, 1875-07-03


plafrsitI'a COUNSEL wilt move for nav tnat i'm
mediately by placing tho caeo on Tho Octobsr
calendar tnd that As sooo ~ tt in called motion
will 10 made for change III vcuue.
FR'pAY.N'CHT PRAYeR.MEETlHc-
nio CROWD or THE BRETHREN,
NV Yonk. July 2.-Tho Plymouth lecture >
room 1as crowded to oxco4n this evening By III .
brethren Of tho church. On tho platform wor
seated tho Daacopa Of tho church snd Mr, ,
Beecher'a 500 and tho latter'B wife. 4 smal |
table on tho ptA.fsEm waa loaded down with
floral bouquets. Whom Mg. Beecher entered. il .
waa received With loud applause. After hymn
had becn sung, Brother 6hearulan led IN prayer.
He thanked God that when the bitter c,p was
presented to their beloved pastor, they wero
able to pafsats Of 1t with him.
After the congregation bad sung another
hymn. d.. White prayed, It tho request Of B1r.
1'eechcs. Throughout thla prayer the latter nat
With hts elbow resting On tho table aud Lis face
buried in his bAnds.
Nh. BErcnEn's REMAINS.
Another hymn followed, After which Sir.
Deecher. still retaining bis sent, began bis ttlk
hv stating that ho did not propose to ray any
thing about that which touched all their
hearts, concerning himself, but that he
would speak about tho church. and
before leaving for tho aummor, would
say Bomo words to them which wero 10 bis heart.
Thcso Ind beon said good many things about
this church by persons who woro ignorant Of
its workings. lIs own Judgment, un~arpcd by
passion, the fruit Of years acqnsintance With 1t,
vas that by tho blo.sioE Of God there lad been
brought into co-opcralvo labor In this church
body OF paop1o such aa Inns rarely been para1-
leled, not in wisdom, but remarkable for lndivid-
nh1tSn- A 4 rt11Yeh IL AAf re ~
unity which hsd bcon tho result Of
\ religious feeling. In referring to tho
late trial through which the church had pasaed,
Mr.. Deecher said ho thanked llls audience for
their patcncn and confederation. Without any
concerted action thia church had Htood for two
yekrH with 1HmenHe eympathy for their chosen
head and paetos, and what they Lad loue was
RpoSTASEoUH AND MOT onuERED.
This unity Of the church IN sorrow and Afll}ctton
for two yeara waa not from any arrangement be-
tween parties, but fran the induelllng spirit Of
God. They had passed through Red Sea like
tho children Of Israel, and we're now on the
other ado and tho wheels Of TLaioah's chariota
thoy could NOW SEQ
Br1cKINa N THE MUD.
L1uGhter.] The npenkor deprecated alterations
botwehn households, and invoked them not 10
break up the hal mony Of tho church. Of sil tho
salntB he knew of. the Worst wero stone.tirow-
ing saints like shimis. 1horo wern enough OF
tl1e.c IN tho editorial chairs and thr pulpitr.
God had not baptized him for nothing. but waa
preparing him for q work, though
IE DID NOT YET KNOW WHAT IT wAs.
They wore boing coneestated for Eren
cansccrased for eoma eroat work. nn,
thoy we're to bo enplof rod to uus.ecl hard honrt :
md make hollocss not a m5th- poem. =
but reality. Lot them. tllofsforo rejoice. ~
God wha Loading them, eten BY Etop. to Zion.
With tLeso norjs Sir. Deccher ooocluued.
BBoTHEn BuEAE'Av
Mr. 6hearman aroBo anu s&4 ."c. ns nag oeon
for twelve months victim Of Tho policy Of
silence. aince that evening Q: tbs 25th Of Juno.
when he hid had the interyiow With Denjamn
F. Tracy man vho was ~ high above thoao
who attacko1 him ~ heaven Was aboye osrth.
tho had won victory-"ayel empbattcally
declared tho spcaker, 'and it +was victory"
Ilcfersing to the porsocutons Of the church. ho
said ho blessod the Lord for tht,H, and thon
dwelling for = momout on tho fettors Of aIr.
Beechor produced At .f:a lato trial. be said that
let tl,e outsle world say what 1t would, he look
od on these lettosa ~ tho pfond'.st feature Of
hir. Ucochor's casa. lie would have considered
nos a2ptss.sa saf tsa Ssassues '1a who" ss
| learned he had hlienateu 3 wtFo
from her husband. and ho would have
despisel lfr. Deecher had he acttd otherHlBo
lie VAS sorry ii he himaolf bad sr olton evil Of
any man, bit l,c could not help it, ,.nd now that
their pastor waa 40 aoou 10 Leave, H. hoped that
they would join him IN pscdgng Mr: Deechorr
their 1delity, and, God helping the' u. they would
never leavo hin. No vuico uttorc'i from press
or pulpit could mako them leayo him. and ton
thousand juries could not make tb'tn doubt his
| word. They would g., through Wit h him to tho
end, ,whateyer that might be.
THAT sTAANoE GAZE or AFFECTION Tol MOTH. .
ER-iH-LAw RING n.
ITO quote from Scripture" sstd D[r. bhearman.
III will go whittier thou goeBt; 1.-Two whero thou
livest; thy people shat! DO my people, and thy
God my God; i Mil die when thou dlea. and
where thou art buried there ahnu be buried
Altq.'"
HYDRAULIC.
As a1r. ahearmau concluded, tearn stood In hla
ores aud tie eyes Of thoso about httn, Willie hlB
vo,ce gov husky.
MIR. Eaecher then pronounced tho bspedlcton,
| aud the audience dlspersed.
MQuLTON,
TIlANk THROWS DOWN THE dAu1TLKT.
NEW Yonx, july a.-Frauk Moukou arriv ID
home yesterday. and to-day published tho fol-
lowing cArd IN tho brooklyn ArJus: