The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-08

that country be, where no magnificent edifces
tor the worship Of God meet the eye OF the stranger
nothing TO- remind the young Of Hi: greatness and
glory. Let no man say II is vain thing Brethren,
trust the building of this church will call forth the most
earnest congratulations and thanks to those who have
spent their money and their time in its erection Il ought
to ds:pse ell feelings Of sectarianism that another bull
wark has been raised against the foe Of godl
and good. We have surely not yet to learn how
much national morals Influenced by national works
Christian patriot you would wish the young who shall
good you should labor exhibit to them those beautiful
works of art which the result Of the study and labor
houses Of glory and beauty on which shall be inscribed
Holiness the Lord" Plant them in the streets Of
wilderness of land. Never let us pass sanctuary
of the Lord rising its beautiful proportions, without
God OF nations Let sectarar feelings ever interfere
with this duty with sins blotted from the book of
in the wide city Of God In the conservation Of
this church one other step has been made toward
do not believe that the commonest isborer. who has
wrought these stones ever look back upon
his work. without feeling Of reverence and awe;
to which he 10 not accustomed land yearpiog OF
his spirit or.the rest Of Heaven But mark it, say not
all churches should be thus rch but do that the
stint or niggardliness to his service say that these
sacred places should always be adapted to the condition
the syen by
the opulent can worship God, and that the country
which his children to nhabt will be beautifed BY
these ed6ces he 10 glad and knows that at the sight Of
them his children will form the sacred determination al
ways to glory in what is beautiful and divine always
to cherish the religion of his hes and love the
try which given him such beautiful works. must
use this occasion Of joy and congratulaon TO lead
on from good work TO another. You have now pro-
vited Tor yourselves and your children this beautiful
place Of worship; and wish you % give me the
means Of bnl ling and preparing for immediate and Of
fectus operation Grace Church Chapel. where the sit
tings shall always be free for all who will them for
their souls good Can any one doubt his duty in the
matter when tell you that there in this city 200 900
people who have no means OF spiritual education
Of Thugs continue without Chrstisn effort
to prevent i'll Can of religions training keep
no pace with the demands which will BIO made upon
1t Shall these poor children con inue TO grow up IN
sin and ignorance Will you not. my brethren, say
with that this will not be IL ten righteous men
can city There 10 patriotism like the patriot
ism OF prayer. Brethren, must build chapel for
the poor. Let me now, my brethren. return GU my
thanks for the beautiful house have erected yet
still shall recall the ten thousand pleasant
sensations have had in old church. without feel
ing OF sadness Our annals church are smple hav-
ing been organized but about forty by number
Of the members Of Trinity Church Parish, for whom
there room in the former church Our frat rec
tor Nathaniel Bowen, D., " no ministered TO US
nine years In the year 1917 he removed TO South Caro-
lima and chosen bishop Of that diocese and in
1889 he passed away from earth. In 1873 DR.. B. was
succeeded Of Grace Church by the Raw James
Montgomery, ID. Alter remaining with us but two
years. he removed to Pennsy and died. The
next in the list whom is scarcely necessary
to mention here and the OF friend and brother
here, Prevents me from pronouncins panegyrc upon
him. need only say, that Jonathan NJ Wainwright
came with us in sai and in 1888 removed the city
Boston, when the church passed into the hands OF him
who now fcebly addresses you The amount Of good
the secret Of all hearts shall be laid open.
Dr.. Taylor gave notice, that collection would
be taken for the erection Of Grace Church Chapel a
benediciion pronounced BY Bishop .McCosky. the
ceremonies were concluded.