New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
NORTHERN STRIKES AND SOUTHERN
SLAVERY.

The Rev. DIR. CHERvER gave q second sermon on
Northern rkes and Southern Slavery last evening in
the Church of the PuFaps, which was again crowded
az on Sunday evening the week before. His text
was
Dond the poor and aheessi do Justice TO the alcsss
and neeoy deliver the poor and needy lid them o ct the
hsno of toe v icsed "-Ps, hXxii. 8.
DR. ChEEvlR said as he Juld speak OF the tarrl-
berfss OF Slavery, of our present poson as people,
as church. aud as ministry In regard 70 tins sn, and
the means and manner pointed Of God for ts a0oll-
top. The phenomenon of strikes for higher wages
was very nolcstve offFeedom Hence the pro ninence
OF work and wages Ia the New testament WORK ana
wages coeXhted with freedom, social prosperity aad
bapvHess The working classes 10 be tho relgns
ing Glars in The North, through discipline which III
proportion as they rose welded them IN with other
clases in such way as TO give the strongest gnaln.
tees TO society. On the other hand, ignorance aad
Slavery were doing Satans work Ia tue South, where
humSn beings felt themselves ashamed unless they we're
nan-steaeIs where society tended TO be only OF two
clals seq, the steaers and the stolen, aud no middle
Ilass was allowed. He Illustrated the n,erlcion BE-
tween aese classes by the story of the battle OF tue
leech and subdsh, lately told in The TRiBuSE. loe
tuIfsh Tor swallowing the leech, admitting ta<t
he had rights of existence which superior ordef
Of DO Dg bound to respect Bot the ieeco resistsd
and caught the Guufsh by tho Jaw. Tue fsh, unable
10 draw rim in, blew him OH, aud aSan ateemptou W
swallow him hole. Again the leech fastened on .uo
Outside, and struck for wages. AT ienst1, however
the oppressor conquered aud the POO, ieecu Teh'
down as Jonah INTO the belly Of the fish; and the
spectators tboue ht that the contest was ehueu. iIo
.nbfsh sweled and stIuttod about me Pesssovai;
But the very Dext morning the ered.ure was ,ounu
aoatips upside down, perfectly dead The moral was
obvious THIS would be the result OF swallowing Tue
hIaL ,ace And vet the doctrine was pre- Acnci tas'
,na hlack race ought not Only to be Swallowed,
but ought TO pay Tor the privilege ot bang s%"
st"'S meeting prayed over by, Cnriitnn
ministers This doctrine could eohesee WIZ. VIII
r, yyaI pety; It had It's Jezeb9 10 stlso 1.aos MN
her. Man, OF us looked for the speedy do%ntAl OF
avery after the revival but tho oni, ehsss o. tue 70
Sva had b, en- the progressive sanction OF slavery and
an increased sympathy wi h the saveho derS no. with
the sIave We did not expect that an order not 10
pray e r tie slave would be nailed no in orr own
o. aver eel 70. II there had been more Anti Slavery
so mon, preached il was not iron tho tlme-sersing
et, of tho reyiyas bot the jdd cal murder of john
Brow D. We had waited, too 10 sec what the Aneri-
can Board would do. TsSy had deliberately refused
to utter syllable against Slavery. The merci ns
stll said Continue TO us, U! Baal, thy patronage
The latest development was directory Of douSh.a,e
meIchspts. who gratutous'y wallowed Ia their own
fth and protested 10 the world ha' they had no con
sciences Congress had done little ba. 70 aposheoszs