New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

know this is 80 ~ And 10 one laughs so much
as the man who writes it, nbout your reading Ia;
1t amounts to nothing; Just like a Rnf-bnbble, II
and they 60 to gas. do not 90 collecting all these
little affairs; ! let them COME t9 me: Sn;p,
sysHso s s sSsHysG AGAINST ms
nobody is opposed as ] am, and wonder If anybody
pties met DO Won suppose that am such sneak
as that don't care much about it as care for
am about to use an illustration that may 60 home
To of you and to Others II may not suppose me
takes glass OF beer ana there are nn the
bubbles are gone. He would be very foolish, IL tie
opinion of those who drink beer, to wait until the
bubbles are gone. When God made ness ne a .Se
world He created them also in socrioty. These are
only the prototypes and paralleisins Of the human
family man might as well SIT on t ths SoS how w
many vermin there were creeping about, hngho
as well mourn that there were so many potatc.bugs
mourn vermin. he has life work before hll i
Laughter. And people come to say. " Beecher, you
Cont mean TO say you don't carer IL l ia1gh anu
smile, they ray il is afectation II 10 not because
we do not care it il because an affair that would
trouble one man does not trouble another man the
same. You would not call such men as these men,
but h0muncuh.
PEACE AFTER FIVE YEARS OF TRIAL
have gone through some things in the last FIVE
years Of my life ii befalls to experience in
an equal length of time. And then the experiences
were PECULIAR they were exqusitely adapted to an
nov me- They fitted my temperament and dispositions;
now, am the leading brother, and pastor by cleo
ton and affection of this church, of this body Of
Gods people. have gone through great tr1al, hot
ignorant of other trials before. tell yon-and
at the publicity which is gwen 70 these
meetings. must have chance to say to you,
Christian brethren, You Young % yon1 ana pasto4
have q right to stand up. and say that
have been kept in peace Ihave not been tried 50
that have gwen up courage and 80 that may not
have many things to &c Cod iha4 Sf t fGs
feelings are not soure4 that l am not NOR.
bid and that am ns in any way TheTs
would not relieve. if it for me
to DO it. anss dq he pSt any e"a
this earth whom | would not rather relieve
than strike; ! bear you this witness, for hays
the body and the life of Jesus Christ;
because it is tho sovereign ambition of my life to be
manly fellow, aud l mean by manly fellow, 9
a regard for the future which is in man when he is
IN God. So that whether / go up. or whether 20
down. and when J 20 down l go up i an
satisfied that God for men more than men 90
tor He is MY fortress, my sure defense, and ny ever
lasting reward. After passing through all these
experiences l have night To stand Up ana
say that there is truth III Jesus Christ. Ia yOlce,
Amen" l say. there is truth 10 relIgon.
1t is than rhapsody; it is an all-susaining
power good to live i'll, good to die on, good To i've
young men and msidens here and hereafter. wish
you to understand that that which speak Of are
things proved, proved.
Que thing Is tns, that hope, with all courtesy
and respect that everybody on earth will think OF
me Just as they choose, and whether you think
sns way shall the not Sh +. an Sa not
cord to other people the most perfect
liberty in that respect In the next place. whatever
men may think this world is 50 large, there are SO
body on the face of the earth to determine
@ur and Tnt is God a dSa that aran es
the world. Applause, with cries Of "Amen" from
various parts of the roon.l | don't propose to be
put down in any other sense than the sense in which
wheat is put down In the soil. However pressed
up again. AppiauseI Will You be Kind
enough to be still. Here some one in the rear OF the
the palm of his hand. do not say this merely as a
matter of arrogance. simply say this that by pa
tient continuance in well doing nobody can be put
down. | do not care W at people think of NE,
| know what l am. God knows it; He
dseloscs it., But know that, there is love
other reason than that work sweet to me. and u-
der Gods providence ! am going TO work out my
life now, let me see the man that is going to stop
il. II lies with God aud with me. Nobody Is allowed
tO vote that subject; and as long a. there Is ignor
ance to DO enlightened sympathy to be encouraged.
love for the unl0ved, pardon for the outlawed,
tongues for those who cannot speak for what they
want, 80 long az there are men who need G0d, SO
long shall they have my help and labor.
THE FUTURE IN GODS HANDS.
don't mean that care for high place. went
into the wilderness. IL was not who took myself
from the wilderness; did not come here with any
ambitious plans desires. l was sent here. |
did not stay here because had planned it myself.
was kept here by the, the divine Twin purpose
~ Gods Providence keeps me here.
shall 20 when Gods providence takes me away. /
shall die when God decress me to the other life,
His hands. VIII do it though the thousand devils
are in the road leave for Him to to, judge That is
me is Father, and have day by day to say,
"dear Father what wilt thou have me to do,
that shall do" and he'll and the devil cannot stop
Now. Christian Brethren, have said these things
to You, and | wish could have said them with
closed doors and windows, and without their beng
reported. would if | did not know human nature,
ASK that they be not reported. But then the thing
that is not to be reported is the thing to be reported
aud that which ought not to be reported is reported.
Ii would Iva in vain to ask this. We are an unen-
yabe church in that regard. We live out of doors.
Notwithstanding it Ill Inc 10 say these things to
you; it was in me to say | admire you;
piety, for your trust, and | am your leader and
lrlend not perfunctOrily but by the grace of God.
And the hold that l have had upon yon
is received from your confidence in my
Christian life. am Christian; I am
manly man. | love to honor God. shall see
you there. You shall not be able 10 sham me- nor !
sou, but yOu aud journeyng together IN this life
NAV rise from the earth of righteousness; We
shall stand together and meet our congregations. BE
of good cheer dearly beloved, pray beloved of God;
wait, work, believe, and he at rest.
HE audience then rose and sung the ,235th
hymn of the Plymouth Collection, when Mr. Beecher,
giving notice the audience of the meeting of the
Examining Committee. be held Immediately, pro-
nounced the henedictiOn.
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