Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-12-16

frame the iuIuersunatiOn ut physical
strength. his head the perfection or i'm.
tellectual power Leaning Oh his cpn-
secrattd desk " ith three thousand eyes
upon him aud Que not human, WIN
the last notes Of holy melody ringing
in his ears, IL seems TO mH lhal ne
must be innocent In his own soul or
else he dared not --, but we are not
discussing that subject, at present. A.
I said, he stands up beside the simple
desk with one hand resting on II, ana
in his quiet way gives out the text:
" So have | strived to preach the Cos
pei, not where Christ was named, lest
/ should build upon another mans
foundation There i nothing extra
ordinary in the words or in their de-
livery the first few sentences contain,
perhaps, no brilliant passages nor elO-
quent flights OF rhetoric, and II II were
not Beecher speaking We might begin
to lose Interest; but gradually, inside
uusly, an iutlueuct CreCps over The
nearer, til, before lac Is aware oi H., he
is full of ~ mpathy anu admiration for
this poor human man who j. pouring
forth, with ali the power Df his genius,
such flood OF eiOgueuce and faith
With such a gOlly air ut tru,h and
hciirc-. T., am uuyuU,rur.d
oh.er,rr D.. u,u.t Ice curious at
lpa.t fn ,y..l,.l The absolute manner
in which the rrpacDer control, his am.
dieura when he crpu,,s.a rirple OF
laughter runs over the house. and n,
Li. n, .,r.r.r manly ma1 fgrtiy.lv
vim. py-.,yY t.s. l,-I, of .rr1r almost
fpr,otfru rDrnnr, gr-a.,sg tn life. The
-arri..s lo.ttifl nearly ono Iuf up-
b.8y rrn3,lqips Of lhoir length and
man. rn,,,.I.. ..qv amor line cIIsa. talk-
M, ,ni.,it. ,1tcTr tL.nl.tlyns and
Io.,sinr At AR Raechrr vino remain.
-esfsd with como dar,r4 of .aii.f.c-
ZION T thipn
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"a '-lA " d" A. ~ I''7 - ''.- ''-'-'N -'''
The same ferry takes Us over 70
BrpokIyn Ia the evening, ana one or
two inquiries after thc Tabernacle dI-
rect u u L ISiuu-h as. nue. car. 10
make " assurance druutS SURE We
ask the JOily-lookiugc conductor: Does
this ear 20 ny 1870 .' aud are assured
that it does without being troubled to
mention the I .s OF all. How polite
the Brook iyui &C. arc! The car j. quite
full, and our iul "tuctOr, after col
Letting the fare. aims his sUddeu~
ne,s. Every u-. 80 this car Is 90
ing 20 the Tahern Ie," he explains,
wish what DickeL- would have called
labored wink" aud then Tegales
Us with general description Of this
great pulpit aud its great eXpounder.
| ecidedly lie Is the most entertaining
conductor we have met for along time.
In New YORK, they all have such "A
hang dog louh, like cuuvict> with a
ball and chain but the bell punch has
not appeared IN Brooklyn yet.
The faperu9Cl- Is uunu easier To-
find than the entrance therein. There
are such AN Cudie.s number OF
pa-sageways leading 60 nowhere thai
when one hrs found the light one be
proceeds with much doubt aud hesita-
ton. Once inside, the beholder is
struck with the immensely uc space {:
the long semi circular rows of pews
filed with spectators mot wOr-hiper~I
remind one OF the colosseum in the
palmy days Of Rume-uot that Tai
mage bears any resemblance to a glad
iator; Oh, no. The same extensive
brain that planned the outer passage
ways has again exercised itself in de-
signing an deliberately intricate sys-
TEN of aisles with an equally perplex-
ing result: and the searcher Of the
trutn-aud a seat-tiuds repeatedly, to
his own discontinue, that a straight
line is not by any means the shortest
chnrcS ,n Ue.TGeI two pp'n ~ ohi he
cnulcl interior i tItlt'u vi No1hicr
40 sS,n'ns,ad r., ~ s,,ri,o So, a. -, 81
-, 81 al, Gr
ara Craen''ad 1.'', ny, ai,h.rattIv +h,
| cb.n,IeIi.rs ,,ai,,,1J III "a "a
snnnbaj ,'iib ,,ni,t ari tbs, -, -.
II tho color. fhst sre an that orca,
wera snhtracted f,on, a rainbo,y i
,go,,Id Ilay,s nG,hi,,,, af,,,l,,ttI,, ~,
ing mi H,arv,'I - dooorotion ia var,
nrs,narI,, ,,lacsd At q discrc.t di.t,nc.
froI, liz n-Jari.f. tho instrnrnent i
hsct, or ina nIatrrI,, ahovaEths ner
| f,rn,ar ia rom b.Iu,y How rho tw,
s,ar ,r,,.,'.,,. m oct ,lort, tncarher .
,hst IisroIoa orort 7 ra,'f . bnr nv
hsns PrGr SIarshaII can tell vii a
III tri- haautifuI o,ysn hpgins tn ,,iv
fnrrh s,unI. tbat strangelv r.srmhI,
.sI.rtions from TrovaIoI4 Travail
and nthpr cel-hrated onerus an,
at 7,3O tn. yrsat congr-gaiion arise an,
min IN me did DoY low led hy-Wh,,
do Won thiuk"-a corueI
RighL there IN front Of rs oil. an