The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-15

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more to annease other creditors An
eminent ,bIsi.ian Of oldan tirnee ron
ten5e5 III course CARRYING onr theory
TOO fa1A that All ailments of the world
,,C,,I5 he cll,,ad h, music Tho medical
3o7,,,rale na,ra, ,arort tbai,. ,aoo,-e,,iae NV
fbis mode Rut in what twilight
bo1,, has many q saint Of Cod
eo1acad a heartacbe with n bym,,
bInrnad m, sIlng or nIaved JeroToe
of Praoue sang while burning at
the stake, over what KEYS of piano or
ORGAN consolation has walled Yea in
church one HYMN has rolled neace over a
Thousand of the worried nernlexed and
aoonized While there are HYMNS and
times ready for the iubilant. there is n
rich bvmnolouv for the sufferine,-
tsNaomiS and @Eventidei' and Autumn
leaves, and Come We Disconsoiate ;,
and whole portfolios and Iibrettos of tears
set tonusic All the wonderful triUmphs
of surgery and All the new modes of suc-
cessful treatment of physical and mental
disorders are discussed in medical CON
MENTIONS and spread abroad in medical
hooks and if is HIGH time that some of
the millions of souls that have been medi-
Gated nv music. vocal and instrumental
let the world know what mower there is
in sweet sound whether rolling
from lin or leaning from tiohtened
chord or ASCENDING from ivory kew
Music is a universal IaDUuage At the
foot of the tower. of Babel LANGUAGE was
split into fragments never to be again nut
together. but one thing was not hurt and
that is music. and il is the same All the
world over Last summer in Puesia at a
watering place we were greeted as we en-
tered GREAT auditorium which was filled
with thousands of Russians whose Ian
guape I could not understand anv more
Than they could understand mine Pint
after the GRAND hand had ont of commit
ment tn MS plaved our two GREAT Amer
ican airs | steDped on the nlatform and
said to the bandmaster, RUSSIAN ain!
Russian ART, and then ne tanned with
his baton ON the music racly and ,,itb
spIendor and majesty of mower that al
most made us quail. the fun band pol1red
forth their national anthem They
understood ON. American music and we
understood their Russian music If is
universal language and so GOOD for uni
versal cure. 1 should not wonder if in
the day of judgment it should be found
out that more souls have been saved by
music than by preaching. / should not
wonder II. out of the one hundred and
forty and four thousand ransomed souls
that John toresaw before the throne of
Cod. at least one hundred and thirty
thousand had been saved by sweet song.
Why Goes not the church on earth take
the INIT Heaven IS the great musical
center Of the universe; the place of dOx-
ologles ana tfumpetS ana harps, and in
preparation for that place, we ought to
make more OF music on earth. The band
OF music 2J Waterloo played the retreat
OF the torty-second Hlghlanders back to
their places, and sacred music has re
turned many Ialtering host of God into
the Christian conflict with as much de-
termination aud dash as Tennyson's Six
hundred. Who can tell what has been
accomplished by Charles Wesley's seven
thousand hymns, or by the congregational
Singing OF ms Time, which could be heard
Two miles on! When my dear friend,
1lo Lewis (gone TO rest all too soon), con
Quoted a campaign against drunkenness
at the west, ana marshaled thousands
OF the MODEST women of the land in that
magnificent campaign and whole neigh
bofhoods and villages and cities shut up
their grog-shops, do you know the chief
weapon usedl 1t was the song:
Nearer my God IN thee
Nearer to thee,
Thew SANG if at the doo,, of burdrod. oF
LIQUOR saloons which had baen oner fo W.
wears. and either At the 49, c6a,.d,a 20 %
the camngion or the second tho soIoo 0i
sbut IN Al the FIRST ,-e,ea Of tSNrooIo,,
NV Cod to Thee ;, The Iiolo,. doaio,55
IaHpbed nj the second ,o,,se r., 1870
solemn. al the third yerea to,, 80 ~
cry. and al the fon1,tb ,re,ssS tI,oI- rro ~
down on their l-nees W., o,iOS SoC
onened .beir saloons again We Sor,, ,oiC ~