The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-06-08

bells OF l4UD towers in MoscOw--in
many ways the most impressive cit
in all the earth. Some Of those bells
gave soft tinkle of sound, a sweet
standardization. Then there were
other bells that gave boom after
boom. There were sounds Of those
bells so sweet, SO gentle, so soft, so
loud, SD awful. Some seemed to
r.-e and burst and melt and die. As
listened to those bells saw all
those 1iOO towers ablazs with sun
set. Next day said to the Car, 81
saw Moscow burn" He asked what
! meant and | told him that when
Napoleon saw Moscow burn he did
not sea so brilliant a sight as | did.
There were roofs Of gold, walls of
malachite, pillars of porphyry, balus.
trades Of topaz; all the colors of art
aud nature, the blue Of the summer
sky, the emerald of the richest grass.
the CLEAN Of the tossing seas. tell
you it was too much for human ewes
to see or for human ears to hear.
The bells Of the millennium will ring
in not sunset but sunrise-froIn the
domes OF all the towers, from the
domes Of all the cathedrals, from q he
domes Of all the cities. from the
domes Of all the nations--bells. bells.
bells.
| am proud to he so ably inter.
pretcd by this brother. II he comes
to Brooklyn aud stands in my pull.
pit will not be able to put his
sy..lI I....
LaughterJ | am very grateful to
him aud am very grateful to all
these citizens it is really a personal
compliment for which you have my
gratitude. The only way can re-.
turn your kindness is by asking YOU
To come and see us. Come To New
York, come To Brooklyn, come to
my house but don't all come al
once. Laughter.) The hour ap.
| proaches for the steamer TO sail. at
5oclock must be gone. Bet wern
this and that il will be a great hap
piness to shake hands with as mauy
of you as care to shake hands with
mo. believe in shaking hands,
there is u gospel in shaking hands.
II is very important that We appuin,
a place for meeting again. Two
persons may part and say We will
moet in such a city, New York or
London or some place in this earth.
without appointing place and
time they would probably never
meet each other again. And So now
we part appoint a place for meet
ing. cannot appoint time but
can certainly appoint a place. The
place shall be the shining gates Of
heaven. IL is impossible for me TO
appoint time aud say we shall
meet then, but appoint a place -
the shining gates Of heaven-our
souls emaucipatsd, our troubles all
over, our sorrows all forgotten-on
the east three gates, on the north
three gates. on the west three gates,
on the south three gates. and We
will meet at one Of Theses gates and
never part again. Meanwhile | ask
hat you pray to God, who holds
the winds aud the waves, that IA. b.
mercilul to inc aud my son who il
travelling with me, that We be re-.
turned safe to our home. aud | will
pray for you and wherever ! 20 |
will tell the people what a great
and a glorious aud a pleasant place
is Honolulu. (Applause.)
After the singing Of a hymn DR..
Talmage pronounced the benedic.
ton in an impressive manner, his
Amen coming out like the explo-
sion OF a bomb. The greater part
81 the congregation filed past the
platform and shook hands with the
famous preacher, Chief Justice Judd
briefly introducing the people to
him as they came along.