, 1874-07-31
PLYMOUTH BRE THREN.
tContiuucd tr0u1 tic First faFe.)

espted tho wife Of bis 1riena a. a srtbuto 70 lla
plety. May II not occur 70 some people that
pastor Of q vast Christian church may got monoy
e sr typs o sfV Ts sop sa "s ts ssoSsd Pu "a
Method Is tho lAddor on w,sol, good inscnt!ons got
to tloayan. Whescastnrs ,no.Aodis working with
a sioyc. Nor In goniue tho tr!lo type Of m o.
e!es'Astse' Ing pastoral work 's tl,s great tnae-
abhniored. except whom ho advises fow Of bis
r3siRl'soHeta. On ee!loate po!,,ts. Plymouth
Chapel ts tho moat Bohemian hover III the
Lords Vineyard. apnrgoun III q mathematician
beAtla Haacltor> lIyaotnthe 10 soascely mere
erratio. II tho beat ot tha life wo yet Is to DO
our Religious lifo III Atnorloa, this taaing-oH
church by nan Of EouiuA, without sYnoa, =
conference. code, or any ob!igatiun whatever,
ongAt to bs tlisoollntonnnced. Tho ohurchoB o!
tho country nre tho conservative powor IL, It;
\ pastor ought to ho Hubloot to tllaclplno III
fome way, IL only to preserve hllt'solf from vain
glory.
TIE PARTNERSHIP
bctwoon Dowon. Deoohor aud Itttou. haH always
Oliver johnson, the latltudiuariau. TO edit it; I'll
tn tho Rttlludinarian. to alorn 1t; Deocllcr, the
plntitudinnrtan, to adveftao it 4 and DoWon, the
ratitudinarina, to poddle 1t around Mr.. Golfax
used to suile into it by the brewer column. II
tbs 'wold Of God aud note OF haud; counter
foit dotector and d sermon. euch papers linyo
spruug up OH oil sides. Noxt to BoIiolttlg life.
insurance palicteB ls tho nuel!shinR Of Bcini-do-
numluatonat organs. Tho world, the saints,
OF that coalition has come improvdonce. rupture,
reorlmination, and nnw HhaIno. Uowou haa nut
been hoard from, aud why?
Theodore Triton ought no more to have boen
Beccl,er'a companion linn Joo nuward, whom ho
got out Of Fort Lafayette. ThuHo TWO ought to
hayo q 6ot~to. With Deechor for rofetee, aud
Howard has begun 1t.
THE HUSBANDS AND FAT1tEns
Of this country aze making thlB great scandal =
personal 1liaetcr. Thoy aro torrablo ln thoir
strength. moving together gu tho lawa q tine
aud tho honor OF tier homes. No raco, no
State, can qu!bblo with paators on this aub}act,
and have security for society. Tho Church III
tho bride Of tae LO1d. not paratnour. Tho
growth Of individuality las made tho MARRIAGE
and the country Ia full Of grass. widows. snares
to others and uuhappy to themselves. The man
who whispers to another's vito that o lovea Aoz
III paraaito who both poisons Ind Ftings.
IF 4 CLERICAL PAnAslTE
do this, thcre is at least ono moro fagot In 70.
aoryo for him. And 1t ia serious suspicion
against Mr. Doecher that Mrs. Tilton does noi
love hor husband Us sho does tho prioat The
husband whose bed she haa shared since she
came virgin to it tho fshor Of hor rec, T. J! loss
preucher, tar her ,aonlor. A faithful pasto'
should ty from such power over = household
The wlto's compliments wItnoss against him.
F1N1g.
II there ba no guilt III this clntn Of coipoi
donccs, lot there never again DO suspicion
First, beccher ia gilant on the Woodruff charges
Next, Triton challenger him on thu platform oi
hia church. md ho declines tho conflict. As
quits hts Congregational body rathel
than speak. Ho writoB tho language ol
tho tormontDl to and fro, md hert
aud there. Ho sigma covenants. HI
picks his committee at last, ant
hirea bis lawyers. Then the woman il
drawn from tho distracted household to Bavo tht
man she should not ee saving. It looks to 'ne
{ko lio Ut anguish. with some Scripture phraset
to mike ts hypocrisy, deceive Heagen. It 70.
minis to 10 seen whether tho hehss!oE Of Ply
mouth congregation will NOT prove that Dir
Beecher has not debauohed them oil to tho CT
tent Of loving him moro than yightcousncss:
IA for Tu,on. lie tho friyolous Donasello It
tho story Of "rho Marble Fauu." ho draw
strength Of character from bis calamity, ant
method from deepair. Unloss Mr. Deoeho
can stand in hH pulpit, with tho Scarlet 1etto
on hts bseaat, making coosesaion, TAson ueet
not say:
There was nowhere In this world whore thou confda
have escaped mo, but there
GATH,