, 1866-10-29

Washington IN the new country. In 1891 when |
the agitation Of religion and state Rights began !
she asserted The doctrine Of the sovereignty Of
tie untted Statea Of America, and not Of the |
States. When our wat came upon rs she was the |
very asst to send to Mr. Lincoln her allegiance |
and support OF The Government. She, ha. been
Up Of her great founder thu. slavery vas the SUM
Gf all sillalfes. Sic has In hcr discipline made
rue to e3ps membe5 who should buy I'm snd sen sel
band this immense territory comprised
BY tic Northern States against slavery: such has
s1 sr 91 anises IT, haye IL
amy. Over ons hundred thousand Of her mem
hers lave been there: Mc1nhers Of her church
ssdtc-In lhc-fear' mcu. The grcst President said
she md sent more men 10 the dc1d. more n1rses
The t9 hsasn sa sn fmy
lott. Ste put her hand IN tha. Of thc Republic TO
VA e., 1s suss TO S FSs tas
sssRsn!a5s' 5eas @ have upea se to
cons 81 pans u nc arc oss st NEE he
been IN The p.st. If tnis world BE- ever conquer.
anss se og boov 10Y Sssa s
Church IN England and the Church In America
oou and chat over the eanc evening itemf. md
90 was sending his augels csesy~here. tiai all
might remember the Lambs bride.
c1AnK srnKE7 cnrRon.
Rev. DR.. Scott, delegate from the Irish Con-
brauons In Anerica, delivered sermon yester-
DAY mo,niDs, In the Clark Street Methodist
;, The tc1t Was from the .4sth Palm, the sth to
The nth Verses inclusive.
In the exordium. the apeaker reviewed the ola
nss"ss Is SHADOWS economy sss t, 1ps, pssteoai, I'D
merely pTeaensa!!ys Of the bette! thlngs which
we'll understood BY tic 5ew himself, and accounts
for his rigid sdhtrenee to bis eRtlus and his love
and Devotion to The Holy City. FL say the at@h
into lhe noty Of Holice, ana in Ill symbolic
scene. he faw the barrier between God and man
broken down and communion with The Eter.
Itrael we're laid upon The head Of The
ecapeEoat, aud htonc1nent for the people mada
y blood he way taught thnt .hesc !. psnehsiy At
israel loved Jerusalem well. Her sona nnd
% onref asus tae n oa
they were in strange land. Shall We, then, TO
whom i was @ Evsn t9 see ths o;e o. sl;a sloH-
glory less in the heritage, which has been lcfs US
| Ey Jesus. our Savior and Elder Deolbct!
To show that .hc Methodist Church was part
Of The universal church oi God was The FIST ILL.,
vision Of The discourse.
THIS was evident from The fact that the church
| IL every age has heen bult Npon the same foun-
dists have grounded upon this rock. They have
ntytr pl.ttd before the trembling sinner any other
hope lhan Chzsss, aud Him etuclaed. Upon tnts
basis they haye sndeasofsd so rear sspcrsT95s
could not h. consumed they lad always insisted
s % e s o Fl o l. vlsas,
Such WIS tue purity ana intensity Of faith anon.
The Methodists tl,.t, should ,ts pulpit prove re.
Souia ;ebaEe g T asshes ana
lie second topic vas ihe Split of our praise to
Tic jews ftaiscd God at regular pe:lods in the
sYnsEagues. But when grand national md IS sol
cmn occasion was to be celebrated, The priests
JndsL playing upon Instruments, and !ht pcepls
Of 1srnet, would ma:rh IN. n lone
and szasss aEagas se! hS Joy nd rs ;
10 thc Lord Of Hosts. In this spirit We shou!d
cclllrasc ihe centenary Of Me,hoafsm. EverJ
ba hSs sa oM S,reay W ,sa M Ra RS had an aiss
blessed rs with e1ea: blessing.
Tie concluding point wss tho obligations roat
eRss r. e pa sfe to es esk s oeunns
eeea ' a6d nourtated the plant, and brought It ii
ii-t1aneris IL TIM IN iii hsEds in accomplishing wha
speaker stated that he had come Tor fhe .parpos
] 01 aSts1uE iNEN AH8lSlAUEG III LuE e1ubt u
jebt. it wa from thst country flat Mctho
dfsm was transplauted to America: II
Meibodists contributed moro ia thsiT ehurehe
ttan the more wealthy NethoaisIs Of England.
ireland, only fourth of them were paid by th
past tst Of tho ifish Methodtsfs supported ali II
! rest. ireland had suffered nlnch. and an appet
10 Amcncau MeshodIsta for assistance woul
surely not be suffered to pass By unheedcd.
Centenary services Sa Wefs Sh heid in Grace Methos
dist Episcopal Church in the forenoon and IN th
evening. Inc pastor, Rev. o. Il. T;,'anY. d. D.
Il e on ysy
ism" in which he Traced muel. OF the growth an
educational ptosress Of our. country, as well .
IF RsaoSa RsaSSll IL sowea d. hs Ia. Y;
The usfs Of he people, hsd eyer retained aE, A.
a d hd e.. 'sa aaRa asRSaF hsoasa se fna 5
> institutions nsd been largely Indebted for SUI
: port and successful maintenance, The churt
had not only increased n members bnt IN veal
been felt as m important power and exercised aco
! trolling influence IN our national affairs. Me1ho
muny ira nd Il Eeeane e ay VIZ tie @ chrs Gu
pnbllc tO freely lend e aid In this ausp!cfons sc
= son Of the chusch's history, 10 extend lis pow
Il lie evening ecrsiees gr; Tlsany lnttodnc
!. LOT don, England, who bad visited this country
M Mf. SeSnhnr M M ihen add5essed ths
!, lion Of The iiish Me,. odist Church. u. had 9
nsaiaS | ssn neta aeea taeee.s ii Ss Icy ws!a
>, scott and III tse iiamcntetl Esv. il: Wallace. y
d s sonsS'nr h es1 paeesyrie uoa H. W.l!sce. Vi
g nltes >. Brief xojearn Al The West, tel yses
lie cinnatis in con eonseTseacc "a OF his removal, b. s
T. McArthnr( wss placed IN sery, unexpected |
=, s,tion; and naa 70 tate lsrcer shars Il The wo
"a owe: 10 this Country to congratulate the Amcric
Me,hoats's and bear TO theua The isa,ezs.Al rene
IL 6Innees OF The Ercthrcn IN Ireland. The ~
Methodists bad set apa,t tho dss. Sunday Of +
n. Mo,tl for praise and thanksgiving in beaslt
st the church In America. The speaker referred
n the recent k1snEglc now Lappiiy ended IN re- Z
ca terminated in The abolition d slavery anil
<. now not single slave existed where TIC An
naea e9 g. hs shs a
I'd iniiuenec t q iionan Caiheilcism. IL regie:
he er csorts made 10 establish TIC C!ristian re}izi
I'd II the game amount Of esancc1istc labos
na been bestowed upon Ireland as upon sCotft
, very efficient aspect At tho present =
= When John Wesley Visited Ireland M ssn be found
IN country In S1oss dassncss n tnG Soash thS ";
+ aads's.y 81 va soS r ii Ssss;assss.
assi N s ia
rst tide of ropery, and prevent It from overss:e
oi Ing The land. The population Of Ireland q p
nd nnd halt Protestant. III Ulster the Roman Ca,
e, lie popla,ion bears proportion Of 50 pet &c
b. In Muns.er, " per c-nt. and in ConnauShs 81
rats: England contributes. to iis supl
It S15n,(Co annually. and the Epiecocal Chnrct
e so il lSS tsss
ses i,cncy Is create hostility bctxsen tae clergy
';iseS S sneaker faa 3ns' We Sss
ad t.nisa In % tss ea!a %Se'e Of Ifel.na n+ s
Of clergy. Al presen, !he clergy Of tho establis
or church arc paid by the landlords, and are there
shc richly endowed. rreshyte1iens ase psinsip
nj Church stands aruos, entirely alone In Irel.n
ne M q missionary church. Methodtsts arc 70 b fo
70 in the darkest places Of tho lsnd. For TUG
sls. church ut the rate Of at least FIVE hundred
~ 9o,0co. Had II not heen ior this the Me'ho
all Church wonld hare been one Of tho gEsa
:sh The EISat wan. fel. II Ireland va. tho es.ah
tos sn " : In 81
II to erect ench an inslttNtion. By sending
sed youths 10 Trinity collcsS, Dahlin, great mum
7on xstoco have been raised 10 build this college.
,al good authority, fhat it viii be one Of thr VI:
hey educational Institutions in The world. lsi4
orn | posed 10 make 1t an academy as we'll l
sgd college. connecting with y theological CO
;t2. Tor the zairtnG Of .hc ministry 1he import
d u They BAD already met with q good deal o
40 courasement In getting Al endowment fsind.