, 1860-12-21

bc attacked BY mob. 4 strong police force
was consequently in attendance. The sermon
,7as on Patience, aud was listened to with
great attention by tue very large audience.
During the early part OF the discourse, saya
the New York Timex, Mr. Bcccber made use
ofthc expression, BE patient with all men,"
/ when,
CRASH WENT STONE,
to the astonistmcnt and CONSERVATION Of tic
hearers, through window, breaking the shut
ter and shistrinE tic g:s=s Tito flinders.
"4e.," said Mr. Beccher, At even with miscrc-
ants" No further interruption occurred, aud
the doctrine Of patieucc WAS discussed pless-
:iptly and spiritcdly ty Mr. Dcccher, his au4I;-
cnce listening, is lie requested thcn4 to do
| paticntly,lnti1hec came to the sixth point, upon
| which he trca.ed Is follows:
| Lastly, bc patient with those who seem fla.
sr.nt'y wrong. Ny fSi.n3a, mcau the SoutL-
! en- l1g5pic.
i Then, advancing to tic front Of the plat
form, leaning thu side Of his desk in au Easy
'nAhner, and taking that quietly confidential
| air which eau only he assumed by IN orator
who feels tuastcr of himself aud If Ills audi
rnce, he contlnucd:] Some people ask 1ue.
Why ayn't you 20 down euuth AMI say these
things: Why don't YOU 70 to Charleston:
Bccause prefer HAT Charleston should conc
to nc. Why don't you 10 to Mobile and
| preach thcs: dcct7sncs? because have no
dis:,o:ition to run into danger. because they
| would liany nlc. have observed that pulpits
| are not very lonY-Gvcd in Mobile that preach
pucl things. have no desire to bc killed
Not that fear death-l do not fear it. But
DO ltps 10 aoork, and I have NO mind to
| have NY work cut short If / can help 1t.
do n..t mean to run my head into the
want 10 han. me. I hav E no desire to
die n1tiea1y [Laushtcr.] Ny aisster has
u,mlEai1lc1 MT, t:, ,ing: "if they pcrsccuts
yuu III one city, lrc to anotlcr." Aud mau
II foul whu would not get out OF certain
| da ger If ho could, aud escape to wLe.e .
Gould 1isL1 aGg,al'I.. lLaughter.j So much tur
s"lus down soutl.-1 nlcan TO stay i'll Brook
Ign aud preacl-ycs, aud rrcach just wl.rt I
think. Distnrhanc" liaa been Threatened.
We hare had intitnatlun that VT were to 1e
snubaed here tonight. But wc have not been,
'iur shall VIC be. don't think We arej just the
people TO take mob''ins: Nor nre wc the pco-
pic who wonld bc muLbcd. WHO would do
It: Why, if you 80 IN the loser osders Of tl,e
people, you will lind IN one IL undertake it.
Our young men arc visiting the PRISONS and
tue l'cll1c..tiarics, they are relieving tic poor,
o1lirg the destitute, feeding tbs hungry
~ just tue people whom you might, perhaps,
thiak would ti DO thls thing hare Children under
iInIort those who will do it, They are not in
this city. Tho house is tull Of policcmcn-1
AM glad Of it. Tiny c welcome hcr.-not
because l think we shaf heed 1he1u-thoug|t
ii we did, / aIn sIre tht.y would tight liht
lious fur Law and order; bat they arc welcome
will do them good Perhaps they don't ulie,.
yet u clancu ~ 10 to CHURCH SUHdays-but
here they arc 1T the housc oG God, aud un tla4t
sr3und am g9ad tu ecc tAcn.
NJ, fear nj, dauger; shall preach and sou
Will Lclr 1nc, just Us yon always have dune
1r$..
OF sllscsy, just Is ! preach to sou-y0u whu
are Proud. araricious, eclaAh-;ust As /
must preach a:;alnst all ein. am askcd,
''Do yuu SUPPOSE you would have done auy
sscttcr If you A,l been born aud educated il,
thai state sf 1hiuys:" No, am afraid should
bc even wore tllAn 1naay oil 1llc,n are. DO
,ou think that your Ie"lic w.uld he any bet
lcs IL reared US slavvlloldcrs:'' No, l think
very likely tltJ would be Az bad, pcsllapa
worse. Dut Tat docs not a!;:F the fact Of
saassho'dlns hSsng wrong. Nor doe. it irse
nlc from ny obligations to opl"sc IT,
But wh!lc lighting agaii,st it with oil our
might, let us be l'aiirut with thosc holding Of
poeitc opinions. Their ri; ;ht to talk Is a. good
as ours. Discussion il what is wanted. Free
speech on both siucs nust b. allowed. Men
say, "Oh, these everlasting takers, what do
they amount to:" tell you ulcn ,arst talk.
Why, y"ur very tea-kutf!c 0u. ut to teach YOU
that. If tile sican canilut get ont at ahc spout
it Will tl"w ou the lil--auu if il cau c=c,i'e Ut
uci;hcr spout nor lii, it will burst tho cuntln-
iuy barrier. Aleu- vii explode dangerously ii
iAvy caullot let oil their stcaul.
What do they want? Ii it Incidence anal
sleep? Is it iaxiucss and quiet: thauk lnF
God morning and night that am permitted
to live in these acti, c working days.
Times Arc lively. [ScEsatiUn allI lau.htcr.]
THESE Nrc the tisles When u l1au should bu
.lad to iivc-and to work--aad 10 f.ht--trns.-
ing III God for the victory.
jn14f,z- ,r7- Jn1~ Hxn
let liz Remember always the Apostolic irjuuc-
1h'n-tisc injunction VI Il n1ln WHO kuew tho
uttcr1nost depth ufsnu' lrovocl1ioa-who was
prosecuted, aud imprisoned, and bound, and
beaten, and driven aGont by all manner of rvil
lncn. Be patient. Work with jovc tor the
sinner though you hate l,is sin. be calm aud
rctolutc, though hind. Whatever HAY br your
trials, vt liatcscE yt;r pro:ocation, however
your Indignation may be AROUSED, remember,
ue patient with all mr1l.
After the br.tslictiusl, erow,!s OF persons
gathered around the l'laiG,rln stairs to srusp
Mr., Bvcchcr by the hand, 10 thank him Tor III.
manly stand, and to encourage him by thcir
publicly teudcFca sympathy. Accompanied by
Ills family, Mr.. Bcec.l:r, who lives TN the
Heights overlooking the H.y proceeded
homcwards. Rehiud lin. s'illy followed :.
qn'rt army Of determined tf;c,ti-; who were
resolved ~ sec their l,tss"r .a:cIy home. Tia
"'lcc forcc marched als:i:c 8. well. AMI the
display was quite iul1asis':., a:1l ln,ist havo
been exceedingly gratifying 10 Mr. BeccLe~,
WHO havi1'. reached lis hour., stepped uppll
the stone aou,,ncnt aud spukc as follows:
Mr. uEEcMEi:' srEEcIL
Ny friends, thank you for this quiet mani-
fcstatiou uf your devotion to The cause of free
speech, nud Of your love for uc. do not
think tl,cFe WA any occasion for alarm. nor t!t,
Imagine that l really nte,lctl any r1ote ton.
IT, howe, err there had been troublt, AUD l,:+.,
fallen, it would be the VERY ,r%t thin. that
euut happen for the cause in whil am work
ing-hIt nothing will l1arrrn to lie or my
family " my h"use-J have not lived in this
city thirteen years fer nothi''-. {Voicc--
"'Tha:'s so'' You all know it'll well .l,:t
thuusA !a5oring earnestly, labor i'll loyc.
rive went give You up stand by you,"
Nr,1 have M uuuht Vfit- ioa always have
done 81, and trust We shall always yet be
fund working together In the c4uee oi free
dum-tte cause ni freedom for all men, Of ail
o;'iuious-an9, above all, tor free speech and
tic c:lu*c Of Gud. GOOD night
IIrarty Good t-"-'you're all right"
-"l5uiiy for scu," anil m otca.io1al ''Got