New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

Bi.hop emphssizes with oil the energy of naises
hs doctrine 10 the .layes, "that God IN his Pror'-
"dtnee bad permitted large number to come 70
"tbi. cov,try from Africa, tending to make 1t
eMe,,isg TO them, their pOsteriy and Afr'ea ITSELF
"by bringing them to the light Of the Gospel aud
as, ndns the Gospel back to Affica y In iacs
according to the B.hop, Slavery is Mis-
siorsry Enterprise devised by God himself
| ind therefore not to be gsDsayed nor re-
sisted. He exborted the slaves to rejoice that
tbey were born in this Christian land, aud not in
H,s,heu spd-to seek that liberty Of soul frsm sin
which Christ alore can give, and which IL inn'
ritely better than any other liberty-to obey
| ali those instructions which God has given
70 servants in his Word-to be humble,
honest faithful obedie Mt to their masters not eye
ryant., but doing their duty as in the sight OF
| God. They we're 10 consider that "their iot ras
"assism.d them By Proridenee, and they should re-
"jo,ce IN he many spiritual blessings eo""te'ed HRA
"h." Thus they would become happy, con-
"Gettea, faithful SERVANTS to their earthly aud
"hea,enly masters
Tie Bishop appeals for his farther justification
| to o se,Dtn preached near quarter OF century
sto, a. the opening OF a Convention, on the reii'
Qicus ibstruct Of slaves, Of which several edi-
tiers have b, en- printed. He might with yet more
effect, have spPealed 10 sermon he addressed 70
the slaves tht mseyes en- the Blessings and duties OF
| their COZ difop. We have read it with much edih-
cation. Beside the stereOtyped exhOrtation' to be
obedieut TO their msses, he goes into the dlficat
QUESTION of hossipg with mu,h unction and
ducrttion. He does not deny that hosging is not
joy Gus to the recipient, but, cou.rariwse grevous;
but Le urges his hearers to consider how much bet
TER It is to receive their chss'sement in this Life
than TO take il with compound accumulated
In that which Ia to come He divides the category
| of the fogges into two parts: First, bose who
haze dore what they are hogged for; aud, secondly
| thss who baye not. The first class Of course,
must submit pa'ieDtlS if not jOyfuly to what JUS
tee metes out to them; and the second though the
Bishop admits that it is natural that our fallen ma
ture should repDs under such circumstances, should
RENE niber that though they may not have done the
particular thing for which they corrected, still
they have done many things worthy Of stripes when
tey bave escaped their due, so that on general
aversee they get no more than they deserve. Vi
course, he tells them that il they are docile, ohe-
dient, patient industrious, in this lifc they will get
an upc, mmoDly big slice of cake in the next for
their reward.
TIE Bishop warns the godly Nirgnians against
two classes of enemies to Christianity. The oue
unable TO resist the Argument in favor OF the law
fuLess Of Slavery from the Bible, had gone to the
er 9Th of denying irs divine authority The other,
not satisfed with the sanction afforded to Slavery
by tie Bible, seeks to strengthen it by denying that
God made Of Ore blood all mspkipd, affirming that
different races cone from different originals and
hence the nferority of the African race, which
entities II TO the blessings Of their benign proec-
tion. He advances also new and striking theory
SIS to the settlement Of Virginia by the whites,
and their importation of the blacks. " The
"more piOUs of our fJrefatheIs who declared
"ihat they cane to America chiefly to bring
"the Christian religion to the natives, also re-
"psrdtd the Africans as sent here, not merely 10
",el the forest end cultivate the field, though thia
twas part cf Ii. design OF Providence but chiefly
"(6r hs far more glorious pwposs Of hearing t'e
"Gosptl cf salrdt;cn." This is q new version o
the mission of the discarded, u jas. serving men,
younger tons to younger brothers, reyolted tap
"steIs ard Oetlers tIade.falen." that Easlsud
spewed forth upon Virginia in the early dsys-the
twesp;res Of her jails and tbe savings Of heI
pibbets-fiom whom the First Families, with ar
Insignificant exception or two, have sprdns
Though we cannot justify BthOp Mea1e in th'
breach Of good Z anr ers of which he was guilty II
thus putting the slaves above their masters, sill
we think this explanation should exoaerate hiu
from ally uspicion of csaaection TO the Church.
ned institutions OF the South. The same
paper which contains his Statement says "recenl
Developments chow that there are sone person.
"in the South who are net loyal to its inter
"ests." I. thinks that "the urgency of the
"case viii justify the most erfreme renedy'-
by which itslicized intimation we infer that the
gsllOws is the remedy looked to for " the example
"of prompt and adequate punishment of Anti
Slavery agitation" which Ia wanting. Whether
this is aimed o. the mitred head OF DR.. Meade we
canlot affirm. II So We beg to be allowed to in
teTptse our cert6cse in favor of bis entire fidelity
TO Slavery. But, whether or not, his example and
this article thus pu. in juxtopostion with it, show
the terrible terrorism which broOds over those un-
happy regions, giving all 20 understand that neither
roDk nor age, dor psst services, Il avail for the
protection Of any one who dares to breathe a
though. that Is not in unison with the brutal
faneticsm Of the cowardly ard trembling tyrants.
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| TIE telegraph announces the burning OF another
s.ean bc6t-Wc forge. whether ths eleventh Ql
tw.lth tlis season. 1t cOoly ADDS that " number