New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

denor,-fcd he capacity Of reorie f1r ELF govern
nsut We uow behold ths now world Of activity AMI
Ct errn; rcscurecs, spreading westward toward the
ROCKY Mourtairs IN the 70 ult ofthe war " II Next
CO we came into II DO session OF California with II,
vat mineral wealth. ard fs greet commercial sdvs,
,see-; ard under R-publcsn snd Prot-ztsnt ch
La -FOUR. he'd nd become already vre9' Sa,e The
sneaker marx CT up0u ne 0siive weh AMI extended
conrercs advn;sges Of california, and unon Tie great
impetus given BY its acquisition 20 The commercial inter
course Of our nation with the countries o. ives eru Asia
He commented uron the M1hamredsni II OF those
countries sni remarked the Of light sni cvii
zsion wss westward in IT, r vii reach the
wes.cTa coat o Asia and overcome and mels dowat the
despctism whi,h prevails Il westward W "a our
fathers and westward II raiistes This country pos
sesses teacon icht il it Is allowed % shine 1t Is not
the violence Of d,spotisr but The triumph OF Chris
,sniiy that will brnr relief The nations Il Is 40 that
Gcd las strengthened cur Gates.
Heuase,h the Peace within our borders"
Thl spirit which courts disturbance for IT, sake il op
posed 10 The GOSPEL and to society There may be
lands diryed in the blood Of war connecrsd with ne
cesfy an IN which Truth spd Religion vindics-
ted enc only sch arc honorable laGrels II any Of Us
have enteitiiutd fears Of wars CONNEXIONS. those
fears have given wy to aconhrmod and strcu--hsusd
btsctneut "a tie institutions Of our country Tasres
On ul,rlisn sbroed which is 70 be avoided spirit OF
calm discussion should prevail on all cue tons. VITA
rcicreuS> ~ t. Liecnons Is pleasant to zee the ac-
euescepce o. III in the success OF the majority When
the rovuler Will 10 announced how quiely rach bends
in utui,sicn We have peace with the nations OF Eu-
rope Notwithstanding there spirts sn)rgst Us who
would involve " in broils, Bur Peace has prevailed
throg. cur borders.
Lick q the country in It's varieties Of soil and pro-
ducticns aid climate. During theyesr past there has
Leen no dress and in every part OF the there
hss leen prosperity. He has given the finest of the
Whesf Our ancestors were accustomed 70 have a day
set apart # or the harvest in which they assembled in
the CLurcbes to tender thanks the Lord OF the
Hsrvort vElo had blessed their labors the obsery-
rrcc Of this day OF Thanksgiving which We are as
sembd takes the place Of the spoken OF mot ap'
rrcJ ritely surely it Is year OF signal kindness The
/ Lord bar clotht the year with plenty.
u her slso Teen year OF general health. OF the
three great oys the Sword. the Plague aud the Fam
inc The Pscmit preferred the aili,tioG ct Famine.
He said Let me fall under the hand o. ID, not of man.
The ,liC non OF the Cholera in 1892 eerrei TO,
6rd the return Of the affection three years since was
also mentioned and commented upon Send pestilence
or uiine the land blight and would gold re-
pair III, Iavsges2 We have to bless God that
during tie year, he has KEEP, back the pe-lence from
Vi ard saved from the affection He bath not dealt
so with my rstion, ard for His jul yments, they
hevc not known them. The speaker con ed 81 that 90
Il luenot and Hollanders we are indebted for the
: germ cur liberties England il principally Indebted
to Tie HugusuOt. for what there OF liberty Ia toe Eng
lsh Charter, snd that Is che pattern which we copied
md improved Look to he Southern nations ofAneri
cr--ulh nft and climate superior to ours. they wer,
Placed under Tint civil and rel. sious sui cton which
cieck,d their prosperity. 1t was the Reortnttion
lIindl es aud Il irt viii, tie orignot civil and
rclgi W lteuy This country. We see in several OF
tie uUiCns Of EuioIeG return from paFl"i'y -uc
ccst l Struggle tor freedom, 20 worse than their pre-
vcus fltycIy They need he light Of the Bible 10 IN
etructthcm nd hat light viii yet thne apon theui'
Prosperity in nation has q corruptns rcndsncy uh'
les gu,ldt most vissndy This fact developed IN
lie ht,ry Of Rome and other nations Of the Past
Our nsiio, ,s endangered by the snrne evil we need
therecoeuicn Il G,d There 10 strong spirit Of
rracti,ll il fdey in our country from whi,h we may
srte atc snecr Jencrsou remarked That great cities
were Ike great sores In tho city what mlssos there
are ofihered and how nu there is Of corruption and
iuou,,y az every kind We need faithful application
o. the 20 heck these evils and the combined en-
e1eies Of ChIistiins and Ihilnnthrori.ts This Is
CLrisfp CIV md the Gospel must be carried TO all
cit e. end ell p Of the City. The .ucccss and pros
pect of the mission the Five Points h)ws that none
ure bevcnd the reach Of the Gospel none are 20 de
ertded e. not to be worthy Of efforts for refrnl'on
Re., the vicious fro their habits OF ineIn9 erancc,
and e.ttb.h them ia pur uits OF Industry and they
my be wholly reiormed-ihey Will at least DO greatly
ben, ftod The safety valve Of society ia beneh;enee
Make coed use Of money n in extravaganza, or
sperdhrift action, but in doing good in prom ting
the irituhl influence of the Church. We need the
propre.s Of Divine Truth in the conversion OF Sim rs
Then tie Church will become the beauty OF the whole
LAID In concuson the preacher minated that there
would be objection taken up In behalf OF the poor
and rerinded II en- Of their duty In the worls-When
thou moke,t feast give portion to those who are
de,t,ute Tie sermon ed with the bencct,n after
which &c lection taken up for the cause OF char
NV and the service closed with the singing OF Psalm