The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-22

| TO scknow ledge that the nome WAS the guide. the
the State tho nation depended peace pros
perty. Home, then, should be made sacred. and
around It should Ds brought best efforts 10 ele-
vate 1t and preserve II iruest support
IN every dt ficulty and effort In II should place
our hearts choicest and desires Tor excellence
| and toward IL We should soak 10 attract whatever
might make II more beautiful In lis potency. II
should be the centre around which our thoughts no
matter how far of they might have been wandering,
could be easily gathered back TO simple aud earnest
purposes The better 1t became. ths better we became
and as the true even though struggle
needed to purify II or make 1t still more prnfa-
be tho struggle was tho nooes' In which we could be
engaged
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
COPS PRovIDENcE-sERMoN By THE REV.
DIR. oRMlsroN.
Rev DR.. Ormiston preached in the Collegiate
Reformed Church, corner Of Fifth avenue and
Twenty. ninth street, IRON the seventh and
eighth verses OF the 121st Psalm-"rhs Lord
shall preserve thee from all evil; he shall preserve
thy soul The Lord shall preserve thy going out and
thy coming In from this time forth, and even for ever
more" 1t is IN us, said the speaker, to look up
TO God In hours OF suffering and despair The wicked
est the CITY, the ooldest mariner the sea.
nstinctvsiy cry TO God for help In the last supreme
hour Men cannot stifs nor ignore their Unborn feel
ing OF dependence on the Father OF the universe.
The imm utabilty Of God the OF tho Psalmists
heart There Is no arm on which the weak can rest
but the Infinite OF God. There ID nothing ever
lasting aud unchapg,ug but His throne. The mighty
rivers from His and HIS power controls tho
tides OF the ocean. The heavens and the planets
dazzled eyes were made by Gods omnipotent hand,
anu yet the God who created the vast universe OF
counts the hairs heads, He hits uU The falling
sparrows and He clothes the lilies OF the delds The
mother IMAM Is the most obscure mortal OF
earth by God who loves him. The seasons may FAIL
the pilot may turn from his wheel, tho mother may
slLmDer at the her cniid. but COD iais not
He pless humanity may rest anu sleep because he
the nj ost unworthy child the family Ii cared for
with deep solicitude by loving parents So IN the
spiritual lie, NE mos. helpless . q morlals re,
| fortune ana worldly success are not always
beneficial More human souls are ruined by the
sunshine OF prosperity than by poverty and msfor-
| ,une Sorrow 10 often the leaven which hits mon TO
the fitness OF noble life. In closing toe Doctor
spoke 81 death rs fact-ss an event which comes 10
every man. The question is, Can IL be met without
assistance from Gods he said that there was some.
| thing profoundly solemn about q dsembodicd soul
| going alone into the presence Of God. Yet he would
save u.s. and 10 Him man would nnd an eternal pro-
| tectoE
WHAT WE ARE COMING TO.
OSCAR HUGO, THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEE, IN
DuLaEs IN SOME .'GLIrTERING GENERALLY
TIES ON THE BIBLE, RoMANIsM AND The
COMMUNE.
terday morning the pulpit Of the Harlem Baptist
Church. In Filth avenue 18TH street. and talked
about America, froe Bible, free schools and Com
| mune. Mr. Hugo did not draw very pleasing pie-
OF the future prospects OF his adopted
He said that when, twenty seven years ago, cold
stormy day ne landed wish LOUIS Kossuth the
shores America the frss thing that struck mis- at
tsution the imperative freedom existing among
all classes in direct opposition to the tyranny
| and oppression which he had loft behind,
and he asked himself the question why this land had
sgnally blessed while other countries in Eu-
rope groaning under the worst forms oil dcspot-
| ism. But he learned the reason. He found the
United states Bible land It's people a Bible loving,
Bible rssdn community, ana therein the solu-
ton OF the problem. God has favored this land
than any other, and II depends solely upon tho
people themselves to tho duration of their presen
Institutions WHAT made England the great milton
that she isf The Bible What made America grcat
and prosperous? The Bible. And the Bible,
n faiIniully followed in oil its teachings,
will place every nation equal
| footing. why2 Because whom you Ind the Bible
you nod the spirit OF truth. ana the Bible and truth
are one and the The Bible should never be ex
cludcd from the public schools. For twcntv-sevcn
years he had fought n omanism this question: had
preached IN over eight thousand churcnes extending
from Maine the Pacific coast, aud had vertcd,
he thought al least thousand human beings TO his
belief
He thought American free institutions we're eudan-
gered by two existing evls-Flrs foreign inhdeIity ;
| second, foreign prestcrait. Whenever he preached
or talked against Jesuitism or Communism people
generally csmo 10 him and said, "Oh, Brother Hugo,
you are too enthusastic Of these ieiows try
overthrow our Institutions and we viii drive them
out" Wen, on that very morning he nad travelled
churches lew and tar between aud the brewer and
| aooss many 10 number ana all crowded mostly by
had. tuuin nd In thosa
places over night Iu TINS he discovered the OF
Counmunism--it was un-American. Again, the Bible
IL not respected Ia pubic schools. He himself
had seen ~ this city u female public school teacher
! stting with her icet UPON a Bible When he com
| planned people said to MIN, "Bro her Hugo, MS all
smoke; there Is nothing IN It." Well, he never saw
smoke but what was led by FIRE, and the IRE OF
| ipHdeitty and Romanism was surely binding into
blaze which might be hard to extngush. The speaker
then related somo incidcnis In connection with the
srrsS s q, mo-, Ssnera,y Known s wssSs
| ago he was by some fsvoritism present at secret
meeting OF foreigners who nd met to organize icw
he had only been in this country forty eight hours,
and his sole object IN CO iig was TO strengthen the
Commune. Another rcme fNod that he lad lived In a
house all his llic hut mad selected fine
residence on Fifth avenue. which he Intended
to appropriate Tor his own the first battle
between tho Commune and the old fogy olement
IN socsIy Another Informed mis- companions that q
well uown Fifth avenue church would in short time
be transformed by the speaker into beer hail. for
his opinion there was more virtue IN glass OF lager
than in all the churches In tue land Aud 80 the 10.
ccndiary talk was kept up by men who II they bad
remained ut nome IN their own countries would have
been lodged 10 prison.
the COMMUNE COUNCIL.
A lew months sgo lac was waited upon at his home
by tail foreigner, who on being admitted, said TO
him, "Your name IL Huge, and am sent you BY the
First Tribunal of tho High Council OF tue United
states 10 warn you not to continue your expo.
sures OF the Communcr He ordered the
visitor TO leave the house, but Just then
his wife end child entered tho apartment and the vis-
itor, with venomous glance at them, remarked "For
tnetr sake BEWARE "lndigbation tnen mastered all
otncr emotions" continued Mr.. Hugo, land said 10
my guest, ''you coll-bOoded villain, " any harm
comes 10 my vile and child Will follow the perpe.