The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

silent the free Of the Cospe would be put oct. and
th1n, Ike disab'ed eamship In which TIE ws.es
had is< n high 10 put out the dres 10 the rrnac
and destroy all poseibty az salvation by ~ork'ng eI.n
TIE ship or the pump they must g down lche 9
could &C into eight with NO other weapons and there was
hope until the rank and ME Of Geds militia IN tne
church closed Up, and Ike the Dukes Guard. rIS.
firm, and when the word came, launched themselves ke
thur aerbot against the enemy. The re,pi. OF .ls
country had ioea OF the debauchipg devastAns IN
con;so!abe eva, Of slavery in the states ths s,ss'
work in America 10 the church ato nh,e
try Enec with the thunders AID the lghtnipgs uoa
Word. asa0st the ioiQuitycomph ated as II wac IA ~
nary shapes and forms that was scarey ~ time
that nigh, be allotted N him. Qheers) 10 Ns 9eu
fct (contnued Dr. Cheever the churches of 'rest br
assist in the uncom promising appreciation oi
the Wore az God There two phases that have none
good service from two great masters in your con.trV
the ope Of Nrvd ana practical pet the other O.
the one please from John Wesley as TO the
!sas i { he sSm or q. villain and the other from
lord Erougham, reprobstpg "the wild and guilty pn.u
tasy tbs; many can hoId property In man" Cnee.s
ia rot wonderful that at this day, under tie 'ght OF
Christianity $50 years after the death Of Christ crime
executed By e Divine Law under the penalty OF deatn
o that c'msa awuhp sne I revived under tie
Gtepe into CHRISTIAN communities, as II Il we're virtue
va: there o more malignant and extranrcnary h.i
uc,ns;ps The church in which it continues rerrain Ia
he favor Of God. (Hsrc, hear crime Glib tied ty
be sw of GOD IL taken by Christian surgeons from the
ga.o~s e exhuned by Rnepe reeurr sceoost gr
ITO tccus fe and set anong TIE living guests a. we
escraanerta feas. . tablr companion wsh iaite,
6cpe ard charity. cloud applause And those who
Undertake n the torch Of Gods flaming law WIN
the skseton and TO drag IL forth beneath the coniem'
sa.u ~ the Goepe Themselves assaulted anc he-
he!ug greater sinners and nndes thar t'ns'
Who IN the very church Of God practice and make profit
of tie iniquity. (Cbeers) gay 1t is an unparAeed
mae1ess Cheers) The reverend doctor concluded BY
q eta<ment Of intellectual attempts which had teen
remove him from hts church by taking its cor
to out az the hands Of its members and rest ned his
eeat amidst load applause
M W. Fl DaT, . coiored gentleman from Canada,
moved resolution "a the effect that this meeting woud
toy oil ia -giee for the removal OF slavery anc
the eove trade and especially for the removal OF all die
abilities 20 ncb any people Of color Sub eced 10 any
par, of ths British donions After dwelling upon the
general subject OF slavery in the United States the
eEsser illustrated the prejudice OF color that pevvades
the Christian church by the relation Of several
facts One had reference IN young lady Of color wno
while in pseis3d member Of Baptist Noels church
ani was supported by the Earl Of Shafiesbury. wheo
she returned u America she ADM ted ito Raptis
church Rhode and and received the sacrament u
the morning hu. told n the evening that she could
only sit In the negroes pew up stairs British ocert
widow and daughter hearing OF this treatment, took e
young lGn into their Pew the next sunday upon wnct
the Trustees OF toe chapel wrote to the English lady, a1t
informed bier that this conduct repeated she mus
forfeit her 10 her honor she persisted and
clun ed from her seat Ia the church Mr. Day also men
tinoed many o. the social disabilities that prevailed II
Csraaa against tie people Of color, and alluded ~
rurnor that be had heard OF negro pew having reer
tolerated by the Colonial Missionary Society Of the
cha. e5 in British Columbia