The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-23
MORNING EDITION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1859

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rus In the cause of truth and 70 srens'Aea his
The removal dsaected parties from the eharch after
and BE friends *A the hope peace and q. fa
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church tDa hesysr saoa b missed and h. band q
Sad only rsm.neS he Church for long time secs"ss i
wa. " Da. T. % oss
dI.wn bis copseauen.e q hts diss sseiion
an Scsl Ice o. he Board trustees !, one the sah
the appeal anc be him at the same time b. 70. snursh
oro ministry couo be sustained 10 the city Of
Immediately after this meeting statement appeared in
letter Of the New Yors correspondent Of Boston Journal that
Ii WAS obvious that existed ard there
debt should BE- snnoonced woaa ss sszsd and set forth
an evidence :" the eGsnsy y and Of pastors
II osssis ,S da"ser u . r. and Of bis
parties IN and out of toe church about half the
= HALF THE DEBT SUBSCRIBED roR
~ me nseD wssn ra se n int Ts' @
opponent. q. thai hri. o.n naa
towards tba remainder of the debt the hole
9a e raised !: he u q N and meet
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noS or The ons 81 % e I ne each @
The hope cherished that after this demonstration, the
wond give Up their oppos,ion. -.
mained and committee appointed to raise this amount
Meanwhile an application was made to the church by the
agent q the Union for contribution e ad
portion o the sum was given sy se be- rsa
upon in earms brought BY oooaici sb the savs
o.r owsrd the liquidation Of The debt contributed $3.50 each
In ibe end few who are devoted principles free
dem were obised order secure the snms condonay
them to their own weak church 10 .ne Ea E:.
On the st Of May he debt was paid but our wsay friends
1900 Of our ordinary were srass '"'' @'
,,a y 'sa TO ENGLISH s 9
that enyed the confidence the majority q the church
FnesS We sns@ ss
the matter before the The whole body & advised s With large
mmsaas pnSey ssoa down upon our heads storm saeS
ey ps%s ty on The
and give them an Of throwing "S..Sss % in our W
sSdr..ed i. R.!s.h shsrsSs. i which s%ey
power and s eosssqaeu, losses arrsssmsns
Satisfaction Or fapprehended ,rsaehsry: - '''D' =
We committed to he charge Of Miss iohpstope member
the church. who desous of visiting her friends
D deTse. @ ina ss1' ss's
% % s :" % the b. aa
but also possible . s,lisa cndos or $4,000
now sRs sFeSiT @ IT., antssP AK soG Sgr
dent o. iSe Naiona 1sisape. seinard and was poced
item Of news 10 communication to that psper Immr
as re-
ssssRns Of as
first prevented rs from eras that ed.or. but nss
Britain - and ia Srew Serious dsu 10 he ray her mis- mis-
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may sdep, with regard % trade s comssce ires and IL
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and beTsy ,saPanacd 70 s,sry legitimate appeal for AID
70 ask and its offerings Shall alone be proud
Shall alone permit the interests Of Chr's kingdom
that win not brook the Confession Of wans pu'
j. s,ns soo o n.
republic after their er and revo against Of Britain
there that an emnen, minister Of Shs veil known bv his
M he re- 5 ns, has d. and
and an Sp srassd Of
and laws We do not wonder that attempt should be .e
impair M force and Of this Us err ac by the
The spirit manner with which this awful oatte against the
The .sfnDess as,ics 81. haired Of
energy and prcphet like fidelity with which he proal aims
pn ne intensity q lis
man shame Tia, A., man 50 meek gentle and unsslash
puacD Interests in his public rendy
Charged 10 % a s Of genuine s
Nor viii reference TO the popularity o ent clereymea
are opposed Of SLAYER, would rece 70 see
savehodne they exclude eboder from the
Christian chm eh nss IS they would the ha ua oeret,ator
abnndsn; % ne S cen to compel US TO reply n The
that The world will last for ages; that the low,
iSsih:s lis con.ipnaae. 4 eoadsss time; ,Ss;
ard must be e to the nnenee Of freedom and The
slow process those moral forces which
oa discovery hs assertion r s.o
Ss
ese snce single
from the logic the Word Of aod against slavery
dynan and defiant npbrad them as anscs and msdmen
end bnpdness Of sweetness Of tone would
thu m back to courtesy much less TO friendship
There another point OF contrast between the anti slavery
ADMINISTRATION of DR. Chever and those OF his breh which
sheds much upon the different degrees wh which
they cecd r Cheever h.s grapped with the subject
he has pursued Though all M ramicai and discussed
1t with thOroughDess and elaborateness which It's
intrinsic Importance and the condition OF the American church
and patton whh rega 70 mperavely demanded He has
met the developemens Of the power
whether they have appeared the form Of Congressional
aon DECISIONS Of courts Of ecclesiastical bodies with
the opposing testimony and burning deauucanns Of the
word Of God The Fugitive Slave bill tho Dred sco decision,
the reaehery Of the american Fact Society and the American
Board have IN turn felt the whitening Of his faithful
rebuse Indeed and repeated have been his
blows that during the last few the general impression
hos been that he nbso' IL the subject though
noy The privilege q sitting under his ministry and there
fore have right judge do soemnly declare belief that
within this very period he has entcd from The pulpit az
thought purely spiritual themes munster in the Uni
ted states Now think will pretend that any 9TH
mner connected with the orthodox churches has put
his strength against slavery in similar degree h.s mani
tested thing like the anxev purpose for
dis,e an and entire abolition by the power Of dvinet tuh
II Will be seen by the statement have made that neither
the hur Of the Pnri'ans tie Board Of Trustee. have
slightest siby in this matter We did that
the n ity