The northern star. [volume], October 21, 1876, Image 3

About The northern star. [volume] (Snohomish City, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1879

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" .Vlm'nl M-ume."
- ”i-i-lwi't Spencer my: "i believe that
theexperieneesol utility (Il'gtllli/J'li :nnl
pulimtillldit‘tl through all |ii|hi2t‘lll‘l':l‘i4 IN
ot the human I‘Jlt't‘. huie hit it pl'thilu'ing
t_l”.l.(.,.pontling ltltltiilii'nliutlfi. \\lllt‘il, |v_\'
L-“utmntwi trun~mi~'-ion :iiulaeetiiniilation.
mu- ill‘('|tlllt‘ in u~ ei-iiuin tiieultiuol'
"..mil iiitiiitioli——ei-t't:iiii emotions res~
pointing tn right ninl wrung i-tqnlufl.
whit-h have no nppemrl-nt lnivtis iii the
illt'iVitlllJl experiences“futility."
\\'hat eiui thix‘ lnean.’ l)ee~ the pro
f‘-.,-or menu to tiny that \\'e pns<ess. by
inheiitaiit'e l)l' uthei'wiw. a “ mural Home"
imlepenvlent nt' iiitellei't. Ivy \\iliu'll we
,cun tletei'niinetlie right nr \\'l‘hng utnny
thing! This is inter 1| tit-in the an
gu'ige inn-«l. llut tn me the Men is ill!-
saril: t'oi', aeeoriling tothiit,:t lialt' at
three toni'tlis iilint who might inherit a
large development of this “ mm‘ul nense"
might be as goinl ajmlge 01' right or
Wl‘ttll]."—~jtl§l.i('c nt' injustice. in any ease,
as a mat: of the most brilliant. intellu‘t.
It seems the prutessnr has not been
able to entirely throw ttlrllltt efl'eets of
early prejudices. This. “ moral sense“ is
presume-l to he the prineiple ot' eon
seienee; nml whit-h man in the ages ut
eomparative ignorant-e 11111 l hai-luirisni
ini~tnok for a Awaiting] thenlty: end their
definition lin! li('n(‘t‘"\il.‘ll to Us"; lin! like
many nlht'l' things tit-set ntletl tn [H from
”IUNHHU soureemit i 4 purely a myth.
To illustrate; let us define anger or re
sentment, on the Mime principle that
enlist-it'nee is nleiineil.
Angel“ or i‘e-leiithient : The ineulty by
which one decides on the actions «it ini«
Ulilt't‘ \\ hethet‘ they are insulting or not;
the laeuhy whit-Ii tleeinleu on the ltttll ives
nt'iietion in one person towards another.
This is just us proper n iletinitinn {or
anger, or resentment. a.. is the ileiinitioii
ul Cttltfit‘it‘llt'c a~ gin lt iii Ulll‘ ~t:iini:iiul ilie~
”Utll|l'il“. ('«tlHt‘it'tlt‘L‘ia tinniore ii anv
iii;_i titeiilty than linger: :ill pei'eeptiuna of
tight or \vrnlig—jimiee or injustice ni'e
purely intellectual. .\nzer lllltl eon
~eietiee, are hnth 111/(IHUIM' l'(‘.~‘ltl)l|.~ivu
only to intellectual preeeptinns. the mine
us pity or ntltiiiratiini: eunseienee is lint
nii emuliun, im‘nliuitarily responsive to
theintelleetltal pi‘eeeption of light ainl
wrong and ltl‘ttlllpla the illtih'itlllnl ti) tIU
the right in preference to the wrong.
The great. inmtoi'tune iil'nmny of the
brightest iiiteileets of the age. who have
(110" th! keen ainl inipreciating pert-ep
timisot' right. and \\'l‘Ullgm—jltfitit't‘ ltllli
itljlleilt't', in, that. they have iiilieriteil so
little (if the emotion ol conscienee that it
does not. l‘CNPttlltl to their intelleetuul
perceptions nullieietitly strong to cause
them to net hunt-ally. And it. IS the wise
fortune ut'niir country tn day that the
government is iiioetly. or at least. largely,
in the hauds of this class at men: hence
the stealing. Mr. Editor, What. is eun~
science!
I". 11. M.
l’rleml-lllp.
Friendship hns uln'nys been deemed
essential to the lutppines 0! human beings.
nnd indeed to their Very homes; for it.
would he thought. us disgrueelul us It is
disennsolute to hm’e no friend.
No peeuliurity of condition, nor t'l(9\‘l|'
tlon ol runk, sets it mun uhm't: the uttine
tions and utilitv of friendship. Kings
have luid uside their royulties to indulge
in it. and Alexander would have found it
conquered world it kind ol desert. with
out. on lleplmestion. But it is needless ot
enlarge on the excellency and vuluo of
this blessing. Who Is not. reudy to no
knowledge tlutt friendship is the delight.
ofyouth—tho pillur of age—tho bloom
«prosperity—tho soluee of udvorsityw
the host, hencfuetor and comforter in this
Vale oi tents. But the question is where
ll there it friend to he found; it will be
allowed tluit umny who wenr the lunne
Ire worth the title; and tlntt even those
who ure sincere in their profession tnuy he
cllm‘geuhle with intinnities. Yet. evenin the
man friendship is not an utopiun good.
He who says all men nre liurs says it in
his haste, or from n heurt. tlntt Judges of
Others hy itself. He who complains most
“M Commonly, t'now the most. to he cont
plsiued of—-l'or there is real friendship to
be lound on earth.
Pour Sta-us, ()et. 2. 1576.
Mb—
Tllo story that. \‘on .\loltke is bald
headed is not true. Let us get into no
“M with Germany.
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