The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06

sgtrit .Get me see J" said fhe preacher "the man
VINO says he has had no struggle; let him rise up;
know his name before ! see him
God has named him. sIf We have had no chastise.
nemt re are not sons. Everybody comes tumbhng
world: There Is no exception Shakspeare's chill
a i II ne had aue, must have come to the same
bears the mark or toll and care. Some peonIe an,
very anxious about their ancestors and some of
se Fa say ~ vn could but trace my pedigree to
.ne Laii ~ DudleyV Well Darwin suggests that
we should trace our lineage the other way. We are
nos nos 80 anxious about doing that, though think
Q.aughter) The points In which we are the most
IKE each other are more In that direction than In
All men are united, too, on the essential Meas 81
Christian manhood. 1t Is said that you can never
unite men n on any one creed. say that by and By
chapter q Galatians might can lit L
Is not that Chinese abomination, the 1tianssIan
Greed. This is But the fruit Of the spirit IL
iSye Sy long suffering soc
every man ON the globe has that for his ideal. Men
don't know what they believe about churches, for
selves don't know" Mr.. Beecher here put to an
ideai, rough plaln-spoken,
COMMON SRNsR MAN
,snrOugn q category as to what he believed In. He
, peneveu ~ nothing until he came to his mothers
s iGws ss Sa S to to long suffering
these are the fruits OF the sprit-the common prc
p per-, OF mankind. Do you think men would CON
spHo together to kick the sun out Of the
neavens-tne source OF all their light ana
comIorts But II yox. put a hideOus
crystal IN the heavens; II you hang an iccie there
ana call God, don't wonder that men are inideH
and atneistss There are good many Armenisns
mere; you cannot anticipate what my feeling toward
you IL. There are some Episc0palians here: how I
should IKE to give slap at your bishopsi There
are some Unitarans here; how could show tho
poverty or your falth There are some Universal
lists here; how might show what they think about
the good-naturedness OF Cod But suppose you
were to go to q horticultural show and there was 3
long table OF fruit-there were different compart-
commandments, and you overheard q man say to the
judges as they looked at it, sMy fruit was raised
on ground that can be traced as far back as the
food" Another man says, mine was raised
under glass; this is church fruit" Another
says This was raised under certain Ordi-
nances and rules" You came at length
to cluster OF fruit, and you looked at IL and sd-
Inired 1t, and you say to the grower, "Why, where
dld you get these fine pears frOm2' He answers ST
got them from the highway; they grew wild; l took
them into my garden, and have cultivated all the
aruit nave In this way, and you what 1t is"
me Judges say Why, you have the best fruitin the
snow" All the others cry out, "Why you're not
going to give that man the prizel Why his fruit
Is not grown as ours Is ia wild fruit" You hear
the Judges say, The order Of this show is by their
fruits ye shall know them.'u The sermon. which
was OF remarkable excellence, was concluded by q
reference to the unity In suffering to the fact that
we are all under angelic convoy, under the convoy
Of Cod and under the convoy Of that name which In
above every other name.