The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
. TALMAGE'S VISIT.
TWE FAMOUS PREACHER GIVES AN
OTHER ACCOUNT OFF WHATHHEs SAW,

| Am Overture Tale-The Mem yyRao would
Answer a Roll Call I'm the Haunts oft
VEGA Sensational Conclusion to "a
Sensational sermOn.
New, YORK., Oct. 21.-Rev. T.. Dewitt Tai
mage mas had his salary raised from $1,000 to
$4,000 per annum,
His S. second DISCOURSE upon tho Gotham ee-
the Tabernaole. large number of ladies were
present. Mr.. Talmage condemned the police.
and SAID they were bribed He however,
GERS tae choicest seats yesterday. The discourse
which is hat the worst vices Of this city are not
mon9pol1zed by the young and tender classes.
put that men OF reputation and social position
hre debasing and Destroying themselves in vile
haunta, robblng their families to crafty their
Mr.. Talmage said: / had powerful police
o9ffioers With me when visiting sinful places In
Church to accompany me. not because they
were better than any others. but because they
we're more muscular: and it was resolved. In
detenses wore required, to refer myself wholly
to them. [rhis was said SO slyly that here was
great iaughterl ! believe in muscular Chris
!iani+y; wish the theological seminartes.
Instead Of sending out so many men with dys-
persia ana LIVER Complaint. who are all out Of
stairs, would. by the use of gymnasiums send
into the, pulpit physical giants as we'll as spi-
ritual athletes. [ noticed that tho haunts OF
who come down from tho avenues Of New York
and cross oyer from the, finest mansions Of
brooklyn; l. could S, :, eall the names Of .promi
patronize them. and may coll many names
before [ get through. There were judges,
dstinguished lawyers pulpit orators, stnnd-
Greenback platforms talking about God nnd
GOOD mera,s until you might suppose hem to
be evanEelists. expecting 1000 converts in n
night, Gall thp roll In The houses of inunity
and the answer will be stock brokers from Wall
street. importors from Broadway lawyers and
merchants from all about. 1 say | could call
names. and may coll names, even If tho whole
fabric of society should tumble into the wreck.
prefer W that heathonsm which wallows in nth
to that which covers up Its putrencation under
camels hair ehawls and point lace, riding in
1900 10. ca carrlages. liye5od dryer ahead and
want: We, want fifty Anthony Constocks to 20
about and dacIose the denominations OF fish
i2na1le ife F9r i eight or ten years there has
York drive o molsh tomplo u brown stone hell
on earth. which neither Mayor. nor judges nor
police dared touch. when thony Comstuck, q
Christian man Of rather lees than average phys
1cnl Ht statue, with cheek Scared by the knife O.,
desperate be bad arrested, walked into tho
palace on Fifth Avenue and in the nnme OF tho
Eternal God put an end to It. the prieatess pro
SIDING ht tho orgies retreating by suicide into
the lowest world, her bleeding carcass found in
her own batht,ub. Nevertheless, for tho exist
ence Of such baunts # sin men wore more to
blame than women. I lift. cried Mr. Talmage
one-half Of the burden OF mnlediction from the
IuDiLl5u LleHu OF uuOH5nGlnE women and huFl
it on the blasted pate Of offending man. iOut
burstl
give to you, nea my opinion, that the eternnl
position OF oil sinners will be q heaven com
pared to the punishment of that man who, turn
Ing his back on the woman he has sworn to
cherish. goes forth to seek affectionate alliances
elsewhere. For such man the portion will b9
fir, he'll, tempest woe. darkness, blood an
Enish and despair forever. forever. forever,
wish, the preacher hoarsey pursued, that
there might bea police raid lasting u long time,
TO go down into the haunts of sin and carry
these men Off followed by twenty reporters to
take the Sinners nam es. and put them In full
capitals IN next days paper. and I'd like to 20
along. lADphuRe and laughter.I
1t is not go much the young men who need to
be looked After. It is their fathers md mothers.
In speaking of the New York police, Mr.. Tal
mage said. Not long ago q sCandalOus mus
Querade was held in which the men and women
VINO frequent these places took part. and tie
police danced at the ball and presented tho
prizes. Then having announced u hymn, the
preacher held his right forenger Hloft; Sing
like heaven The parody was perfectly we'll
understood, and the Tabernacle ,bubbled as Mr..
Arbucke mounted the table and through his sill
yer trumpet sent the wild notes n blowing.
Next Sunday Mr. Talmage promises to talk Of
EDGGfiG sin