New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19
FROM BOSTON.


po.1os. Monday, April 10, 1885.
NE quashirg of the indic'men" e ains ,"eoAo'o
Puher Wendell Phillips, and Others ~ We" ''
vote Of The Legislature, following close upon INC n"o'
49, -..,,n,o,d,no the removal OF Jadge Lorpg,
.-.u- Ia an. ,oblic to expect some Iiusion to
-. n.,,.,. a. the Music Hall to-day, and cosse
80. ,.,os concourse flled that place 1t an early
~. not larger than usual, perhaps, but being .
.,-.noe, Il s4emed 40 to me-, a. 1 meet no such au-
M.,.es A. assembled here, o. to numbers, except at
m, Beecber's in Brooklyn.
Whtp the audience had become quietly sessed, mr..
Psker rose and gave out the beautiful hymn Of
LsBsfelows:
Life 10 real life 10 esrnsst.
But tbs grove 10 not Ire scsi;
Dpr thou sr-to eust retufnest,'
Vas spossn OF the Seal
Lives Of great en- all remind us.
We may m Ike our lives sublime.
Arc d. patti g, leave tshLd us
Feotprntx the sands OF Time
The singing ia by small bat excellent choir whose
vsIees CD The immense building to perfection, pleas
he. bu. not firing the ear. The prayer will not
sterpt to describe. except to say that profound
NDlpess perysdes the large audience during its de-
livery % much that the ticking Of the clock
nay be- heard between its Periods your feelings
stirred, and sudden moisture is felt in your eyes.
Surely you mentally e1claim, this man, who thus
hspirs You, carrying your feelings up yard upon the
wings Ct earnest prayer IL strange kind Of fn6de
This done, Mr.. Parker read the third chapter Of
Daniel: Nebuchadtezzsr, the King, made an Image
Of COLE whose hight hree-score cubits, and the
brsaoth thereof sx cubts. He set up in the plains
Of Durs, in the province Of Babylon, embracing a
hstory of tie Kings attsmp, to compel the Worship
u said golden image-of the refusal Of the three
worthless, Shadraeh, Meabach, ard Abednego, TO
sbeytfiher being east into the burning Gerry farnsce
and Of ,beir miraculous preservation by Divine power
Hws read with uncommon DnctioD, aud its sir gular
adaptation TO The subject which evidently eugrossed
all mines, produced marked sensation in the audi
ence. He took his text fiom the eighteenth verse.
BE kpown unto thee o Kmg that vii I'll ,
p@s worship che golden insse which tnou bss set
Upon this he went on to treat Of the duties which
Religion requires of US as citizeos the great duty Of
being true 10 our condolences and natures. He
kzeo the Obligations of the individual aud social man,
enlsrgips with his peculiar ability upon the philan
thrcpic unctionhst Of our duty to protect the weak
agau Of the strong, &c. JOB "brake the jays of
"the wicked aud picked the spoil out of his teeth;
she deliv the poor that cried and the fatberess
"sno him that had none to hep him, and caused the
widows heart to sing for joy; be was father to
"the poor and the course which he knew not he
"sesrchtd out"
He then ma6e brief allusion to the history Of his
street., in November last, for words spoken Faneal
Hall, ard of his being bound over to take his trial
on the fifth Of Msrch. 1t was the eighty 9th
niversAy Of the fret Brtsh shot fired into the
American ranks for daring TO rebel against British
apthorty-it was proper that such anniversary
should be selected by American ,ysssy to discharge
TIE 6rst shot into American bOseDs for free speech.
Uncertain az to what few wicked men-they were
only iew-might do toward his i,ion, he had
arranged his off airs for twelve months imprisOn-
neDt by the assistance of two generous friends, who
had kindly prOffered their aid he had arranged to
have HE sermons read TO them during his incarcera
tor and had actually pre- pared bis frs. Sermon which
he designed sending to TIE TRIBUNE to be spresd
before it's hundred ard seventy thousand readers
With such an audience he could be c)ntent to preach
from between prison walls. He had also desigoed TO
devote his hours - authorship, as the quie;ude of
prsoD.life he thought welftted for study, and he
should have produced a few books also, aud better
ores than the world will be likely to get from him
under present circumstances Ia announcing the re.
suit Of the strong efforts made to sic him aud his
friends-of its failure, and the utter discount Of
his prosecutors, net al exutant word employed,
hut words Of thank uness tina. they had escaped the
fansce thus prepared for their receptions to I'd be-
iorged all The praise; he had no foeogs of hardness
or iD.will toward those who had sought hs hurt
brief prayer closed the exercises, and the large al
dence which had listened with breahless attention,
bat without apparent excitement, quickly retired.
The attendance upon the N. f Conference nov In
session At Chelsea has been numerous. Bishop Smp-
sen preached in the forenoon. it is said, with great
junction. and the Rev. jesse T. Peck in the afternoon,
frsm 81 have fought good fight" The discourse,
which was devoted mai,ly to the importance OF self
conquest in the work of the ministry, was good and
seemed to produce strong impression Six young
men were ordained as elders Z.