New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
A "REMINISCENCES or A LITTLE BIT OF
CHURCH HISTORY, AADITS SEQUEL.

few wear. sgo, when the niaiobs Of james b.
chnDan III isi by that weak oil man 10 tue extent ~
bis otici power, were eoarasongto force lie ih'a
uoi. Le,onpton measures brolgh COnKer-, ana "hen
the men who are now IN rebellion TO tie Government
were irving 10 force slavery upon the people OF hau-
sas ami sowing Inc wi that h9 'inee ~ ened ihio ts
viii snd which 10 now bang harvested orh'e anu
Cod-iearirg Young mLiler oeenyhd the put u !" 'ns
ari.iocr,lic Church Of ihe III hsSiy, trteenth shn
Cbestbn, ,te.is. The Rev. DudIry a; iybs, asemi"e
IL be his duty to deuounce ba'lonai crime anu "a.
e,nses w dot ite religion VI hnnaiy, even thoaR,
they Wen commit, ed the OF slavery, peaened
"A s-rulou upon "Oar CouDtrys Troubles, a"ii'k
Which be cou"ntted the then objectionable ofe'se OF
telling the rm lie trsih. ne eeruion c'ns-d e'es'
s.n.aiDu and excited the ire OF the enip-ht oough-
faces OF the cougr-g rion One very respectable mem,
Ter of the vesry s,ood up In hi. pew aDd dehou"cea
the sermon and it's author duriug is deii'e'y' s"o
another WHO then hsd large Interest III the Psenil,
ipstu H. put Linself ~ The bead OF ac1n I" oi''e
tL. brave yonug n.inr or from his pultit Ills sano
Nous rlayeholier fierce Baler si,"rwa,u a"lo ~.
the highest bidder tbs r,ocN Of bic IN 'fteis ~ euo
.eouent to the Sse be ID fora G. cap ,ePu'nou wv
ren,.i,y by giving each clnItsla bright new q',s.
,e, as h or Der IA o The thirty Heres he or 'he pa
"LI ought under the haDmei. TIE pi'us .iaVe'ea'rI
snd his party prevailed, ana pnei1} A. aypS ~
R.v WilIiDm Ois Prenss OF Sostb Carolina, mol or
| al sI,yep aida warm annher0 The institution, wss
choren AS his suocs-or, AID ls prenci ell n-gloveu
anJLnok-y 4, religion 10 III, hearers, taking good
cal. 20 snotber the truth, whee II was 10 dagger "
o;viny oa,ns. 10 the higy respectable portion OF the
ra,vI,gatiop who did llo@ the brave Iyng TO the
Ch,rcl of the Cover ant which he founded, but which
lie did roS long adorn having et ith sad aeeijens
tnat result ed in his uniniely de,th.
There baye,aeen ushy political sermons prearhea'
no, Gully Ia the Church u lie Ii iphany, but IL all tns
other Churches Of the ciy and the country, since tue
iyht wbsu poor Dudley Tying had the courage 20 I'll
The truth t the istocri rLsyedesler Of twenty hive
cent piece-lis, en.i,g memory. On ist sunday iyhs
| L. rceno sas witnessed IN This very Church OF Tue
| Epi,Lany that brought ba k tie memory oil Dnniey
Tying MARI yrdom aud with soeas slmoet prosfden'
ii, Ia its ret nbutiye charasisr.
Mr. pren,x some time since returned 70 his native
S,ath Carolina ami Dir. Cr,craf, the present rectr,
VIVA his suoeeesr. On Let Sunday evening, nj the
lors Of Lis se nsr, Mr.. Crcraft referred TO the tact
that u pp the present eek he hid paid visit W tbs
Civ OF Wsshington, and while there he had ascer-
ainei chat nnong lie H. bel prisoerstake at tue bnt-
tie of Ball Run the Sunday pre-. ious by Connecticut
regiment, was e young Souh Carolinin officer. who
mo, ed 10 be .ou oi the identical Rev. Mr. Prcntse.
Mr. Craerait continued IL marks by declaring that
he shed the reve,pnd father Vi thc young traitor wss
in the saue keepig for he (r. c.. had obtained,
will, NJ the -eat u government the most completes
and i.contrvveItibe evidsno thai willie be tMI. PREM
ti.s was occupying the pal, of the Epiphany In Pun.
saelphls, no rs ia correspondence WAN co.t efn
trsiorv and that lie actively engaged IN aot'ins
treason a.lainsi tho Government. AIR. Cracis" e'o
not mnce ords nor ID he spare traitors or those WHO
sympthize with them. Mr. e., although occnpyns
the same pulpit from which poor Tying YVES esc'ea '''