The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-27
Wv First sermon In New orleans.
ny RLN. THEODORE tLAff'

bsh IN February, 1922 Ga ,herfevions
saturday evening", cuUi'uilie" OF tie
II ...cs waited upon me. Ia ascertain upon
What Plan intended to conduct The SER
vice. ol the church The, said. In nll
ptohsiiIity, The next day viii b" On" 81
Nh. lnvli.-t oi the sp,ing -"ss"n; md II -,
thet. will be an ~. Il wing hoi." No
nee hs. h .~n prtli.i,ei Ia al, tn" ,e~.p pa
pr,.. ihat ,ou ate expected I" preach la
the p,.-hN Church "n Su"dN MIN
10 H-d.-, the, rrnH'k-d, ","n'
nun. has hr.o .u' Il nuch talked about
anpngn the lust weak, g'",t expectations
We l.en ,pi.rd We have n.-n,ed our
Girnds ,lnt YOU are IN every resp ct qnnli'
fed 10 b y .urcrssar Of nuf iuf'net ls'n' nj
"a psstnt. NoN, W" have on" request la
make; l. l., that ,ou vii unt attempt /"
resd mnuu-curi setm"u. ! he h-dr'.
Vill expect ,na "a initiate VI Lsiued Il"
,shirr eytsntpp,aia un.lN aud Hlpst"nitN
lram th. n-latailnu al the uiunrut. ga
might read IA gu. pulpu the hest "r,lsn
.rfinnn that vns ever composed. 'qusl 10
a.. al hsio,.,'-, E"h.,I llalI., a. ID
I.aru,. p's oha'sctrtH Il h profound.
on.toa unushi. nralnrs' AT pnftN I"
sni~, happS mri,lhnr-. lr"au'e" r"ti'cti,
spmopi.r". aud cp.p.d trly p"ll-lei, VT
tn congregation would rrttr" dl'.ail'h 1t,
sa,mp. Ne have h-hsd discourse IA
dte Indeed. aud able. bat it was tao, HE
nue ct NJ Irn.d's live. utconsifaiut Il.
f,.fsua.ive. coming warm aud natural i'"ni
., brat te;ieui.hvd alib ardent, 'npein"n-
feelings. pna'ed 10Th vain the ioilnrss s"t
upi,ht oi toirrn,.
p,oial.,d lu rampl, with thri' wish's.
erd dn the best In my power to sia'iy -
\.w Dtleans nudiyure, but hg5rd il'en,
.n csse Of failure, 10 nh"~ nir 70 steal
nea, Is .ilen'ly se possible th' "a, ""'k,
90 s,g,e vps.,i d .uud Too Bo-ion OF New
y r,k, where the reading 81 sermons Is
t{lsra,sa IA al pnlpt-. The cuatn tter
I'tl.d. II Wa. anw utne o'clock 40 tkr
evening ! b'd prepared written dts
course ou tn Iinmuutaiss Ell it. ri,
nuug d,iermiuei never again 10 ntt'n'l,
ce-mpui 1ug "a the pulpit. wss a. dr'-
pair. | hu II doNH, aod prayed i"' '"''i'
eqdaooe aud sum.ont Ni''ns' pace"
,hr .noa. L,r a,p,r ,aournts - lar"NN IN
I'D a"xils daihs ah'eh mny seh'tae'
i,r o,rap.ug tom the darluma passed
ihrough IA, mind ~,ll, came to the
conrn.inn Ia counit tn memory the piln'
cip, heads 81 The disrou'se | bad wil'len.
s.a som. oi the most p'nmineut Sentences
under each DIVISION. ard t'us' i"r the ie'
u.,,ndof To- the spur al the ocrAs"n
IL p.,lnrmug tins l,hnt, sat up I'll
IA, light. lhen threw myself o" the sofa
,ad slept uIl lhr servant called nae I.
'frsLf,.t had become calm; io' had
ahandun,d even, the hop" 81 'urse'di"s
IA M, ni>sinn. When the bell tauL nj
,lev,u o,I .ck. i went to the church tie
'efmin,d nud teckless II was one oi those
delightful mornings which have never
seen anyNhs1e hut - l"g'-'ona' ne
large house WI, crowded with tue most u"
ble.lnt ktnr atfirnce that had ever gaz"d
upou: lar then, ladies aud gentlemen "a
N.w O,l.aus dressed Ms fully to 60 ia
church as the, did when dizzy went to the
opera, ,y,nier rS,t,. or tnIi room, ihe'e
were a raod organ a,ai excellent sinees
Duflng the music immediately he'"'r 'h'
srtmnn, attempted 80 rerdl TO n'nd We
heads oi the discourse winch had spr"'
The whole night IN committing /" memory
,hosgLts AID words had alike VAIN med
from III. tablets OF IA, soul c"old thnk
ai noihiuu but that Sc, ct npln'"e'
faces" II there had beet, before nae s"n'
short Mates oi the substance Ut tue as
cnuise, should not have looked o" ny
condition with 80 much despair. sH'o V