New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

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might lave bsto uset 10 previo1ty. nvssto Lin
iov-e q God. 1t vas atleA,er Co mr.. In,
Ne a Ct 1-cL Wtoa be would AtLer se.i ii =,
dub Eth avelue churches
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I'D i-.ss 80 irpef,'.a, .'Sl1 " IL LIN.
AJ,.,,E CssIlryrs y. s'o'd IN the middle
a. .s1s r. tic prqus..e. said -, he represented
rune = cas-, u tho cVmmuyty -, 'siiDs Of sono
g. 1el c. 9t Goa souls. which lie eorstiero> hai been
to mech begecttd by the Geale btetG,ts. 'is
knew ,tst there wss a susceptibility to belief sracns
II. peoI e. srd especially at tits time when the com
rarni.y was all awake and irlurng. N, one wc.l1
fr cmert oi-prte the csi OF the seed OF Abrahsn
10 The pa, eTs Of Gods people. 10 future he trusted
TIA. 70 srch omission wou. oscUr. Ttis appeal was
respo1:ed 20 b. at least sthoussnd Amens."
NJ. CoR>ISi said that he was cure the observation:
ofthe brother woal rot be lost and that the children
Ct Is.at. wpvd form apromiren. topic Of prayers 81
tie futule meetings.
Tie Concert UL.n H. mn wss sting
"Ot FOR hear. 10 pra.@ 'he Lord
4 Leart from -in 49, tlee
and the bere dicton pronounced by the Rev. DR..
NAR.H.
t. meeting today will be conducted by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher who is 10 deliver discourse
occupying ta.f an hour, IN Consequence Of which the
rlee.iI z viii be prolonged until o'clock
The friends who attend this meeting would DO well
70 aid the merchants who have undertaken the re-
spor..bily Of its expenses by adding to the cont5u-
tors st the door when retiring.
THE UNION MEETING IN JOHN STREET.
TIE Union Meeting at the Old Johnstreet Methods;
Church yesterday, at roou as interesting any
eetirg previously held. TIE meeting in the church
va, conducted by VIM. II. Parsons, esq, and that il
tie lectuIeroom by +. j. H. de esq. large number
of requests presented, and duly responded to in
T. ep,ayers offered. Among them the following:
2iiye tom the bondage Of the South asks interest
the prayers Of Ills consrega.on thst he msy y effect by
A b escape o the laws OF the United States lie also
whom be hs been compelled to ab'Ldon BY the certainty Ct
bi away fem them may be delivered out Of the hands
''' ask masters ''1 '''''' -'' HENRY SMITH
witness: marx.
"OIyER JOHNSON No. 1872 Nassau street"
Copies Of the above request presented at the
meetings in Buttons Theater and Fulton street but not
re adj at either of them. clergyman at the John
street meeting after the reading OF the request offered
an interesting payer for the freedom Of the oppressed
race. While this petition was being offered, the sig
pfc ant arrens which were echoed through tue meet
bore testimony 10 sIull " TIC pctitun'
An cid sdy 80 Jeas Of professor CT religion who
confined her bed the last th years by sickness
whose mind gloomy aid depending state requests
The earnest prayer. all Christians that God vi manifest Him
f 10 her recouced God and Father ard give her the CO
trg Tat her sins are foscns'd plotted out Tor the
sake OF Christ" .,
The payers the Children Of God requested By swidow
past and ten IN behalf of her SON that he may
wholly converted God sud be fornd sitting at the ef OF
Je sus Christ clothed sud 1T his nah. mi 4"
1.-THE PRAYERS scgaou requested that these
ming may he permanent In this and
other lsrse cities Who comprehend ht Influence upon
tho
multitude visiting this city travellers here travellers for eer
niyt Gods grace sufficient Let Chri''i'i' be faithful MT
Z, ubfirg" 80
These Who The prosperity Of Zion rcgueed to pray
for OF who hiss cc bearer IL the Church but Is now
srdorcr from God"
Eve or six lively addresses were delivered by mer-
charts ard yourg men, who spoke of the Joys of
religion, ard the Importance of securing Christian
hope at this favorable time.
Boih meetings were crowded to excess, AID great
eutaus iasm prevailed throughout the exercises