The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-02
tOsnftnssd Jrvn TIE Fksf

n If0p n, Is'UpTT
,o,h Noth and south would have Kept the slave AZ
"a -1, the North to save the rnion--n II could 90
. ,.yet- aud tie south TO pfe,eLye rs
1,al necessities has freed the claw and, Instead If
bringing the punishment on ua be brousht u on be
,outh for no, Till he rot them into tho mlds' Of tho
Red SEA- did he overshem them, and Jerniilcd II.
stand safely on The shore With he retcernei
.,,h.,a .enaeriui no" ,sod had ea,rd ! W ~
oiored race of their RIGHTS provided the south
could come back into the tniCn. Three yenf.~o,
Soulh have conquered two year. 40, had INC south
pronounced that word hsv would have conquered
.Sa aS s nc, . Us ne *. 70 - his p
,ursery, had cut ont tho cancer Of slavery and did
DOT use ehoroiorm 70 desen 70 YAH 70 Us, io1 nsa
mghy reconstruct this mon, the slave we're thor
ughy freed. Tho two parts Of our BROKEN niou are
till In some re,pect> budding defiance To each other
and We can no iDrre bring them togethcr without
iiod's permistnn, than We can stand on the susIcu-
son bridge If NIAGARA and. at VOID. hid CAuasia
and the ini,ed s,aios oIn and cover over tho "a ls
n God had made the var but 30 days insuifeoton
GOT ono Of the measures mhins, slavtY would
have been carried out, but We should probably amend
yur constitution In Its tehaf hut now " tOd's us
,'ce hn tiumphed the negroes are free" Not hoop
-oud he taken oil the cask until " burst ssuu Ter
aud the Fugitive slave law .as one Of the hoIr
shlch had only been brob en- of bv compus on. Ia
Act no measure had passed In favor OF nc blaek
nan except through tompulsion. Even Nhen We
deed the wives and children OF blact men, u Wa
ihfongh compilation II was with NleN 60 lhauco
nlArf men 10 become soldiefH Az thus " hshIy,
and will 10 20 handed down, ior God val not p'iht
,, 10 be nation Of liars aud print the ecord upside
10. n God Hmtef ha, saved III, Bles.ed IL HE name.
The reverend rontlsusn tbcu piopo,ed 70 cshtldot
ru mture property, and IA doins 20 rlHht Ol ou.
Yto,ent opIoriuuity aud fc'ponhh,ity lhH tihnn
lTial OF nations aud nd, iuuHs VA b. oppoitsniUes
and when We ranc ~ individuals 70 consider the
matter should lind that whatever or sue Of com.
mission mght have been, W. should Ind our rteAteb
sin 10 cons a. IN our and NEGLECT Of opportunity
Until this rebellion NehAd no opportunity totnir ere
9Th slavery N vn not In the EHd, Hut thfi-tlnn
,eao ers taught that u 10 the bond to Keep the
blaok man eave. lie hoped r. God these .emheTs
you'd zee the iufainy and lcIcdn.'s Of 'uch
bond boioro they died. Voc, Amcng nut
they you'd 1t IN eternity tod had bIouth ~ Ne 10
oensidef all men equal, 10 know that government de
sivod M pes er fon lhc consent Of the COVE nn.ont,
and that xe had no right make slaves VI O1hcis.
God had nov given cAte-blRnche 10 our nation, He
bad given her the oppoi tunity of writing upon that
parchment the chAmctc u fCodOfn aud u We DID
GOT embrace that opportunity, tod only could take
vengeance upon us, and II wo acted ~ leiofe' aud
mhde millions Psfiah race for the sake OF other mil.
lions then would he indeed punish us es nation.
-Four millions we're slut down In this save ship. and
)uf tectetary OF state had proclaimed that the sAuI
u the youth would be The same alter the var ~ To-
lore. The government have now the Torcr OF do
.dinE for the cooIed race; eau refuse TO ndnit any
southern state back In the mon, which refuses NO
black hh NIGHTS no. should n state NOusiltutun 10
accepted with thr infamous word "whilc' in it, This
last day should 10 observed in fackcOih aud ashes by
all. The greatest result Of the rebellion q, that
sc now have I,UpLWO Of citzenetgkcn partially from
lndsr the feet Of their 'o.met oppfessofs The law
aow Purged North CaTtll "a from her rebellion, but
still the negro was thiCNu INTO the mill and ground
jovn, because he WE reiused the right 10 vote
ihe Jaws Of hell by God's mcrcy-ttill engaged not
"a tho work Of tCcoustiuctiou but In binding down
The blncks. Was this "malicc TO none, charity 10
ALL determination to DO what ia rirht, . tod eivcs
IL to see the right WA this the lc hry lett by
tre,identi that We IeNMuel rebellion BY refusing
those who Hsslstod ur In Ovo throwing 1.-THE rrnt "a
voter All, no; such was never the legacy len us hy
that good man. 1ne first exercise Of such pivieee
70 the whites would De TO unmpe the blach under
their ieet He would not ai 10 rprlk this " IL los,
him his congregation, or II the whole city were
-Ci ltm Al a.
81 the rebels, and cay ado with him IA you please
only do 1t scco ding TO the Constitution" lie had
mind TO take the words OF the dying Booth ,ee.s
Useless" and m sure q. tod was In heaven III
hand OF the Government would lie pIlsed a
lootht vn.if they, tfnnnlcd on these POOR back
tApplnusel. II tho Government would thus look OF
In sheuce, while such sin being cOnsummAted
u would he guilty OF great Gin, and u the people
looked on, they were equally ilty and the Alniirt,
soud RAln rise IA vengeance. such would he til,
.nevHpe .snit 81 ieiI,ins me negro me re ht q
This vas our time for effort Tor asitaton, tor earnes
rayer for compassion Tor the poor, the oppcred anc
me child on Of the needy. Let us be up and doing
and not permit the nation TO drift. God enable US v
do 90 to The glory Of his great name.
The Rev. gentleman announced his intention I,
yursuo the subject on SUNDAY evening. lie then Of
erred up an earnest prayer that God would show nj
our guilt and enable TO DO justice to those mion
d our fellow citizens who had recently been ireet
rom bondage.
ct. JoHN's ouAPfL tEriscorID.
The Rev. s. H. Weston, preached the sermon her
from Psalm xxxvii-l9
"They shal not DO copfounded in tho nerIor
time
After abiding to the occasion which called the con
creation together, and the emblem. of mou-nln
which were on every housr, in consequence Of IA
tad event, the Rev, gentleman ,Iotc o. the rrnyr
tie MARTYR, NJ the futulo Mecca to which the pr rir
h3m the down-irodden OF all iands would throns 10
a A hlaNIH. Ia n.
erpoctedly and which was 20 disastrous 10 the eau.
! meant to serve 80 harmless to the great c,use i
the dethce OF which the victim died. hlch 20 stun
nod the senses and made the heart OF humanity a
over the earth beat more quickly than the death {
any other man ever did must, In the Providence {
must be unbelieyinf indeed who did nc
r IssVsp md,, ,p M so 4S hand Of God: v
Gus d'spensnuon Tut re may mqui = il theiV IL no
mnoh "a II to ch9stcn our grief aud enable Ne to say
II " the Lord let linn do what eeene,h flo iii
sooi" lie next alluded TO the Iesth of The pcs
dent In the zenith q his fame, a. occurring at tol
unale TIM lor IN the ensuing Jour years OF toll h
hOuld nave Teen more than mo tai n he sAye no OF
,tnce. Few ever do, OF probably ever viii, lie .
h'shy honoed and this may have leon ma rCwaT
soo an ia,6t sefanl Dins =, s tnr Ms dpr ~
com did, too, with forgiveness on HE lip- and N
sssn phsn.h ~ ns hand ~ the close d the mo
wy Ae aN AT 10 coNeciournrts ot he houuft vo Al
"n a ~ patty ammo tiles e"o forgotten. n
lou re ship OF st,tC came out Win co'ris M in
."s va IN 5AnSet Of GU do inc in the tramendo,
ol We f'htiluu 81 l,,, trhinl in he co1. A.. a
ol lalb hstc, oronstiuctiou mi NJ inVr lo, ~
min. ,Ii,,.''".'e then even suhueGiton, but a
men whu eItnsushod BY erei Ri
IAN n.nhd tie MARTYRS tomb thai thr
49, oio,ne.s anu Who shall .gy mi. va, n,
efsch,iM 70 me aA!'nns wrltrru David wss n,
Ielmnled TO ,nih hopsc 10 ,oi, ard solomon nv
hs ,enp e. Moi,, loi tie chhG.cn ii isnci ii. on,
VIC Nhtethesa' bul Joshua cuuuu,teI tLru, a., Al
promised ihnd, iust a, our Ju iu ira r',n 20 u
nm iesS ns INTO lA'a howiug .h miF and hone
OF q Il In tins sHi tveUI rs Il IA, Ln, Nv W
t t,isifioh-, lake ne case OF EurNud alone. no
thsIhhd's an eco uents We had a NH a. 90, ~
rymplthy In our struggle ! G,SWo 'AlVe' ~
has been occurring US ior yeas Oh the nu no. q
shVeiy winch va her own r q, ious ler @ K. .
nNod y ne SINCERITY, and cur 70 h received a.,
rhOCk when Ne luMnl b. her cnnlnNL NM n..-L-. : =.