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49,, .,a nd .,r 10 in.us,r,. . bloody con.

nj bfyond picceueut,. ttPrtinilJ
inf changed and this change has been brought about
by heir sympaihy for ne In our great sorfow, which
Ia, done more to .0ften resentment than would yenfs
OF time. There 10 little danger Of war nos ard the
blood Of Abraham Lincoln Wa the peaee Onorng That
ayorted IT,; The reverend gentleman, IN continuation
Of the subject said that the royal family md the
s,,es hsd alrsys beon our iteadis,s irend,, snd
bic than hsd the policy Of Htitth sstesmen. ihe
,pease, proceeded, in the th plAro 70 say thai me
before the civilized world rhoLrh d.,svoved by the
majority Of the insurrens, the NeiRht Of ne orpfoDT
um rested on the rebellion, and 20 mon'trous crime
drew all eye. upon u.s. our being thus subjected
W tclutiny II never before encounleIed' AND ms
all asked. The report OF tho ss'as.in', .eip1n
round tho sioe foused dormant justice
from her indo nj ref,te, aud TO the victorious tut
weeping North there comes aoto,, tho sca the yer.
the North did not Invoke The dread ordeal of var.
They we're reluctant to sooopt the gage Of battle 20
rpred, 90 like horrible drtam-the province te.o-
lated the pryatons endured, the hcc.otnhs slain.
tho sens Of thousand, muha'ed FOR lie, the vidoss
and orphans made, the sorfowtul eigflngs Of tho II.
one pn1g and dGnI ssqSr me p.SI o. "a hs-
that human arithmetic can cnnner'tc-o nl this,
the World vii declare and hisiory confirm, the yef'
diot-Not rlilty, before Dod and man
ntoADwAY TABrRSActr.
Attic Bfoadsay Tabernacle, corner Of 3ith street
and Broadway tho Rev. DR.. Thompson delivered an
Grafton on "Ar Lncon's Administration a. an epoch
| In history, and the hingGom OF Cod"
HE text from second Chronicles, AANN, 20,
2s "lieTe the rest OF the scts Of Josiah, and his
oodness accord az 70 tAai hich Nas written IN the
lay OF the Lord And his doed. met ana lvt, be
hold they arc uritua Ia the loOf Of the knss II
| lsfAol and judah"
Tie 'Cst oommcmoia alton Of good and worthy man,
snld he Rev. gentleman, il the snpe record Of hi.
goodness, and Of his deed. The individual passes
| from the struggle, hut his docds pas. Into
@ccn, sos FS. 'sn ~ 'hH sy we s S
| he for a time, will at lvt le forgotten; hat the
measures aud iufucncea he Instituted will remain
and bear nuts. Ihcte moral Influences wore not
dstinruished 20 quickly, or - Clearly by Abn,h IA
| Lincoln q many pcron. Imagine, In the administ n
| ton Of Aiihb. IL vindcWinr his Official cuu e on
| slavery, he said: =" az empt no compliments TO ny
o~u "a. aeity; have not controlled events, but
| events have controlled me" In urrinc on Congf ~
| ~ 1852, hs scheme Il emancipation, tho depart ed
i1cs dtht also .Ad We cannot CscAp' history. HE
evidence and the trials thIolrh whIcn W. p.,s III
h. do-n Ia honor or diehcuor to the
latest generation. We ray We are Tor the mon;
thc world " I'M not o-let VIC pay IT, We knor how 10
rave IL the world knows do know how TO save It.
Thus We hold the power, AM have tho responsib l,y
In giving freedom 10 the slave We ,hall either hoby
! taSe, OF mcNnly lose the Dtst. Other menn5 may
tuCc cd this me,ufe cannot fail the way IL pJHsi-
bic, generous and Just and the world will ever np-
| pl,ud 1t. A year latef emancipation came - has
own acs, IN say he did not orr. uAlly cOnt' upa'c
hut events controlled him, and HE Ceci,io and by
a stroke OF hls pen Abraham lincolh not only pa'Fcd
INTO history but he made history Tor himself ava OI
| the nadon. lie uade u nov epoch ior mrnki"r, anf
often been debated whether man makes etss, or eas
make men. The Iesl TACT IL, there IL Lac and a
path shaped for hoth,they ave reciprocal Agreht ruler
| cailnoi shape the world after his own pattern he
must work in accordance with the p.tvaillng ten
aency OF ne ae he mu,t shape out 81. pam a, best
| event 40 as Awers 10 he ieady 20 pe iorn wat
seemed to 10 his duty. MANY eooi ctuio Ia Loot
through the want OF great man 10 throw las weight
| into the scale, and docido the balance. lie satched
10th radical and conservative, and heard 10TH and
afterwards judged what 10 do, and what 10 LOT.
tear but when q question admitted Of no
onser delay, he throWei his weight and iaeul-
| % epl la u2u llIphOulk
"f the examples Of the past we're not lot the pie emit
he sreatne.s Of Abra ham Lincoln VA in the iaet
that ne could discern the tendency oil affairs and ~
,hspe events accor dinry; and the Wonderiul events
his VII has Getci mined hs made his administration
senu' pHn said lie would call attention TO a lew iscts
.hch had marked the lsdom OF NJ. lincolns admin.
lsustion between the line OF fire with which the val
oreled, and tue Inc OF blood with which II closed
AZ The commencement Of Abraham Llncoin's PIe''
denlia career, lie manifested little peronal Interest
In the questions with which he was surrounded but
mthe woik proceeded his interest grew more and
more personal, until at last he said TO the lrt,t be
NV atsAh NE picture OF Emancipation, " am nos
satshed thA PROCLAMATION was the centra act OF my
adnlnisf.tlon, and the central act Of the 10Th CEN
tuly, there he recognized the hand Of God The
aam ni,ttation OF Nj Lincoln made an epoch By hi,
consolidation OF nationality under dCtnocratIc form
Republics which once existed in KomS an,
IA f4once, with the Amer can Re,ubllc d
the pses,nt day. showing the cause Of their ingt9
blnt anu OF our pse,cnt strength through the h,
standardization Of hr. Lincoln. The tine / ga o
nationality, in its completenes. Wa an nndiviis
people. 1he Italian. iii poke one Nn,uw. bu
heIe was no nationality until the petty tyTants err
oNeilhrorn by Victor Emmanuel The founding 0
Nationality on Democratic principles was one OF thl
grandtst works Of Abraham Lincoln, and one vhicl
marked tho trst great epoch in his history. Aito
dNeillng at length upon the admin ittraton OF Mr.
, Lincoln, tho reverend gentleman concluded bl
saying The final admnistraton OF Mr. Lincoln ha
biouHht ioIlh another manifestation OF the kingdom
OF God. II thoIc had been one truth ham ed dow n
nom Che commeleement Of the war, 1t wa
,hiunS f.Om it with dread Not the TT S III
SSnn 'l ma mo, mean to 20 to Ssra t,b bat ont
taken us In hand For hat eid vle South Try to q
9 cc.e 10 soeure slavery Tor Mate rights, and
a guarantee those institutions tor ever. For what di
: W enter into the war; snpy 10 save the Cniof
The Government had no idoa OF interfering Wit
Greeley II tLoTe be those " no would not save ii
9 non without slavery he de;uoyed, | do not aeio
ins an, ..ye. '% Wo sI ,he non T'htst ne,
+; ni,Ss that he announced HI. intention
I ieue the emancipation PROCLAMATION. We
, twenty months before, he uyU,ci his il
di,cclJ or indirectly, but ctrcumstance. had chs
ed, ana the slave was made heuccforth io,rV,
0 NEE. lie hal alAays e-sruei slavery III. A nor
wone anG theoo'e hal 'ou1ht to prevent Its spi en
by CUunning 1. within cett.ln lIuth. aal thu lp
tenIng iiu dcst.uctou Ia ms civil olce he had /
p, ifht to Interfere with slavery m the S,atcs ht
when the stie iticllrd II " = lie duty 10 rnai.,a
th to'tlnm, Mt und tie q on, AMI vi ea he found
noe,ssaT ~ strike aown r1vc.}, ~ ortcr 10 save Il
l. ..uh no hltG 70 GUsh VIII Uua ll0N, ia tie .aii
y OF JUS Ice und h tho t-yo. q ..iu ht,. ,ioI q f.,
= u vas GO ANA " H'd ihH was directing ia,pgm
"a lllt +'' ''t ne " ltnpunt. De lu. the tJ Al
, NHs rtau Op,e to Christian ia, oua 10 p1ttriit
y Hud HuoN' 49, 10 tod, 10 nom he would have q q IN
u 10 fClatf al account OF hs ,cluus. HE pIrs .ic
once s'.h II kNcs NE attic cUuCe.n ht, I.cr a
lori t on our SIDE 10. know tA' l.o.I IL alN as
IN tiuu uI lnr usut, nut y gives me g!tlt cuu,rr
and my pfa, ctz n.t alu q, that ny country suAl
y ca the IOIus side" MAY hat he a,Bays Jur p ay,
y 1UIGTl-gouRIh srRiar uroHMED uurcu ,nua,I
h The cong .eeation of Trinity NJ. l.. Church uuit
c with the II, u. Church, Res. Pc st.y Acs, pact
. to Commemorate the vutIcs and the death cur
e lanenteu P.esident After the preliminary 70 vic
n 10.