'(11 h r'1)I"'s1e ( I
:111(41 1i \"(' lsttt1 i)Illh s'tI IIth ! 1"('1lurtlV
s t t111 in he Ibill a :I a first :t('p iii
Ihe1 i i lht du11 et Iio11. I it wt11 ('ruI('lV
fr1:a111(4 1 i11 thet I Ide s ill)listilct (.
p r's.cd lIhISy r('h('l 11151n the w\islt(tn
of lii e I111111it1( t' 14 iv4 e ift 1he4' prOpert
f'ul , ibul til4'' li(", '4 11111b l Ii .ha 111
f1o 111111 :1 I'l' l'tr i'.i tlr t iI .
'thtt .1 lllntis' " 1It IInn i l l Il ftVor
:uoil not cl:tss, lie!.ish:tiitin. Th1 y we(re'
litow u ri ng'i fr)lln f th1 h111("I. They4'
didI totI l)5 lt ' enini ltti Oi' anyt I:I
(t) :tt"! it.tui i.11 1 114- 5 r11 ', blil :11 the
!t'n-t dli1tftri t'1LaS . Its 111 iiioni who
ltI 5' Ot1 in I' t( WtH 5111 laitd
i h' so t 1i lOl n' i but i1n w ij I hu'
I o\'dl lut,>tt'y 1.11 n> 44-t)o st(tl 14d a tilst
ih1' ' l eti l("tlttll of tih' crr'I''1s'rni lit'
a41il1 :\V'tu Isit (1II o lit lt ins bll'
uN 'ie 'w:' lIM'TOw. TjuS4e4-yso<a j
('('48,14n- 1un sin 41 iph 1444
1111111t l' .11 i11s i >11o c lit it diSe1)1'
Ir h'n.'1at 1n to 1 1 I!ltde' fr (nr 'hat S'uth.
Thle li4'gisIlatur14e11 lll ablishletI thle
4'ountyl, but1 its c'ilizenIs loo(pj up the
:u.144 arraIiging criuin iitiW. Thiey
doesn't4 re441 14, 1and4 to, apply for1 ad-1
isi (1)u h So the ~htd nin 1tsl a
ion" sf14>11hl I41tv( 144 suppr)less an1 a4t.
('4414 1un isho 81)114 einpl4414ish it, 11hen
41- 4) 1h'e44 8 1n4st rabid lb.pubiennl wo(l
b4'(4e 144 114p<i11t a44 nnIlilt Illl. 84)4'(8ji41
A~ I'iea-k. ( 'hinarnand1's (lei
iO , l44'neer been-I stipuht1ted' ill the4
('4nd Ii 'n 4 44f so) call(<1 ''4ivihw'4d
slain 4, n4144 it 11ots re4naine for4 14'n Ce1
1iial to) su1giest this in4Ijor'tantt and14
1r1asonabl1414 pro'4viso. IIis5 11:41w 18
(Ihu 141ng: and44 he4 live at i Ii dI
P 4n, 44'4nn. 114'44 lher' 4a hell 11'was
refsedi irsi i n15441.441lcII4444 I th 1Rose<1he
Fih luelb.nI ha d4 1ne4of 111h4bla4)
ing411 1444 ter tIl'esident .\l)e('a : 11 You4'4
(41hin4'. \l' no4 ha:41then1, 11ne ('Ikhs~
iinn. \le w\ ant 14 oli1ht like4 34nan. :\14
n iht. \ u )45.t 47un, nw4 4.et1 7u.~4I
" u 4441 51' . \ ', I-I. 7-a4 all li t. Ale
(iIlen14 whe 1 y4 u Vi4 ie(14. .\I*11141411
11lliso e ll 4wo 1rgh uns~ o
jast Tenne ce ('irgi1 Oft~' ,l
441d'4rs4441l)ig ,11 l of runn'is
The Fann;n c14.'y.e 'a A'
anee uire aced 'ron
hivong ih woruig4f co