The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-27
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TALMAGE.
. reme AREs ClTv mORALlTy w1Ta
COUNTRY MORALITY.
J. fsvcluslens are that there ~ Just III
Ssch wire IL villages NJ In 4
metropolis.

s.s4tys. Jan. 7e.-Talmeges text to-day
gSI Ispul Eanhariah, 4, ~; MY cities, through
ssspity. shall ret be spread abroad" Ta-
.Epntry. and that the vices ri the metropolis
l., ~ vrpfa evident than the Vices Of the rural
f Eips, because there weha - more people 70 be
I Eh they wishsa tp be, be ,.1 ,Ths merchant s, + az
IN WofsB cheating In town than out Of town,
III the cheating In cities is on larger SCALE"
" IL ylllagea, think In some respects, they
81 snfae thdh cities, because they copy the
- 81 elties in the meanest SHAPE. Az to gos-
"A lhp pity is heaven as eonpsted to the eepn-
IA tn villages everybody knows everybliy's
Hldpss better than he knows II himself. They
II "a dpputs for masculine Nttle-tat.le, and
~ are always In every village halt 3 dozen
IN who have their sun-bphnets ready to
II ths arst item Of interest uernGatlve tg
Gshcdy, In order that thsy IN mar ~, hy oyt aud
7Ee hrst city. II takes. the city along while
S@sape the morals Of Its founder, and II will
"a centuries for. New York to get good.
8 as srnns rn cities, New Yori must not earlea-
~ PHILADELPHIA. and Philadelphia must stop
3ftns At New York. The continent is large
eaaE Tor huth 81. 1ouis and Chicago. The
~ With mighty culture. end great brain ls Bqs-
FL the city With deliberate. step and calm
sianar is Philadelphia; the city with a pocke ct
EFoi change is New York the two cities going
\ HYlih t,,sh that h astenish A the he egntnent & are r.
n fberisive lauehtef1. Glnoinnati, Louis
! 5k, Plttsburg, and .all the cities. North
"a South. We want. Not one of them can
fssaes Washington Square, The fires at
kIeseo and Boston iBinfe tha, VII ole land, The
<ive OF gsniamin. franklin at, New York
"a that Of Edward Eyeritt at Bostob. all
zje belong to n fraternity. and cant under
nd why 80 much pickering and rivalry eN=
,.1.I 4 plead for a higher sistereo0d and bro
Mirage then went on to say that all cities
<nfHe him with the fact that tnis world
II ffe seene of toll and struggle. and that go.
/ Fl md human life was full Of pretentlen and
fks noat styles Of poverty we're tn be found
+ ffeat cities, for In villages the suffering was
End out and alleviated The temptaien of
numerical life were 80 great that II the lowest
|SlAelple should creep into mans soul II would
IL Of lenelIness. The great mistake is the
|kSful Gatne. The Church Of God aud the mis-
|7phary societies were not shops for the receipt
= stolen good. Go down to your furnace.
|1keuted Tamage with jump, heat 1t up TIL
hk red hot. and then. throw In the products Of
jQgf unlawfui gains."
Many men are going down by the pressure Of
tMitica. But II a man went Into them with the
kaf and love Of God. Tor the purpose OF reform
~ pelities, he would come cut uncontatnin-
Nd and az 90 d .as when he went in. That
~ 20 with Mr.. Frelinehursen OF New York,
NeufRn Briggs Of Massachusetts, aud John Me-
lean 81 Ohio. There is no exception tQ. the
fule, that bad literature was at work. II we
Epuld 40 tip and examine the bookats snds OF
Boston, Cincinnati Chicago and all the cities OF
ME county, we would find style OF literature
most pernicipuH.
:. falmaae closed by euoalzIns the thought
Sfspe pf God,