New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25
PUBLIC MEETINGS..
LECTURE BY EX-BIsHOp IVES

The announcement that Dr. J.. g. Ivcs, two year,
500 Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church for the
Diocese OF North Carolina hut at present member of
lie Roman Catholic Church. would lecture in The
Tabernacle last evening secured tie attendance of
,cr large audience Orestes A. Brownson and seYecal
reverend gentlemen were on the platform
Tie III. Rev. D.. STAIRS, Nicsr-Gencra of thu
Clrrch in America introduced, he sa.l, with great
pleasure, d.. L. = Iyes who had kindly consented 10
lecture for Tie benefit o The Society OF st. Vincent,
cboritable Society Of tbs city. He was happy to
welcome Dr. Ivcs TO this city To- the first time.
d.. l.. :. IyEs then commenced hs lecture, the
,,e, object OF which seemed 10 to to prove that Pow
.rtv instead OF being IN evil which, as the advocates
Il P-oc-e>s asset u To passhway, i necesary to the
stability and endurance Of society. H., considered
what was he pac IN society to BE- given TO the poor
,rdcr The sv.tcm Of our Lord Christ. Chrt himsel:
was to,r IL tho ranks Of poverty, Gn1 he had aid
81 sscG are the poor II -pir!t,' and his .tet work
We swecteriug the cup Of poverty with h. saretfy'
;rr CISCO. III Who'll. system W6s most intimately
cnnrsrted with poVeuy; thrpuEh II ne had linked
'n,-,. - cur common nature. Mhcn Christ gave he
lev OF TIE kingdom of heaven - Peter he L8lt tic
C.1i FtiOn 'av thG. -N-t'l Wirn 6'oDe cohf secure
T., III. flock the mclr;idl ends which he designed.
Nyb.u W. noticed H., suhcriugs ANA t.c accomplish
i,t nf the DiiCs-hoOG cOtd not put declare td6i
that chang had Keen faithfully fulfilled. Fourier,
tuiIot. CRrylC ana titL coa~ lo'e lal pat FORWARD
and discussed some project for anmhls:ing poverty.
Ip,tca1 of tal;ne society a. L was, aud So the A.
~; tv intended Il -kouid be, they had pictured 10
l.utsrlys- az ideal PGyel.-C "t inches when could
,.v,r ia -sshzed. lie world eXsmno the question
uhethc. Christi sat i'a tn R'~cs o. % !cty,
ccnuos.d As il r.. anC az mus b. a. a. c2sscs.
had the PaCaIs .ser touched he cfp-t ~ sympathy
nv which men re wfted IN joy % sui1oiins Ike The
members OF 0re bOly I.o reverend geniiemaa en-
arced upon th, god influences Of poverty The lie
armed ~ schiy ci;id was gene rally tLat one vhc1
vas mos dearly loved. We uecd poverty 10 draw
ont orr bereyclclc, and or election. The mutnai
attachment OF mater ard slave, oS-nZ 20 their M
turl deUGndeTcs, were mach stronger tlsn the II -
lions al service To. of that character Chccrs Ac-
c,r,pc 70 TIE reason o. faSGrsn' The most ir-c &C.
tr,l u..r-on L3f knew tic VII 0f tn gods but
Certainty cGmo alike 10 TIE rch ami pper,
and empowered th- Apostles - speak with
su.ko-1 L. s VcOre uri to inishb.c guifenc3 OF
tie Hoy GLos-. j. the estm9ie ot TIE GSpel TIE
Liz. of the poor equal - TIE abundance Of the
ri.h A-sir. sefshress was the bsRc OF social con-
) .,,-i Ts.e Gre ST1u 81 it svCrice. What had Il
.par-l 70 povtTtT AID wrctcf eluess sud yet what
we thee IA tic morality of PsgaisIn 10 Teeist II :
N. v, - COMPELLED 20 adm; that true charity sp-
In tLe;r regard fUr tho soui. l. only The posscs
So nj Ice love of ,icd Whlch could Ilake the rs,s OF
tbe be. -sr out-huo the jewels VI the rcE. 40 mske
/ nan n peacefu citizen BE- must be at peace with
bisr which he cond be only BY boing ct pcace With
God Nothing bat the Sacrament Of God could secure
| the harmony and perpetnty o. the social eonps
Thc Christian syteIn wEs the only one which fulfilled
! tLe demands ef rce;ety. He now came 70 sRotbe4
oue,t!on: How wa tic systes carried QUIT That i
=, carried on. was ~ sure a. that 4
s,ss c,ssMssbe.l by Chret it was az certain
a. lie imaussble God. The Pagan notions among
~ .boui the poes under the championship
| { Ctrsaien nsoss I'D eoue 70 Dc Considered =