New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
Ins,n,iaiion-Chnrch of The MessIah.

The Installation Of Rev SAMUEL OsGOoD, late
II the Westminster Church, Providence RI over the
Church Of the Messiah ia Broadway, took place on
Wednesday evening. The exercises. as announced,
began at o'clock with voluntary Oh the organ Inc
following anthem wss then sung by the Choir
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Rev. GsoaGR PUTNAM, d d. OF Roxbury, Mass de-
nvered brief but fervrnt and touching Introductory
prayer, after which the organ, accompanied by the
whole Choir. sang the Ssnctus as follows
Hey Holy Ha Lord Co Of Hosts Heaven ars esi az Toll
:. lie -s5 O. ts cp GLORY be 10 ''eo " '"'' ''' hsn
Rev f. A Farley OF Brooklyn, N !. read selections
from the Scriptures the Choir next chsn;ed hymn,
At the conclusion of which Rev. OSvILLE DEWEY
preached his fare well sermon his text was from tne
first epistle 10 the Corinthians, "a chspter ahu 1ih
verse The sermon was preisced by some remarks on
the subject of retiring for the present from he Mns
try. lie said in tpesktng OF the conoltloh OF n's
Church short time subsequent 10 hls eh'eius on '.
Jutlea of lis mission Il remember as many ol you
will the little Church In which began my mission IN
this CITY Il was filed with good attendance from
Sunday to Sunday, and we were sh very nsPp, ~ a.
when one sunday morning nre occurred ana inc lar
place Of our worship was burnt to the ground Cntl
another Church was built we occupied hall ana tier,
i experienced the advantages OF free Chureh, ana
the result wss we came into the newly efecteo one
with congregation increased st lesst one hal lierc
e have worshiped for ten years, I'LL its walls nave
gathered affecting memories and associations around
-
viii be WHY have We gathered here this evening II
4, to testify that Religion ia precious 10 u' mat the
establishment Of its ministry ia an important duty
Standing among YOU this occason-speaklng win
the Impression that my ministries Of this kind are near
Nv brought % a close speak 10 you not with enucins
words my speech thsll be on the christian ME Inc
Rev gentleman proceeded In eloquent words 70 eiuci
date what the lite Of true Christian should be- Al
Religion might be reduced 10 the one great rule OF
2ractice-tha Of charity others and complete so'
cesston OF self This Is that forms the true sents
nan and devout Christian this 10 the chief end OF cur
being and Man when he iorgets his Maker snd gives
himself Up TO the indulgence OF his psssons becomes
forse,u OF hs high duties and the design OF ms oens
We do not live for ourselves alone our IeAoWtnen
have csims sympathy snd assistance ana "ncn
We neglect 20 perform duty IN THIS regard We
know that we dsobey the viii Of God and must receive
rhe pun!shr.rn. wh!ch retr5u;iys justice ueie' oul
And yet he continued in the face Of Divine law IN
mass o. mankind act as Il they knew nothing oil the
m0rslSws Of our being. Experience teHs US ths' e'
esnr0g be committed with iDpunty that all INC oso
yssslais OF our nature must wound our soul ana ia
eterral welfare. We know We can no more Commit
evil sittoutits consequent punishment, than we San
crsr our hands from the ire unscorched ROY MT y
preceded 70 speak more at length upon the responsi
tlties resting 10 obey the will Of God by serv
nE him and doing good 10 our fellow creatures
II the conclusion Of the sermon the exercises were
concluded IN the following orcer:
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s,o1aes. hat we ssouid - called Cos chiSrsl
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Wow he m~sos. t,i preach so.fs
cosGse.. Pr.,.r b. Re- Fsss,rl HaaataB Of Ro..oa
The exercises we're terminated by benedicton being
pronounced by Rev o. Dewey