New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

Chret. hele rom Cs'ss asAa b be ~si n.y.
J.su. Csust sits the throne ct tae il.r.,- sss
v,iy purpoee VI giving sympathy al ,tls "
belp every man who ays, " Lord, ,m I'D, ~
mn reformed aud oo' Of my cOur-- =,
lice for sympathy and a,sistAno. .Gt
l,-k . Christ to awe hun II he a.. 90.
WAY. Upon that ground We are to l,-k ID ., -
have ,he power t"cho.-e Lin, rnd Il We ,.,
,lst mighty love, thu; c1uscous symps' ..
.tce that touching Of God upon ~ t-,-. -
u,au that gives him vital power, al -h,- =, w
D. ace and joy. IL yvG doubt. com, 1b. ~ =,
Iou shall know whether Z dc. re- .l4ir -
his Willingness on Your part, tn. 's.s ,. '.
IT, .lruent that sh al bring N"u 10 co.. r.-.. -
Ia come !. usnes, ui peace m l,-a t.-.
or, AZ trouble j. think you dor Z - of, O.. -
so uu,h a. you ~ish Mt To he. -.
ON, II the mo.t memorable t,us- ''.t....
l..t Winter was the opening of - .... ="
hUu,r, free to tie hungry. 10 zoe o. ..7-.. ,,t
crv ny .me man bO ought e. De- 20 ~. q. -
- an a, 'Nrx.lork where ura -2.n. t.-. -
20 napy other things than thai. Hlthe,.. V,r
lad No better way fur HE nancy ~ - -
til. buusry aud the poor; :" h. "l"--- "a "a
4. wa. food for them; let them oon-a.4, -
,h.r. Wa. NO trouble about Il, '.emsl 49,. 'v'
ditch. and 20 low that he knew be- 49, 49, 's
graded creature. he would scras % lr,.s
he head Of this plsce, riu to It al l-tsss h. .,
the fvcd with almoet nGecrni aAs;r. At4.,
who had been lodging around from oOs .,S..., -
spo;he,. till now he nearly tam!.AsA ass "a -,
know where to 20 to keep from sisVaIOe A.t-
that here there was great, bouniiAl csas 4 b.,
and ri, nous leaves OF bread. With a1y 0nS-tsy
provision. and sway be runs, night do~n ih''s BE
ii il was really so be would not talk uur &. ~
much, but he would practice great lea i'r -
tell you IL at your hungry men care very l. -e go
th,oiy Of such things-they mus; "a, % ".
But here cemcs . man Who bas been n,5fr ',s..cl
be he Las lived il gsateel society and '-a da,'
pai,Ies positively. the times have beer -s,'~' IA
upon him just now, but be expects 81 > ih- 70 &C
viii set HIM up al right sgsis be has b, 1"ns VA
every body who ssksdhim ~ eat, has be N - ',es
body hous@ bu, his own for there L,:n nc -
there; he has borrowed all the money hs ID be
now no one asks him 10 dire ed - can e,rYew %
more. lie has gene TO bsd hvsgry q nvh.. sad OF
what dreams he has he'd cut Of thai gus s.v >, A.
he wake. up the the S NOT sn ssd s.y' to
Ia BE- ot that dung saloon ius. oceSu-, .t.-.
there plenty Of food to BE- had 1r so.s,r. ma. ~
Gays, canno4 ~ down there. canroc sua.o,. nv
self to that; j, who nave been able, sad n 70. h.o
Of giving charity 20 e. dowa there and ess 40, 50.
and become . beggar' cant Do that - ~
waudep about till noon. and, though the huax~r
gnaws at his stomach and he ie.- lain, ana >.ry he
can't 20 IN yet, 90 he ~oniers TIL about ,1s DIVA
But at sundo~n he SAYS to himself -Ansi q. N
tell you that hunger ls al eAce.cLi l,g,,,As" Al.
all ] am not acting foolishly' | AIN 20 s.skl,
hardly stand. and Il does TO me- zee, ssv
tonight for the gnsvings Of hunger. oh, NV sat
this food think will Just 20 DO vn the st,-~." :,
Away he goes, like great mary Men whp have scus
in here I, day, saying that they ju,i 70 ~
| what going on, but they know the. ,~s de-,
their hearts there is some,hioge!se oss an
oeltv which they csncot resi-. Well, away hs esv
down he srrtt and looks in 10 who Is kew Ia
he laks Ia zee IL anybody Ia looking al hin, " dv,.
body knows him; then he goes away Md ssAs,
the rquaTe but he il remf ded that be nsd better go
| back again. This time he walks tight by ne dsrUA
| looks IN sshsnce 10 rec II anybody - u tlers "
h.ars the cheerful noi-e VI the knives ard NJ.
th. IAod heara tn, of
| tul men, hungry men ding work me-. iof hassvr.
New suppose as he stends there he should zee SSas
| tbose geIg down the butcher and baker .,sie4 ~
great piles Of meat and bread, and shou - ..sa
10 .ay: d" am almost dead sith hunger, hvs bee
invited here 10 take thing to eat, bu. o-be 9,
down l should like to know the precise process b
which iour is made into bread, ju.' ~ have
heard many poor sissers usder c,eu,t,cn cJus y
me TO walt me to explsia 70 them the dv-;'Es.d
justification sovereignty, atonement and tbs, that
and the other, when they dying 70 20 8, Jssus
Christ and be blessed with his love. SO sls nsn
stops the baker to ask him how bread lie made, but
the butcher and baker step in with their losds.
He listens again 10 the cheerful music Of the rshne
dishes and there is no such music to hungry nan !
ear, and be says can't 20 in yet; l am nc. sAts-
fed as to the way these things are made % he
walks away but hunger gives him another furn ena
back he goes and looks in again, and says, III
il wasn't for =, if it wasn't for then he ooks up
the street to see if anybody ID looking az him, ard
and the attraction great that he goes IN NOBODY
seems to know him. nobody seems surproed; he
reaches out his hand and takes hold OF d'y crust,
and the tears come into his eyes as he pu,s $40 Gus
mouth. Oh, how sweet 1t is With that ne sits night
down and makes feast, and az be rises up again, he
says to himself, ooh, what fool | wss, tia. did
not come right down at once" Aren't there inst sucn
fools in this congregation! You 90 up and down,
back and forth, before Chrsts table, when there is
bread that will cause that hunger to cease forever,
and water drawn from the river that comes from b.
fore Gods throne; and yet you have gone bsck,
thinking what your wife would say, what your father
would say what your partner would ssy, What your
gay companions would cay. But you feel the gssw'
Dgs of hunger, and, you look at the spread table,
you say, 4" Oh, how we want to feed, bu. We dArsb
come and take the food" Oh it Is shame, PRIDE
and friends, that keep you thus back. %, If there
was only hunger enough 10 bring you to the ngnt
nom that feast, with the blessed assurance hss yet
once again you should cit down ct still nob'ef table,
at the marriage supper Of the Lamb.
Now, if there any in this congregation ,ns. nave
that they can have without money AND w'tnou.
pfice, az promised by Jesus Christ, dons sS roe'
wait for somebody 10 explain 1t any more ny"
yourselves to-day! A.,
/ am ashamed Of myself positively, 70 10 IN otse.
Of more faith than my Saviour; yet nave
coming to every day Of my lie, with Their wens a
troubles, and when think Of the injustice 81 oe~ss
to Inc thus instead OF going to Christ, j isn !s
pushing them away. How eagerly they belsNssy
statement make; how they hang upon my sym.s''l
and hope will lot them come again to-mortes.
say to myself if you would only come 70 Chr.1 VIZ
half the faith that you come to me, you might mw
joicing in half hour. Suppose now, thai, irsSsi
of nan sinful and erring Ike yourselves, you sbsaA
put in my place the august form Of the Lord Jav,
Christ, full Of beDgnity glorious with goodness sa1
with sweetness that is moie than any mother evs
knew for her darling child, waiting patiently bendlI
over you and saying Come unto me and take ~
"yoke upon you; :" learn Of me and ye shall I'd
rest to your souls" 81 for he that cometh ubto ~
will in no wise cast OUT Suppose you should ss
Jesus Christ saying 81 have been out TO sssk ~
persusding YOU to come to me, believe me / sv.
you, that love you now" II there is Q man fas
has one thought toward God, it is because ne Dvs