, 1865-10-06


Latter mir, upon ne who arc old, rrening ue for
glory, and the carly min upon The young, preparing
ihcm TO come On and do better than We have done.
DR.. woncEsrEh.
Dr.. Worcester waa then introduced and spoke
A Indy raid 10 me: ..Ns. 20 and so SAWS that he
docs not telic,e that there was hcahcn cou-
res H., 81, s1d Nho conye1te h,s grandfather,
find alhis grand pa1.nts IN Catholicism: lc, Elm 70
hack about toriy centuries and he will ind all his
iGai as MN Mo l. sacquauted Niih hi.iou Should
cyer inautue that The missionary cauec is IIiurc
or that We had nothing 10 do with scnAEn,. the :os
Father bought BY blood, cent bis Son abro:d iuso
all the earti to save The heathrn from thsir FINS;
and just A. The heashcn were thcn 70 nrc the heath
pcnsa,ion had no, bcrn made for usi And
all your civilization. and sec how We have been
whole Of which, ~ our Trend brother ssusder sa5s,
God would not allow Paul 10 writc fully NIL that
aries nom the preaching Of The t;ospel to The
In the children. and iheir chdrrn's eht1drrn. The
rssye1 Of The Secretary Of this oard came forth In
lsai, Of which vas scniuded by brother Tnsas at
eaco Mas nou here. lie looked over ibis 1snd Across
The Rocky Mountains and considered the future
~h,n civilization won1d coscr. ali This country,
ses ss ''s Th'a III II ssseef ssssf { e ss
preasbcd today never expected 10 stand on
lhtf ground in such clrcutn$ stances. remember
and have klonu for dozen years those wno came
10 my fathers house, and, surrounded by dtScour-
aeementt. thought II happy success tbaI as many
idols TO worship The living God. Hnt around the
cloud OF witnesses urged ls onward by every per-
sls snssten th.. ssn be nr;ed upon the hamsn soul
The r1esidcnt then in,so1ucrd Rc&. Dr. sturte-
tnnt 10 deliver the c.oslng address, who spoke As
Ini.h 10 commence the few remarks shall make
on ihik orcat:on By grateful reminlsccncc. AZ
1ro.t exactly thrcc years sgo. my 1ect siood pre-
wat f!llng ibis ilcl and wc sSrtc assembled. ard
was adyccain. rc<bluIlon TO mcmorializc 1fcsi-
dent Lincoln for p1oelaEatton abosishing slavery
city papers that published The rport OF tho COM
mtttec that horc those resolutions TO President
Lincoln, nlso eontasncd bis Gtst proclamation Of
sns1 ne e sa Ms g s 1ose
over the extinction Of American slavery, Is almost as
sl,oqlc that has grown Old.
with prppricty. about suffering and eeltFtcracee In
the tltfttian work, And hayc sometimes thought
that VIC were in danger of making very unfayo1-
that the people who se1se God, the Chrletiaus OF
the City Of Chicago. arc much impressed With The
idea that they arc scfy suffering tott Of people.
am q TIE Impression that tteir appeasance would
indicate that lhey Hst1s quito comfortably and
,nM c, ~ sne TSEd Is s"ns 9nits EASILY viii ihc.n
md seii4seIoe. Some, M taEius "a ialss % View q ihs
subject, arc ready to 1e NJ II Il ont OF yasia and
improper 10 talk thus; That the language rton,
Which all th,s L borrowed in the NeM! Tesla.
| days Of persecution and Las no sppllestion
to this present TING at si1, and Chrfstllna should
not talk thug. And there arc some ChriFllaus who
have carried Away an ides analogous to that 70 be
eure, they generally hold Thai nan ehould BE- wi.
ling 10 give Up all !os Chris, they teo 10 think
there Il rome special contract by which our Master
viii for the deed and II u not intended 10 lay any
such burden on rs at all. Nos my hearers, my
view Is that this matter Of eeftac1thce is still
ire OF Christianity. Where did Christianity begin!
On sbc aoes, in that mighty spectacle. Before Il
tIe euiliy. The root II thcre and ali else o.