The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-12

upoa tnis subject ~ hey had not lived minute Tor
shs Last Thirty years, and t1ey have 20 hun
dred additional stupid years lddsd to the list they would
stand and Ioos, and yet not anything Let u pity
them the time had come when they were not 70 DO AFRAID
o. tnese dumb dogs mat would no. bark anything evil
but ony bar ked .; that which good
| Tho speaker went to speak Of the relations OF
the s1.i slavery struggle 70 the future He re.
sa1sa so e., era me tsr err, s o. gigantic
AID bioocshed for Ter years ago he should have said that
this controversy could not be settled exoepi By ater
there could he co operative Union between the
TIA spirit OF justice and injustice HhcrcAly they
The elements Of .vsry sud liberty wasd With each oiher
and one or tho other must be In the ascendsnry Tae
further occasion Tor fear ana dread for every day
they would grow stronger Tor whenever right principle
70 sSs COS and conversion Of srs., nun
Der OF people He scpposed there would be year
When 90 many conversions would % made % the liberty
party - in tins ensuing year When thing became 70
ctabe and powerful, and controlled revenues, nouors
ana oiices, from that moment there WAS peasacoss
(Grea. laughter shey counted that 1ght tbs that
assuedy voted for the liberty ticket she majority would
be three times a. great As u was By actual
count The who voted and fought against the liberty
party were very anxious 10 have known that they sym
pashzed siih iha, party and tia, spirit did not STOP
north OF Mason Dixons line He believed the whole
North would becone more and more regsuera,ed The
day s hand when be expected to sec large acceons
Of free s,ases-ao, from or Western border from
the soutnera border 30 believed the day would come
when be could travel through Firga.. III satey, and
when Old Missouri, that raised the nand q o'Pres
con 20 beat down the young and risips State
OF Kansas, would be Missouri, with the devil cast
co. sas rene eed .ad = her ,sht mat. and sitting at
see, Keatucsy and Missouri. He hailed their advent
Be could not sag yet they were converted, but he
BEE the work Of conversion completed ard they app
csnts for membership the great church Of liberty Did
T "a as ey e I
nation wbel al It's evils would be removed, when
YOU'D sws ssa r.. saea ns s1G
OF Justice equity and liberty who could measure her a
iare glory do was glai whom great moral cause was
strong enough 10 take 90 the form Of law and the autno
rty OF ltical organization He hailed tho day upon
watch they had entered but thoy all knew that political
organizations we're subject to peculiar tempsatlons OF
corruption, that they attracted ven. mea,
who who w,,s boxing .,er the 'o,ve' an
danger Of sacrificing principe because they
woold be Al s'nus 10 have moderate men in their ad
mins,r.lion, Which was proper 50 tina, they hsa the
how prudent they bu, wouli DC his business aad
that Of thousand Other vigan, watchers for the
the spirit OF liberty shall not die for the SAKE
oe.s ~oaS Sc O'' m, burn hb s,e ySs
tha ever before. The ne~ Naturalization had
been called to walk in the light Of Christian iocrty Tney
mus have TOO 70 meet all the consequences OF
victory. Some thought they would not, but ~ thought
,ta, the who bad courage TO bear defeats in is4s
tory In 1860 The responsibility OF administering go.
vernmeot right v1 not half so great as the wrong Ad
where the threats tia, had made om, snc
he bal not been able to Auy but threats made IL
wall street, he would War1lug
such source. The people must haze q spirit o. firm
and the 'resden, and other ocen mus. stand In
courageous ndety 70 the doctrines OF the constitution
aaa OF the Declaration OF Independence. There must be
great Cancellation 10 the disposition Of the Eorta but no
compounds Of principle There was very much ground
for Christian patience and the
OF shareholders. The North now willing T. rsAc.
GA, the hand Of fellowship TO the South. In con
clusion, Mr.. B,echer alluded to tie threats Of
dsunion and secession. Tbs talk about seees.
| sion Was like talking OF cutting mans head Oh To
/ mart NJ thc MIR Al buL tha Canila yaz
brighter tnAt EN- behind, and nothing would be
taken away that would diminish the light lie thea de
scribed . scepe witnessed BY him last week tue aud
son, when steamer WAS towing oargee loaded with
lumber and said those who talked ofsecesu
steamer impeded by the barees and yet threatened 70
cut the rope unless the steamer increased her
SPEED The South could not frghten ths men who had
tie blood Of the Revolutionary stock IN them ard had
something OF the spr.t Bunker Hill aud Old Lexington
he though; ,ney could NOT .srm ,hem Sy man,fes
toes Mr.. Beecher concluded By drawing IN eloquent
picture Q! The future Of the sepSoc HIS address. VAS
more than the leading points Of u.
Rev. Mr.. Garnets Sermons 1T shiloh
(Colorsd) Church.
! At shiloh (ooiored) Presbyterian church, coraer Q
Prince aud Marion streets, there were two sermons
preached yesterday In the afternoon and In The
evening On the former cccason the colcrcd preacher
rev II H. Gasnct) took bis text from the Acts Of the
Apostles, cnsp H, IS stake heed therefore unto
yourselves and 20 which the Holy Ghost
have made you overseen, to feed the church Of Col
which he has purchased with his blood lie then,
After few remarks pertinent 10 the text said that rulsrs
Of the present day not able TO govern
how then were they capable OF governing others He a.
lsdeo 10 the change IN the ADMINISTRATION stating how
happy and bl,ssed they who were sos called 70
work Ia the moral vineyard they would only show b.
their lives that they at 70 be rulers aud
seerI OF others. No matter how humble the man nigh,
| be, no matter what his color, although the proud
4 might the lip with dsdain, he were
only in the right, be had that within him
which the world could not give which the
| world could not take away. There not In the
dock o. the great shepherd which the shepherd dsped
no vever black the sheep he alluded 70 those who had
worked in favor Of the negro elective franchise and said
that tbose who had worked asgiduouay for de
ONCE bonored The man not the man the ofos aud shsa
they considered the trials and verat.ons Of the Office
they should be charitable II they ruled ooa,rsy 70 bis
hearers Judgments they we're 20 impute u not tc the
wrsBs cause however, they rncd ia opposition to tn
sl Il God, Tear not bet that he would call them
count He then recommended the congregation TO pray
for those authority add trust 70 Dviae Pfovdescc for
| the result
cowpers b. mn-iaod Moves In NJ sseroas way after
which prayer offered IN which divine iaterpo<iiiou
sAvery and returning thanks for tho veses recont
" conferred on them The hymn commencing with the
S.sa,n Ss rsomsd snpsr. home. Va, Dess sung
which thai portion Of the nineteenth chsg,e Of the
Acts Of the Apostles read In which the excitement
csuaed b. PAuls preaching against Diana vas eel orth
The preacher then selected the S8th verse Tor MS text
snd they hsd heard thcss things iney we're full Of
wrath, cried out, Great Dians Of the tphesans
He then commenced with the words "The earth full of
borrow, and the preacher wisned, wtn Cowperi on
for q lodge IN vast Wilderness, thst ne might got
out OF the gay OF it, wickedness The World was hot
ruled BY laws but by cnAo.ments Oh eded By and
protected by usage before any could reach them
there would have 70 be . bloody var and sben The fau
came the whole lant would be con vulsst. II was
hard that the sin Of oppression should have " many
valiant defenders. Why ~ Was because u was
lovely and good No. Then why was Is He would en-
d svor TO show II clearly 81 dividing hss subject
three parts FIRST because Of the gan 20 be de-
rived thereby second because OF the Transient PLEASURE
prod iccd; and, third because fearful and pain
iu mistake. First, II not defended because was
love and good bit because Of he gan derived thsre
rom. II early Christian mes the companions Of Paul
/ had wealth but had everything IN Common 40 one
ha more the other, and they drAva towards
each other in consequence Of the oppression CT their
enemies and their friendship vas, therefore, 30 stroog
I -. Ass4A c.Ix hxnA a man