New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10
SKETCHES OF SERMONS.
Education CriIne-The Recent Executions.

Georges Chapel Corner q Clif aad Beekmansts. He
took his text from Proverbs lIth Chap and 2lst
Though Land JON in hand the wicked shall not be
punished
lie then said The children OF Adam as well "a
those under the Chrs;ian dispensaton were born in
ain, but to both were afforded the means Of knowing
and pursuing the truth The faith Of those both be-
fore and after the Deluge kept up by the pro
mise Of the coming Of the Savior To the Christian
these promises were completely fulfilled by the incar
nation Of our savior-for then was accomplished the
promise made that the seed Of should bruise the
serpents head. Mans redemption was purchased by
the passion and death Of the and eternal Of
the living God and the forgiveness Of sin BY the blood
Of the Lamb Though 20 both were shown great
favors and they were laugh; 70 look for salvstOn-
the one by hope Of the coming Of the Savior and the
other by the fruiOn OF their hope-yet well from
the children Of Adam from those of the Church, Il
was required that they should be practically o5clelt
and worship truth humility and faith to the best Of
their capacities, within the Church Will be found the
instruction which Is adapted to the wants Of all To
avail himself Of the helps which the Church affords for
salvation is the proud boast and inalieDabe privilege
Of every Christian for there without intolerance he
enter and claim his spiritual home, the visible and
true Church OF the living God, the door OF which : ever
open 10 all accessible 10 al, aud The means leading
thereto OF such easy requirement 70 be beyond
the ability Of II th,re be righteousness in the
Church then ough, ose who claim to be the chl irsn
OF God hcarken IT, warning voice. for in IL Is the germ
Of all righteousness unto eternsl life. I. particularly
the duty of parents ana OF all those who may be inter
ested with the bringing up n children 20 seek ~ ali Ia
order 10 train them In mental and spiritual culture, ant
bring them up Ia the true and practical knowledge OF
the commandments Of God However precnincnt any
may lie ia mental requirements, and famed for th3
pOsfession 81 virtues, al without true spirit Of ho-
ness will be poweress for good and the foundation on
in lltia no and mn.
less his deeds influenced by the holy spirit Of Gods
Church for a. the foundation is unsount, VIII the
building be in vain. While his pride or want Of dociy
keeps him outside the Church be cannot pErfskc Of that
supernatural aid which participate in only by those
who belong 20 that true Church 10 whose followers "a
specially promise participation IN the Inheritance Of
the Kingdom Of Hea In education may NJ times Be
found predisposng cause for p,'y which IN time may
lead the Church yet those who have these adyantl-
ges DO not participate Ia that Divine Spirit which per
vades al her children throughout the entire Church OF
God. When they come TO the Church by peal.
tenco they always iniulgently received for the
Spirit Of the Church Is mercfal and foTgigng, "a
though welcomed with JOY. IL N that OF the fs-her reccv
ing back hs prOdgR son but who says 10 the other my
child you have been with me always and All hayr 4
yours Parents then, cannot be too careful In the lu
cation they give their children and should take partc
lar pains thar Il be ree iOus vrtuOus and moral. Toe
child IL only man or woman IN miniature aai the
moral Ia youth viii be moral Ia age. Ine virtujus
boy makes a yiruous and Christian man-and the Chris
tan men good citizen ami Que for whom the f,tler
need not grieve, nor the mother have 20
have been led 10 make these remarks bccrIse Of the
execution Of the two young men for murder who have
lately suffered az the TOnibs in this CITY, the extreme
penalty Of the law There were, however, three WHO
received sentence OF iga0ininiOus death but on,
afteTwGrd experienced Executive clenency. These
three, | believe, when young, received some etsca-
ton, but only two of them belonged 10 the Church.
There two boys were nearly the same IN yeIrs,
sld were in most things the same without much
shade Of difference Both OF them az early aye,
were deprived by death Of the strong protective arm
OF a father, which il one OF the most control
ling influences In early youth. 10 l. necessary that
tie tat er's example should be such as the
child might safely follow and that the paths he pur.
sued those of Tectitudc and morality He could
then by moral suAson easily bend the plant mind q
pursue ike virtuous course The good example ser
by those OF mature Year, l. oil ise IN many tn'tanc
capable u controlling the mind Of youth ana would
BE- vel for those who have children TO consider that on
their own present conduct depends in great
the future character conduct and prosperity OF those
dear 10 them. or saul alone, however intend to
geak at present / knew him since 1916 but his coz
nection with the Church was only nominal sad my
control over him nothing was in that year called GA
by Mrs. saul 10 attend her husband during illness
which enaed IN his death ] administered whist conso
lstion ! could 10 him and he regretted much that
be hsd neglected during hs past life the da-
ties OF home and the ordinances Of religion
The pcSr ielt deeply the bad eAects
which his past conduct w0uh produce his boy sad
prayed Ct me 70 enteavor 10 remedy the evil The boz
summed ne however, and could do nothing for him.
ard from The time OF his fathers dezfh, til visited him
IN prson, never MIN but once ar i,5en bat for
an instant Hs mother did al she could with him on,
her efforts were Of svsi he listened not unto her
voice her adInOna0ns were disTega rdea and youth
would do well 20 pOIer the words be addressed
the morning Of b., execution oh SIR, sai
he, my disobedieuce ~ my mother hAs brOugh.
the gSli0ws Beng thus dsobeiient 10 h. mother he
Cared E;tle Whit be did The strong of bic fzt
being poweTiess IN death be feared no clA.tiscnef
He went wherever be sncied anu coniuctel himself a.
he pletsed be speu: hs isys and uishts baily, be-
he spent them IL deneds. Ia hs h9ars OF iie-
SE6 IL toe hEunts Of dissipation he met WIKI
De .ruvsd associates who trained hiln into wee,
anu he entered OF career Of dc>psrs.-
wakeCuess. / mean not that w,ck sine-s which
ren.ers one ameBabe u lie lsv bui thit Of moral
wrCr- Day by tsy be grew mare depr1ved. dEating,
NJ. drinking 4n1 INDUCING In Immoral pTs-dccs
in some o. those places Of slous ancsenen,s which
be freNrlfec, be g,f into collision "A OF Cy
Wsichnscu which led O. his being sent on BackW4f.
Island. On hs reurn rom prsoG BIZ former associates
rejected b. cou.pahioashlp some becz1se they con
sdered be 81 Lost S-d sU -len.y resDect-
able fr tLcir soccty ant 0.hcrs shCunei "A a. COW
ar5 because re permitted himself % BE- .ens 20 p,scu
thus shUrnsd he becsIuetsLanled - cell uooa h.
former esspicycrs ard &c entered han-ef = one OF
vie cOnicderGry. VIZ s-e bouui 70 each osher
hand Ia hand, AID wh3 lave ea.sTsi INTO
solemn league snd eoyen4nito do al manner Of wck
elness ana eEiae. The eaif oaecr q H.. secrr; bsa
l. robbcTy taou.h then sphere u oTeragoas : nasty
confined ~ the robbir- - steamboats, .ni trada- yes
sels In pGrsuEnce Vi Ne refAricus b1siness sa-y
made eXcursicus TIE uezetorns seaport towns Al
first THY went nAue1 then they 5rcasnt clabs snd
lastly cGTied hEeafnA Iney generally divided them,
selves INTO gangs OF tsree One reua1ei the shore
D. wGtch. another wen. INTO cabin 10 sarcA Ani tae
third remained en- decS O. receive and carry q TIE
stolen properly This eoafeterscy 4 cOsnpr.sea OF
rncn and women. of young snt Old. ba. bouai sni
khif together defy ts law A1i b I'll 1,rea,ss
81 discovery Eppre.enslcn e. Gesance Il i a sa
fully rCElz. ksb x ., me u tAesethree
How letr -aui i5hn-c- Glerfo1ed sin zleuale
CT the cd tie Lsrdered ard ssding MEMBER Of
this esr- thiak hey would haye done good service Il
thsy id III - ms GGiy th<f u tia Iua.sr Of 70
lxcn and rot ihaf q the ccer Of h- law asxai not
mr. nance bet Il J. Trnch 10 be reres ia; tAsss f1al
ct al raor.ters Ties. S1eps n re coS6sTy sai mar
esr should &c; b. hruu-ht % Punishment Taere are
hrge nuInbeE u this eolte1eracy wkO mere boys
and d We were 70 knew AZ the c0ulmz.iry would be
astolked that persons trader IA yesrs sai dnsths
which tnsy DO could possibly be vie sa4 70
depraved spesk those persons nos Ia ne fllsl-
rreri q q prOrIse made % Saal n - cell WHO rs
qseslsd q ne 10 DO -, and 10 bs-eech of thc.n