Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

GsM, FROM IHE RHKToKIc OF A
Bsows RtPuBIIcAS ORATOR. - Last sabbath
evening. one week ago, in the church Of the
learned, elogu and pious Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher at Brook lyn New York, Mr. Wendell
Phillips, OF Boston, the Cicero of the Brown
Republicans the bosom friend, etc, OF the
Beschsrs AMI stoves in leu OF the usual ser
mon ty the Rev Rfiemsn, delivered an Grafton
an exIaordinary eulogy on poor Mad Brown.
Mr. Phillips is exactly the style of man that
should dress u WON al clothes: lie is mar
OF p agniloquen, coyds lut tt. BE ociions-w,h
the voice Of lion. Re possesses the heart Of a
FIX Like the ancient var morse ~ritten 8.
in scripture, " lie SMELLS the battle afar on,
bat unlike the war horse, he draweih not mig b
10 take Isr, therein But he is fine tslkcr
hear hin Oh sunday evening, il the Church
Of the Holy Il hes. at brooklyn. Here are
some choice extracts from his speech on that
occasion We recommend them TO the perusa
II Americans
Speaking OF the murders by Brown and his
fellow rioters he said
We have at last redeemed the long in fanny
Of twenty wears with which We could he re
preached | expected, aud Go expect, insur.
rectioD. Ii is the result OF anti slavery teach,
ing.
What do orr Republican apostles think Of
that
IL then eompsres John Brown to Washing
ton, thus:
Tie banks Of the Potomac, in history, will
sound more brilliantly, because Of the actions
of John Brown than because OF those Of Wash
ingtou. whose monument stands upon them
Aid il Virginia attempts 10 hang him, it will
make the river darker than any other historic
stream, aud it will take more thar two Wash
ingtons to be born upon it's banks TO restore il,
to i's original shade.
Having thus disposed OF the Father OF hi.
country in the above comp!im entary .tyle. he
next pay. his respects TO the glorious bird on
our national arms, and calls it The vulture of
the Union" We only wish it had him bv the
set I of his breeches.
The whole OF Phillips speech that Sunday
evening in the Congregational Church. Of
Brooklyn. vas on par with the above ex
tracts, and was received by the congregation,
who it is generally supposed go there to at
tend divine worship. With vociieratien and
applause fully equal to that OF the Bowery
1heater The Hon. Thomas Corwin, who wac
on . stumping expedition in New York, Was On
the husiings that Sunday evening IN Beechers
Church. and New York paper TINS deecrites
his participation in this edifyinG and in.;ruc,-
i've religious ceremony:
1T omas Cor lin, of Ohio, who was On the
platform, beside the lecturer. arose and said
the opinions expressed by Mr.. PHILIPPE. for
they were well worthy Of reflection. They
should all reflect, as he himself had already
resolved to do, before giving his vote Ap.
plauss followed, and Mr. Corvin spoke no Ion.
ger
Talk to rs Of the Germans desecratiue the
Sabbath by dancing and playing billiards, and
drinking lager bier. We think our Sabbatha.
rians had better turn their attention to the
Churches Of the Beecher's and Stoves and
such like. and suppress such dissertations and
profanity as are Perpetratsd there every Sun
day. Our Savior drove the brokers and money
changers cut shs temple. but they we're .
est Of saints compared With thoss clerical
psitieiaas q the Bessher stripe.