New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
ThanksSivins Sermon By DR.. Adler
The following is an abstract of sermon de-
ivered by the Rev. DR.. Adler Of the Twelthst. Syna

Inc following Is an aDStract OF SERMON uo'
vered by the Rev. Dr. Adler Of the Twelfth.st Syna-
gogue:
And he tina. r.pose good and the land that wa.
pleasant and he inclined his shoulder to receive the oaen
II. Genesis, Xix, L.
After eoquenty exhorting the congregation to pour
forth their gratitude for the many merces and blessings
youchsaed by Almighty God to the people OF this eoun.
try during the past minister dwet upon the pc.
tca questions Of the day. touched briefly upon the sue
four and then enlarged upon that
most brilliant OF all victories obtained TIE 9Th OF NO
yember after blOodless battle On this day. be said,
1.-THE American people again became nation" for
nation is really such only, as an individual il man
only when he is conscious OF possessing free will and
knows how exert it in an honorable manner. Those
who repeat the language OF our European enemies that
nation is not able govern ITSELF doubt IN reality that
we deserve to be called nation, III nation Is in re:
ality nation and possesses VIII or us own that will
ought not only to prevail but shall and must prevail,
for II is a power that nothing on earth can with
stand. The familiar expression, Inc voice OF the
people is the voice of God does not ony Imply mat
The people have keen perception OF right can discern
between the true and the false, tie real ana Tue
SHAM but also that they possess divine anu o''i'
whelming power which OF itself commands obedience
and enforces its authority. On the DAY o' OUT ere
ton, nation raised its voice and interpreting Ie
voice of God. expressed its firm determination IN way
that of it may say the voice OF the Lord s neny
the voice Of the Lord is supreme psalm XXX A. Not
In the storm God not in the earthquake mt ~ was
still small voice which like peaceful gentle ~inn
silently ana malehtlcdIly
its solemn dignied stiffness, spoke louder than III
tones Of the thunder ard lighting OF SINAI: IL pro-
claimed TO the world, BE still and know that an
God" This overwhelming expression OF the popular
will has senced our traitorous opponents and driven
them for refuge into the caves snd rocks fCr sch an
infinite mercy should indee~ be truly thankini 70
Him who sw0ys the will and destnles OF all the nations
upon earth. The Doctor then adyerted IN en-
phstc language to the important results OF trs eahi-
station ~ the popular WILL as eynclng an uhaieIapie
determination to prosecute the war hntii 'ne 80,
I .~vr1af lie
tho resent fever in the natural BODY, ana as
cussed its mode Of treatment. He remarked that the
scientific art OF healing mas always ha IL 10
pretended quacks and empires, who tell You Here II
a sick man whose blood has become excited, whose
pulse beats high: we must give hun cooihg syota.ug
medicines The regularly educated physlehn' .nv
man of wears Of experience ignores and seos az thS
empirical treatment He will tell you that IN ms wa!
You can only temSrarily arrest tue progress OF we
fever but never hA it completely, for i Is nor the
fever which is the sickness for Is mercy one OF s
consequences one of its outward symptoms the real
malady being deeply hidden In the body consuhie an
its energies and vitality. Eradicate the disease VIZ.
and The fever will disappear Here We have an
of the true and ia~e systems applied 70 the troubles OF
our country. Thus the political quacss instead OF an.
pying the remedy to the disease iisei ana iaDoFihg
10 remove from the body the cause iEom whence IL
springs rest satisfied with giving tie patient sooIs'
ing and quoting medicines, and believe they nave e'
fected care when in fact they have only as!ed the
fever for time and eventually II breaks oot again
more ferccy and violently than before. Ihe sc'en'lhc
man. the statesman tells yon we must discover the
root Of national malady aud hayi. iolIG IL ,ea ~
ont FROM the body II Ia. been onndiis name N9dcDy
Remove that thoroughly and tie fever VIII lose us pow
er it, nourshmeni and this unloy Rebellion De crushed
beyond all possibility Of Iesusoitation ihe minister
after .looucn:y aludng to high duties ana prNl'
leges citizens IN conclusion dVet rclDy uloh our
duties re- Jews and admonished his hearers that Their
true interests bound mp in advocating the eteT'
pa inmutabe principles 0. liberty and Tie inaAenape
rlgbt. OF man liz denounced in unsparlng language
tho injuries inflicted by the demneogues WAC selecting
some one Of the Jewish community who has played the
rogue type of the whole race, pass over IN silence
the many good and noble who are an honor TO
their faith if they had existed and be con
demns IL, efforts of certain religion sect who some
time since attempted 20 destroy civil liberty by agi'a'-
the Constitution prescribing State religion for tins
country lie stated his conviction that lsraeis nture
is closely identified with the acknowledgment OF the
rights OF MAJ and universal freedom the fundamental
law of the land and which should be more clearly and
uueqniyOcay expressed IN the Constitution, and more
thoroughly executed throughout the land.