Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30


llY-lun m Standby morning. Feb
may '7lh. Wcmuhctho following
cNlwrt
Thh Sabbath m.rulng we went
iuhrur brother Fulton. 40 ~ Tenn
plo. llis tryl was about Judas hno
In substance, as nearly ~ ! IN
rcco.,yr,, us follows: "Aul luda,
took the thirty pieces nj silver, casl
them down before the High prcst
unl went and hanged himself ~
Brother Fulipn is - gay and hscina,
Ting sort Ola fellow, powerfully nj;
itctcd, and thinks, rs my friend Cot
Eli Baxter would say. "what he don;
know uin'l worth knowing
He talked TO his congregation
wilhas much assurance aud pompos,
itv.us IT. hc had in his breaches peck
ct thcdocumvnt urhis ambassaAorlal
mission rom the Court .! Heaven
to prccch salvation ton dying world,
H. made rs think OF "lluly Willie 5
Prayer" hy Burns, of the pious old
Pariluus, the Pilgrim Fathers, o!
plymouth rock, the Mayhowrr,
Roger Williams, and witch burning
Alas, that the good Lord should
permit bigotry, superstition, intol,
GRANGE, aud persecution, to usurp
the places Of modcSty, reason, char.
iIy, and brolhcrly love-
II ,m right, you are wrong!'-
'OrtholoXy is my doNy, and hctc-
rodoNy is your doNy!' Brother
Fulton appeared to have rs much
faith IN his doctrines, rs the wor.
shippers Of Jugcrnaut Of Bramah in
theirs. lie took occasion, in the
course OF his remarks, to mangle
the reputation Of poor jeff Davis,
calling him traitor! and making
him guilty Of treason us well rs the
Andcrsonvillc prison charges and
ISLANDERS lie also took occasion to
dig up the bones Of poor Wilkes
Booth, and damned them to ever
lasting iniamy! He said nothing
of Mutius Scacvola, Brutus, or Char
lottc Corday.
Speaking of death, the reverend
gentleman expressed himself us
rather DESTROYS Of basking in the
sunlight and immortal joys Of Par
adise, than Of staying here in this
world ofsin and sorrow, pain and
death; however he felt resigned to
live on, because, by living on and
preaching the gospel he could snatch
souls from the everlasting fires :
After the conclusion Of his sermon.
in which he dealt damnation round
with an unspariug hand, several
puritanical looking old cusses re-
movcd the pulpi; and chairs from
part Of the rostrum, and to our pro-
found establishment commenced
taking up the floor. We sprang to
our feet, and looking, we bchcld Il
pool Of waterl and soon after four
Dr FIVE ladies and rs many gcltle-
men presented themselves for bap
lsm. Two Of he ladies were very
pretty, and brother Fultoh, it struck
US, was very tender with them while
wiping the water from their faces
permitting their heads to rocline on
his manly bosom One lady, rather
vliyhty, and not very agile, got Il
couple Of dips, the reverend gentle
nan not being able to lift her up so
well as the young puIlets.
All Of them went down into the
water, and came up OFT ofthc water,
brother t4lton, in the mean time,
appropriate remarks upon |
,acsa ease. One fellow had lost Il
wife; Brother Fulton intimated to
Tim that now he could join his bet
cr half and enjoy with her tho in
fable joys ofthc new Jerusalem; |
he pions bcrcavod did not seem to
&c comfortcd by this assurance, and
rom his looks, we would not be
if he ism t sparkling anoth-
II gal, and trying to get new wife
ii less than Il week. These sancti-
noniou,, pious rasc,li have such
winning ways with the women =
)f another, he said: This young
nan came to Boston q short time ago
intending to have a gay time Of it
n going to theatres, balls, and par
les, but the Holy Ghost, through
he intercesson Of Jesus. with the
of the Father, ovcrshad-
WED his sinful heart, and by its
Divine operation, converted him to
/ knowledge of the Lord !! " This
Dung fellow was red-faccd, plump,
md we'll proportional, and forcibly
emindcd us of the story of Jcems
}owles, who got religion three times,
nut rs often fell from grace.
Some days ago VIC visited the eel
brated flannel Hall, which the
>ost0nian authorities refused to let
DR.. Webster speak in, OH account
f his opposition to the Personal
liberty bill, and his cordial defense
nd support of the Constitution.
Although refused the Hall, he
poke in the streets, and, reminding
Jew Englanders Of their naval glo-
Y and political fanaticism, said,
Men of New England you have
onquered the sea /; but it remains
Of you to conqucryoHr prciudices!"
To-day we visited the Massachu-
ctts Legislature, and bchcld the
able colored sons of injured Africa
for the defendants of the
'uritans and Pilgrims.
We were forcibly reminded Of a
icture shown to us in New Orleans
y Mr.. King, of the Times, "Scent
0 the Legislature " However, in
lstice to the Bostonians, we must
acknowledge that VIC have never
card them brag on their negro
legislators, and we rather think