New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

irr,..,,le we've Y 5.l-sele, .hs.fss Chu-c1 81 bp-
sisre sacnd .pess VIZ aai'In auI -. -,
yOice, .na u il DID, n corl5 1St, 10 - sse - "a g.
1oiry, uleroe thsse voo gsDss, re aoc,l :,s.
i-c. Ne oder His tie price We pay 'of iehsSys
oor, ths. Ia very freedom sb9uh nsafA' 80
action Of r, r,Eaior- Ex,s-DAi s,niorIlhy - ~
OF religion :. and We must e1 1pe :, Is - " -.
lecteo 80 lcrg "a IL he'd % be indin9'eo- 80,
We ebco.e. II We nay chOose sDy, ve Tsy eil.r
utsIect eli We ere fa- from sdopsirg VI. Sp.u.s' S.
his,s rio.l survey Of The eager io'ehec.uNuy ~.
mer'; ou. when ne szee OF fai.n na'e as,1,.ad
secs tf general church -stenisnse nsTe ee eu
also. The Church Of England retains t'e 49,
Of vcrship in its sscrensntsl s.d aie,H l' y
systeD; bat its mitsion at .eas' ino' so.Y
i,s uis.ion which il nos oufiVAteE ,a.s
tone Of this very Repoi. snovs, ve~ei 70 ~ ty
human aspec'. Box people Ge - - V'o..- -.
into immediate connection With an iDeiyioasi paDo,
how be esn most fsvorsbly atrict ta:n c'nhooa..
how be can render binseh Popuier-.neee ~ =,
inquiries. They very important oqa'ies 'p, ou'
they ere Of AZ ndrvidusl, rot Of system SIC sass
Ter. So long ss the Church OF England EXHIBITS lls
present cbsiac.sr-srd Il certainly u no' ilAeJ -
hib. spy otber-of rival scDoos and fssehersi 81 p
ue,uslly recurring difficulties AID dspu'es eosu. rs
own meaning AT ntebtion Of different nterpresons
az % whether il is q Divine institution or Vosn'oy
spiIitua club Il must be content to De very
II s true that Inadequate endo oEments Ana Ps"IAy
Of cleigynen are serious hinIsnces 70 Us "o'. pas
tie fact Of PuYitsns ard Rouanizers e1isog sae ~
side-.he fact Of spery snd confronting soceIes ioI
foreign nfsiore and for home m-tlors ana ior eVe'S
brsrcn of the chufche V0rk-tne id-L % i'o~b@
risps" and Evapgelicas'-.ae fsct of M Gorhan
ard Mr.. Dsnison, ard Mr. Poole-tae f.et OF the
Bishop ofE1eter and the Bishop Of Rpon-ne 'Sct OF
Exeter Hall preachers and those Of -. B.rnsoss-
these are the things that really account Tor the ne
city which the presen: Blue book indicates oaL Wh'cn
it Will rot remedy.
And what is true cf tie Church Of Eoglsnd is uue
sso Of the whole Chris.isn world We only sse IN
this country SPECIAL and accidental moiincstion OF
what pervad.e tue whole OF Chris'eIdom. L, rnsy %
that general cultivation and geneIs. sense OF dlty,
which ale the questionable results of Chislsn.ty,
are deepening their roots IL the European mind hu'
everywhere the Church, o. such, holds mems minis
with feeber grssp and attendance on the external
forms OF worship is passing away. Every country
could if it were honest produce B!us book just as
appalling and dshesrteniDg as the BshoP o. ENster Z.
II er ough for us all not 10 extenuate the ev not 70
apologize for it. perhaps not 20 bs aghast at " bat
10 register il. The power OF the Keys has pssssd
away: the Influence Of the Pulpit which succeeded 70
il, is totterng, if it hss not fallen We msy DO our
best to revive the and the love OF wosnip ano
TO extend as we very properly urged 70 do al op
portunites of bTr grg m. 70 worship bu' tnefe "n
remsip thousands or il may be millions OF minds, 10
the actual chaos Of personal religious convictions, TO
whom these appeals will be made in vain. We DO not
that schools ard books supersede, or ought 10
supersede, the eXternsls OF religion; but wnen we
must look out for the failure OF the altar and the pu
pt il must be ours 10 Chrissnize men out OF Churcn,
If we cstrot brig them into II. And hence others
than the clergy do workingmans work in ou
generation.