New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
CLERICAL IMPRESSIONS OF EUROPE.

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There was standing room only after 1880
Yesterday morning the Brooklyn Tabernacle. il being
Mr. almaxc's first regular appearance before bis con
cresation since lis from Europe. On the plat
form we're two large huraldesgns. one OF which bore
the words Welcome Home" Hanging baskets OF
flowers decorated the gas dxtures over The preachers
head and Oh the apex OF the organ there was Gaset
star which was Illuminated during the service. Mr..
Morgan was organ, and Peter All, who during tie
summer played AT the Beach Palace Concy Island
aud also Oily mpo Theatre, Brooklyn performed
on the eornet Wien Mr. Tallnage aseendtd tie plat
form Home Again was played on: the organ with a
ccrnet accompaniment
Mr. Talmage read the Psalm Praise the Lord for His
Goodness and referred equinoctia gale through
which he passed shortly after leaving Queenstown.
There was great fear among The passengers he said,
"but said to myself those people In Brooklyn Will
pray ms ashore" and he again had confidence
The assignment OF pews for the year announced for
next Thursday. They Will be assigned without ref
erence to the dollar question:. said Mir. Tamage and
when | say that uiean what every intelligent man
understands. We spare 10 expense in making the
service In this church attractive possible. and
every one knows how much benefit 1t does him. No
is SO poor he need abstain from applying for seat
They will ind occupying the sa me pow men OF wealth
who give literally and poor men who give nothing be-
cause they sord to do otherwise No man need
fee ashamed because no one knows whether lac gives
bodys business but his own" This statement was
loudly appanded.
The text was from Acts xviii, % And hath made
of one blood all nations OF men,"
My first impression abroad OF the brotherhood OF
man. The differences small that ali max
DC said TO DC alike. had good deal OF trepidston
about standing before Engshme Irshmen and Scotch
men thought that they might be different from Amer
ic,ns bnt soon found ali alike If man knows
how 70 play the piano II makes no difference where
he has 10 perform The human heart is a divine insiu-
haaf II Iet .lFIE
of them you produce JOY Others sorrow IL Is with
all glasses The cabmen Of Lyndon have me same char
modest Picadiiy and Wall Street the Paris Boursc
Inc Amer'ean eSu tnr 5rcag and Ii the
tenths hungry II Ihoy stop for rest There were
Znluand as there were IN NewYork when our soldiers
started for What beautiful theory II that
WITH It's truth than on the day the body Of the Prince
Imperial was brought 10 London was Exeter Hall
reni,emnn Who presided in nirodncine me. said that
came speak Of happy homes IN America aud added
| Alas Tor that home at Chisehurstl" The alusion
brought great down the cheeks Of noble ades who
present Not because the dead Prince was tho
Of an Eapress, not because he had been lighting for
Government. put because he was the only son OF his
mother, and She widow. II was specimen Of the
magnificent democracy Of religion That Is very beau
uiul inscription over Jeln Knox's door I'm Edinburgh
LG Bs fS was se I'M in my Journey NTH ie differ
the Bible makes In countries The two most moral
countries the face Of the earth are Scotland aud
Wales statistics show less crime among their people
than those of any other country bad book can't live
I III Ndicc DiDic ctoNuh IL lutIc IL not u Duu
book IN the Welsh language. Then IN Scotland Just
open Bible 70 give out text, and he rustic which
follows Is startling to American IL Is the cOngrega-
ton hooking the text ana seeing whether quote
correctly; The Book is a foe te all wrongaoins II
makes Edinburgh better than ConstontinOple. l sIp
afraid that In America The good book is being covered
mp with other good books and that TIE people are so
busy reaBg the latter that they have time look
late then bibles There ia one In the Bible,
word OF which weighs toni " God 80 loved the
Ia that He gave HIS only begOten that whose
evet believed should not perish but have everlasting
| llfe"
! also impressed with the wonderful power tho
OF Christ holds among nations The great name Is
not NittoTia, Bismarck OF Gambetta, but Caris do
not where you go, the I.lgItfst Is Christ
You Will fnd the ciUcflX on gac-pOsts leading The
hHyfrid the side Of the road. In al the great
ana calculated paintings Christ s che central figure
once more inufesssd with the wonderful l,ro
gTcss OF the Chrlstan religion. IGeTe to-day more
Bibles more churches ana more cOnsecrated men aud
| women ever before. There ready Il