The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-12

"Amen." "Glory," "Glorv,' "Ameu") What
next? 'There shall he time of trouble such as
never was" Well, havn't we lately had a time of
trouble such as never was! The nations OF the
earth have all been troubled; the chur cheshave been
troubled the politicians have been. troubled; the
6nanciers have been troubled; the laborers and the
merchants have all been troubled, and distressed
we have had general bankrupcy-we have had
the Chief Magistrate of the nation taken away--we
have had trouble on trouble IN all classes, such as
never was, murders, rapes, robberes, adulteries,
mobs eyery where wheredom, and crimes without
number MISUNDERSTANDING the land, It'll mems hearts
have been troubled, and they have stood aghast
And the time OF this trouble is even now-It IS not
past-the las, scene of the trouble is not yet Some
have cried out Land, hor' but it is not so! The
greatest trouble of all will be at the last great day IN
1913! tGroanlng and CRIES ei Goly Oom h Loio
or seven DAYS before the world is finally consumed.
Husbands shall see their wives caught up to heaven,
while they are burning in flames on earta; iOres
of" Mercy, Lord" groans, and shouts OF Glory"
" Hallelujahn'] Orparents shall rise to heaven on
that day, and see their children plunged into the
torments Of hell for ever lTerse groans and and
"HaIelujah,"l Brothers and sisters shall be parted
never to embrace again. Here the women shrek
ed and groaned And all this IN few u shGrt
Iujah,''l They shall sit in heaven, and see their
kindred consumed in the fiery lake that burns for
ever for six or seven days, even as Noah was shut
in the ark tor six Or days whilst the w0 eU
again and groaned, and some cred Horrible"
and some shouted Amen" " Glory to Cod
Come Lord" Hallelujah,"' "Amen."] Then
earth I" But t" the people shall be delivered, erny
one that is trrittea IN the book" Oh, glorious pro-
mise! ["Amen,' "Glory," "Bless Cod" Hal
lelujah," were shouted,] And many of them that
sleep in the dust OF the earth shall awake, some to
everlasting life, and to shame aud everlast-
ing contempt This is the last resurrection. See
how close it comes the end OF Bonaparte. And
they that be wise shall shine as the brightness
of the armament; and they that turn many to
righteousness, as the stars tor ever and ever
Ministers Of the gospel think of this [" Amen."]
But thou, Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the
book even to the time of the end When Is thata
Not the end, but the time'of the end. That is in
1873. MANY shall run to and fro, and knowledge
shall be increased This has been done. All per-
sons are turning over the book of Daniel Even In
fides and every body are now reading Daniel. !
preached lately at Keesville, and the next day all
wanted to read and see what Daniel said. In Bos-
ton they have lately reprinted large editions OF the
Bble-a thing that hasn't been done for years; De-
cause all the people there and round about want to
writing about Daniel, every body IS talking about
Daniel-and all the preachers are preaching about
Daniel! [Cnes OF Amen Glory 10 300
Now let us see what Daniel says next in this last
chapter:-
g. Then Daniel looked, and behold there stood other
two this side Of the bank Of the river and the
other on that side of the bank Of the river.
g. And one said to the clothed in linen which was
upon the waters of the river, How long shall be the
T. And heard the man clothed in linen, which
the waters Of the river when he hell up his right
hand and his left hand unto heaven and sware by him
that veth that shall be for me times and an
half and when he shall have to scatter the
power of the holy people, all shall be finished
He sware by Him that liveth for ever it should be
for time, times, and half! Well then, it began in
5S3 A. c. 1t was to last time, times, and a nalf-
that is 1860 years, and the wonders were TO end in
1898. which they, did. Then says Daniel, heard,
but understood not then said l o my Lord,
what shall be the end of these things ?',-
The reply was, " Go thy way. Daniel; for. the
words are closed up. and sealed till the time of the
end - that is till 179S Then he rays, many shall
be purified and made white and tried; well that has
come TO pass &C but the wicked shall do wickedly
and none of the wicked shall understand but the
warning it holdsforth to the wicked. Now comes
the closing Hear the last words of that great
prophet, Danie-e From the time that the daily
away and abomnarion that msketh desolate 1.-THE
Papal powerl set up there shall be thousand, two
hundred and ninety days!'' 1890 years. The +" abo-
mination" was set up in sos A: c. ceased 1880
years after; that is in 1898. How truly this was
fulfilled. But you'll say, when is the end all to
be- Hear Daniel in the 18th verse Of the last chap
thousand. three hundred, and five and thirty days"
That is 1885 years When will that be, l hear you
all say When did it begin? In 500 A. G. Now
then
Daniels days to the end of all -. 1885
Then said he [Chrstl to Daniel, ''But go thou
thy way till the end be for thou shalt and stand
in thy lot at the end ofthe days Daniel standlngin
his lot'' that he shall rise again the
rection Then consider of your end next year!
[Groans Think Of the closing scenes of lS43.
More groans and weeping, and cries Of s'glory,"
men wept and groaned.] See how the moments fly
like the sand in the hour glass: [Groaning. weep.
ing, and cries Of ''glory;"] What will become of
the sinnerl tGroans and tears Great men come
''bring 'em down, Lordp'l Woman, come down
from your beauty OF person and fine raiment =
["Amen" Bring 'em all down!"] Rich men lay
BY yourproperty Loud cries OF "Amenw Amen,
"Do bring every one down. Lord!'1 And think of
the awful state of your souls in the day Of the great
burning of the world with fire and birthstone in 1913
THE meeting concluded with weeping, groanlng,
praying, and shouting of all sorts OF cries
LATEST FROM YucArAN-We have received, by
the Ivanhoe, the "Siglo Diez Nueve" and 'lnde-
pendiente," published at Merida, to the ed ult.
1t appears that the Yucatanos do not intend to
submit to Santa Ana without struggle Don Pc
dro Lemus has been appointed TO the chief COM
mand of the Yucateco forces, who are promised an
easy victory.
Our next news from the Gulf will be very inter-
esting. An attack will have been made on Cam
peachy, and perchance on Galveston, and sea
fight betwe the Texan navy and that Of Mexico
NAvAL-The U. 8. sloop of war Marion, Com
mander Armstrong, sailed from Norfolk on the 9Th
inst with a cracking westerly breeze. The fri
gate Constitution, Capt Parker, remained in Hamp-
ton Roads, but probably sailed the oh, having
fair wind.
Orders had been received at Norfolk to fit out the
brig Truxton, which was launched at the Cos
port Navy Yard last March.
The schooners lately returned from Florida have
been turned over to the Navy and their crews dis
charged. We learn that they to be fitted again
for service, probably on the African coast.
1t appears by this that the squadron for Vera Cruz
is knocked on the head.