The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

.mi,.ss. 4. ess said wv no Va,
10 shls in,lma'Ioo wm riven sud
itturnfd immediately 10 Tho
dnsk ~ lbn Secretary, signed bis
maine, "Chfries Carroll, al CHIfollon,"
AID remarked that he wanted no
nouh, upon that fact b. Itmail-i hat ~
IVES his name and hn desired tho TO
spnrr' hil,ty.
Don't W. want character oh, how
dear H. piiucipls Rnd how honshc"nt
are their \ rrcticni worhing-i The l.u.
theTa were men ~ principle. The
great men of the Protestant faith were
ieyo,Ofa, and devotion 10 princlIle
hesps the world In ofdef. rms srest
,eg..iadneHs to principle mane WASH.
tnptap, Webster aud our wonderful
C'lhoun colossal, ana thoro are but
ION who do not derive beneficial re-
suits ftsm speoiaiiy directed d-votion'
"When Nebuoh.dDbEnsr changed
Danini's H-me no supposed he was
chsnging his character. But whist the
name was Ophomeral, the true inward
oh ar aoter of the youth, though bat rs
YEAR OK age, was NOT. Besides, lie
was, like some other children, born
truthful. In addition " that lie was
outirely subIeet 10 the Hebrsw esuse,
ana at that tinfe the affairs OF his peo-
pio wore at least doubtful, and soy-
eral u HE expressions go 20 snow tnnt
lie prsat dehiye oil Daniels life, even
nom the dato OF his BIRTH, was tho
promotion Of his peoples' iutsres's.
There rs something Their singular
abuut 40 youug a lad "a Dsniol being
siv.n 40 much Orieufa power. Vow,
/ eive you the quotation from the seo'
ord book of the fourth year or the
RRbyloninu reign. Ig would certtiuiy
bs very strange II this historical
record could 10 wrong whom nobody
Ia Interested In making IL 10.
Ha wanted TO tell the truth. Daniel
wrote IL chsPters OF unasanilaoio
prophecy. H knew his character was
~ s,ago. He had earthly grestnass In
his rrasp AMI was IA roy al favorlte. He
was eiIysr-toagued, but away over
and b you'd everything else he was a
eousre Inertai. have tried 70 give
y.in tho charagter OF Il very great man.
uSow, dop'G uuderstOnd iso that l
thiuk Nebucnndu zzar was pad man.
Hs was only condemned for short
punishment and was restored to his
ressoD. Seven years wss Only the an
nugl seventh year slnd or deOrew
warnins, but his term was much ear
iior served out His son was an In
FAINT named MsdoHnis, who ooly lived
nino izontns, snd The grest King Hell
shszz Ar cemo No the GRANDSON " NOD
uchndneEY ~, for ,he reason tha, the
history Of tho Eastern folks has no
,ord in It that expresses grandson.
AZ xceedingly interesting Ia the his
tory of he bible, with reference to that
wonderful hand wiring on the wsli,"
nnid the professor. "Daniei remained
no years az the Babyionisn court. Hls
repu, ation for truthful 2ootbsaying was
a. universal that at tho feast he was
called on for Interpretation. His
trarslation was most fearful oyns-
mite for Be'shsEss, and the history
o. earth jusli6es It's correctness, which
history haa boon repeated ano pre-
served, and shown to she Ekepic ~
an exiatiug prophecy OF numerous OF
yesrn before Cbrls's birth.
'sDoes it even occur to people who de-
sire to disprovo The truth OF tho bible,
that they have to 30 to the sacred book
itsrlf for most OF their sfyumen;sf
Now, il their authority IL good, sisn't
tnas of CnristisnsS Wnere do ~e md
out the siz Of BaoylnnY VINO douats
that 1t was $50 feet high in It's walls, 81
feet thick, aud that IL wss th3 ruling
city If tho great sssteR empirer
who doubts the realization OF the four
great prophecies, OF Aie4hnusr Tue
GREAT leaving Jerusalem when he dis
covered the strange tuifllnent OF
jewish prophecies, and The astounding
revelation that he WAS 10 do the next
wear? Tic was then 81 years OF age).
"rhis great creature ALT xander lived
S22 years before Christ died. In IL
years he overwhelmed two nsti0ns-
great kingdoms, and tho Darisn en-
pires.
"Ths twelfth chapter OF this most sin
.ul book of tse Old Testament refers
to the resu rsction OF the body when
construed with tho New Tes-
lament. Dsniei was per-
heps, IL Noses b9 excested,
All. Abraham, the most distinguished
character mentioned in Hebrew his
tory. He asslniIatss many great men
nf whom we hear +, uch o. the present
day. Henry Clay and Ar. Garfield
verc great men oil the present day.
Daniel war n very great man. II thess
things be- true that / have told you,
are you true TO yourself, II you DO not
embrace The promises that hold out
to you now and the acceptance OF
which you are 80 cordially invited tn
embrace, while the song of invitation
is being chaatsd."