New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

Brown Pbebe Ann Sands and Stephen Taber also prayers
b Up,ergrspb Elizabeth Comstock and Jacob Ben
nett Jacob sdcy Phebe Hathaway and Rebecea Ptergaph
spoke while suppeaons were pat ap ny NJ Weherel ana
Joseph Brown The evening meeting was mainly Tor the
Youth called together by M JessuP who had INC principal
service With prayers by John scott ana Deoorah inoas
were also exercises OF the scholars IN the morn
inc AT the Thryeghhst Mission School and IN the oiter
noon al tie Twenueth Sabbath shco the children IN Doh
cases repeating hymns answering scripture and oher qs
tons with readiness which showed good proficiency pariic'
uary the latter under the charge OF Robert Lndey Murray
Superintendent. ..,,
Samuel BEETLE rose in the morning meeting with All souls
saith God as the soul Of the father so the SOU Oh
the mne and AWFUL sentence which no man can re-
verse revoke the soul that sinDeh II shall dies ana
e die your sins whittier ye cannot come" Now 70
long TO be delivered have glad dings Of great Joy for
saith the Apostle while We were yet sinners CHRIST dlea or
What will all our conviction for avail without ransom
all grooming without deerer our ongngs Tor Tedem p
ton without Redeemer Christ died for ALL and the ofer'
ing accepted most satisfactory thus opening the door
ofreconcaon Some fail TO experience the beneh OF tals
because they look another for help and not
TO Him who took upon himself the ni4uily OF US all lhe
language is, Come ye why wlye der lie VINO now sp
pears Redeemer will day sit as our Judge ana no
from his decisions then be made The summons
now, is Prepare TO meet thy God HAS not ood VS.
tied this people Is not the sword Of the warrior tundrel
God has spoken by Of bis messengers War ana VII no
speak pestlence famine If be Is preparing his aog
men what poor moras DOT Shall We be IKE those
Of old discerning tho face of die say but not the signs OF G
tmes' There Is witness IN oui hearts tha We are et
Come then let together In that solemn hour Nha
shall give in exchange for his soui Let me enIsa
Won to be reconeed 10 Goo and We meet no more on ~
where the wicked from troubling ana the
weary at rest.
John Scott invoked the people that same fountain
which they invited the last day OF the feost ior no
be eved there we're thrsting souls here -
Jesse Hartley urged that the audience should be more Oh
praying people 10 become practically acquainted WIN W.
and living prayer in TIE closet The chamber and III the hed
Eli Jessup spoke Of the subimty Of that prayer uttered ~
our Lord unlike the battle OF the warrior with confused
noise aud garments rolled in blood DO we believe there ~
war in hesyeni That prayer teat W. may W
done earth as II is in heaven fuch had been tue eshes,
and prayer or the churches for more than e years.
would war stiff cesOlate the land
Elizabeth Comstock was exercised account OF the many
and DEGRADED OF this city and quered whether @
visited and the hand Of sympathy aud Kindness eAehusu
the erring Go and brng IN The 5OOO chhureb VINO
receive no Instruction who TO the blessings
we enjoy Are Backwes Island and the prisons sufficiently
the o0iec Of soiotude, TO and visit these all ye
who love the ord for was no, this the language spoken In
asuuch did not unto one OF these ho ones ye n
not unto me-"
guage ofthe apostle My little cdren these things wre
unto YOU that We SIN rot but any sn have ayo-
cate with Father Jesus Christ the righteous He hen
with much feeling aud earnesness drew the comparison be
tween person having suit al law in which much was in-
voyed would employ the best council and bring MS case
before upright aud impartial Judge ard the all important
of the soul at stake Here We have
best and able counsel aud matter how poor ana
unable TO pay fees he pleads silly and his rea
ctua This il Just such case us John alluded 10 whe ne
the children with reference TO their suits before the
mered death bat he bias sent his son our
advocate and 10 have FAIR ana Impartial Trial nov
Of have employed that advocate 10 we not desire
The closing prayer 10y Deborah Thomas Of Baltimore
formerly Of this city who IN feeling manner addressed the
throne Of grace pettonug that souls may TINS night De Oo
unto od and tnat be turned from time II
eternity God impored 10 manifest himself IN the assem-
bes OF his pcople and Of those
revealing himself in love IN Mercy pardon. We
for thy blessing and cannot let thee 30 until thon bs
aud all the praises lips can utter shall be thine both III
Basness sttiues will continue until Wednesday when
public meeting lO ococE viii probably close the session