The Morning herald., 1875-10-11

for the production of great quantities Of
staple commodities. fit had been govern
ed solely by the great law of human socic-
ty, it's productions would have doubled in
two years and quadrupled in five. Under the
policy,we OF the north not only pay our own
thare of public expenditures, interest and
dett, but also pay most of the just share OF
the south, and we now feel the strain upon
our resources.
Mr.. Wallace then gave a description Of
the depreciation of property in Alabama:
Louisiana and Mississippi, and alluded to
the increase of taxation in those States
This condition of affairs lie charged to the
account of the Republican party and its
wild and reckless administration.
Promising that the Democratic party
would reform the coils of which
so much just complaint had been made, he
brought his address to close, and was
cheered first and dined subsequcntly-th
latter at the expense of the Americas club.
MOODY AND sANKEY GIVEN THE COLD
SHOULDER.
The famous preachers, Moody and Sankey,
have decided at the long last to open their
American soul-saving entertainments in the
city of Brooklyn, Nov. T.
The opposition among the Lutheran was
too great for the valiant cosmopolites with
Rev. DR.. Sees at their head. The former
body of Christians caused the atmosphere
to vibrate with their lamentations of dis
approval. "What STRIP exclaimed Dr.. Sees,
who by the way presidcs with great clerical
dignity over the eternal fortunes of the
Broad and Arch streets congregation,
"What sir" said he to your correspondent,
"Do you imagine that l, as a man Of God
and one having in keeping the welfare of
my flock, could lend aid to these men, and
recognize them as regularly constituted
ministers of the saving truths of the gos-
pei! Never, sir! never! These people
openly defy all attempted restriction upon
their actions, and refuse to submit to the
government of any known church. The
first requirement Of a preacher is to con
form to the rules of those above him, but
these men recognize no power, and conse-
quently are not fit eXpounders of Christ's
word.'
Messers. Moody and Sankey, however,
are determined to convert brooklyn first,
for they are Of opinion, that despite its title
of "the City Of Churches" it has more
crime in high places, within its limsts than
any city in the Union. When they have ac-
complished the work in that quarter, then
they will return to the city of Brotherly
Love, and expend their energies along with
any quantity of spiritual balm that may be
necessary for the redemption of this sin
stained toWu.
LIBERAL REQUESTS TO CATHOLIC 1NsTITU-
TIONS.
The will of Patrick Mccain, admitted to
probate on Saturday, contains the following
public bequests:
To st. Vincents' Home, three bonds of
$500 each; to st. Charles Borromeo Toelogi-
cal Seminary, one $500 bond; to the Catho-
lie Home for Destitute Orphan Girls, one
Pennsylvania rail road bond for 81 900; to
the Home of the Good Shepherd, for the rC-
formation of unfortunate females, two bonds,
City 6's, $500 each; to the Little Sisters of
the Poor, three $500 bonds; to St. Mary's
hospital, 81 900; to St Johu's Male Orphan
Asylum, 81 ,0C0; and All Hallow Mis- mary
College, Drumconda, Dublin, Ireland, $5OO.