Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-18
THE VICTORY.
y Battle to be Fought Is the Work
Of evangeIziug the Cities and
Saving the World.
castles Of Sin Must All be Cap
,.red-.The Sunglass Of the Cos
pei will do the Work.
!, church viii form q Th'rd Political
~ party. a Party for tho Extirpe
tian OF in.

caao,,vs. NY, oct. 1.-THE con-
.tonal singing at the Tabernacle this
.s,lue was led by Prof Brown, organ
I'D Prof. ALI cornet precentor. Six
.n.snd voices joined IN singing the
,aina hymn, which be ins
,,rho morning ~ ht is breaking,
rho darkness disappears"
go nnmbers Of people could not get
N l,So the building. The multitudos Of
IN nersons on ordinary Sabbaths,
oraiag and night, are constantly in
rs ,rSs Re, 7. Dewitt Talmage, DID,, took
Mo anbiect, "The Wet ry," and for
,ayt Zacbarlah, viii, 81 "And the
sae,s Of the city shalt be full OF boys
N gIrls playing in the streets thereof"
n ni,mn,e OF our cities redeemed. Now
ssand girls who play In the streets run
.Ss rlsEs that multitudes OF them end
min But In the coming time spoken
I onr cities will be so moral that lads
~ \ Issses snail be as safe In the public
o,ouphiA-es as ia the nursery.
~ nurpoee OF rousing the people TO
i ,eork 10 be done, have preached
nm sermons about tue dark shadows OF
u cIty Pulpit and prlnting-press for
a y most mart in our day are busy In dis
sa,ng The condition OF the cities at this
me, mt would IL not be BEAUTIFULLY en-
,nraeiuu 10 all Christian workers and
nj Who are toillng to make the world
Sstter. n we should, this morning, for a
a,,le while, look forward TO the time
/ bhen our cities be
aKyoLuTIoNIZED NY THH GOSPEL
the Son of God, and ali the darkness
so and trouble aud crime aud suffer
~, y sball be gone from the sky.
f 4 pysry man has pride In the city OF his
l.,I,Ityor residence, II II be city dlstin-
IalsAed for any dlgnity or prowess
~.,r boosted u his native Rome, Virgil
Msntua, Lycurgus Of Sparta, Demos
k,anes Of Athens, Archimedes OF Syracuse,
Ird Paul OF Tarsus. should have sus-
Ie,on AZ pase-heartedness 10 man who
lad no especial Interest in the city OF his
I'M or residenCe--no exhilaration at the
yldcnce Of It's prosperity, or its artistic
Embellishments, or Its scientific advance
lent,
1 have noticed that n man never likes q
nv where he has not behaved well
gattout did not like New York, nor did
farkman like Boston, aud people who
lave free ride In the prison van never
Ike that city that furnishes the vehicle,
Rhen find Argos, and Rhodes, and
myrns trying to prove themselves the
birthplace OF Homer, | conclude right
NAV that Homer behaved we'll. He liked
hem and they liked him. We must moi
bar on laudable city pride, or with the
4 Glea Of building ourselves up, at any time
M TO pull others down. Boston mus
acntnue to point TO Its Faneull hall, anC
& n It's common, and TO It's superior educa
8onsl advantages. Philadelphia mus
5ontinue 10 point to It's Independence hall
4ud It's mint, and It's Girard college.
II should And man coming from any
&Aty having no pride IN that city, that city
having been the place OF his nativity, OF
4 low being the place OF his residence,
M Sould feel like asking him right away
PWhst mean thing have you been doing
heri What outrageous thing have you
eeu guilty OF that you do not like thu
sacefh
New York ia goodly city. 1t is OF
10th sides OF the river, the East river
~ ONLY THE MAIN ARTERY
4i IT, great throbbing life. We, or ouI
thildren, will live TO see two or tire,
Bridges spa Mug that river, and NOR,
ND more as the years go by, we will b.
poe; 40 when say N my sermon New
ork mean well on two millions popu
euon, and everything from SpuYteI
puyril Creek TO GoWanus. That whlcl
= Helps one city, will help the other; tina
!. fhch blasts one city, Will blast the other
|. 10 Is a giant, and when 1t comes to tn
1. ludson or the East river, II steps acros
\. as easily as you step across a figure II
carpet. Gods angel OF blessing ha
+ 'wo wings and one wing hovers over tina
ny and the other wing hovers over thi
by
NJ Ia infancy our metropolis was pu
own by the banks OF the Hudson. II wa
4, Is feeble as Moses in the ark of bull
I. nsheS by the Nile, and like Miriam, ther
.. Pur iatheTs stood aud watched IL. III
II. 8Oya spirit OF American commerce cam
y. Fowl TO battle She took 1T up In he
y. rms and II waIed strong, and foreig
4, pups bought silver and gold to Its feet
Y nd u has stretched Itself up into grea
8euopolls, looking up TO the mountain
N flu on upon the sea, the mlghtlest energ
" American civilization.
y. u every city is influenced by the charat
uiIst| y vac AlSu WuO luuuueu IL. hpuult
", w pressed his life upon Rome. The Pi
X tnm Fathers will never relax their gras
TON New England. William Penn left
fgicy OF lair dealing aud integrity
VI ansdelphia, and you can now, any da!
N inc streets OF that city, see his Gu
omsl MS manners, his morals, his ha
wlie's bonnet, and his meeting nous
< NV the hollandefs, founding New Yorl
4'N lheir Impression on
AL THE FOLLOWING GENERATIONS.
what Southern thoroughiare was ev,
hlsen by pestilence, and our physician
~ mol throw themselves on the saci
eef What foreign nation WAS CIV,
LUCK with famine, and our shi
not put out laden wi
'eaastunsI What national struggl
20 our citizens did not pour their bloc
l.o the trenchesl What street OF Dana
IN y, or beyrout, or Madras has not I
ounaed with the step of our missio
n uess What gallery of art, and o
u,ers have not hung in It their pic
sn what department OF science
! ",e'urei and our scholars have n
1ue 10 Il contributions?
Z ~ Aeed not talk to you OF our pub
"a 5NHDnVoib, where tina chiidran ~ fh.t cnr