The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-26
VOICES FROM TIE Town.

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The special mountaineering IN MINOR
the late BENJAMIN Disraeli, England's gres
,;., .s ha,a ss sdvertised. las
po' 49,. ~. r., II,
FRIDAY eVeh'rg' AZ 'h' A."p'' 'NN
before a crowded and highly interests
CONGREGATION. consisliny both of Jews and
80 -, 81 o,r ,esd;r, Gan,;,o chi;
largo nu"o', ~, '.
zens. Rev. Ut. H. III. Dieh deiiVered
feeling and eloquent address, ct which W
ho,ahv o;ve a svnonsi,:
Ths mechanical iulse. with which huma,
;,oanu;tv has oirded ths denths If ,h4 ocen,
n hi tSa mir eiee nth century tbat Il throb
with ;ntellioance has assheS over IN m,
Amar;csn naonla iha sad mes.s.o of be
reayement 10 ali civilization. in the death o
EneIapd's great author orator and states.
man: one though e.tranped AM strsyed
from the fold of the house of Israel. he
still was flesh of oar 1eth. bone of our bone
mind of our miod and heart of our heart,
the superlatiyely eminent man, BENJAMIN
Disrseii.
2. From the standpoint of true
Judaism. how could we
better eyince our common sympatby with
our Kind. than 10 n rticipate in the great sor.
row OF the hour and devote our Sabbath to
CONTEMPLATION NJ the voices from the tomb
now bnildiny across the Atlantic ocean.
taking our text from Psalms xvi, 10. IL
"For thou wilt not doom INV soul ia perdi-
tiop: nor wilt Thou suffer Tby righteous 10 see
corruption. Thou wilt teach me the psth 10
life in Thy presence ia fullness of ioy at
Tbv right hand everlaslipy hiss"
3, Ofsll other considerations the foremost
Thought that presents itself ON this solemn oc.
casion ia the memorable mu,abilitv of mans
life. Rich or moor. high or low. noble or
common. Young or old-when God calls
we 20 Medical skill cannot
hold him, whose time has come /:
the PRAYERS Of all the world will not add n
single ipstant-the tears. the di,pair. the
cries of loving kin and friends. will not avert
the doom for one minute. Do Won believe
that there was ought which could have been
done Nv worldly means. affections and skill
that was left undone to prolonp tho nrecious
life of that great mani His hour had tolled
and the hand of that grim visitor. who sooner
or later comes TO ,,s ali. snatcbed him awsv
from the mortal land If the LIVING DO y
dead But men like INTO him do not be.
I0nO In nArtiplINr lrpat mr.
the whole human family bas nsr,;c;nstaJ !,
the works of bis and now il cbiaf
mourner in tho hour of his mortal disnlace.
ment. d;sn;sa svconbancv wb;ch NIL,
claim every celebri,v Or notoreiv for "" ito
peculiar clan. as its k;tb and lin Tn tho
great government of the universe our i;t,le
differences Of church. ceremonial onr nottv
distinction, of peopranbicsi wbims on,
narrow lotions of cast and creed .rs
blown awsy like bubbles in a GALA
repest Il: When penius strides over Tho
earth--and alas il ia barelv more than orco
in every centurv--all shades ~ mnrSsno
distinctions fade away. and The whole course
in its MASSAGE ovar nur v;s,a nor,ao 80
one ebullution of broad. blessed Nobt And
mi, stons not abort mi, ada NJ tSa orara
In clarion tones even bevond IL sound tSs
word Of our text from ths saint r;ns,ral VIZ nS
the holy temple "For thou wilt not dno W
nv soul TO perdition. nor wilt ,hou sntIar
Thv righteous 10 ace corruption.n This trnlo
ia not lavish tenching. NOR Gent;la taaoh;ng
bu Ia the cosmopol,lSn symphonie vihra,;na
on the strip, of ebe heart of tho most ha'
nirned savage onward 10 the most reHrod
culture OF our highest civilization. IL wines
out the demsrkation of time-the mast and
present arc conyoluted into endlegs f,,tu,;tvN
ana such mems lives arc crowned with ibo
laurel and cypress wreathes of undving i'm.
mortality, '' ''' '''
4. What life there has nassed swav and
when shall we soc his ike avsinI Ha h ~
reached the ripe old age of seveniv .iiva
and over, nigh the highest time allotted IN
the common number of our species II wouId
DO vain labor to dwell upon a bioprsnhicsl
sketch Of the intellectual giant who Tins far
was cotempersnoous with ua Evarv
lchoolboy almost knows The leading Incl,
dents of that beautiful and in,tructiys l;fs
Medieval Venice, tho golden and nrond in !"
dark hour of her hateur cast ont with relan,'
less savagry the jew from her realms. Among
those she intended to make yapnbonds. ana
tugitiyes were the D'Isrnelies. poor Vsn;os,
like other persecutors of man for ra,;r;nn,.
SAKE. Oh. how she sits SOLITARY Ths o;,S
that was full of people ia become Gta !.
widow. She was so great amonv Inc ra, nv q
The princess among the provinces hss bacon,s,
tributary! She weepeth sorely in the nioh,
and her iesrs ara ON her cheeks T amen,a,iSn",
l. and ~ Epplagd gave them sbel,er and
home, and well have lhe adonted cSiid'"N
of Abraham repsid their nrntsctnrs VII
Great Britain unrolls Ina srroil of ho. nv,
distinyui.bed c,tizens tho n.w.o f mus ,ss
D'Isrsoli will shine in ,of,,oant sr,oto, Wv ~
that grand calaxve 'p'''o' :"
4 fet ma quota fnrtber from -, ,,,.
Thou lOh Cody will, ahow n,o ,ho NY ~, 'eA u;
iiic. Who am I in INV ;ns;,a;Gcsnoop , %a, u
dare to attempt to eulorize one who bas No
need nor use Tor nraisa sven Of his noars az ~,