New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07


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Dr. HrwErr of Bridgeport. Conn. then came for
ward aud under the mfu,I of great ~. ntai agony
no Fg,s sod al n n | thanf hrafh r~n
for bsv allowed me TO pen form most painful duty.
Ii is known very extensively and has Of late been
published in not a few OF our papers, that the
father Of two young men who have gone from tho
faith Of their fathers and their toreathers to the Roman
Church II has been referred to in the abs of tho
report made TO this meeting by the Secretary. Bre.
then. belong TO Christ. am al old man, docaying
beth nom age ard grief, and take the opportunity
granted ne 10 stand up before this assembly, aud
through the diUm Of the Piss before the public Of
large az witness for the faith once delivered 10y the
Savior ard for the faith Incorporated in the funda
mertHl articles Of tie clurh he deuomlnaed evan
eolCal. For the propagation Of that faith l have
latOitd between 40 and 50yenrs. In thatf,h stand
before YOU to-day and in that faith God grant that
may die loud arplsuse Ny only living sons, two
UUop ealtl.-I hope | have two in Ileasen-havo
renourced. derounced and cursed the faith of their
fathers. Lord forgive them fer they know not what
"ttey do" An Influence has been exerted upon
nultr nd, If persons who have not had the oppotu-
rily, ike NY brethren, of being with me these many
years, in the pulpit and in the various labors for the
end abroad, and who need confirmation from my
lps that hold fast and firm 10 the sound words deliv
cred unto me when the hands laid upon ne eet1
ting NE speit to the Christian Ministry; but under
stGLd that with multitude of these poor deluded
pe,sot-, Of whom you have heard mention to day, it
il believed that Lave coDnived at my sons turning
TO the Roman Church, and il is predicted constantly
that J. together with other mbeis of my family, viii
soon follow. l have no other opportunity than
this to give the testimony, in the face Of many
witnesses that when | am laid in the grave reports
sLrIl not be prop0gated that l have 6rss
GcIGi, from Chrit ard bis Church after my
delud. sOp ard then have departed this lfe have
Only to say repet''sg what have said and desiring
that the tiuchtS anu We ministers OF Christ among
wtom lave lived ana BY -hom | am knowp and
also that may reach the ears of IN. various congega
tobs of Romsnss in this city, some os .hOm may bs
here ard know not but my youngest soh il here, and
if he b. let bin him bear aud remember the tes.;pouy
TIA his father gives here before the face OF God and
BE- fore the face Of Bis people that il no eff ct whatever
way directly ,r Indirectly, have failed in intoxicating
up0n item while unGer my Instructions, anu IN,
culca,irg Low from the pulpit and trusting ttss
stall continue 70 10 d. to the latest breath OF
my life that great body OF doctrinal truth taugbs
IN tie sacied ScIptultr, proteesed 10 the Profess
taut world, scaled by the blood of q multitude Of
martyr and fear To be repeated again by efiusions
al hi. cd hsrcsfter. This il my testimony and God IL
my wiItss. And be ye witnesses, younger btethreps
8Lc forge rot, as long you hve that the old man
before you sha live, and, if God grant me grace
TO Ole IN tie faith Il at be has professed
ana preached now almost half century Loud and
continued applaust Tie reverend aud venerable
gelt!eu an resumed bis s,st weeping bitterly.
The Rev. DIR Tying made romc eloquent renarks,
synpGthizng with the last speaker after which prayer
was oil,r,d up the DoAoogy suug and the meeting
spaTat.d