The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-16

great and good Tukermasn, who for years Absred
10 man from degTadaaon TINS wrotsI-"rbe uDver-
,s brotherhood Of man he sentimental orosherhood Of
universal FAthsr" Was be Who waited :. our table
NAM Oh yss and We we're bound 70 love him .. bro.
through he streets the convict that lay in hin vhon,
nsr9 Was the poor slave chained down In borthens
s, ms,Y The higher God said yes =" These are Al
Honor and shame nom no ssrdt,On riss;
Different stons and churches had started up with
heir denur cai'ons Dogmassm now was rampant N this
he WIN Of God could not do Il Without great dineul'y.
Ihs could not be In The churches of The future mere
we're men row :. WORK They would come e tne tue
lebs That would end in raising mon from rreigton and
training them a. the children Of God; shat he Young
Mems Christian Union might do and labor for u called o.
hsyresd out It's banner 70 the breeze which in
scrined mans equality in the sight Of God-a chd's
The President having concluded, hymn WAS sung By
the choir
REV DR. oscoop ON THE oA1nolIcrY q THE CHURCH OF THE
FUTURE
The PRESIDENT then rose and introduced Rev. Dr. o..
good
Rev Mr. OsGooD rs that they had met there not % In
divdusls but Christians upon Christian srourd Thsy
met ss Christians. upon common Christian grouad-aad
mon CD, sapty put them IN virtual antsgopism with the
majority Of the Christian worlds fact which had been
lfvirg 10 Christian catbocy found Themselves, thcre
fore, In minority and he (the speaker), for one waa
history Of the human raos there vas good deal 70
be thought about the minority. WA generally very
formation when comnsnv mat Around usrn nthsr
70 uaptae the scriptures was \ v.rv email ssembiv
but not wanting in respectAbihy. He hc speaker) had
always had one rue in lfe-tbsi vhesever there vac
aquare he always locked for the strongest body aod
did tire But the true nobility of God we've mot OF
that character And without claiming be Of tina, dh
themselves that they were in the minority and for =
ocy of the churches Of the future That su oect
was very interfering IL was come hat difficult for lnv
man to undertake TO cay what shall be- was Quite d-
1cut enough for them 10 ace whss vas the sssts
past was a saint The man who under.tood The err
rent experiences of the present day was phi,oeoonsr
cftbe fuuyeS He should ssv thu, Inc chuych ~ ,he
future vas greater than that oS The nre.ent i'm
,ssi ~ Sr,sh &c A, mo s sno .oey mgm say
church The deenest vsdonn NJ tbe,r tina ss reveren
ts not distinctive some oopsidered that The way 10
destyov psttu,ona vas IN do.,yov ,h.r hon rsn,.cns
m. m. hut Frercb sn,nor vro,. tha, Inc orI. "a. -,
destroy INSTITUTIONS was by rep,scip9 them vas not
with persons In speakpg Of tbs church of tho
future TO sueaE Of ss chnych Of shs nss
fhe Christian church was he motnersbe ins,n,ton On
which thew essedtse n vS;,h " a. ba
lor Sed. thew were S,eth.en ~ . t,uc vino Rn,n1
toeetbsr bv ch,,s,,anuv thsv Eve nox N Tss
pss the Of tho former and he supposed there
more The Ch,s.nwv NJ ornsr Tim. thar
society Looking At the opinion. the ancient church,
Thsv might zoe ,b,sa s.nar.I d,s,"n n H. .hn,.h.
rbicb eerbsns MIGHT be o,e nros,iv conSsrsed ,nto
WC--tl low church md a
shn,ch Ths h,h nhh no , pu,.n c an t
re, pectabe and exclusive nbnrcS n thew w.n,ea IN
dsr.tsnd "A Ia, shar, 90 ,no De-. - D.. M. 49,
,pins vss he esm.cg ~ ,hs n.rno
ton Of God through ,bs pres,hood the Church Of Ee
had based tbemselves on n,es,Iv simscy and No, ~,
The scr,n,u,ss Tbe , ~ hprn rc az ~ ~" .noss
Who cid 10, bsse themselves on pr,esy issmaey, but
ON the ecriptures Gavin v.s Tho great head os aIY
cburcbmsn IA was that soc.ty could NOT AGENT
excu.vsncss that thew hsd brensSt their friend. there
that evening Nov lei them mot osparnpe anv church.
he himself had be.p hana,ssa nv ons ~ e nj
mpi,tsrr- one whom he had no Sonbt Vas pure ana
MON. seco,S,ns ~ ,bs sn Of ~. So,r,ns rpsx vsrs
70 s,c ,s.,ov pr @ vs. ~, so
its ,mpo,t m ,h.y ,oal rhe,,r ,nn, ,ha ala "a
VIZ sosgns was ZEE. human, less sod'y snso mo
WAS recospiysd In ihe Old Roman C.shoi, ehuroh-more
e1,y seeoxszed than We under John Gavin, .no
RI "a Inc boos oS an hons nan or Ria h,nSs rn
low church ~ss an ncorsrteps one Caivinsm vas now
osy ON. IS .ne ~ ,, sI o. our - ire and
rns C.,Soc sn,. wsne ,rs orUsa Ar, me
for the Isye Of man and living nov in hss,sn
nrjyr,nes xh,eb ia h..n non,.c,.s -,,n a.. Az"
rpss bu, thew looked unon ma and tnsv
.nohs, o,u,cn ubch na' S"1 n .nsre
thst mar soin. Il On he ,.n hoos =, prs sh,. a. ~
church" was 70 be respected and they shoaId remom-
had esseprafv CHRISTIAN elements After soue fnrtner
remarks The reverend gentleman iuded 70 he .prs Of
mi he ,ss I, h.a ..o ressn,Iy ons ~ ns - 10.
s,,nrs,, ,n .,aorse. r. sana 80 ~ M 80 70 :. 49,
bons,s, here sns s,so sourd Hs 80 ,nsc sa. ~ onr
soSs,,s mere ana aso round ~ "ay mo sumo OF our
The reverend sa,,s,an having ,onclrs his rev,.,kv
An. sna,r 80. ~. tssi having O'"e'@"'1 ' ''A~Ss
The py,.,ssn, nssa NJ" r,rosuo.a ,,s Raw mr. p,.vvrr
who spoke On
m. all, ns rhrs nAss or c'srriN rsios ,.x
in tbe second artists ~ The coas,",loo ve,. ,bs in
vsstsaiiop and development OF moral, religious
s sso spnnos truth and The promotion Of Christian fellow
pot nov that MAN r"id , e. ~, !" "a hI n
pose In lar ruAse clear than ths The human mind
ovso onmn Vas 20 constituted ,h.i could sos help
pvnf unny IN All bnss But The mo perfect unity
ous wranfemepn on the psrH that were different Va
20 we. We oved svays that union which
...s 80, ss.' ss'ey =, unsreht pare, my 20
~, ~ nn S,o S ~ roere yon vouIo broogn-
ssr.sa., ~. W., snu '9ey 'o.nu cnurcnsS gnI.o
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