New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-05
The Need OF Higher and More Cnr''''a,
Rtn,eslne nship.
SERMON BY THB REV. DR.. 9. osaoop.

sRRsor ny THE REV. DIR. Q. oSaooD.
All SouIs, Church was fairly attended yester-
day morning Tie Kew. DR.. CsGooD delivered ais
from the text found In The ivth chapter Of isaiah
llth verse: .f... .-...,.....
81. .Aa feed his fock ID. .heghera; He ;s.l, s.hss,
tho auibs With ~. ann ord es inn ms 'o'o" '"'
Dr. Oseoop aid that their meeting in the sanctuary
OF prayer WIS proof OF the fact that there was sone
CONNECTION between the civil and the spiritual power
Ar attempt was sometimes made to separate them, be
casss they were different but this why they
should he united even body and soul although DIFF
ie.ent the very fact Of lheir difference proved they
were intepded for each other The Church should be
regeid ed ae the eoul Of the Nation, art the Naon
shoud DO regarded the body Of the Church vi late
bed been clear that the spiritual and the civil po"er
were TO be together and it had sometimes been
feared that the spiriGal power in danger "f being
secularised Ee clergy sEoHd concern themselves IN
certiia measure with political SUBJECTS put sLola DC
csreai 10 carry into the national c0uuseis que eevaon
of spiritual subjects In meeting at the eau OF d
proclaim alton tsy were MOI Ia show tbemSe'e -
The Lera puppets of their rulers. but to sPcaS
tie words needed. as subject ccnsonant WIN vac
occasion. ha had chosen as his theine, ihe hecu VI
higher aud Christian statssrDalship tne uoos
Of patriots rather than Of partsans What nt.or W.,
milton Of true statesman and true patriot tlsi. wy
words Of the text They were spptlea 70 Ine gu -
Perg who as. looked upon the roller OF tne hsye
race pst Of the neticl sad ~ tSe ,St were
spoken In solemn mention AID high encoui ~
the Loyal portion that remained The prOp1e. 1 l
them If As goodness OF CD 70 their IalIss, an" ~
hols the,n sesk of Divine guidance W W
tsrmiued loyalty We we're not htocIMi , 80
Hebrew sense but the flndainenta iuea ., va
CONSTITUTION was that God was the Supreme Law ~,
I'd thaa "a uuch as possible should be ieft VAIN the
coo,ciepce Of each wan-the Church 70 hh'e hs%.su
To- irisiicou ard tho nation It's pteun4r jurisdiction
n:y,I,ns Nh nan in the supreme Of conscience to
sesk the yuaoe OF the Father Everlsstlng' ChilsuSh
sstesmsuship patriotism not PartsasIip was NE ue
oontyy Tie true Disseminated dldereaees
rot ss pe pst!san that he misM dlflae Out tn1' oe
might unite. TIE partisan was always asA's the qees
don how he shouia ind some ore'iee ~ 'hs n'.on'
structure into which re might insert bis impenohs o
,uetion by which he might bnd mp bus I"We iHe
eulsea The oouugry had been spOi,-sceins la tsd1'
aaa yilciass There wile tv2 classes ~ re's.'s'
sOat Nhe Hi.ls Hie1ssI0ise " consaepee gpd some
who made MERCHANDISE of constitutions 10 divide the
flock and carry away the spcs Or. OSgood proceeded
70 show by Illustrations rom nature end han that me
otaes of differences IL detail made tic cosmos N the
aggregate. The American ides wss toeoinnne bberty
With 0w-to couljne the conscience idea Ell The cqnai
rights OF all and the constitutional idea which de-
tnes tie methods IN nL.oL thOse rights sha1 b" ear
riei oi. Bat soue had taught that compacts wee
good for nothing; that every science Gas 20
Be the iGle and that every mars conscience was
science party and tie Fsf % he otter Of the compact
or.et the tIte principle Of NIFTY In difference Tie!
oig ot tho great aw st light comes By evolution. not
by revolution. Our fathers we're not IN Tie eesracyo
hthcS iSNOt.tD'siosS' INV 'N'S
tley were ia the best sense OF tne term
conservatives. A harden "a upon no heavier than
that wAcb rested 30 the shoulders Of our atbss Inc
Office oftae Christian Statesman NGs Ia unite the differ
ences OF sections. lE poor s;aesnmnship 70 say
destroy TIE Of character peculiar TO the Sorth IN
the snock of battle the OF he North and VI the South
were coning 70 respect each cher than The
ruling motive Of the South bsG been love OF honor,
though perhaps cot true honor. We had thought nosI
OF prosperity The claims Of tsiless we're lere veWel
u. q peculiar manner. Wien a distinguishing citizen
vas a<kod 10 take high posi- n connects n with
the national bnancce he sscned T. ilinA tie answer
suieisGt that nus basness would not permit hiLl 70 ar
cepI tie Office 4 noug tle Rebels We should not fad
such plea for declining Office. We could never accept
NGpoleon's word "eyery hing for the people, and
nothing by the people, eni give NC our American c'
iza.ion our Supremacy OF Conscience and constitution
al order. Fox TIL, NO sLoGd pray TO the Good
Shepherd Of souls draw and teach US the wisdom
of Lila word the heroisn OF is spirit, The uIon Of HIS
children