The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-12

and as the intellect Of the world now begins to compre
a;ol 'e W. ,t Roms h ~ sh. ~ u
throw declaring that conscien Is Of God The
bers of every denomination may enter into this holy
greatest Of the Christian principles faith love and
hope; and while hope stands love will never die e..
- rev. Or roMERof, OF Mainc was next introduced
lie would detain the audience but very short time
the evening was far spent We all hoped that Christ
was the centre and source Of all Christian beauties;
but in this Protestant world there does not to
have been that alliance between Christians which
should exist. Some persons have supposed that no.
thing could be done to promote this object but let
~ take It's own course. Some have supposed tnAt
TINS measure to promote the Christian union
would only tend to make things worse than they
were before and such be the but that Is not
the object Of this alliance 1t is to promote Christian
unity; let all Christians of different denominations
MAKE rule to treat each other with simple CnrstiAn
polite ness and cultivate an intimate acquaintance
There may DO some points with which you will not
agree but when it to the soul you stand on an
equal level let them meet together and pray and talk
of their differences in n Christian spirit He had be-
longed u society of that kind for the last fifteen
years. difficulty had occurred. II he ad-
vanced the OF in that society
he told all about it; and If Methodist brother preach
ed little against that doctrine, he told all about it,
without any wrangling He had often wondered that
they agreed upon so many points, and the points upon
which they did not agree not of difficulty
II an Episcopal brother could not console ntously ex
change puipits with u.s. no matter-we know 1t; and II
the Baptist brother could console enter in
to communion with us no matter-we know it. There
VIII be union OF all Christians in heavenno more
Earring there and if that is to be the in heaven
why not here! There is a day approaching when the
christians OF every denomination will be called upon
to join in sending the gospel Of the Son of God 1t
viii be great day. oh, let prepare for that hea
venly world where shall sing song to all etcr
nifty.
Dr. Cox expressed his regret that the Rev. DR.. Hay
DOCK of Boston, was not present, who had been ex-
pected to address the meeting. He said Of the
great which had retarded the progress Of their
cause, was the want of a wise Christian minister to
take charge of the affairs and visit the families II
the cause had been pushed ahead by steam the Alliance
would now be in prosperous condition. When Adam
good for man to be alone and he produced him coun-
terpart 1t not good for Christ the Word Of God
TO be alone in Heaven and Adam put in swOon.
or temporary death, before Eve was produced 1t
was necessary for Christ to die that he might rise In
the fullness of God. Marriage heavenly ordi-
OF Christ and the Church-the bride and the BRIDE
groom There other union societies. but they are
counterfets The Church is united than ID gene
rally supposed How many Christs have we-how many
me from being in such union. ] would rather live in
Italy. do not want such church to belong to, but
would say, "sut of my sightget away from rs far
as you can" He spoke at length upon the schisms in
the church of Christ and the alliance which neces
sary to bring the church of Christ into unity There
were good many brethren who would like to join this
alliance but they wished to If 1t would live. When
child is born does the stand of for three months
TO see If the child would live and then II it should
happen to die. say, there | thought :" Would 1t
not be better to the child and sustain 1t Then
necessary to take hold of this matter and not wait
10 if ii would survive He spoke of Sir Cunningham
Erbley, of the most eminent members Of the alli
ance in England and read note from that &c ntleman
strongly evidencng the Christian spirit Of the man
He stated in the close that the Society involved In
debt of thirty dollars which made it that
collection be taken up which having been DONE the
assembly was dismissed with the benediction.