The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-01

going forth OF the solar iuminary. "that there d
nothing hid nom the heat thereof" NJ.
Beecher's subject was In harmony with
the weather-nameiy, ION living peaceably''-
and the text was selected from Romans, XII,
s:-"H IL be possible, % much ~ Meth in
you, live peaoeably with all men, The duty
Of living peaceably and the necessity OF Guilt
waiting q meek and quiet disposition were ex-
pounded In few automatic sentences at the outset
OF the discourse, and then the notable, world old
exceptions, In which men could not live peaceaby,
among which were instanced Moses and yesus.
The text hid evidently in view the national and
social difficulties of 90 living, and therefore the
command to live peaceably was qualined by the
III It be possible" and the 'as much as lieth In
Christian living that the preaoher desired to
press the truth OF the text For that purpose he
desired to notice frat some OF the that led to
an unpeacefOl living.
IN little things q growing selnshness In . minor
would i've peaceably. This was the religion OF our
law Of Kindness n human things The preacher
side, and was as prodscttye OF mirth as the bells
on the head and the stripes on the dress Of the
heads high in the air but like to have their feet
9 on the ground 80 that thsy might walk on the
ysD ssn me cueS Of nc
but one cure, and that was the common medicine
Then there was pride. The manifestations Of pride
on our part prevented men living peaceaby with
show Of pride BY antagonIsm, and thus was fulfilled
the wisdom Of the proysrb. "Let your dog bark;
70 %s see T Sns N others Ss w sa
that we made cause for discord in life. Wen,
there were many things done. that II We saw
them them not. lmproprieties, departures from ROM
good behavior, little faults should be for
Of sesnaa as friend Slipped %1%s
should not remind him OF the slipping. We should
go backward with the mantle over our shoulder
and cover the nakedness OF our brother. or the
agencies that were prOmotive OF peaceulness
cheerfulness and good nature were prominent.
Cheerfulness belonged mostly to
COURAGEOUS NATURE,
SAID By the friends q some young men, after they
was easy see S how was SS % WAS
with their new life, whereas Il was ali the more
needed. nyou were converted to-day you ought to
laugh twice where you only laughed once the
previous day. Another aid TO peaceful life was
the cultivation OF human sympathy. Condescend
to men Of low estate, but don't let men see how
practical Illustrations Of the power Of sympathy
nstancng the Of the
source Of peacefulness In life was the keeping the
mouth shut and holding = shut IT,. There
by all the wisdom Of the world The
old Greek said that man had two
ears and one mouth, In order that he might hear
sense In this. There were some men who de-
lighted In SANDER. Such men seemed to be en-.
be made his common carriers. nyou knew or heard
anything wrong about anybody don't circulate 1t.
Keep 1t to yourself until necessity compels you to
say what you know. The sermon was closed 1y an
answer to the Objector, who might quote passage
from the Episte Of James, which said, FIRST pure
and then peaceable.n and which Dir. Beecher
sOphtcal one