Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-18


ations, some off-shoots; but may we
not hope that, as the causes of division
pass one by one away, at length ALI
the brethren who have been divided
may stand together in one faith, own
ing the Lord and loving each other
with one heart? {Renewed applause.
A hundred years ago! And aow we
are at the end of this hundred years.
The church, which, at the beginning.
was rocked by the storms of the Rev
olution, has just passed through an
other revolution. The last days of
the century, even more than the first
days of the century, have been agita-
ted by storm and tempest; and in
these last days what a mission it has
been for this American Methodist
! Episcopal Church toperform. / have
had, as you know, some part to bear in
this trying crisis myself; and how Of
ten I have thanked God that the Meth
odist Church throughout all the loyal
land knew only one sentiment-that
of devotion to God, and, under God,
to our country. [Applause.1 But,
my friends, am glad to stand before
you tonight and say how we have
leaned upon you-how we have leaned
upon your Bishops-how we have
leaned upon your ministers--how we
have leaned upon your great people
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| illustration of it In the steady pro-
gress which the nation is making. as
we'll as the Church. in recognizing
the rights of man and the duties Of
man 40 man. TCheers.l We can
not anv longer look mon the face of
anv human being and not feel that he
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