The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-30
there for religious worship to evening He aid
cd that she particularly interested in the young
and that the me- ting would be public.

cd that she particularly interested in the young
and that the me- ting would be public.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Orthodox seem Jealous than the Hicksites
at least their young people DO for they
az strongly IN the afternoon as in the morning. The
house was again filed and the youth and beauty the
society occupied goodly portion OF it,
Jons soorr pIoacbsd sensible sermon aud was fol
lowed by SARAH b. Hiatt (another handsome woman }
from the West who said "Abide with u.s. for it to.
wards evening and the day far spent" Such the
language Of those who bsisvers in ancient days
Oh my frisnds has seemed me to be very solemn
hour. What h0ur is this when have come before
Him who is the dread Of nations We have presented
ourselves before him the flower of the field which
day Is and to morrow Is not. There those prsseat
whose heads white with the rosts of many winters
are ready to out " Abide with for it is towards
evening, and thecay Is FAR spent-who feel that whom
few mo,e suns shall have passed over their heads they
which knew you shall know you more forever Oh,
the invisible world, how awful There those whose
names have been enrolled in the Lambs book of life
who have heard a voice from heaven, saying lie of
good sheer your sins have been forgiven you on
was led 10 consider this most momentous suD.
ject for myselr thought it right to unfold ms sel
ings TO you When We take retros ospectiye vie :
Of life, are we not disIo-ed to sxclaim 80 Ny
days are few and eyilS There 10 hope OF the tree IL it
is cut down. That 1t may send forth sprouts and grow
again. But man dieth and giveth up the ghost, and
for every one present that might redeem the time
Is deeply solemn thought that pla ced here
end Oh that not one sou may be shut out of the Etar
na City Its gates pearl its streets purest gold
transparent glass, anu not shall enter whose
Is not written in the Lambs book of life Let bathe
robes in the atonng bod Of HiTi who died for
1t Is for svey one that in that awful day
may GI that sins have ten blotted out and our
nsmes have been written in Gods book of lits
ENos PRAY said My heart responds TO the language
that we have heard We have been reminded that here
we have continuing city; this is not houe
here for age This is ting time: 80 many
Of have assembled here hope for the solemn purpose
OF waiting upon and worshiping Almighty God which is
duty that we, finite and dependent creatures cor
tshiy TO Him from whom receive every blessing
that we enjoy, Whatever may have been the motive
that assembled together, ! may add to the
apgssge of the Gospel,-love Of those who have
preceded me-may our minds be raised from earth and
earthly things, to heaven and heavenly things Be still
OF ye islands, and let the people their strength
Le them draw nigh and then speak Many in this Inter
must feel longing desire to gain residence in that
nal city which have heard beautifully described by
beloved sister, He wiueth not that any be lost bat
atopDg sacrifice for SHINING world Aid all the sins
and of the world Oh! how consolipg the
every penent heart We have all sinneS and fallen short
Of the glory Of God Have repeated? Are names
written in the book of lfes We have lease of our
yes and is not important that should be prepared
for such solemn thisS Oh! go with mo to
dying BEDS Of thrse who have endeavored to live
right but have felt willing to give themselves up wholly
to God, but have desired 80 keep back somethog and
hear one say, as did not long sincs "Oh feel the
chill Of death upon me. know that my time is shos
but am not prepared to die. am not ready" Aud it
was not until very short time befors that tongue
still in death that pardon received for that dying
Anu my young Irienu3, 10 yOu knO tnat you
must die and that unless you repent you csnno bs
But some do not believe in the realities of the Scrip
tuI.s Of Truth They believe that Christ was mere
talented preacher then went discuss the auth en
city OF the Bible, and to argue against indelity. He
earnestly exhorted all TO without delay, and seek
salvation through Jesus Of Nazareth
Dir. THOMPSON made prayer tho audience sat in ST.
ence few minutes-tbe elders shook hands and a dis
peIsed In regard 10 report OF the Hcksite yearly
meeting, which believe has been in general highly
commended, respectable mber and officer OF ths
thcdox society, informs thai state nent that
wsalh s ground of promotion to the 'h gh seat
which is in accordance with tbe popular opinions ia
trely erroneous. We told that the epite received
from the London yearly meeting is brief and that it
taiIs nothing of unusual interest