New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
BRowNLOW ON REBEL RELIGION.

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Insii ute hast evening 10 hear Parson bro"hio" '
| r.i;.;o,s Character of the Rebellion. The lee
'no '''''e W, Mona Christian
/ ture was gwen DeioIe l'o i"o lid
issocatiOn. The Rev. Dr Hifch'o'" P'' ,
/ p,,sor Provv1oy was received with repeater
- =. ...,,o,ss Tle said that he should be
i0''' VI ''lP ..s,;,r He voulj as on all
briefer than usuai oi peo''''. 1T, h,, state
other occasions, maze no o"''' ~ TIN,
/ facts Of which he had Per'o""' ,1:....d q,
! 20 avoid q repetition Of the tpeecn no
! tn ,oodomv of Music on Thursday. for ih "'' n'
'ue ,ook c.re to sneak to tho audi
addresses, vino ~ an ,ha, ,rhen renorted
tnce before hlr nc tpoA' "' >, -
ri. fronds and enemies III DINO siou'u h"'"
, o.. tho. he said nothing against
anu nr @ :, ,he Nortb. which he would not say,
ioyI -, cold away down in Dixie. He would
"iu naI nV her ,hat h. would Lot say 10 the vlest
Say,ase;or;s Which God in his providence, bis DyS-
t"r'N,,s providence permitted to live. Laughter
a'd anAanse1 lii. intended 10 90 back among
- r% tsLe tbonssnds of co,ies of his book and
.he' 1nn read i, and trembls in their boots ~
tLcy read In presenting a view of their irr,ligion,
bs would NOT look AZ il through pair Of jaundiced
srer,scl,s eIse he should present Cot
ton Mi1erva, sprung from the brain OF the
boast,u Jupiters OF the SOUTH Whenever they loose
=, an,,t;ng North tbey did il with n cottOn.stak
,alaatD,n eTb., had made in the South tb. institu
lion 81 slavery the occasion of bringing aboal all
,L,s sn.s .nd of Iris deyiltry They had done 80
- ,bs Sootb. lie said "we OF the south" he was
,.rsnsrsd 70 sav tia, they were to blame for the
rr.viIrtiop. A fuss they wanted and a fuss they
Ill ha,. and lie loreJ in Cod name they wonld
Ia, frs. 10 their hearts content before they got
I'un,,h VbiIa thsy were all nnXiously watching
y" IH ,;,;na and lie Cilnrc of the Peace Congress
~ Wastinofon- did thew not remember dispatch of
prvo- sovInq 1--WE can get the Cri,tenden Coupro-
~ ea,ne 40, 70 tote auy ,omnronise
n'se, "'' vi WV orJ Men so', Tho same hing
.uoee DVueias .o,., l,o1
ouiteeh s0uthelh nelaa1s' , H"s Eror.jy
lou ','les Ill .nn,oIt The rorstitni,oo oil lie
,t'a. my 49, nsrng the dav these men went
.hi.eI g tb,t snnnort and NJ uiIbt thew
tplouyn .io o,rhpo, tha Gdvernment Tnese in.
c, ns onobt to have their tongues cut out
"i'.V V - L L,,,, %, a yaIlow. ns Livh a,
~ ~ w. RI. r,LsIIion-wbere in Gods name
i ,In b';n ,,;'b II. ;,rsligionq Iauohterl
sIOuiu Ho 80 - ann st..Ing Inv
IL began WIN P.iJuI! anu e1 IL,
were gong Gown oon'n w Wy ~ T,io,i,,S
went IN the oIieh .'"o Noi' ""'' 49, "a
would hot near 'uo 80 80, Ia, ccisd
the secesslonis's WOMB ho' I'm "" III ,os,s for
mon sArie1er 80 ."mr ro9th were-Can you
preaching the Gospe' Gown eouln ~ei,I "a" you
lie without any eObH'lehtiOos f.I"f"' ~
drink mean WHISKY ~ 'ne quar- Nen !on "Vie'
OF Your ability to lead men on ~ Nio'o'y ~ va.
Rebel armyl Many OF Inc audience were no GouD'
kpiscopalans. One Of their EpitcopSi tirnols,
the Right Rev. lion. DiaJ'-Gen' ieYiiuaS ON
laughterl, who had cooked lat, ana ephuiette7
ON Lis shoulders, aud swoi hapgine. 10y
his size, was abou, IN the swaihpS III |oiin.n,
king mean whh6y ny tne q'"rl, hhu '"nniuS
the name OF God IN vain; thai - W!ht the repeilpn
has brought hun to. Tie Methodist preachers III the
South were entitled to more consideration than those
Of any other denomination, Tor there Wss more ui'-
;,,ity aniong them. They nearly all without
orv execution rascels Great laughter aud APP
yI:u.si Tboy bnd al pitched in, and when but The
ober day they held AN annual conference iity miles
ahoyc where reside, in the town Of Greeny!Ie, on
the railroad the venerable Eishopi 'Ihes "
Andrews, the nan who spli, the turkey ~
two when the General Conference was held
:, ist1 presided. | know all about that,
g., s'.ctiou,er,d hard for him in 1882.
H. ,,..,. L,Iaiug uu animal conference, and
$50, 81 ,reacbeTp TO distinguish themselves, 10
10, lewseIyes more accepilbie Socer sion fani-
lies in witch thew were boarding. brought him npou
tbe CARPET. lie a, home some nifty miles distant
for # ne bad been there. II would have heeh ABOUT
the last thing they would have doDe. No faiha-
mentarv rules or Bishop Andrew c0ald have
clicked him down; when thoy mounted him, he
wonl have mounted them, and when Greek met
c,,,L ,ben came the tug OF WAR. They denounced
h., .n1 his Tnper. and clamored for hat ging him,
AID snch ~. ping as wac teen there never was be-
fore. and tue Bishop enjoyed it AZ well ~ anybody
eli e-as well IA lie had enjoyed tie hoephaiilies
OF hi hou,e, FIR he had been there many
times. Fountain J.. Fitch, an old Pfesmlng Lider
Of the Conference. a uan vino Lad been IL ever!
General Conleroace for - years, VINO went 10 Eu-
rofe Win Bshop soue' WHO al on' -
Tie htDei AMY, va 90" - 80 " - 90,
ineni, snn lie nae II IL - "ni 80
ing pot''e WIN uli u, , sd, ,,;,h,,lir 80
pfo.i,t3 Ous a. d,s ,oJ ,hIo oT,,ty
!. = n'iu - ,;, RE- ,,sre and no
'i. 'e ia, Sroc;,ocn ~ ali denaninsrinns
"niy ,bn'e iiu =" =" ~ ,,,i,e - he 9Th
H-In,;;ns ,o' - Lact rio Ahrhtion hories
az Nj a"J IN rennl,e m, bord
% to No''H' ~ 'aa and q, I'll, carso ,nat l.
- i'e;iI "% az. 80 rnev tyo1Id he saved in
. i.csit''u 'H " -'eN'', $50