The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-27

put on all the pressure OF all the bellows in this
organ, and then press down every one OF the key4
all OF them together, aud bring out that multi
tudnous groan and roar OF al that dtscord. Of all
the cashng notes through the whole range Of
the KEYS. that IL New York. Well. you analyze
IT, into the details and it only makes it Clearer
and clearer. II you have moment go up Wall
you have seen me going up Wall street, looking
from one SIDE TO the other that was thinking OF
Of thai money nGs
about money wouldn't let II slip out Of my hands
SO. But no. watch with my curious eyes how men
come and go, now they scrutinize each other and
look at one another with suspicion. They have =
superficial good nature, but when you look in
how superficial are the relationships that exist
BEECHERs ANCESTORS.
other in lar higher sense than they nave ever
yet To q considerable extent been accustomed to
there Is e nobody that has not
There have Ssn great wos1 many o. .rsa -
name Of BeeCher on the one side ana Foots ON the
and what they did; and 1t may be great pleasure
TO some OF YOU TO know that have traced up on
n,a s M s ID d v s0c
joics to think that, In the higher plane
caIy. but in the verify Of Gods truth
and in the spirit life-every man and every
that ever tried to make the world better, that in
any way tried to exemphiy the coming manhood,
the manhood OF souls, in all the past In every re-
lHtlOn, but the language ne spoke was my Ian
guage In Whatever sphere ne wrought It was my
sphere; whether he was crowned or uncrOwnedI
am Of MS lineage-I own him. And not only in the
past. but oil over the world there are no spirits
bearing and enduring with lOrttude aud cheerful
ness the trials that all subject to but he is my
brother. have great many friends In Rome and
the POpc among them. He would not come to see
me, but would just as lef 60 to see MIN he
would not say "y0u are orthodox and you may
preach to my people," but | really believe he is
orthodox, and would ordain him II he wanted
me to. believe the old man Is good man ; and
for the cobwcbs In his brain, he will get rid OF
them one day as the Church OF Rome wilL For that
Cnurch-and call 1t q Church-has great deal or
Rubbish and much that is good and pure: Is ike
an old niser's garrett, VINO Will not have anything
sold but saves there all rne old broken cribs and
Roman Church will not part with any OF Its tradt-
tons, but even tries 20 set them In order and make
an inventory OF them. This thought that shall be
all one in Christ ought to remove from also the
fear OF death. Flesh and blood shall not inherit
the Kingdom OF God; but the exaltatiOn OF every
faculty and sentiment Will lit us above
this earth and set us upon firm foundation. Turn
gathered together in one. no longer strangers ana
foreigners, but they shall be one In God.
draweth nigh matron. rejoice ia your
growing intlmity The jaller draweth near
to set you Tree. maiden lear not to depart. Tue
joys tnat you leave behind You here are not to be
compared with those that shall blossom Tor you in
despair. Remember. we shall all meet In the
plenitude OF love in the higher relationship OF
lIie-lree all free, all one in Christ Jesus, blessed
and blessing tore YER.