New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
THE REBELLION.
Services at the Broadway Tabernacle IN
Memory Of all who have Fallen in De-
Tense Of the Country.

| But few days ago the Thanksgiving service
for nation saved and peace restored was celebrated
In the Church Of the Tabernacle and last evening
another service in memory OF that nations martyred
dead the conquerors Of It's peace was celebrated IN
! the same building. Long before the hour announced
for the Of the exercises the sacred edi'
fee was densey packed. At u O'Clock il almost
impossible to reach one Of the doors and few minutes
later the sidewalks thronged with ladies aud gen
temen who had arrived too late to participate in the
ceremonies. immediately behind the reading desk
were gracefully looped the National co!ors. AT q.
o'clock the exercises commenced with a voluntary on
le organ at the conclusion OF which were sung selec.
| tons Nos. g. aud 5. from Mendolssohns Hymn OF
| l'raise.
Reciave-sng We praise al yo redeemed ths Lord re-
deemed nom the hand OF the foe from your dsresses from
deep aicon who sat in the shadow Of death and darkness
All that cry in trouble the Lord sing praise give
ye THANKS, proclaim aloud His goodness -,
A-fle couneth all your soIrows in the time Of need. He
comforts the beeayed with his regard Sing praise, give
We thanks, proclaim aloud bis goodness
ChorusAl We that cried tho Lord In distress and
deep affection lie coun!cth al your in the time OF
reed
Duet and Choru-I waited for The Lord lie inclined unto
me lie heard my complaint blessed are they that hope
and trust in the Lord.
| ". Funeral March, on the Organ
vi Chorale no 10y, from Mendels.ohn OfOrio of st.
Paul
| Seeper. wake a voice is calling
1t is the watchman on the walls,
Thou city Of Jerusalem
For 10! the Bridegroom comes
Arise and take your lamps!
Halelujah! Awake III. kingdom ia at hand!
! Go forth 70 Eieet your Lord
| The Rev. DR.. Thompson then delivered discourse
the Of the late war; the principles at stake the
sacrifices which were made and the glOriOns results
with which il is crowned, abiding in the most touching
manner TO the heroism. tho devotion the hdehty oil
those who laid their lives the altar OF their country
He reverted 10 the landing Of the Pilgrims on Ply
mouth Rock. They lad crossed thousands OF miles oil
ocean landed iuhOsptable shore endured suffer
| ing and misery and want. all for o principle. Our
fathers who fought for their colonial Independence In
Tie revolution suffered and died for principle
They set out on the broad platform Of the equality
| Of man, and wien they came 70 frame u
Constitution permitted 100000 slaves 70 live be-
meath it, When the last war commenced the President
of the United States asked for 900 and 100000
men to restore the Union as 1t was. But the great
Father IN Heaven asked you willing to give 500
900 COO aud coo 600 to give liberty 10 the world
And By and nv the President TO that great hight
of grandeur, and he and the people answered yes And
soon they came from each New England village tramp
ing rsnpng, through the busy streets treadng ihcr
way across the prairie and streaming down nom the
mountains OF Ohio and Vermont.
The student left his studies for the love Of country
was greater within bis breast than the love Of know
edge. The young man left his betrohed at the altar
or offered his the altar Of his country and
rushed TO she battle. We owe them eyerything-home
country and liberty; but more than AL we owe them
glorious inspiration 20 hsrOism for truth and right
and justice. We can never repay these mel, but We
impress the debt Of eternal gratitude the minds
OF children and let ioat down through corr
We can raise monuments and tablets OF bronze
and marble IN them in every town and
village and blend their names with everything that 10
good and noble digBiGed and great When the stats
ties OF this war come 70 be printed the result viii
asiouish many here and the other side 81 the water
II will be found that 90 per cent Of the who filed
the ranks Of oar volunteer armies were American OIL
zens and Americans born. lADplagsel They went to
war for a principle. and were. until within very
late period moi nercensries The disconrss was
listened 10 with deep attention, which was however
frequently interrupted with prolonged applause. Tho
exercises concluded with the following part u tie
programme,
VII. ode 0uisr-f v.te.) Words By j. :. Dwight.
Manly and ferie. pure and noble hearted
~, .lr days 81 peaceful youth and beauty
swc~ter than uesce. days. OF year,, j. Freedom,
Thought our brave heroes
Wars Wild alarm drove sleep from every pillow.
Sllsrry, ramprli. sialked athwHt the broad land!
Prompt. = the call o. country and OF egiy,
Flew tie brave heroes
Da-ly the clouds hung DER donb'fnl conflict;
Ont ,1oue fhe Tslib0g.-LIBEHTr 10 AL AtS
10 now couuiry grand enough 10 die ior
Peace 10 oar heroes.
Rear We Tor them cold .epulehrsl marble
Fresh ln our hearts their very selves are living
Dear~r AID nearer now, syef loved aud chersned
Risen IN gory.
tx. Prayer.
X HalIelriah Chorus frou Hlndsi'. Messiah.
Haleulsh for the Lord God Omnipotent fcisneth-ILr
kingdom OF this world b-cC the kingdom Of our Lord and
OF lis Christ and lie stall reign forever and ever King Of
kings. and Lord Or l0rtl.
Nl Bencdiction.