Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-30

From the New York SUMS report Of
Henry Ward BsschsT's last Friday night
lecture. we copy tie following as indi-
eating the character and temper OF the
ub0id, bad man:'
~ have gone through IS many annoy
auees. in the last five years Of my life,
uTo5sblv, as most men have gone
tbroueI-aunOyauee5 that just fitted my
temne-smeut; and that, if anything
could have done IL, would have smoth-
cred me / am, by your own choice, the
pastor u this church. ] am your spirit
gai guide and leader, and have rRht
10 say lhal God bias tried me for hVe
wears az be has not tried you. But 10y
sbe grace OF God 1 have been kept, in
the main, in pc g.
THINGS Mr.. BEECHER Is THANKFUL
FOR.
81 have many things to be thsnkful
for: but the one thing for which L am
more thankful than any other, is that
Inv all these trials l have not been en-
hitteged. My feelings are not morbid.
am still cheerful There isn't crea-
F,1ra on the face OF the earth whose shoes
I wouldn't unlOCss, II i were ChrlSts
will that ] should d. so. There isn't one
G..irc On the face OF the earth whom It
,1tarl 10 strike. And this is contrary TO
nv natural nature. 1t hss peen the
.gve!e,rn idea Of my life 10 be manly
fellow. and manly fellow, l believe, IS
ALWAYS christian. When l come out
ri nh this trouble with kindly feelings
and b. peTlect satisfaction in Christ,
r. ga "a right 60 say, RS not vain thing
4, sa!fo-v Christ. There Is truth in relig-
ION IT, good to live on, aud its good
~ de on: sud 10 live sEsil, forever, or
and when ] pgCzch hereafter / want
Yen 70 understand that when / speak OF
ineee things / speak from experience"
tlr. Bsedher, although he remained
.,-h--g. mad used his arms freely, fire.
mar, " giving emphasis 70 his words ~
st,D-in, his hands or striking the Ply
,I,dIi,b n lection volume violently
erairst the table. When he reached
ia Iofut he arose, and e!asplng ms
hands behind Kim, !ooEed upon ne audi-
euce a moment, s. II correcting MS
tbopghfR. Everybody saw tAaI soihe-
tbi.g was coming. and The eAclIehlebI
vas painful. Dir. Beecher look one slep
f5rEa-d. and was greeted again Dy a
round OF laundering applause. SeVeEal
times he tried TO speak, oGt h7 oi'eh t1s
his lin. moved the cheering began anew,
a.NE aL " - SENtldA AAAA'AN-
ooold make himself heard. lie turned
alyoo-t livid in the face, and bis leIt
hand keptup continual nervous t"ltcA-
ing Men and women rose in their seaJs,
bq1Jlye-chiefs were waved, aud every
Derk yv.- stretched eagerly forward.
When perIec. GuiSt was restored, MI.
B=echer continued:
DFFYING THE WORLD TO CEUsH HIM.
81 look with all courtesy aud respect
n, the right Of anybody to look upon me
a. he chooses. Whatever men msS
think, this world is SO large thst II does
not lie with you, nor with anybody on
Garth, to determine my future. That's
q matter for ne and God and me aud
cod against the world. don't propose
10 90 down. Whoever tresds me in tbs
crallud. I'll come up sgain under HE
foot. By patient continuance IN well
ding nobody can be put down know
what I am, and time will disclose 1t.
Work will never cease with me TIL the
rofIin lids are screwed down. II may be
T,.re. or II rasy be somewhere else; but
,l-3Lr Gods providence Pm going To
YORK cut my life. Let NE see the man
uho viii sop me
Sir. Beecher raised both his arms, and
-s.9ed for several g.cOnds.
1T lies Eilh God AHA me, ne con-