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

,pI,sess py a aBrsoPol IrAN POLICE GAP rAls-rc7-
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very considerable audience Aes evening assembled
IN nc Calvary Baptist church tSev. NJ. 9ietts) DO
tween TfL snd s.xth avenues, On Twenty.ihrd reet,
10 participate IL Tie exercises Of the third quarterly Con-
cert Of its Sabbath school
n ,nese degenerate days Of Gotham lie right Of me-
tropesan policeman exchanging the osaon ofhis once,
with which ne won't TO seAbor tho ads o. the obnre-
porous VINO fall his clutches or the neneyed words
Of persuasion and tsxts from hoy writ with when
seen 70 win errng sous 10 duty, 10 Ia com
merdsple. Yes such spectacle sas. nigh. Afforded
she person Of Captain Hart OF the metropolitan police
. gentleman well known so the prckc-who, combining
IND Of Interesting pcreonal zpcrence, with happy
faculty Of rendering in worde, Las u late worhly de-
voted himself 70 The tass Of doEg good in his hum
BILE and prAc,ical way.
After TIE r'ua introductory exercises Of grch occasions
praser, hymns and reading Ct the Sripures-she cap.
tain Introduced 70 the Audience by the pastor and
preceded familiar strain 70 address he little
wro gathered before nim 70 the number q yearly
two hundred
Ee said iha, policemen gen orally looked upon az
60 many modern Iahuaee, whose hands were raised
dn.ccl.ies which In the OF srduou duties they
were compelled 70 encounter Amid the rereeaiee OF GO
Irnar bocd, i,vng - /. very atmosphere Of
crime, IL was aimee: impossible 70 Justly exercise tait
4
nsc rot yet aid dc sn together ssd long w;xed
ness stalking hi ough the isnd-so loog - men and
women forgetting the restraints q law sa so;a ocigs
ow mcn, so ong would the etrolg arm 81 tIe Jaw ne
| terror 20 evil 6cers.
me euesser proceeded 70 remsr upon the Dangers
md temptations by which see youth OF the preson, day
especially those residing large cities, were surrounded
and doing he he ssd, nc rot there ikea police
ran 20 strr ster reproc. c Christian man 70
Utter cGcor Love and prayer were the best safeguards
.ns. could be tnro~n around zoe yogpg The gAly cir
md he
GU; wcsedness ard !mprt strength 70 resist temp
Ator sasn al the runsssmens IN christendom. Every
III depended ulon early eduAton and the character
.. he child was the character OF re man.
Several Instances Of crime narrated, illustrating
| ne influence clearly education End associGi ons.
| No. opg since brought up ia tue oour. of
Sessions, charged With assecit and battery upon his
vie Evdently nc vas n strange place, and az h.
he aces CT carior crowd beLt upon hiK he hung ne
heed IN very shane. "Aro you guilty cr not guiltyT'
1wen, sir, doc know" 'Sau the compla,nsut
said Judge, G1d meek locking woman, dssCured
sue Fad evidently seen better days, trough no &c ma
fortune but has wkcr attracted every eye Ia tne
ns I'm q, rn5 .es msa - .,s e.
every noyener. Of which &c vss awsre rs tns your
husbandr said the Jodge 'Yes = "Dd be bea: you IN
that Manner he did J" and she poor woman seemed
10Th 70 say more "Do you want 70 send hhn to the
lslandc.n yos get along witnou: h.mY sac tesiia.ea
the direction ffom which hs sether's voice hsi come
Every eye In the room was upon him. AZ he reached
sp and the two there embraced with that cutgushing
Of love which true humanity ever respects the hot
scAding tears poured out OF that PARENTS eyes and
ne soboed ike child. The audience wept, and
tie Judge and officers, accustomed As hey We're
% scenes Ike these, were likewise yisioy Affected
me poor woman found impossible TO make ner con-
p.ani and prayed, only woman kuo how that er
husband might be released The Judge granted her
Guest but not until he had administered reouke TO the
that doubt II there any perilence IN his heart
VII be remembered ard they went away. Tnat
came 70 hat degrading position through the influence OF
early associations and intoxicating drink
Another instance wac related or youug brough.
up in the enjoyment OF al the luxury that wealth could
soon gathered around him sct az boys and with
whom re grstlHed every vicious longing. Money
spent by thousands and when this failed tt rough
monfrsnces or refusal OF ne parents he word borrow
the life OF he mother with knife In hand me raised
along. They bore al quietly Tor the sake or their
boy. u wss hard 70 eve him 10 the law ana TO
. prisoners cell. Once, twice, thrice had be- the
The young man. bat us often had feelings OF the
.Ather or mother FREEDOM mated and els mission
accomplished. 10 spite OF all he promises OF the son,
% do better, however the evil too deeply rooted 70
to the peace and life OF HE parents that In self defence
they we're peea 70 let the law take rs and
ne row Ma ncarcerated 10 ION cell. Tears aud
mfes no longer awaited b m, and Though parerts gray
remsnes Of SON. the prefer med the
Iy which their lae 81 care and prudence rendered
| necessary.
Several other incidents we're related In a tor chog nd
familiar siyle, and the children, without further
mont from the speaker, who then resumed bis were
| lcf. % draw their conclusions
Afer an address from Andrews, Eco and The
singing OF hymr The berede:ion prnnOun ced ara
he tlnr dissolvod