, 1875-02-08
MONDAY, FEBRUARY i, 1876.

but bscauae no needed Him. Without Me 70
sre nothing Men ntAndng outside that hard
form can do nothing. Hnppoao father Should
not engineer lha b,sineBs by yonrrelf; you will
need my hnlp and experience; como to
mo for advice Instead Of that, suppose
llo should Say {atfnightc'in2 A1mFef and
drawing hin face dovn): flames, III this rnnt
buancsH remombnr yo,1 caonnt got along without
mo- Ono imprcesoH yon with HenHe Of seIf-
conecoMuneBs the otlIor with Hcf,Be OF inhprn
iludneas. TIE God preach is tho God that
comforts; that IL patient and Pet1tls 10 those
nho arc stupid, and Iio has tho disposition and
tho power to give to every oun that wl,lcl, he
tccda. Come freely and boldly; plead your
salf 30 with tho giuple feeling Of trust, beIev-
ing thas lie Is Father and wat,lb to do parents
Hero NJ. Deccher cavo way for remarks.
Brother Whiso said :" You HPoke Ut the great
revival spreading. Nov would it not 10 bet,or If
wo had mora of that kind Of preaching? 1 nm
1t not 10 bottor If we could get Moody down to
our mission I"
1fr. Decchcr said "afy answor T., uso ovc,y.
thing; uso sfoody: Use anti -,foodicn; Use men
Of enotnlouB feeling anI ncn Of little feeling.
Az the fold yields various graina, 10 /. in in
the vineyard Of God; and as to Sir. Moody
who ia built nbous s feet QUO waJ hnd 10 feet tue
othor-!,e Ia al enormous engine. lo generates
moro atcanl in day than you can III q week.
Laughter.] fon remember tho cnliopes which
plnyeI tunes by steam. they went UP and down
the hnrhor sE,rieking out Hume, Swes, 11ome,'
and suppose had nn EoIlan harp land Ibid pos
Hoss little one about that timot md should
Bct it III my window some night aud when it
gave out lts low, Hwoet music, nnpposo Hnt,,d
give IL kick and cay, why don't yol rllsek It
out like tho calliopc2 All a1e needed, every
Que In Ills Way"
4 LITTLE now AMONG THE LAWYERS.
From the Eec ro1k Sun, ftb.5.
The Junior counsel ae tho days work was
closing, jolucd in httle soarring that had tho
iira Of almon-puro anger in ii. Mr. Eyar.n
askctl for tho iove-lett6ss Of the Tiltou family,
IN order to arrange tham over night. Mr.
Morris said that he would give them tho assorted
letters in tho morning, and could not give them
4oonot. 1Io turned to atr. .shoarn,un, who hal
three or four Of Mrs. Tilton'B lettors in is hand
making notes OF them on memorandunl. pad
and said, "Let me havo those Letters tnck" Mr.
bhearman said, "No; ITO will kcor them over
night" Mr. rojoined. sharply. "You haycno
hir. snealman. holding fast to TIC letters "You
ahan tako them away" said Morris. "Wcll.
by God mntterol Zen. Tracy. Mr. Erarta
poured oil on tho troubled watefB bV taking tile
letters. passing thom up to Tilson, having them
identified and marked as exhibits. Then he
passed the letters buck 10 Morris.
T1tToa'B SERVICE TO BEEc1[En's aoH.
Tie service that hr. Triton did for a1r. Beech
orH son waH dono for Col Horny B. i}e"c'ler. OF
! the firm Of Beecher t. DeneIict, INSURANCE agents
in Court street, brooklyn. Mr. Beccher spoke o{
1t ns follows In Ills statement:
When tho War broke out, my went into 1}rook-
i'm regiment, and after being monsha in cn,n
tbs md no sea On oe
md Col. Adams recommended him to rrsign, and he
fane to me- Mel It breko my hort sa VI QUO
country, and told Theodore. who Was III the Office
with mr. 1ts made Tho his own. Mr. Triton has
two, ard hs lover nature eoud 10 separated fruu tho
upner there u great aeal in hs upper nature that Is
At h1 took m In xfedh I'm.