Help to cleanse this municipal stable, even if you do have to soil your aristocratic feelings a little.' Maxwell, this is my cross, I must take it up or deny my Lord." "You have spoken for me also," replied Maxwell with a sad smile.
"Why should I, simply because I am a minister, shelter myself behind my refined, sensitive feelings, and like a coward refuse to touch, except in a sermon possibly, the duty of citizenship?
I am unused to the ways of the political life of the city.

I have never taken an active part in any nomination of good men.

There are hundreds of ministers like me.

As a class we do not practice in the municipal life the duties and privileges we preach from the pulpit.

'What would Jesus do ?' I am now at a point where, like you, I am driven to answer the question one way.