The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-05


/ TIE MEMORY OF TIE JuSI -
Tie religious eAercses s.stside. attracted large
eTtgslion, and the c-cason of deep crest.
Rtv Mr Cooke The pastor, Rev Mr.. Hopkins, aad
Bishops Potter and WhitehoLse OBLIGATED. Near tue sop
cuson OF tbs usual service Rev Mr. Cooke brief
explanation Of the chaI aceI OF he church This eddce,
said he is open FOR TIE pnoc vice or ~ &C
corolrg to ihe rights OF the Episcopal Church Itis
tee church established unc OF of
The Leis.auIeof 'Sis State. We have, therefore
pew rents upon which to depend for its
support the salary o. the missionary, and the
current expense OF tie rarish, must be derived
ne raised every Sunday during Divine service FOR this pu
pee and the church win be opened during the whole
year, except On extraordinary occasions
ID. conclusion OF these explanatory remarks Bishop
lowrg expressive WORDS Of Paul his Epsfle to the
eonsioe,iig the text in its general apYlcai,n
sna besriI GO, he retsrred particularly to the oc
c0sion and the object which 1t was Intended to
commemorate To-as5, said the Rev Preate
this ediice is opened for worship according to the
ti,es OF cbu,ch maze forever ree to ALL and ia
ec'itro a. memorial to the late iamented Bsaop Vain
wright rs an enduring icue 10 the zeal and self devo
,ioI WHICH impeled him to give bis life for his
psusns 10 ask whether they have the where vita
sopsy or the privilege OF doing 90, and here all those
who have the cans er JOY the sstsiac ion OF
rbutipg to the services church which Is Free
For ali that has beer done thus far to produce result
we now ses indebted exclusive the active
end the PerseSeIing tefdsv zion Of bard OF Christian
woren who know low 70 value the privileges which
here 10 be oeIed freely to all how to estimate the
which Is here to be Lea in especial remembrance They
haye shown themselves here elsewhere, to be OF a
kindred spirit With those early disciples of blessed
Lord who the latest at the cross and the earliest
at the tomb; and shoald do violence my feelings if
did not bear my humble testinony to the service
rendered by the faithful Protestant women in
every Geparu emit Of the church, for they are
the ChKi 'an PASTORS best reliance. In every part of
his eilcess am constantly struck with beautiful
manifestations Of their zeal and efficiency. 1t would
seem as il woman. terpb conscious how peculiarly she
has teen exalted and blessed by the influence Gt Chris
.tsniiy, desrous of making her works and sbors
IN scIne Gtgree to the surprising benefits she
las received. How properly ard how beautifully they
have engaged in this work OF erecting memorial the
an en,ad Hsbop Wainwright. ia felt BY all Insre was
that in his humble and gentle spirit. in his persuasive
eouence IL the kindness with which at
rJrg period he administer ed the affairs of the do
cess which might well comnend him to The symp a.hies
the leyeTeI tal and aectioLsta regard o. all. His eps
copacy il known to all-'his praise is In all tho
churches, and, as have had occasion to remark, in
tvtry family which ever enjoyed the pleasure OF
ceivru him uUter its hospl,aoe roof; and could he
have been consulted in his last hour we may
wal conceive that he would have been soothed and
eIa,iEed at tho thought OF enduring memorial to
te erected to him through the ectiona dev )ton
.u woman; that through their ascorate zeal to
would be open this great city whose spiritual interest
tehsd 80 much ut heart. AL this ay well believe
would have been peculiarly ,eful to his spirit But
Re gene bunbl.y trust to ths enjoyment Of tar
usIen gifts and Ie1ets to could have il in
power to bestow. This Memorial church, while 1t freely
ters iS blessing Ito s wi put in mind of the beau
" cf huube gentle spirit devo ed to its work. and
Will powerfully appeal to 'to do what hands find
to DO inaxmuci. the slime is short and nic
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