The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-03

an that to ascri6s such result even In part
to the influence Of religion will sound like weakness
supremsly tkeptieal and supremacy creduous which
ready TO believe In every hing spiritual rather ths God
and admits all marvels but the iaerpostion Of his prov
denoe-an ago which supposes thing Of every days
occurrence to evoke from tns awful rest the spirits Of
the great and good and believes that master inteect
which, while they vedobstructed with these organs Of
pause) rAvished the with ths tongues OF
men, and have nov cast of ''this muddy vestare Of
decay" and gone whore thsy speak with ths tongues
OF angela can yet find NO medium Of communcaton
from the eternal world but wIstched inarticuate rap
pings and Gatherings which pothouse clowns would be
(Appsuse) Al II our mAtchisss Choate FOR iostanos
who has just electrified the land with burst Of sloq
not essly paraleed In the line OF time. II sent With
message from higher stats Of being would come skuk
Ing and rapping behind the wansoot instead Of coming
in robes OF light, with voice like tho music Of the
spheres (Appsuts) An ago, say, that believes all
this. and yet doubts and snesrs at the wonder working
sIyo's OF earnest men, awayed By ths Wsrfu In
duepee OF sincere faith.
-it believes that you have the attraction OF grav
taton vhoh holds the universe together suspended By
athowmaB for . dollar, who will make . table dsuoe
round the room BY an act Of volton (appause forget
full u the fact that the Law Of grsvaHon wore
ded for the t~nkng Of eye BY asy power than
,nst VINE ordained Il every planet that walks the he
mshen yea All the starry suns centres Of the count
less sysems, un,esn Of mortal eyes, which all the un
shon Cd depths Of the heavens would crumbs back to
put hAsdui OF sAuoW minded bigsts, driven by dis
content from the old ~oyd to the e~ aud cAa fnd O.
opp IN VIC sJpsuo process by which United America
sheen established az grand temple of religious and
CIV hoery--s general refuge of nity-but chap
explanation.
Mr. President this may sound like philosophy but Il
Is tne philosophy OF thu Sao duoes Ii queucbse thu
glory OF nature The Pilgrims were
o mat prime pal ~hcn Ia have just ssd) has given
me hret imsu!se TO all the great movsmsnts OF the
mooeJn world--l mean profound RELIGIOUS faith,
They had the hail.ies Of humanity. Tnis exalted
principal Itself combined with human ~aak
nesses 1t was Mingled with the prtjndioes aud
errors of age and country, AID scot; IL was
babitually gloomy IL sometimes in.olsrsnt but
II was IsyereBt, sincere al controlling II did moi
induence, possessed the soul 1t staeled tse heart
10 the delights Of life 1t raised the frame above
bodily weakness II enabled the humble to bravo the
frowDs Of power IL triumphsd over cold and hun
ger, the prison sli the scsold taught useduc .ted
men TO speak with persuasive fervor II gave m.nly
strength and to tender and delicate women Ia
the snuirsbe latter VI Robinson sad Bro ~ster-whsm
shah call great meu Mr. Psssidenvrittes to SIR Edwin
sAndys IN 1917 whom they pathstcaiiy say, under
200 above all ssd thisgs In the world We rely
upos'-ADerg the suggest ems which they mako 10 On.
courage him to further their under taking Is thiA
do vsLy believe trust that the Lord "a With us
wncm ana whovs service have Kves eurselvos In
mAcy tras and that hi WIN s~Acfousfy prospor
sesvers according b tie smpkossy - ear hsAsts."
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