New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17

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lenency toward the Rebel chiefs should not Dc a.
flowed 10 enter into the policy OF our Goverhnen.
But in all these events, we shond recognize o lbs
of God pointing Us higher aims and nober ssues-t
teaching the great Lesson OF DEATH nom Wnien w.
Ewere 10 deuce meanings even vet more auspicous iv
our future glory After expressing the hope mat n
suceessor of Mr. Lincoln oud be guided By the saneI
prccepts Of wisdom which had dlstngQsheu NE pte
dccessor and invoking blessing and the sympathes
OF the nation upon the bereayed widow ana orphanedS
EchAren of the Martyr Chiean, well ms expressingI
conviction that the ongoppressed eyeriahiui ana
kloyal blacks would long be accorded inc privilege
freemen Dr. Cheeyer brought his markedly eoquentl
sermon to conclusion. During the services he readl
the Governors proclamation, changing the day whchI
had been set apart for jnbatlon into one OF mourngs
Land PRAYER which listened 10 with profound aten
alton.
q CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAyIEK.
This church was crowded to overlooking, andi
the sermon Of the Parish Priest the Rev. f. Layr0mel
ment of the hour He spoke OF the President as bengl
one the few great men Of the age combining wisdoD
tygor and plain, common sense with an almost snpfe
cedented candor magnanmiiy and Kindness OF near
and deplored his death as not Only national but al
world wide calamity and expressing the nope tnht an
fequa confidence and zealonsness would De Des,o.tu
upon his that had ever been accorded To incl
Edeceased chicftnn. There were representatives. OIL
many foreign nations In this congregation Inc irsh
|iman, the German, the Frenehma1 the Swiss, the|
SIaian was there but upon face did we discover hei
trace of anything but profound regret at the erriDel
Irrational tragedy at Washington.
HEBREW OBSERVANCE OP TIE EVENT.
At the Broadway Synagogue on Saturday,
Fthe Rev. Mr. IsaRcs briefly and feelngy addressed incl
speaking Of the dreadful calamity that
had bealen the nation in the foul murder OF lts good
wise and beloved Chief Magistrate and the great
statesman Of the age Mr. Seward There was no lover
tof his race no lover Of liberty but would profoundly
Vmourn the countrys loss At the moment when tnel
rpubc gratitude ascending to Heaven for the brill
liant prospect Of peace and united country the PopuI
lar heart was stirred TO its depths by the painful
tdngs that the beloved President had been cruelty AZ
sassinated He would not attempt to pierce the iuture
so dark and gloomy In this moment of national calan
tty In the hands Of God the destiny of the nation
h He then offered mp impressive prayer that COD
twoud bless the United States be with the people In th'l
Etheir hour of trial. and direct the mind ana eounse
tof the successor Of Abraham Lincoln that be might
tsafely pilot the ship Of state through the pers andi
storms that threatened IT, During the address the con
gregatiOn yisiby affected, ana minister anu auu
Etory moved tO tears. =,
At the synagogue In Twenhst most feeling alusonI
Swss made 10 the subject by the Rev. Dr. Adler
and similar exercises took place ia the Thirty fourth 81
ESynsgogue the Rev. DR. Eaphall pastor We under.
sstand also that at the Nineteenth ST. Synagogue ana
bthoso in Attorney, Fourth Norfolk and Chnionst
there we're marks Of respect shown 10 the memory off
Sthe late President and prayers were uniedy offered M
view of the dreadful occurrence
d MISS HARDIY0R AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
Miss Emma lIarlingc gave lecture yester-l
fday afternoon at Cooper Institute upon tho subject Of
-FOUR great national calamity which was largely attend
ed by an apprccia;ve and earnest audience Ia thes
peculiar vgo Of her style she paid glowing cnogy toF
the deceased Cheain and elOquently argued that n0k
Iony the immediate assassin guilty, but all thel
leaders Of this Rebellion, which, begun in dupclty
Hypocrisy and covert yainy. fifty ended with mel
kcowardy knife Of the assassin. she, Deveftheess
view ed he whole affair In the broad, comforting hght
Fof pro,denial dispensaon; said that the Rebels hadt
really lost their best friend In Mr. Lincoln ;'beieyed
that apart from personal individual regret Tor TIE oss
fof noble statesman and man. the Union was moreE
tbenchited than tho Rebellion; and concluded bys
assuring her audience that at least President Lincoln
Immortality was glorfed in this his marty rdoH. Ihek
fdrif and purpose Of Miss Hardipges Argument WASH
that the entire war was work oi fro'ldenoe tha,t
Abraham LincOlns special mission being accomplishing
din the triumph Of tho national arms Providence saw
that his Kind heart would not permit him 10 hang quteE
REQ many traitors az would secure our country against
future kebclions and disposed VI him through thcy
instrument of the Rebellion itself for bis historical i'm
amortality and for the place Of serner ess leFciul
successor.
ALL Souls CHURCH, TwESTIgrH-sT.
n The attendance at this church was immense, i
and the building drnped in mourning The sermon6
was BY the pastor. the Rev. Henry W. Bellows ID d.
from the ten, In John xvi. Z DIR. Bellows in ,heE
Ecourse u his sermon paid worthy tribute 10 theb
thcncyoent kind hearted and cnicnt MIXTURE OF Presr
fdeni Lincoln whom he termed the Peoples choice andt
the negroes idol and who held the place in thet
hearts Of the people Washington. lie lost his hieE
IN the very u rcapng the lauTes of yicloy
and being crowned with the chapet Of peace He Was
{equay martyr To his country the soldier who per
work with his ne.
lie said thst Mr. Stewards declaration to him whitley
gn Washington that the President was the best MANI
The ever knew the most expressive words that
could be paid TO his character Dr. B referred to the
feeling terms. he spoke Of him Is the Ncsor IN the
neoun.els OF the Nation ana hoped bis life would be
lsparcd 10 bis country. DR. Bellows In conclusion,
tpraycd the Lord strengthen and gudo the Prest
dent in tie ing duties which he Is called upon 10 per
rfofm.
REV. DR.. CHAPiS's CHURCH.
Long before the hour announced for divine
seryice take place at DR. Chapns Church yesterday
morning every available inch Of ground occupied
The rush OF people overwhelming, and hundredsH
unable to lind even standing room had to leave IheH
church exterior and interior draped IN black They
anthem Teach oh Lord Ia number our days that we
may apply hearts 10 Thee. sung by the choir ID
next penitonta psalm given out by DR. Chaplin, thenE
hymn No. 60 after which prayer was offered by Dr.
sChapn. In solemn and impressive words he alluded to
,the great calamity which has fallen upon US. and IN
yokcd blessing him who has been so suddenly and
called to fill the high position of ruler on
hs nation At the close Of an eloquent ande p0Werfuk
discourse on the the Resurrection then
Life he alluded in touching accents, which deeply
moved bis hearers % the sad event which has taken
place. He sketched the character Of our lamented
president az a great aud good man. Though be would
not charge the entire Southern people with participa
|ton atrocous crime yet he would say that then
feeling which nsgated the same that promptedE
1.-THE firing on our national flag at Sumter Applause.
He thought be could safely say that there not man
North who would steal behind Jefferson Davis and AIM
IA murdcrous blow at him.
j BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.
The Broadway Tabernacle Church was flledR
Yesterday morning time before the regular hour
'fOr service 10 commence, and many were unable TO oh
,tain admission. The pulpit, the choir and organ gal
Merry were draped with the livery of The Rev DIR.
Thompson wore badge of mouining did also many
members of the congregation In the services preced
hug the sermon the Rev DR. Jonas King, who has becn
sfor 80 years missionary at Constantinope. olercdy
sprayer and In q few remarks alluded the feeling OH
isoow that pervaded the land when news came OF then
Pdeath of Washington aud like gloom with which 1t
Inow oyerspread The Rev. DIR. Thompson, taking orN
thls Psalm xyii;i6 a., delivered very mpresslyex
discourse many in the congregation being affected to
TEARS II might be said of Abraham Lincoln IT was