The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

sha wohp NE Lord, and especially adore Hs goodness
In the lssssr day. The proclamasoo Of tree
g e. J.S. ~ y: been . many others bs return
Of The children Of Israel IN The asr days e oartan and
not 2 be dseussd and assoiussy certain TIA. .h:
The Gospel and Missionary enterprise The Jews 10.
CLIMATE ohjso for oeapsssioa We not TO Judge
t u initiate the example az LORD and Saviour esu,
Christ With what terrible fhhfulnss has the prophecy
ssanst hi. people been uned and how widely they
mate Surely brighter and better fate awaits these
people must suffer- internally they have no peace, they
rus they rescs 6Sr.. Tho Lord but, however much
oblisaiion which s6ould oblss Us o aid The Jews
. Of obligation. Through tnsir fAI have been
ssinsd much on The downfall. q hn own peculiar people
The obsnacy and unbslisf Of The Jews were the reasons
Why The scspei wss nrst preached % the Gsns and mo-
y The sudden and awful downfall q the jswish
nation, which vas predicted BY Moses. a',een
centuries before the event took place. Another con
soerasion adapted 70 quicken TO aid the Jews one
Of bope, iLs Lord has not abandoned his people
David their king when the Lord shall set his hand .
nO.tb give Up, and @ ne souih - not back Never
neglect and misuse the Jews me atm Of our society
% smeliorats the condition Of DC Jews and welscms
Oonvexd during he .ss vs and swsay years sSsS IN
eighteen hundred years before The ase point 70 consider
in our efforts 10 convert the jew the high character OF
the jewish convert Tho Jews exert vast deal
influence than any others who may become converts 10
the chrstan faith Be good biblical scholar, and 90
he So Of me
tribes Of Israel FELT In the reoest corners Of the civilized
world.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
DISCOURSE By SAMUEL w. FISHER, D. D., AT THE FOUR.
TKgNrH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
TIE annual discourse before the Society OF Inquiry
Of the Union theological Seminary, was delivered last
evening BY Samuel W. Fisher. D. D.. President OF Hsmi
ton College, At the Fourteenth stree. Presbyterian church,
(Dr. Asa D. Smith, paator.)
The exercises opened by Professor Henry B. Smith
Of the Seminary, who offered up most eloquent prayer,
begging Of God to direct Thorn In the proper course
through life, and TO give them strength TO 10
successfully through the now duties they wore
shortly commence After the conclusion Of the prayer
Rev DR.. ASA d. SMITH gave Out the 5l6ih hymn, be.
ginning
How besutcous are their feet
Who stand ON Zion . hills,
Who bring salvation n their train,
And works OF peace reveal.
After the choir had finished the hymn the Rev M.
Smith introduced DR.. FmR, who came forward and
spoke In substance a. follows
God has always chosen special instruments 70 accom-
plsh his ends II is . universal principle, and
Seoo% sucn =. sSs ssaro sn svora w
always cut better than dull one and d In this law
waited into spiritual that God Different nations
would not speak Gfesceor Rome or others who had ali
contributed to spread the truth Of Christ but would speak
@ yoS would the ana aases
ton regulate for the aborous task Of tho missionary.
Insy arc Of hardy nature, and stood between
the courage that dsnssr could never aasCs raos like
tha was designed by God 10 do good. He had orsated
s = - ,s1s Se y s S
dowments that God has gwen them. And We are the
rghtiu heirs and children Of The Anglo sAxous and in
continue spread the good WORT lie alluded 70 the
common law which governs all countries butssid that
for s 70 % any SSvn sna .a
great temples - other nations had done. No;
be rssdy to everywhere and osvery place. tia,
b. the DEAD past but BY the living present The msrs
tory character OF the Anglo American was u the
s, sory SsSis be did NOT mean 3 dsparsse home q s
endermenn No; the recollection Of homo would a rays
bring thrill to his heart but was hseessasy that
should Into tho wderns and the prairie to
h ach and be thanked God that the Anglo AnsrSosns
were always resdy . pitch their tents in nsv nsld,
the ADVANCE OF Professionalism, and stated thai short
tine ago the wealth OF the world In The han 10 Of
pspa .Oa: but tha. no. NJ: IN the hands Of Protest
rule. He spoke Of the great ncceaiiy Of Individual
action, on the part Of . missionary, ana
sad that self development was necessary 70 give
confidence and ability 70 carry on The missonary cause
The establishment Of universities the hrst step taken
towards the education Of ihs mi.'cnvy and from them
sprung up other Institutions and II lest camcour
scbooh; and nov the enlightenment Of the mind hes
ken fast hold upon the piads Of the peope, and ind
ever she mssSns1y Of the 1SsosSou s,ss he ..sys
prepared 70 meet with argumepu, and 70 reason with
,le upoeevne 10 consequence Of his superior education
la alluded 10 the other Protestant demonstration but
said that her belief mattered nothing long they oil
cenired At point, and preached the doctrine OF
Christ This nson, he said, designed 70 carry Ugh,
heavens 10 give light 10 the planetary system. 30 said
that their great principle OF success must depend upon
the Lord they must work themselves TOO He stated that
short time ago the preachers had 70 pray In secret,
ascesy Of iSasy" ne esbord he 70 have courage
and fear nothing that might come before them, aud 70
have unboupded confidence In Cod That In atty years
sfbe man OF SIM would retire before more powerful
hand. and the other nations would bend their knee 10
their great truths
Af,er the Discourse vas delivered thsrc was bsnsdic
ton, and the audience retired.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
sxKnoN BY REy. Nh wrLLETs, AT THE CHURCH,
CONNER OF rwNTr'Srsrn srRrEr AND FrrH
AVENUE.
ne third anniversary sermon Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of tho Middle and North Dutch
churches preached last evening The church on the
corner Of Twenty ninth street and Fh avenue by Rev
A. A. wilets, Of Philadelphia
The edisos nied by large and fashionable audi
enoe. Amer the ususi Introductory services Rev. Mr..
we Of Philadelphia Addressed The oonereg cation from
the ext embraced between the 1sh and All verses o.
chapter XIX. Of Matthew, ~ follows
And behold one came and said unto Him, Good Msserf
shat good hing shall do that may have eternal ie9
Ana He said unto him, why caest thou good There
d none scod but ore, thst God; but thou wilt enter
iato life keep The commapdmesia
He taid unto him, Whiah' Jesu said, Thou shalt do no
murder Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shalt
real Thou shalt not bear false witness. Honor thy
father and NY mother, and thou shalt love tiny ncsnsor
~ thyseif
The young sid unto him, All these things have
kept from my youth mp. What lack yer
Jssm said unto him thou wilt be perfect 90 and cell
that thou hast ssd ave 10 Me poor and thou aha have
treasure In beaver: and come and follow me