New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

Descend on our degenerate Isce'
Give tongues Of FIRE ard hearts Of love,
To prescb the reeoDciipg woro;
Give povsr and JUNCTION from above
Where the joyful SOUND neal1
Re darkness, at thy coming, Hight;
Confusion, order, In thy path
Souls without strength inspire with might
Bid mercy triumph over wrath
Convert the parons far and nigh
The triumphs OF the cross record
The name Of Jesus go1fy,
TIL every people call him Lord.
Rev. HENRY Bacon, Of Philadelphia,
zsn spoke 10 the second resolution Inc present a.
pect Of our denomination In reference TO any existing
Church system, Ia indeed melancholy. we ma tna'
tsw Of our societies have Churches or are formed upon
Church basis noticed that the late Ohio ssate Con-
veutop recommended ell the societies In tfs ets's
form themselves upon such plan. As our socieues "
usually formed they have In view only me sopPoioi
uubtc worship and lack ell those details OF n'o'"o w
regulation which give power ana oifec'i'" - 80
s4bsr than mere public services on sunesy' "ne"
ns,ber Of another denomination goes 70 ne" pac7'
,h Church al, co him certificate, which an lnn'o
Non 10 bis own people; but In our case man scuVe
IN the Church In EewYork, may go to Boston, sno 10
ninety nine cases 10 hundred he 10 drswn away from
the Upiyerssst communion for the want OF this hnpe
bond Of letter Of Dtroc uctiOn to his brethren In
sending such certificate We seno ra,t,n
which Is q. once recognized and put 10 opsrauon-
one reason Why We 90 not grow more as 90
nomip alto, 10 because we count people more from
their standing their contributions OF 10 uenee tnsn rom
The neronsl force Of each In many localities, the In
diyjduals NOS. prominent In our DENOMINATION nave
nothing 70 90 With the society, and never even come
near the church 1t Is By these that the WORD
iadses u.s. Yet these very men reedly scqulcsce In
church Rovernmen and cbeeTfully encourage IT, (Ibe
speaker Ieieued 10 the miosraron OF the Lords sup
per vital matter with the church. aud calculated 20
hind them oae,her 1d Increase their DEVOTION sec
opdIy vs need more efficient orgaDizau m 20 enable
us 20 enler properly INFO tne details OF charity and
rood WORKS, wherever occasion may offer. Thirdly,
we need more efficient organization 10 order TO settle
the question with the world outside that we are stu
Ally alive a. denomination Of Chhstsns, was one
of tae last remarks from the pulpit oil the Anented
Father Bsiou that be thought strange mat universal
Lar. did not realize that the Eucharist was given tue
same an PRAYER, that through II We mlgnt tee Jesus
more clearly Let strive so 10 organize and conduct
ourselves here that we may truJ .ee Jesas that We
NAV live IN him, die In him, and rise IN MIN
Rev. Il. b. THAYER, OF Lowell, Mass,
smoke 10 the fourth and Last resolution. v-n.
tne said be, TO believe that the language OF
This resolution has q response In every heart with
In the sound Of my voice. The men to whom
tbe resolution refers were good Chriitians and
true men, and 1t Ia not possible not 10 love their memo
RES The venerated Bsiou is not here but he look
ing down upon us from his home In Heaven, and we
shall not forget him. Nor shall va iergel tins good
resolutions and example Of Father Baiour, that glorious
old man firm IS the hills Of bis native Scotland. There
$50, Il Stephen r. Smith, young man, but tru'
ns steel; one not afraid TO look error aud de
cit In the face and call Il EN- by their right names; snc
yet he was as meek as a child. We will cherish tn,
memory of their virtues, their fidelity, courage ant
zeal But what do mean by this promisei VIVA
did Chr,t mean when be said, DO this m remembrance
Of met lie did not mean that they should RENE N De
bis mortal existence only bow he came aud went; bu
that they should remember how be toed aud suffered
and died his tiumpha march, bis refusal of the crown
the mt unit Of crucihxop, the crOss she blood, aud
above ALL that sublimest Of all pIaysrs Father, for
give them; they know not what they do" so should
~e remember the men who have gone before, aud mi
tate their good example; remember not only theL
words but their woTAs-remaDbtr not only vito oar
hearts but with our hands. We must remember them
by our works, for their duiee ours and
sponsibe for ihe due performance. Lot us go forth
10 cur hOmes and neds OF labor, and show that we
90 do all that say, that we neen O. live out
the spiri, Of the resolution. Tnere IL work enough,
God knows; see II more and more every day pro
eious minds running into eTror and sn starving
far up 10 wretched earre,s, pyiog their needles
like ghosts woTs!ng upon shrouds; vctimc OF niQuGy
and wretchedness lying 10 nosome cellars, reekng
in the very pit OF death, a lhess call tor work
In their behalf they call upon you and no 20 20 10
work In earnest and this work will be the oosl way In
which we can remember the noble dead t. whom
tent refers IL natural feeling that ve skoud like
10 do something by which shall be rememto cred and
II We work faithfully Ne shat leave some shining
footsteps for those Who come after II
pnfaithfu, shall be- swallowed up The poor.
est, the most humble and ignorant of us can do
somothingihey al least set the bright efsupe of
living good lves. You that have money, eau give n
the cause of Education, which Ia now pressed upon
your attention your riches may take wiogs but you
give your sons and daughters knowledge they have
wealth tina, cannot be taken away. Thus ali eau do
something In memory Of the departed. Al the very
least all can study the Bible, for upon that soOe old
book over which our Ia,hers have often beet In
prayer, must rely cay, then, let
these old men they would wish TO ia remembered
BY copying them into or hearts, and carrying on the
work n which they were engaged TIE ume 10 syOgG.
ble he auspices hstertrg for To Jow these Old
soldiers Of Christ and inspire the world with this fSth
We NUT do u, or God ~t put us GU, o. the way and
ralse up men Who will do IT,
Rev. SEBASTIAN SrREETER generally
Known Father s.ree,erO of Boston, was the last
speaker His remarks were chiefly concerning the men
alluded to In the fourth resolution To honor ths illus
nious dead ,sid be- Is constitutional precipitation of
the human mind and hold tina, 1, 10 BY no msans
senseess tribute For the dead deServe Il net for their
capachies for those from God but for the valuable
use they had made of their talents This tribute should
also be rendered because Of the good practical result
which 10 10 follow Say whs, you will Of posthumous
tAme deny your for It and your faith In you
may, we all love It. The thought of how we shsl be
remembered aud treated by those who come after u.
has prompted 10 great extent the nobien &C.
uons Of our hvea The proud father and the
sdorps mother are inspired In their duty By
the idea OF pving In the memory Of their children ssd
their ehildrens children to the latest generation SO
there propriey In the tribute which we offer to-day
for ip IN nusnce hereafter. We all desire keep up
1e dignity OF our fathers and our families thar 10
sorse than nothing 10 the community who is moved
BY this noble In pulse OF the mind The l.bors OF men
are OF various effect some have influence only 10
nsiehoorhood or & Town; while others revolutionizs
The whole world John Wesley, the great Methods,
ieeder-A wonderful man. In spite OF all his
Nshed upon ths old Englsh Church, and found form
Cunout substance, body without q soul To thsse
oic forms, Tor he wss dew ted to them he rave
hn own new lie aud activity and how sur.
prisips Was The result Other man have WORKED
sthl more remarkable ehannas -. -