The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-17

time enquire for and the minister To exnress TO
In the island of Madeira, sod has done great deal too
Here we have young man before US, from that island.
this country Where do you suppose he TO- the mo
ment he arrivedl He asks for the American Protestant
Society and finds their sccretaryand what does he saw
to him He gave him money, and said that the society
would take of him until he got way to live in his
up large stout young man. and exhibited him to the
audience Here he is-he can scarcely say water yet
any one to sew button his coat. mend hole in
his breeches-but he is happy. Here is Bible that
%h .as
dsrs some s t tune called upon Roman CasnGo
i this Bible said to him, "sir you have Pro-
testant Bible here "Yss said he; "but is Of
is the only one" he said, and don't want tit does
more harm than any thing else" | Immediately bought
d s 9 +. my ~
cercmonosly to the gaze of the audience, and who
standing all the time on the pulpit give h. Bible
God as your guide say | am for the Bible Let US
have the Bible and We need not care about the
Texas if he peasss or 70 Mexico. or to the Mississippi
sg Tine sss :pocs
vehemence) There is brother OF mine here in church
he
benches for the people to sit on said to myself he's
ws
stand, to sit upon feel my friends, as if want to go
on but don't admire those long dry speeches. that are
Dr. GiusTSiSi another missionary addressed the meet
n the make & eses .
to God that permitted 70 be living ts.tlmony Or
what God has done for You astonished to hear
u.s. who have from the churchoof Rome Jealous
in speaking against that church ny friends to speak Of
be chained with Papal chains and to have your minds in
w % what S'ys
society for the sole reason that il j. based upon love It
mot Ss as 5s Of
all armed with the same weapon, the arm Of Poperv
would soon be broken It is between God and man-be-
strangers Of different languages il is necessary that an
Interpreter should come between them listening to the
the other between God and and between the Cos
pei and our souls ian interpreter that
heart alone understand the heart rccolect before
left the Catholics and made the acquaintance Of Pro-
estant minister the chaplain of the Swiss embassy
armed with all the arms Of controversy Thought but
when came to hear the holy man, instead Of desiring
ed down and prayed, and he told ali he knew of the
Bible and said must pray and Pray in my pre-
see him again Invent again and found love there again
The same thing occurred to when obliged tony
from Italy have found that the principle Of love that
had done much good do others good too was
invited by Protestant clergyman in New Jersey to
went and prayed with themI told them the Catholics
loved to pray and when left gave them the Tesla
saw the gentleman, and asked how the Roman Catho
tics got on oh, said he two Of them come regu,.
from Philadelphia President. tell If I'm too long,;
have no time to look at any watch-( Laughter)-they
asked me to preach at place there lectured there.
and when one Catholic was going out, he cursed and
to that man who cursed SO much. was introduced to
him. and spoke to him, and said Let us kneel down to
He then then said was not the man he thought Was, he
saw loved him, and he was obliged to love me-. The
He invited to dine with him the next day. did, and
asked him why he did not join the church He said he
lat hn t1nnt Tho
al his wife went to confession but he did not like it.
told him that was my PTedicamen and he must break
made too much noise Well" said !, Join the Bap
lists they don't make noise, Or join the Presbyte
jections to them too Now, my friends, this is
member Of the Methodist church now and ono Of the
io"nd that love is the best Weapon q ass Now would
to you Messrs Jesuits, hero are any ofyou hero
cverywhere-they say we talk great deal. and do
| nothing but can tell them we do something and a
great deal too. tell YOU Messrs Jcsuits, that you
get money from Europe we have Protesans here with
hearts and when the heart is open, the hand is
In one MONTH Mcssrs. JesutsG aughter)--I have been
received everywhere; and although you have to pay
lcf and when have the heart open, and have love
and the will we shall ovcrturn the man Of sin But
dear Jesuits, can caress you notwithstanding love
you'll pray for you-and hope and trust that at the
next anniversary, some OF you will Join US and have
tonight
Rev Mr. BrEcHER then stated that he had come to one
the conclusion and that that II the Protestant
world wishes to free itself from the Catholic world the
Protestant world must turn itself into day Of Penticos
You recolect aid hc at the time Christ cruced,
the whole city was arrayed against hmhat city which
cried cruelty him, cruelty him-his blood be upon
you rccollect that great fear upon themwc hear
there was great company Of priests was converted The
Protestant world Is comparatively weak in numbers
take the hundred and fifty millions and then take the
seventeen eighteen millions OF in this
try and they defeat us-thcy intend TO do il. Now
what safeguard have against them With the spirit
Of the day Of Penticost, have all heaven with
Take the Protestant world in numbers, and out
numbcred-take the Church and State Protestant world
which is not much better than the Papal world-take
them all, and outnumbcrcd-it Is only in
love that strong. II the Protestant world will
throw itself the principles developed here tonight it
will put thousands to flight There is limit to the
power Of revvas-no limit TO the conversions that fol
low them. have often said II was standing single
soldier, would not be afraid to oppose Thousands.
This gentleman continued few minutes longer, when
the Rev Mr. Parker addressed the meeting, and the audi
ence dissolved
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