, 1877-06-04
Phillips Brooks Opens liz Bail and saJs Some
Flns 1hiags.
Robert Collyer Il Very Jolly and Tells
Few Stories.
DR.. Bellows Compares Mr.. Coll
yer to Macaulay.


ta'Aa"et oAtnA NeCAuXs wAS ~ tSt III 11tAf II tlN
very beginning, Of tho great Interest that = gfeat
part OF The community must take In this Associa.
tfon. Tho interest, ~ hare sasd, WAS intensified
BY Mr Mo0dy's late attack upon II on account at
it esthotcly. ita Allcmbraeipg spIrtt which takes
IN Jew md GENTLE. .-any young u,an Of any creed
who desires 70 associate himself with body Of this
nature. When the biz guns OF The evening ap-
psa'ed npoh tho platform. and these were the
chosen apeakers,-Pht1lips Brooks Robert Collyer,
and MI. Bellows Of New York.-the usual
etorm of applause greeted them. Mr. 1}el-
lows, however, was too late To open the hail,
and Phillips Drooks4 Boston's rhyslenl and, some
think, mental giant. Wa called upon To perform
that Office. Ae Il happened 10 bc Decoration Day,
everybody had 10 say something at mont Of Tho
meetings OF the day upon tic War Of the Retcll-
ion. Of tourfe, this constant Iteration Of this
theme gets 10 be- q little trcromc and hnckneyed.
beforehand We feel that we know ali tlasa com.
ang; all that
RED WHITE AND niue FIRE sEnT1MENTAG1Tr
Of heroes and honor, and nag s-nying flourish, that
fafa ~ II every mothers son who went into that
atrdrR'e went only frum motives OF entire aelfeac
f1lee. anu nereF for the mixed Of excitement,
and ambition. and necessity Of worldly work and
place. Anu 50, when Phillips brooks started on
the war-path. thought We were In fot the usual
''baugihe Of do tsumpes." and braced myself
Tor tho encounter. There fsds the ntrt few hour
ishcs Of the trumpet, and then there was one OF
the 'nneat expressions Of thought In tho fucst
rtfatn OF dlscctncsA ami earnettness that have
over listened TO. In the a'luHon TO the Rebellion
days, the contrast to thcse days Of peace was
tcrs Of that time Bnd thta presented: "Thu cAar-
acter formed ia shosc hcFy tImcs Of battle was lko
ana .scnaa a. T. paEtook Of .as
.trasaies with the petty triais ard nd .enp,ston:, i
was Ike wrought.Iron. every lille method In the
%ditnf ssd eadfun y s' & gsf' to mako 1t moro compact
SUBTLE SKILL AND REFINEMENT
where St. Moody comes IN as critic u h'a osihn-
well he lgnnrcd ami sstouehci With nyins tinscr"
own eaaho!lcltY In rcgasd to Nj. Meody's MOVE.
meMt: VII b. .een e nlaneo, Very ndtcitly
s 81 sodss III tSnt Tnsa
tho tolerance that reigned always amongst earnest
men; that the man WHO darcs TO quarrel with an-
has sa Ss es.t dorousSy .et Spof t the nt "G
Of that ttine. Al the tolerance that comes from,
snyteloE sise except thai aesp. unlcr!yins. per
ss aohss sees ~ pere saE u.es.. fSsHa ss III II
= ed ssd s10Ss Ss ssas e IT, . ss
breed In Us = tu!etante to enc anothers differ
etees Of opinlon and feeling, then We have right
tho heroes OF that day W noble
"TnERR AIR THINGS THAT OTHER MEN CAN
HINDER ME- R1toM DofND,H
10 su e.cspt yseIf ea 1,Hs Ior se'f e fs
bang thoroughly and eomplcte1y devoted to tho
tpritaal and thorosGh!y to!crant Of uther wllo
towards my Maker III lo*iig obcdiencc. There Ia
a. ll1esty upon % which 70 man's hana can possibly
Ss 4 ~ W. esean.S 1 It ts .,
that AZ; nrnoks believed 10 thu association. and
badc 1t dod.speed.
Union, cat,le u tho front and sail that hu was not
IN the habit Of announcih. q speaker until he had
s!song re9.on ior believing thnt b. wond 10 p,es.
would let the audience Judzs whether ho lad Gcsn
IL s = bs ss @ II ss r. 1sssy; 5f Of
ss:'S e. 1s e s1s 33$.
4 general uproas Of applause greeted t!!a. Mr.
Col,lyes, WIN waa entirely uupseparrd for Mr..
"epcaklng In meeting In this etyle.--Ercw very
red In thu iare. though ho wiz evidently htEbly
amused at NJ. naldrnn turning ut.on him In t.fs
Gollyer camu fofwanl lle Is great fayorlte here,
thouyh hlh frey aud easy sty!e - ertlic!rc! con-
and lhea At hia direct aa Iun,ely phr,scs. Tor Mr
spa.|o. All Cilcaso rcadefa know whit Nj.
inc liz, on Ii fcss Scfo1o h!s bos%toa % a,sdlcnes, &
preparing for little blow al h,s friend baldwin.
% ss *Gs 1T H. s Id II IL a:s Yfpsa s % s.o
ttnh touched upon tho cilord Tint Mr.. Hrouka bad
toachsd q asllsh.tns nad spp,oyi q ths un,on
Of u man he met IN htB jOurHey On fr,m Chicago.
man from, little town In Central Sew York, who
tol4 e: bin tAat hs With othets Ind lnhs started
shs;e fofa @ swess milk N nd S'' '"' ''"'' o.
said that hs could himself say on this occasion
that We arc hcra to cnhsldes huw we can beat takv
care Of Tho la.nbs,-to give them milk. not soutcC
warm mud awcet with truo nuurishment This
stwafer told good many stories, with Jolly
point that always turned In the and upon tho
bellows, Immediately rising. directod sly stot at
coll}Xef f. y .ayns. N nts.i1inasy that sidney
st q coss sssa.s wss &C.
caa,onal brilliant iashe. Of silsaed. And tha. At
bat moment 10 himself waa coming Ii. to talk
laughed and applsaded Collycr with tho
Tho hal, WIS packed, Tho evening a very warm
ward the end. But Nr. lellowa was worth listen.
ing to, be.tss worth than have sves beard hlm,
pY cuLLYBR's sTAAldur-ouT
!hs calling spade .pa,is, ho dropped hi. r.aa,
ns ssus so%s ss! M,Sos
lnsttcr. Ono Of the bcss things HI said to them
ctty, he ashamed OF your old, simple country Ilo
aud your country trlrnls. for that Ii thu dlrtIrs
u.uai,sst.. most c.atsmptlbta yIalt that y0n can
make, Your mothsr II the dearest woman
lhe dearest md bcst Of F'rl* The boys, be said,
Il Harvard. Whum he ussd TO kuow, wsss alwAys
lht Stf00ycAe boys, tnh usal0 thu gtrouEgae Men,
who Wsrc not ashamed Of their
PATCHED CLOTHES AND 6ffOAs,
who weFc Willing 70 70 shabby that thuy might At.
ala to their hearts detirU-ap education. And il
ssa these boys saat were now holding places OF |
honor aud trust lu the country.
Tho WAs l!ttls hit at the ffec religious srcn-
IONS, some thought, when he edn0hIshed tho |
IoanY men to 90 ~ church Sundays instead VI inlo
he woods and fields Hut It was doubtlcas goOd |
Adycs 10 the y0uMR men Of thts date. A. Z FREQ.
:hinkeF ssld wittlyt ''Ihsrs arr not manv people
d tue woods and dcllls. :"
Hawthorne s4Id lu 0na Of hta books-thc '.Matbl4 |
Faun" thtnk-that nowadays, when We arc ~
ood - born to OUT Clothes that onds dxures s.riks
ID with liktls shuck Or something to that effect.
think 1t I. something this way with ts people Of
9-daJ. They arc ~ good - boru tnsl4s VI Asso-
:iatton. .iI and chgtehes fooa aaay Of them. md
3ue lhs ID leresy IL. thl& connection Just now.
- .suk heEesy - The feelar thai led sumo 0f Vi
. feel freshly disspp0uled because the Moody
:tiGclsM Of tbs Union wasn't met and
flur luS@A