The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15
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TIE Academy rf Music in Sew Yuri, wus
c:"wd. la; fhu: ',i.y .yc:try ~ "f the
large; ANA lnGst 81 !...;G; Iat"sccS cvur
bl"L "ercG attracted - hvar :;,c lecture IRA
ton 81 Tie l:cy. i'a:.er ily:icilil:r OH Charity"
Ever" Scs: III ;uc D"i..,iI-c was % alici, Wh.ic
Hundred, were cuian,,IcI 80 c",.;yu' Themselves
Will; siiu,l;i:c :uum. The stag w;.' occupied by
a nuluL@r Cf u,-ti.ru.s..ci erit'vmcn among
wh"u. We're n";!.':i Tie consular representative,
o: I;Uly Ec!-i.iin, .0l!Ini, Spain. and u;ncr na-
lions: seyeral Judges oi The supreme Court. .ur-
ace Greeley. and Il uI:ihcr ~ we;aowp i;lw-
Ncrt. !rrc .!ygv.l,mc Was introduced ly ,!r.
ca;h hs, ,orhciiy u journalist IN France. and Tor.
years prominent merchant ~ Nc~ YORK City.
Mons. Ca!n', IL introducing; ;tc speaker, said
hat t.e .,mc.c.,,:>, ANA ,;ct;aus. ANA Irish had
r2c! c.i.d .!c.r great oitorS IA ,i:c hca,cuiy of
Music, ani il was NOW me iurn q! lii. French.
On rising 10 s'eaA, rs 0 entering, rerec, storui
Of applause greeted Father i!yuciathe. lie seem.
Ct sc!!&.bly Affected br the "armth OF i,is greet,
ing. y report in one Of the Hcw York papels
gives lhc following description OF tie manner uc
tie speaker ana the po.ltS OF nis DISCOURSE:
iii s.easing. Father li;..c;i,,.c's Language rnurs
rucEiiy i.Uin 1is .!S. every syihl. Is diS.Auctiy
cruncaicd. aiid hls voice. t:iuu.h sounding some
WRIT hGsky, WAS clearly beard a!l thruiig. the
house. Ellis action IL extremely graceful never
harsh ur abruptly angular, and greatly resembles
III.
whcn lie his full height. his hea! Slightly
ihinwn back. his vo.cr coming fur.n iuii :.iiti
strong. hc loJkc! S.Ipcru.y grand.
Ti!c orator spoke OI i!c direction 20 he given 10
l.rc. Humanity mas hcsi;a;cd between iwn roads
lor centuries. S:itil maa give 20 his existence an
Impulse that VIII separate him from the " OF la
i@iaS hears him and tear IT, from all thai the Crca
Tor has made it's baS!a-iaEl.iy, affections, inter-
csis, suiicrings; or shall he Gag; away all ula Of
lUving Heaven and concentrate upon earth his
faith. his hope, his love- Ny experience has COIL
vihcrl ne that between these Two roads there is
progress man can make. and tro,i,lcn by men who
can reconcile Heaven and carth-the present life
Will iu'urc. AS the nrs; nil!i, Ike wUrS ci God
was the KING. the owncr, The ma;la2er Of Eden
hn'i all ITS brute Inhabitants. 70 We have 10 con
,nS M m these agsI thG w9rE , 9i a.'am; hs IN
whale planet Gotl has given us steam and cleo
tr!riy, and tiStanrc is ann,hiiarch The globe il
our Edcn. After The first man came family ami
society. God dmadc Adam II companion and saved
him IRON eco,ism. THUS was the organization Of
the family perfected. In modern society cclibacv
exists FOR the sake Of Col, but thiI exception, il
yuu make II iur, is against Gui aud against
nature. cciihacy Il c0wardioc II ii does nOE rlo-
liy marriage. lie Apostles have said marriage
Is homoralc.
The prea; object in life is ,i'c reconciliation OF
Heaven ana earth, of the present lie with The f
tnre. and 10 secure Enion ell earth. Union in the
city, in the nation anu in humanity was the
Thought Of Jesus christ, who first proclaimed tina;
which the prophets hut tiniiy saw, and the Jews
never did see. The centuries That are TO realize
this great rpion VI i!atio.s have hcgnn: the labor
qui,nanX: som,hwar is Africa. You summon
from walled China the unmOvg people 10 dwell
amid the moving nation. The stationary 70 mnglc
with the progressive, al inipc!!cd by the breath
OF you, the great humanitarian people IGrca.
npfauSe.i The foundation OF your people is the
l'iblr tie book Inat speaks Of God, the living
word of Jesus Christ. lii an admirable manifesto
from your President, there SHOWS through hi,
words The CHRISTIAN faith. belief In Jesus is a;
tie roo: Gi iIis nation. May Jesus Christ pro. &c,
your county AMI develop old Europe. preparing
afn STRIFE ;ni;y ana religious and mate rial pros.
ncriiy. And when return shall tell Europe that
| Il III
tiauity, and nave hecn among II people who do
not ihin, thar Ia lie free they must he parted from
God. lGrrai apn!auic.l
Tic Sew York Worll dcvotcs column TO the
description Of ;hc audience and OF the lecturer.
The first was by no means scciaran, representa-
tiv"s Of all religious and no religions. pew w-h0ders
aud spectators being mixed ia all parts Of The
crowded hou.c There were eco peisous pres.
cnt. Tile reporter gives description OF Father
iIyacinthc
lie WAS dressed in q black suit. not OF prlcsily
cut 0r dimensions. and if not fashionable IL was
nj least Thoroughly The dress Of Il gentleman OF
taste, and not confurmcd to any OF the rules of
etiquette which generally overt;ke speakers and
the pcrsuaslom'' abnnt ii. and It was rs far the
other way from the absurd extreme OF full dress
lie stood moment ut the table as the president
Introduced lin. lie IL u man OF medium height.
s0lidly built, and incninS to portliness, wiilhn
rugged. icslly face IN which the nervous bilious
temperament prcdopinates, and which, from its
massive features ana st0lid expression. when az
rest, gives at The FIRST glance nm erroneous i'm.
preston Of the iuan. IL is the lusty organization
of Luther, rather than the abstciniOus body Of
FcnclOn. There is nUrc or tie Little COrpOraIn
In The head than of Erasmus. II does not charm
you Will apparent intellectually. Tie moment
he speaks, \ new character comes; into his face
The voice Itself tlispcls the first impression II is
tile voice OF hindness; one of those clear, sharp
penetrating voices which hold all the shades and
hal!iinis The infectious of language in solution
avoce warni gentle, ,Su5tlned. hut wonderfullydis.
tinct, and with pleasant sadness lurking IN It, II
Is, too Inc voice oi the scholar. thoroughly trained
10 its wOfk-no tones wasted; every word RAPIDLY
hui Wholly SPOKEN, and every sentence turned rs
rhythntcally ~ phrase OF music, aud This with
oni any dramatic effort, but with quiet earnest
ness which gives II 4 fresh charm Az he warns
with Ills Sunicci. hs oratniy becomes triCe more
Inpciuons bVt by tbs side Of our lle;ldlong native
orators II IL hlacu enough.