The New York herald., 1867-04-29

Who is 1t that toils9 The lawyer doctorf Il is the
minister, Of course for Sunday is his work day
augh.er-the hardest work day IN the year-tlaugh-
terl-but IN manual toll il is the poor man-the CON-
mon man who has to work. Sunday Is an equalizing
DAY Monday comes, aod there 10 one another and still
another above the working man; but Sunday shuts
everything down like telescope when you close IL up.
female; all equal before God on that day SUM-
DAY is when everybodys foot comes down COM
sys a ana .na' brings the poor man up ntempsr
gence-in drinking lager beer and Rhine with the
family The result Is crime and expensive government
And when taxes are 10 be raised the weak
sufef-the workingmen bear the burdea. I
! do not smoke nor chew, nor snuff -(laughter)-
and next to liquor abhor tobacco laughter)-excuse
me- don't wish to njure your feelings. Gaughter)
These principles were ngraned In my father and be-
As TO the tobacco, am not sure. (Laughter) NY
influence is TO redeem the poor and common people OF
this country and have zeal and interest in this great
cause Of excise. When men say 10 you that ii is the
rch strong and great who strive oppress you
this law, do not believe q word Of such absurdity
citizen whose behalf these great legal bene
licences have been instituted, and who will reap the
best fruits Of this legal Kindness have always found
frugal and domestic They seek to invest In real estate
Il s the old Germanic feellng-they love earth laugh
teri This German element is yet destined 70 DO the
strongest in coming national character love 10
see the Germans come to this country, but want them
bring that is good from Germany and leave all that
is bad hsme We have bad enough here for YOU and us
both. (Laughter) welcome the emigrants OF all ma
tons and let us Join hands and we will fight against
bate H. we will light it and never give up Joined In this
glorious purpose, until we have grown strong intel
and none without shall dare 70 molest US or make us
afraid. God bless you Great applause
The usual religious services concluded the afternoon
exercises.
Our Religious Destiny.
A lecture delivered last evening at the Cooper
Institute, by the Rev. Edward McGlynn. sour re-
ligious destiny.n The lecture was given under the
md for fha hana 0c I'm
Association. There considerably large audience
present who listened with great attention the
turer who introduced by the president OF the
sociaton
DR. McGlynn on coming forward very warmly re.
ceived. He briefly explained the circumstances under
which he appeared and the why the association
announced him as lecturer for The even
ing He said II was q characteristic Of human
nature that it s all the time trying to
find out, each man, and child every day
Of themselves asking, 'when where how ~ The
rational better and immortal part of man win and
intelligence and natural that should be
Gus. That was peculiary of the American people.
They always want 10 know That fair and legii
mate II content with knowing what within themselves
was right; but then the desire athom The secrets OF
eternity the secrets Of which known only to the
Creator This Is Instinct Of human nature-an in.
snc TO peer beyond the veil which keeps eyes the
great hereafter. What is going TO happen us is
natural desire, and has therefore Its legitimate
purpose. To attempt 10 divine the future would
be TO aspire to the dignity OF God. and
would therefore be blasphemous and rreligous.
God has given this craving human nature power
fa aaency for the propagation Of true religion. The
future Is only unveiled to the eye of Cod and when
mortal man spoke TO tho OF the truths OF the
Godhead aud revealed things or the past present and
the future and when these u,teranccs we're confirmed
bV the result n OF
ances unmistakabe evidences that God was with
him He had undertaken, not rs a prophet or the son
oil prophet, 10 speak OF the ruure destiny OF this
country, in the aspect Of sour religious desny From
this might that he had taken himself
veil the remote future OF country and lay before
them what Gun only be known to tho all seeing
eye OF God His inquiry tonight would be what
meet the present and prospective wants OF the
country. and what religion most likely to com
mend itself to the hearts and feelings OF the people II
worship God in this world and 70 be happy with HIM
the next it must DO Of the primary objects OF
ccty TO servo this great human destiny by serving God
Gods providence has divided the earth into various
civil societicsinto the different nations and 70 eact
society aud nation God has given an appointed work
and IL was mistake 10 suppose that Goo
by denying our duties to society and the world Worlt
Is Gods creation Is also society societies and govern
ment came from God, and It is our duty 10 do an w
can In our respective spheres for society. We canno
Isbury the talents which God has entrusted TO nj
! by goorng our duties TO society. Tho destiny of al
men 10 to their souls. II Gods design thai
governments should bind men together TO promote
refuse TO subsevs Gods best purpose the creation
man in The formation Of scciety Nations may far
world individuals may forget their God to feel
that their only obect not God but crafty
all the instincts all the whims caprces and passions Of
the moment and enjoy themselves without thought Of
enjoying God hereafter. God had prepared this conti-
nent as the home of men giant lin moral structure-men
who should attain To the full growth OF manhood
attained oefore-in enterprise, virtue,
manly independence, and with OF respect for the
rights Of others add disqualification Of their own In
word, that the men OF this Continent might attain
TO tho true characteristic and dignity OF man.
This the destiny this grea. country, and was
the duty people to labor Tor OF the
independence and unity Of the republic The trHe and
right understanding OF true religion must teach us TO
bless what God has blessed and to love all the works Of
Cod and TO foster tho development Of all meas natural
energies knowing that they were given to them by Cod
progress impced by the spirit OF God and full
nllng the bchest when God and told
Eim 20 forth the earth and subdue IL and n
crease and multiply The religion that will tend. to
this end must be able 70 direct and mould aud shape the
destnes Of the countrymust be tho religion Of des.
tiny Such religion must go TO the root and founda.
ton Of human nature-must learn 70 understand all
the recesses OF the human heart and soul,
religion that will be able to solve all the problems OF
human natureto bless and sanctify all the noble
prises and aspirations OF human II must be-
as accased Or a owesur pesed sv
the spirit OF evil than the spirit Of good and the spirit Of
truth. THIS country must become Catholic, or else
religious history will not be God designea IL 10
The Catholic religion is grand enough, broad enough
noble enough, wise and prudent enough, and divine
cnOugu W DlcsS sA0Ceuy III Countless energies
and ndomitablc WILL the ardent affections keen incl
igcnce Of this Ancrcah nation Applause He believed
for himself that the future religion Of ths country ought
to be Catholic Whether will not ID another question
This the religion that is destined 70 prevail In this
land The instinct Of the American people 10 70 becom
Catholic The instinct Of the American heart that this
great country remains one. states may multiply, but
s sl an Instinct the States shall bc united snat
the States may be many. bat the country oneE piu-
ribp UnSm.n lApplause.l No matter how many
States there may be- there still iustnct and
. common bond uniting them and making them .
Union--one and inseparabls-now and forever. ZAP
piauscl LseSs pray 70 continue . Union, for our re-
iigon teaches Unity All other churches are local
and national The Catholic religion only q unity and
universal, and tbis nation must yearn for Q
religion that blessss and sancsiaes tho Union ana
teaches its people 10 labor tor the preservation
o Union and 70 make the union Of these states last
ing and perpetual tApplauss II is only the Catholic
reiUon that recommends and besses unity and gives
additional ties that Union which 10 insliuct Of the
American heart The Catholic religion therefore, ought
TO be tile religion Of the country, and. consequently.
must In future bo the religon Of the country for
the best calculated 70 bsss and sanctify ali that 10
noble In IL and 70 bless and sancsy the glorious In
stln nj which 4 ne