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The New York herald., 1875-11-01

which is the glory Of our literature and
which enriches the literature Of All tongues
OF what value are the works Of the fathers
whose lives were given 10 the contemplation
Of the holy mysteries of faith and whose
words have been the comfort Of generations
Of men? OF what uso arc the schools Of
learning devoted % the education Of relig-
ioUs teachers. when two gentlemen without
more than an average education may set the
hearts Of Christian communities on fire like a
\ burning prairie2 The success Of Moody and
/ Sankey, If II may be called success, is a re-
Election upon our whole Christian SYSTEM SO
far as its literature its schools and its diyines
are concerned But is il 4 real success? Do
not these gentlemen draw crowds in Brooklyn
merely because they drew crowds in Lon
don Do not our people fook to the Rink
and the Tabernacle to sec what power it was
that astonishod the religious world Of Lon
don 30 they not find that the eloquence
Of Moody and the melody Of Sankey repre-
sent what We see at every summer camp
meeting, ana that they attracted the English
merely because it was novelty, like the
shows Of Banum OF the humor Of Artemus
Ward? What we hear in Brooklyn may be
heard at Ocean Grove OF Martha's Vineyard
every summer. The methods of Moody and
Sankey are the methods of the exhorter, the
colporteur, the class leader. Once the curl
osity Of the people is satisfied the revival will
die away. There will be no longer these
eager crowds, the two evangelists themselves
will lapse into the ordinary life Of devout
clergymen, and marvel in after years at the
celebrity which attended their ministrations
in London and New York
As to whether these religious excitements
are Of permanent value, SO far as the moral
elevation Of the people is concerned, we do
not now inquire. Any influence which
draws the minds Of the people to q contem-
plation Of divine things, Of the lessons Of
Holy Scriptures and the observance of the
Commandments, cannot but do good. OF
the hundreds who flock to the Rink and the
Tabernacle, and who feel moved by the ex-
trayagance Of the preacher or the melody Of
the singer to change their lives and become
Christians many will fall away, many will
find the temptations Of the world too allur-
ing and the burden Of religious life too
hard to bear. But there are others, we trust,
who will find an enduring peace in the faith
Of Christ. And if even one sinner in ten
thousand should be led to a permanent re-
pentance the evangelists Of Brooklyn may
have the consolations of the Gospel for be-
lieving that their work, however much we
may criticise it, has not been altogether in
vain.
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CUBAN INDEPENDENCE. According to Min
lister Cushing's instructions the attitude Of
the United States toward Spain on the Cuban
question is one Of expectancy, and they mean,
if they mean anything the speedy recog-
milton of the Republic. The arguments by
which this position is justified were equally
forcibIe at any time during the last five
years, but it is possible that armed interven-
ton will grow out of this sudden deter
mination Of the government at Washington.
Whatever may be the result, the wlole coun-
try will be in as lively state Of expectancy
as the administration.
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A Two-EDGED SwoRD.-We have several
communications from excited partisans
whose judgment is warped by the canvass
saying that one Of the reasons why Recorder
Hackett should not be reelected is that he is.
a Catholic. We have no means of knowinG
whether the Recorder is a Catholic or not.
he is good enough judge to be very good
Christian. Whether Catholic or not we ara
sure he will administer justice This intro<
ducing religious questions into an election
canvass is q two-edged sword that will do
endless harm. 1t is one of the most mis-
chievous Of John Kellys extraordinary ex<
pedients
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JoHN KELLY's FUNERAL GRAFTON ON HIMsELF.-T
tvouid Ike 10 get ont Of The position chtch hold
not great man but / influenced Jy good motircs
and che here viH use all Dsy eRdeGU0rS 10 gtve
ne State good government We nominated and elected
Samuel u TdeH simply for he good ofhe people and
that he might correct The abuses that had become enor-
nous he and his associates hare been al that 0or far
wboe gear They haze done all they could, and II dey
hape not done more II ,oas because hcy hare been
htoarted ed-TAMMANY HALL SPEECH
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paign. am here to urge you according 70
your own judgment and conscience to give
your support to the State ticket and to vote
for the best men for Senate and Assembly
and TO stand by Samuel J. Tilden Of your
own city" Mr.. Herman showed commend
able wisdom in this advice and ia following
out the course laid down for him by tn
HERALD
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IRoN-cLADs seem to be doomed just now to
frequent misfortune. It is not long since
British vessel, the Vanguard, was sunk, and
uow we have the report Of the burning and
explosion Of the French ship Magenta.
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THE CANADIAN AUTHORITIES are getting
ready for the Guibord funeral but as yet
only one regiment has received orders to pre-
pare for the event II is to be hoped that
lie occasion will pass of quietly and without
blOOdshed
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NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS. On and
after January ], 1875 the daily and weekly
editions of the NEW York HERALD will be
sent free Of postage.
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TIE YACHTING SEASON, one Of the most
brilliant in many years, IS reviewed in the
HERALD this morning. we present on inter-
osting rfsun6 Of tie regattas and matches
sailed during the year and call attention to
Tie record as a fit tribute @ the growth Of
AQUATIC sports.
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MORE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. Philadelphia,
was the scene of the latest destructive fire.,
what were known as the Bruner Mills, in
that city, being destroyed yesterday. One
Of the worst features Of the calamity is tho
employment. Another large fire is reported
from Cambridge, in this State, the loss being
very great for a country village. These con-
stantly recurring disasters prove how inade-
quate are the provisions against fire, but
neither preaching nor suffering seems to lead
to greater precautions or security.
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WALLAcKs THEATRE, o,.,,,r ,,-,,
R0utE u 7. ~; closes a. 1918 4 NJ Ar JoAn uii-
oert Miss Ada Dyas.
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
Sixteenth street and Broudway-l VARIETY, at T. NJ
COTTON 4 REEDS NEW YORK sINsTRELs,
Opera House, Twenty third street and sixth avenue at
no Broadway IEE1IET eSA.f g H. close. at To-
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Third avenue.and siAty.turd sireet-Day and evening
SAN FRANCISCO NINsTRELs,
New oPera House Broadway corner OF Twenty ninth street
Twenty third aud sixth ANToMlME, at
4 AZ. Z. L. FoN
PARK THEATRE, ..-....,.
fhF2Rdwas pnS m aad N4 ' F5rcacs N'ii D0
EAGLE TIEATRE
Broadway and Thrtythird sireet-N AklEl1, at > T. NJ
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. j,
4 NJ; closes = Io.s0P. u
BowEHY 1nLATRE,
Rowery.-JusTINA, a. Z y M..s Helen Houghton'
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
corner q & srs, /, ana S ,fth avenne-oLD
- p-siI GLOBE THEATTEEIEi IEATEI = ana VARIETY
at . II. M.
WOODS MUSEUM,
Broadway, corner 81 Thirtich Strcet,-THE -FOUR
KNAyES at i. NJ; closes 10 - /. NJ Matinee at
= NJ.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEATRE,
Nos. SIS and JS7 Broudways-NARIEIY, AZ ( 4. NJ
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third avenue between Thrieth AMI lhiryrst streets
MIN5IRELsI and VARIETY, a = H.
TTyOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street, Third ayenueN AElETY at 8 T. NJ
LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street. sixth Afeuue.--LA GEANDE
DUCuEssE, At 8 7. NJ. MEXICAN JUVENILE OPERA
TROUPE.
ACADEMY on MUSIC
Fourteenth street-GcrmAn Opera IL TROEATOHE, at
4. NJ. closes at II 7. VI, Nachtel
COLOSSEUM
PRUsSIAN SIEGE OF PARIS.
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TIE SERMONS. s.-The services in the metro
politan churches yesterday were after the
usual style Of doctrinal discourses. Mr.
Hepworth preached on the new birth, taking
the orthodox view Of conversion, Of which he
has become the leading exponent MI.
Beecher's discourse was on vicarious faith
and the methods Of prayer. Mr.. Ayers
subject was "The Law Of Victory in the Con-
tests Of Men" his discourse being in illus
tration Of that remarkable text "The race is
not always to the swift nor the battle to the
strong" Mr.. rockingham delivered an ad-
dress on the varying phases of human
thought affecting the Deity. At the Church Of
St Francis Xavier Father Merrick preached
sermon, in which he called upon all Catho-
lies to sanctify the coming week in the spirit
of faith by prayer for the intercession Of the
saints An interesting event took place at
tho John street Methodist Episcopal
church namely, tho celebration Of its one
hundred and ninth anniversary, and the
Rev. Dr. Price took leave Of st. Stephens
Episcopal church after pastorate Of thirty
eight years.
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The voyage OF the swatara.

'Better fifty years Of Europe than cycle
of Cathay." There arc some IN South
America who are ready to apply, with
change of Names the thought Of this verse;
Better very little Of the United States, even
as it is, than all the possibilities Of Brazil.
They went away in bitterness Of heart, but
none will contemplate their return with any
other sentiments than those Of sympathy.
and pity for misfortunes and ruined illus
sions. Few can have forgotten the circum<
stances in which some of the people Of the
South went away when the final catas
trophe of the Confederacy came, MOI
the spirit Of their departure. But now
that all the hopes they then had are seen
only as blasted ones-now that many have
persisted and that all have returned who
could command the means-there can be no
heart so hard as not to wish Godspeed to
the man-of-war which the government, in
temper we cannot too highly commend, has
sent to bring home the poor remainder.
They went because they would not be
citizens Of the United States on any terms.
They had fought for government inde<
pendent Of ours but had failed to obtain it,
and they would 60 to exile and foreign
death rather than look upon the restoration
Of the hated authority. They would give ia
other lands the little advantage Of theiI
labor and to its battles their yalor. None
but themselves have suffered in the hot fire
of that passionate departure /; no resentment
can slumber in any breast, and we rejoice
that there may be little left of life for soma
Of them at home and among friends.
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WAGHER's MUSICAL IDEAS find almost as
many expounders ia this country as ia Ger
many. and to these as well as to most read
ers Of taste and culture the opinions Of Won
Bulow reproduced in the HERALD this morn
ing will prove an entertaining and instruc-
tive chapter.
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''Recoder HacseH, of Men FORK, ts sail u % q
honest man. For his reason Tamnany shuts ne d0or i
his face n--WAsnrsGToN CHRONICLE
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fJotn r. Hdckstt allie terror 70 The dangerous
rl1sses AMI safeguard % ne rights and property of
be honcst citizen HUDSON tN. r. STAR.
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TRIPLE S HE Z L.

NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER |, 1873.
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JonS KELLy's yALEDIcToRY.-T hare been iaJoyia9
nan myseG and I7o'g hoo hard 4 Is tor men ,cih
fpiies b ge dioag such ,oages ne city pans Tney
slolM hqre good Pay iii there should BE- honest acort
oipea 10 lie city I'm u-TAMsASY HALL SPEECH.
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'Recorder HacteR Qf Ne0 York city, Is an intelligent
courageous and pure Judicial officer "-OGDENsBUm
~
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''He Just ne sort n Judge he people ,csh q admin
istcr 1ustce - Hcir enemies John A. Hacseu must Je
Lstt III he scat VI ne Recorder. n-suN OCTOBER 13
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"7he ",oar % pe knife" because ne iEfeziJlc Judge
refused 70 Hhs court Nth KeLys Hders,rappes, has
lost his party Thousands Qf roeS n-TMGs OCTOBER L.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
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as in New York.
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Tde rigor avtt ckich N has administered nc criminal
t1o against notorious offenders has erc'cd ddmtratoR
md gratitude TIMES, OCTOBER y
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"The public tGrs generally approved qf Hacsea and
soped he t0ould te rsaoniRateJ 'BoRoESrowN RzGrs-
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PEACE Is URUoUAY, it is confidently ex-
pectod, will soon bo restored tie revolution
being practically terminated. These South
American struggles q late years have only
two salient features their beginning and
their end.
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"We fancy the counting cf ne uoes on election night
,0iu sho,0 that John Kelly has not he ohole city IN his
pocket n-SUS, OCTOBER l5
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From o,r reports this morning f,e probabilities
are hot tie ueqtder to-9ay ,0ia be cold and
clearing.
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There is not respectable citizen Of New York who
does not look upon the attempted remoraL Of Recorder
HdckeH from the Bench as an outrage TIMES, 0c-
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'Rec0yder Hqctsa ~ Netc FORK REUSED q make
places II hje c9yt for toois " Tuamqag and 1dnmany
gg,,s hfgs on u-Bosroy TRAVELLER
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"Brcuk doion ~ maa pogs. ME mogt cgsctivs
tody is q uote fer JoAR r. Hactct tor Recorder -
sun, OCTOBER IL
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~ man is discarded lChoSe undiaching courage and
firm and impartial conduct upon ne Bench rendered ks
name terror 10 all the criminal classes DAILY WT-
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$50 jar as ne pubic concerned, ne trumpery
charges against ne Recoyder haze julien dead Times,
nrrnnsN
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The udt majority Of cases adjudicated Ly the Rccorde,
hare not reached Albany They hare gone up The rtuer
tat they haze stopped at Sing Singn-EyESING PosT.
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"Because John Kelly says that John x. HackeH Shaa
not remain in the place Of Recorder, Me people
New York 10 be fri9hteaedSn-SuN, OCTOBER Is.
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The aninus Of is attack is not susceptible Of conceal
meHt Mr. Kelly has for many years been bitter per-
sondL enemy Of the Recorder. ,-EvESISG MAIL.
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"Recorder Hdckea aoiU be reelected By Of The
largest mqories cast for judge IN aas city,
TIMES, OCTOBER 15.
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''John X. Hdckeu should be trumphantly reelected
let all Ne hieues, burglars hig,oayen and nurdeyers
wi1 Uote against him. Sun, OCTOBER IL.
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Key proposes % 0et rd ~ Recorder 1cfo persists in
se,ttencing criminals n-TniEs OCTOBER To-
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tLet he people elect John x. Hacea 70 be Recorder by
a ro,s,ao majority II tci do John Kelly g0od '-sUS,
OCTOBER IL
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The NAVY DEPARTMENT is very active in
bringing our scattered ships into our
own waters No special significance may
attach 70 this on account Of our relations
with Spain, but il any event il IS better to
have our navy near home rather than to
employ the few soaworthy ships We possess
in iunketing in distant ports.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

.Is election ,ein aot 0, q rpl1ean gicfory N ony
sne 5u 9 popular r.e.oyy JoAa Kely. n-sUS,
Nfroppp Ia
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or. John Kelly, The dutocrdt Of 7anmany Hall has
bid defiance 70 The press and public optaioa.,'-CoM-
MERCIAL ADVERTISER.
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"Hts exclusion Jrom The Tammday tctet has nerer
been better characterized than Jy Sayng that ,ooud be
celebrated al Sing Sing n-CoURIER DEs ETATs Usus
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"Rccorder Hdckcu has dealt oat Draconian sort Of
iustice % Ateres and aurierers n-TMEs OCTOBER 10
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

VOLUME XL....-"~.....................So. 5o
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"Rfcorder Hackcp GIN claim, ne credit cr ridiag de
city 81 largr number u 5al characters haa any one
,Oho has occupied similar posttoa Times OCTOBER H.
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WALLACK'S THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street -liiE OVERLAND
RaUfE II r. NJ; closes at 1878 I. NJ MI John oh-
cert Miss Ada Dyas.
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ttJohn X. HacteH shall remain al his posi- as Re-
corde-dna lo nil Je able q sag oy2"-DALY NEWS.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Fourteenth street-GcrmAn Opera IL. TROEATOHE, at
= L. NJ. closes at II +. ". WachteL
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COLLOSECM.
PRUssIAN SIEGE OF PARIS
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COTTON 4 REEDS NEW YORK NINSIRELs,
Opera House. Twentythrd street and sixth avenue, az
4. NJ closes az ~ i. N.
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PARTISAN VARIETIES,
Sixteenth street and Br0adwuy.-NAAiEIf, at T. NJ
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenth street. sixth Nvpuue-LA GRANDE
DUCuEssE At 5 + NJ. MEXICAN JUVENILE oFERt
TEOIPE.
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No. 5ii roadway-NAk4EIN at r. NJ, closes at ~ -
T. NJ
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licb feline 9onic l(mgcbung unoufbDrlit6c
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bos 9nlcbcn bcs &Dni9tbuns uno iciner
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&0ni9e nidt ols Wfniiter 9cfollcn. 60
bleibt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bem9lbtDmnl=
ling Ser Garignons nibtS gnoercs iibriL
ala sic 5Srpne nit Scr p6ry9lhen N}ubc
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su ii6erloNen.
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c bunbcrt So0tc un0 9{eruunoete.
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8 9ompier uSrioe" 9in9 ouf Der Tobrt po1
l. Nlcronorio nab 9u(( unter, ,uobci Sluau
zig Yer]oncn crtronfen.