Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
CITY AND COUNTY
FAST DAY SERVICES.


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hrr position III the world OF letters her glo
rl"us future, Wllch might be, ana now
mere are none SO poor 10 uo htr reverence Ii
remains l" DC seen, sa'u t"e preacher, now
""eh She cries III htt agony Tor heIp WINE
h'r capital Is ocs'tged' ana Tue hopes OF hu-
"anity are u'h"lllls III me OaIahcr' whether
we nave ihe coulaSt' uihhllhesS, ana patriot
'sh 10 prevent '4G h'I'""t" nag from going
u""h Tor ever. we want SAD he more OF
lhai PATRIOTISM mat SacriIlees sell to country.
REV, DIR. s"EEtNEk SERMON.
heN. IL o"tcIstI, III tNe CvhlIal CllurCi,
LOOK ms text rom Eccl. . H. he race Is
nnt 10 Ile s"lit' nor me oalIIe 10 me strong
he preather recognized the necessity OF war
as the only means OF a'ertlllg evils greater
man war. but IL was heedlnl TO remember
that the over ruling power OF God was an Gle
mcnt OF success carrying our minds beyond
the strength OF the lighters and the Swlttness
OF the runners. We were exposed TO danger
by losing sight Of God; we rest in our courage
aud skill, and provoke God by Il disregard of
his law. 1t is well iur us to recognize God as
the detcIminer oil events. When the present
storm gathered on the southern horizon the
north was equally divided on the subject of
slavery We should never have united mad it
not been TO support tine government against its
enemies, 1t is this that ulites us as the heart
OF one man and RANGES freedom and free men
ranks Shows the hand OF God in our midst and
in events. With our revolutionary annals in
uurremenbraucs, we should be the last to tor.
get the enabling power of God The weak
ness of our revolution was supplcmcuied by
tine STRENGTH al circumstance wbirh Gnd
MANNED That rryoIuiinu WAS crowned with
sucress NOT by line mower of our armies but
nv me- u,,yar pf circumstances over vhirh we
had no control. Tne same controller of
events will overcome the power of tine rebel
army, Tie discourse of which we merely in.
dictate tin, tonic was requested for publication
hy thr members OF the parish.
REV. MIR. .cI,rLEu's srRlIoy.
Rev. MIR. Cutler. AT the Union church
| preached from "a Chruu. :. 1.-the next am
| nouncng the conditions ot divine intrruositiun
| Tor the relief OF public distress. 1t .tlrrrsted
two leading thoughts. l. Tnat national ga.
lanities are Gods Judgment Tor national sins
2 That Gods Judgment may be removed ON
condition OF Illumination, supplicauon and
obedience Of that portion OF the nation which
constitutes his people. OF our national sins he
sad three were most prominent and conpre.
hensivc; A practical atheism in reference IN
God. his word and his instipurious-us mani.
tested in officers and constituencies. in princi.
pies and measures. in legislation and admins.
! tration. Covetousness. as manifested in the
| mania for office Tor The sake of the spoils in
| the power OF the "rhird house. in cmbezzle
mems of high officials, in unequal taxation
and III the apathy of the people CONSEQUENT
upon the communuess OF This national vice.
And slavery, OF which the free north have
become partikers by compromises. judicial
decisions, time serving exredients, excess of