New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

Of tie adoption Of the Constitution the sririt and Iuta
Of every comrrcuise wac that Slavery Temporary
ard sooD Ia pasr away. The brain OF the country ~
iD tie North; the Church in tbe North. All tie
il etIu'ins weie fer liberty. For twenyf or thir-
~ years tfe North prevailed la the councils Of
me nation. To the North the continent wss
ciyer, ard after three-fourth- of century lbAsty
was bankrupt ard Slavery The ruler of the nation.
For ftks We lad to The North had 10 answsr
for Is Jnsead OF 300 000 or 400)D slaves there ars
M <,C00 Co., Instead Of p-riing slave trade, the
gull States were now about 10 reopen the slave trade.
No stewardship ] al ever been NO roten. Ii shond
eper our zeal agsinei brethren ia the South that
ourselvfs had been 70 aitble-s We had done mnre;
had the rule Of the nation taken by Slavery,
and we ad seen the debasement Of the doctrine of Hb-
eriy until the right of liberty for all had sunk into the
right Of liberty each for bmse6 Could Geoyge Wash
irgton live in tie City Of Cha lesion today If bespoks
tie sentntn nts he used 10 dol Not of the sinners
of the Declaraon Of Independence opuld exist in
an, of TIE Southern States and the free-scioed the
uilnn-churc ed North responsible for the preser-
walton of TIE original Doctrines If Liberty. What hs
become of the timee9 But there another charge
apairst The very heart sBd center Of ro-
liQiob had been extracted. Mr. Dee~her said that hs
bad no railing accusation 10 bring against his bretheu
If the pulIit But, speaking rs man, he mnst say
wien TIE Bible oIeped for the defense of Slavery,
bleesed te infdeIsl Where the Bible hed for the
aeferse of tIis cumuated crime Re would do Christ
did with the Temple drive the III sphemers snt with
whip Of small ccrs; or If he cond not do that turn is
over to b. destroyed by its enemies. That minister
WfO preached IRE Utlcutt VI vi tho Dtoso
was fhe futber of all the infdeL. lEnthu iastic 20
plause, ard cries Of "Qood, good. The most intel
lipent men in Germany nfdels because there tho
Bible was TIE bulwark Of oppression. II il were nos
butctery lie would like to answer those who had de-
Tended Slavery out of the Bible, hut it woud be like
firing 2;-ronnder into flock Of blarkbirds. fCon-
tiuued srI suse. Wterever there bad been free b.
ble II had carId freedom with ii. In view Of thess
creat changes If tie docti9e Of government and Of
Church he called for bnrniaion and prayer. He
fessed ts own sins. He had not been active enough
for lack ,f charity he sorry, but for taking tho
saye as Lis brett er he had tear to shed; he would
weep that Re had not been more faithful.
They too nnast confess their sins. But
se must not despair; must NOT exclaim as did the
two listers before the sepuchre of their brother when
our Lord came and ordered the stone to be rolled
away. For tire freedom Of this nation again to
one forth at the call Of G God Tbis Union not TO
be sli,ered az crystal There right he reidensd
garu ents but in the end the country would again be
restored to our keeping. Let us love God and love
mal, and lie trne 10 our father land.
The Rev. T. l.. Cuyler offered the closing prayer,
ery yecally remembering The guided who were going
oil in the attempt to construct still darker house OF
bo dagp.