New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
". Of % soI' 10, 70" ne D'e''o'j J,le us eo',
hIuuOu nv NV IN OONn


49, iihal nirluf 1upaon, nnDDaa sfhftf
NE Thanksgiving Honpon boigto ihg egoffagsllgn
'oeme sirsel, wes delivered yosladsy 'oo'gina ny ~,
insl"i ho Hoy Df Conc The llay Fgnilomaa took To-
ne ,'.l llo Following passage u b'frafei
rsers 1la @d H. .s' sssI' u - "'''
lhe preacher proceeded 20 plain iha moaning Of 20
whole isn 10 orlor that bis hearers might tt9r unisr
|ehd iho fall Significance of Tho tcr II one ~ The
nosl Interesting 81 David. compositions. ioaamaeh NJ u
iohios 10 biz saeooss the rhanes aud tbs restorA
non ~ Tho kingdom % peace aud tranquility David bo
spugl Tho counsel OF lLa Lord proyion. 10 s doing bat
o with he lhllsnca and bolng coansolod by jehovah
H defeated thsm with great slaughter. causing them Ia
their hafio 10 leave all toir property and their IDOL goi,
Again they upon David aud ho again beronvhi tho
counrel Of Tho Lord The Lord again aided him aad
ihor dgfcHt greater and complete than be
oro The ihuiincs stole the ark OF the Lord bat wa.
TOO Troublesome e. tcm, mad they glad 70 send |.
away llen David went down aud brought The Ark of
the Covenant with music and dancing and much rejoicing
aud they sang he palm commencing with O. come let ls
wofshp and bow down let Us fall before the face Of
'Mekcr, &c This p8alm therefore, the more inter
esng from lie historical associations The psalm aud the
occasion for which composed might well DO com
pared TO our own country aud her two great battles for
freedom Let NJ, then, bring up ark and give thanks
unto the Lord. When look at the National Thanks
gvincs of many countries OF the Old World cannot bat
zee he vast difference between celebration and theirs
Of this festival In many OF the Countries Of the world
even now tie Ram and the Bull and even human beings
are offered up for ae sins of the body Happy is that
people whose God jehovah They come 10 the foo.stoo
If he troDo Of Jehovah aud offer up from the yelling
dolhs Of thor glad souls sincere thanks for the increase
Of lie grain and The cattle and the prosperous abundance
of the fruits Of the earth Ny friends here we meet to
thank God while other nations make thanksgiving over
the success Of great battle we return thanks for the
fruits Of pence end continuance Of prosperity, while other
nations elOrfy the triumph of famine and rapns
We thank God for his bounte0us love aud protection
When the great battle Of Hoheninden was fought the
news wa sent to England but before the Changing bells
and roaring could pour ont the acclamaons Of the
nation poor widow received letter telling her that h1r
POOR son died amid the blood and carnage Of the battle
Nav our thank sgyings continue TO acknowledge te bless
nes of peaceful increase may they weld anew tho LINKS
Of love which bind sinful an to his Savior; may cheer
our hearts With hope joy and spread the great truths
of Christianity.
CT Us bring up our Grk ard renew the covenant with
our God day the annual collection for the relief OF
tie poor viii be taken up. While we are blessed with
prosperous plenty let not forget the claims of pnchins
poverty Where would be your comfort, my friends ii
Won sat down TO your well spread boards, surrounded by
tie cheerful faces and irsdaed by family affection
know You had performed your duty and stretched
out your band t. relieve the necessities Of Gods poorer
odrcnl The possession Of hes s too apt 10 harden the
heart instead Of filing with gratitude for Gods peculiar
blessings Why that which you have in such abundance,
not your you are only Gods almoner your duty
is to distribute TO the needy from your Abundance The
wants Of this year pressing as the last and hope
your contributions viii be great as they were then.
Tie services concluded by singing and the