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and Is now an enemy ~ their progress OF ciyili
| cation aud liberty throughout Europe
! 1-S1{ftd, That we place entire confidence in
| the ability and sincerity Of our beloved ami
| honored Governor, kossrru, and his nuble
Generals, our old companions in arms, to ,n:l,i-
are te Interests Of Hungary during the pres
cl,t crisis
Assotsed, That We are ready now and hereaf-
ter to support the cause OF universal liberty
against al enemies and pledge ourselves to as
ssst !HOra!ly and physically Tue true CAUSE uf
freedom wherever our services arc required
Ee~istl, That these proceedings be published
in the daily papers.
EPISCOPAL FREE CRrHcH ON TIE West SIDE
The NaFdens and Scstry of 1.-THE Church Of
the -atonement." tcorner Of Washington aud
Peoria strcets,> hare resolved that from aud af-
ter the 1st Of July, the sittings in that church
shall be free to all. In announcing this to the
congregation, on Whit Sunday, the Pastor, tie
Rev. j. o. Barton, delivered most earnest and
eloquent sermon in favor of the Free Church
Syatcnl. 1n III excellent address published by
tle Wardens' Eestry, and distributed among
the congregation, they say:
This practice is so essentially in accordance
with that Of the primitive and pure ages Of the
Church. and comments itself 50 strongly 10 the
minds of oil that we doubt mt of tir warm aud
hearty cooperation Of ull who love the Church
"fchrlst. Its Object is to place all The worship.
rrrs attending the services of God i'll this house
las brethr@ should be upon terms OF equality
and brotl'erly unity, thus ignoring all dstinc-
t'nctons Of grade. occupation, worldly weal,i,
or social influence"
And certainly if there is place on the face of
the earth where We should be able to meet tn
s.tlirr witllou. any unpleasant distinctions, It
IN tn 1t1F.E Euft,.
art in heaven Solomon said, "The rictl and
the ro'F meet toge,her.; the Lord is tile maker
Of them ALL There is but one worship for
them all-but one altar ut which they nay kueel
but one cup Of salvation Of which they may
taste-and but one blessing which they can IT,
ccivc. All hare sinned and all need pardon,
aud why should there be such distinctions that
tile poor arc excluded from the house Of tod.
Free Church is tue only one where " thu rich
anu the roor can meet together : and to make
it really so, this Church throws open wide l,cr
doors to all, that the poorest man may hurc il
riylt in '' our Fathers house" without 6cin;cx-
cndcd from his seat. Almost every one has seen
and fvit the evils Of selling and rci,tin. BOWS
Young rneu on small salaries, persons OF limited
means. and the pour are driven from the house
tlis right: Is this following the example Of
Him WHO gave it is evidence of his Mcssiai.ship
Ito the poor tile gospel is preached" lias
not the Church ri the 4Atuncinent adopted the
true principle, and will not cvcry one wish j, !:
most hearty God speed"
This Church has been completely rcmodclrd
in the interior. ali tue seats have been uphill
stored alike. and it is Eow uf the prctticst
little churches in the city. Will, Il h:lrd.worS-
lng and earnest Rector. hody af earnest, zeal
JUS and active uen for WardcsS audEts1ry,
We are sure the Church las i bright prospect
doing good to alt men'-and therefore doubt
not will be richly blessed with tic grace o. our
Heavenly Father.
lN1n >TEisL lNrGnvEaEST uS TIE FEMALE liz
rARTNEST OF THE tItT HElpEwELl.--Junc ed,
1.,".-M sSrs. Editors Pardon inc for again
LAYING the Female Department Of the City
HFldewe'l before the public. and Let the great
anxiety feel to promote thcir best interests
plead ,ny excuse.
More than once lllvr suggested the plan Of
sending different articles Of work to me 10 have
dong by the wo1ntn under NY care at i small
remuneration, 50 as tn furni>l, for their use
suitable library; THIS would again urge upon
the tencvolen, public WHO take au interest in
the lrideweIl generally, aud particularly in the
female department. 1t is highly necessary to
keep the women always employed, and it is iul-
possible 10 do ths-wifh al the sewing ot the
family OF tho kceper--a great deal from uutier-
keepers, and all my own. besides what We do
for the prison and the city. The women are
often idle, c1cep, go far as can without the as
sistance Of library keep them reading and
otherwise improving their minds. Many 1t
them have come 10 Inc quite crude in nrnta! or
industrial habits, but hare been enabled to i'll
,F -, H. l..
their minds, and hare taught all of them to be
good sewers and kuittcrs, admirable members,
and many Of them have learned the the finer
branches Of ncctllc-woraa. Witt, your pernlis.
sion, will send specimen Of their work, or
rather the work Of one ur two new hands, which
you will have tho greatness to exhibit to anr
who may feel all interest the improvement, Of
tho female department Of the City Dridcwel
Mary Z. DAVIS.
Sous oF MAIrs.-.at special meeting of the
mont House on Wednesday, .!unc .lst, for the
purpose Of making arrangements for thr pro-
posed expedition Of this Lodge to tile falls Of
Mnneha1a, Col. VIM. 5. johnson was called to
the chair and George V. l}ryd. Secretary, pro
lem. After considerable discussion it was unan-
1,nously
Rtso.rtd: That this Lod &c start on the eNpe.
d'ston from Chicago on the morning of Julv -,
lo5", for the falls OF Minnellaha
Asso!rtd: Tint our brethren in Cincinnati.
s. Louis, Louisville. New York, Washington.
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore. New Orleans.
buffalo, Rochester. and other cries in the Jui.
ted States and Caua.ias be invited to join US in
this expedition
Ntso'rtd: That as it is fully known that large
number Of other Lodges will BE- represented,
that j. is absolutely necessary that this Lodge
be at the Falls in full furce
E.sofrtd: That the following members Of this
Lodge net as committee Of reception 10 receive
the different Lodges from abroad on their arri-
val i'll this city.
Me- ESan. Nm. :. Johnsea. L..
1hn<. Ho,ue, nr Il NrV,ctrr
S.S.1. ntsE Ms David SiewArt.
Gco. II. l'aEnA Win. J. Fleetwood.