The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10


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the Rev Mr.. Crozier.
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW YORK CITY AND
VICINITY uNfvERsALIsr SABBATH sCHooLs-AD
DRESSES by REV. =. q. BROOKS. REV. O. W. BIDDLE,
REV, REV. MOSES BALL0u, REV. r. Y. CuAPIS, &C.
The fourth anniversary Of the sabbst sdUss bslong
Ing TO the Unverast churches locstsd in this city aud
vicinity celebrated In the Broadway church fRsv
Mr.. Chapins) yesterday afternoon Tho incsmency OF
the weather prevented 30 large IN attendance was
hoped and anticipated; but nevertheless The exercises
we're exceedingly interesting and instructive.
The following s list Of the Universalis. sands y
schools belonging to this district represented and uurepre
SUNDAY SCHOOLS BsIoscISd no The new YORK ASSOCIATION
l. Dr. sawyers Second Universalist society. superin-
tsndent, Mr.. Rsyner. Number Of pupils, 200.
Blocker street, Rev. Moses BAllou's church. Qun
Tin 1cAdam, superintendent. Number Of pupils, ESQ
8. Broadway Universaliat Sunday school, Rev Mr.
ehsPin'Y Mr. Echborn, superintendent Number ct
!. TweDttth street Sunday school, F. G. Brooks, pa.
tor Mr. Pryor. superintendent Number OF pupils leo.
8. Sixty tIst Missionary Sunday school. Mr.. Oiney,
superintendent Number OF scholars, 40.
9. First Unversalst Sunday school, Brooklyn, Church
Newman, superintendent Namber OF pupils, 80.
T. Second Universaltt Sunday school, Brooklyn, T. D.,
corner OF Foufth Peters,
pastor; Mr. Usher superintendent Number Of scholars,
s. Third Un,verrais. society (Gresupon.) No pastor
Fourth univerrslnt Sunday school (Brcoklyn). No
pastor a. yet; superintendent, James Raymond Num-
10. Second Universities church, Ne~ark ~ j. Rev.
O. W. Bidde, pastor; superintendent c. Currer. Num-
Der Of tcholars r. Nos present, but represented BY
Among those unIepreeented the Univsrsalst Sun
day schools Of Povghkeepsie Orargevile Newbure Hud
son, Huntington, soutnoid, North Salem Mount Vernon
some Of the schools presented new banners, among
banner, representing two children BOY and xir be-
side open volume bearing appropriate inscriptions;
sS ssUs al upon Tie pinnacle Of pysmd q a the
School, Blocker Street church, Tho tescherp and
scholars Of this school presented fine appearance raey
and pupils seemed alive 70 the importance
Of continuing in the good work Of univcr-
Amorg the teachers most prominent in the Biee sfer
street school, and dsrg for their services
vineyard are Mrs Rev BAllou, Misses Gordon, Webb,
Walker, King, Gage, Lent, Van Buren,, Farbush, williams
Lasrge Also Aessrs. r. y. Smith, James Brand George
A. Harrio's, Lewis Finch A. T. Stevens, &c.
equal mert-especIslly that Of Rev Mr. Blanchard, Of
Brooklyn, which came In after the exercses had
sscpon Have We nos ali one Fshsr @S.h not one
God created us ~ Another from Brookyn-the fourth
came in At the same time with aud beautiful ban
children and - An eIpsnssiOn Of ts position were tie
words "For Of such is the kingdom Of heaven
the organ, the Rev Mr. BrAsciAKO, President Of the
Sunday School Union announced that the would
commence b. singing NE opening hymn, written for the
Father wibin this temple fair,
Our cheerful VOICES We would raise;
From varied scenes Thy children come
To join In grateful songs Of praise.
Another year. tince last we met,
Ia numbered with the sacred past
Ali many hopes With II have fled
Sweet So all briaht 70
There are four remaining verses, which were well
Prayer was then offered by the Rev e G. Books.
Address BY TIE REV c. W. BIDDIk
The Rev G ": BmDrx, OF Newark, N. j.. was intro
proceeded 10 deliver eloquent address He referred
to the occasion a. one calculated 70 quicken the sensi
bies Of parents In regard 70 the character aud happi
religious instruction Of lambs Of the fosk
The position " the unversat organization depends he
.s no, 20 much upon cC ,s upon planting the
tors. In the mmencement Of their denominaticaa
hknce, this was not much thoaeht Of Preachers went
about spreading the truths OF their but no
effective organization like the present contemplated
Al one time Sabbath schools opposed by their friends
He remembered that once In Counec.cu, the Idea OF
tAbushipg Urlvsrssst sabbath school opposed
the ground thst orthodox Institution. On The
fame srorDd the reverend sebtemsn said, they might
oppose The Bible orthodox and ignore that Mr.. Bid
die proceeoed urge the pecsssy OF nururng children
in their religious obai Acer-to grow chrsaus out OF
them. He advocated ihrowcg around religion the
charms OF irnocsrce snd beauty, grace and harmony.
lie thought should not be presented 10 the mind Of
too beautiful TO need sueh terrible surroundings 10 make
converts.
bounced. ard with exquisite effect BY the pretty Little
cansries In The congregation
Ho~ feeble, Lord, the nsblcst sopg
Our youthful hearts RARE
Be Thou the theme, and sweet and strong
shall tweii our by nm OF praise.
my hand, through all our DAYS and years,
Has been our SHELF and guide
Through light and shade, through smiles and tears,
What could We need besides
uMAREs on REV NOSE BALIor.
The Rev. hosE BAlLor, OF New York, commenced by |
Jay ing TO BIS dear young friends that the most he had
ay would be addressed to them. He would leave tho
older speakers Who follow him more sober
iuty Of addressing the elders IN the copgregaon Toe
reverend gentleman proceeded 10 deliver beautiful
md sscno1s,e address, directed a, be stated espsc.
God the Older they grew The farther they from
their Heavenly Father Unserying al religious reliance
before him the nature Of faith That faith wh they fen
osards their fathers and mothers their brothers aud
gentleman expisiaed The nature Of denh graduating his
emarks according 10 Tie standard Of tho
and terrible thing as had been represented wss like
going TO sleep, wah an awakening in the future bright
church Their sou were The sane to the truth a. shc
sunlight TO The boser; the ~Ss Just - vel pre-
pared 70 receive the blessings Of Divine truth the
horted the children 70 lore their Sabbath shoots their
tesohers their supcrntsndenis, until they shall pass
them such were like them. Is specimens 0, those
WHO dwet in the kingdom CT heaven
The third hy mn WIS sung with fine effect
shepherd Of the holy hills,
We, thy lambs, with tender feet,
Follow Thee besidc the rlls
And through pastures fair and sweet
Thou dost hear when cry;
Thou dot watch when alone:
when we faint thou Graves; nigh,
Soothing with winning tone
DR. 4 cHsrIS's
Tho Rev. Mr. GRAPH (of this church) vas introduced
e sAd the Limitation OF tse to speakers this Ason
~ enc which be admired, but under he did not know
lov be could proceed. There might be some plank IN
he platform which would prevent MS becoming candi-
late The eloquent DIVINE said he would rather have cd
retscd The chidrep, but hn brother Mr. BAou) hal
on nned his remarks 10 that class Of The audience he
would address hmse particularly 70 the elder por
ico Of the congregation. Mr.. Chaplin plunged at oucc.
nth characteristics force and electricity mis- subject
akire the ground that the sabbath schools were the
choos OF instruction Ia Christianity and, such should