, 1860-07-26

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T.. Catalogue, *e.
tcoTespontsuce Of tic p1eas and Tr,hunel
Bot1oR. July 91rt, 1800.
attended, on the 18th, the annual visitation
Of tho Cambridge Divinity School. Six only
graduate this year, all Of whom read essays. It
is singular fact that at both of the great New
England Universities, Yale and Harvard. the
Divinity Schools Should b il So unpTonlising 4
condition. At Yale. Dr.. Taylor died in 1858.
tue last Of the great masters Of New England
Theology. He has left no peer. Recently Dr.
Goodrich. as eminent in Christian experience a.
Dr.. Tuylor in Christian theology, has also died.
In consa luence, the school is barely m existinx
possibility, poorly endowed and hsrdly fur
nishcd at al1 1t Cambridge other causes hare
kept the school in low state. Prominent, I
think, is tue peculiar position which i. occupies,
too radical for the evangelicals, but hardly radi.
cal enough, at least not openly TO, for The in.
creasing class Of radical young men. In 1856,
think it was the class invited Theodore Par
ker to preach the sermon before them. lie ad-
vised tlem to ask some one less obnoxious, and
Dr. Farness wts invited. The next year Mr..
psrkcr Was invited again; gkE::::supou the Fac
u't5 nun1eo up Ia" ny WHICH 1ae'r consent
n'ast oe nno. ous o' LUIS o'nefeoce IN poslton
between the last aud lLe coming generation Of
liberal ministers, undoubtedly springs a Wan.
Of interes. on the patt Of young men seeking
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Gc into all the world, not with Christ US per-
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g'ops;-iae 1ntefpfe'at'ohs OF The hVange]ists
divide Christ and all together are not equal to
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most natural faith Tile humanitarian wants
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conquer tne reverence fcr the Bible and
in the English church Now. however wb,,a.
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accounts Of creatiop, and Robertson is often
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and Yoltaire Tho Christian evidence il l;fc.
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the English d.v1nes attempt to bold on to the
tlirty-ujne articles s:-Othodoxv il tha po,,.
bon Of the world Of thought and 1:od,e.s ~
thodoxg thrsatens to ertin~uish Ghr;s.;n- VI.
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'st nun oeloIs tas a1anh1 o. tne D'E1nity school
WAY pfeacaea , On NJ nesuaE atesnoen; N 'he AE-
p'Tlon rh eaapei as y; g: a no1,son. OF 'lilton.
House was made The occasion Of f. "s 4.sther;nr r
and speech alike peculiar, not to s3y pus,y.
A person Who mingled in the GRO I'd told ne
that the order and tile bro que Of the as,+ublare
were telling tributes to the position OIL t,,e small
giant. Mr., Uougus, fresh from the most d..
terminxd and the most tregcherous agitation of
the subject Of slavery. had the iunndenrr In
say taat the agitation Of slavery IN (;anarpss
has prevented and will continue In urtveri the
trapsac ion Of the BUSINESS Of the country. un,il
his election shall bunish it forever from III hnils
Of the na,ionai counc;|s. acco d;o,. to TIA nta,'
form Of the De,nncratic Marty. H., iIo,tria.
opeued bin re1nurks by nominstinr h;msrif snc'
cessor to tie place Of Daniel Webster. ri.
yas too hid. Uno;el haa had enon.h fn beur
and here cnmes alony a fe;low to nsdde Is ~
t;ons. and hanrs out fis tat,ered nT;aci,,Ies NJ
the s,a,u. Of Webster. Powers raat. wera
cnouph. Dou"las's rr;ncin}es are E,r i'm ,nvch
swrni nm fro1, tl,e common sewers of rni;t;c,,
bv he dirtiast seay.n,,.r Of nay;nr nvipc;nies
known to American n.1bjic lifes Jancs Wm,ison
Outta~ A t,roiher n Mrr. Douglas aud :, mem.
ber az the Camsri law school. fien,es ~ the
immediate occasior Of the Squat:er Soverei.u's
advent in New England. Aside from this. yonn,,