Some of them say I will have a weak, namby-pamby Sunday-school sheet.

If I get out something as good as a Sunday-school it will be pretty good.

Why do men, when they want to characterize something as particularly feeble, always use a Sunday-school as a comparison, when they ought to know that the Sunday-school is one of the strongest, most powerful influences in our civilization in this country today?
But the paper will not necessarily be weak because it is good.

Good things are more powerful than bad.

The question with me is largely one of support from the Christian people of Raymond.