Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-13
oHURCH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW,

CHURCH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW,
christ CIztrch.-Service at II a. m, and
So, ~. by the Rector, Rev. A. N. Randolph
Grace CAawch.-Service at II q. M and 80 p.
NJ, by the Rector, Rev D. +. Sprlgg The
peYs in this Church are free.
St. PaaRs.-Service at IL a. IA, aad 5 p. III ,
BY the Rector, Rev. G, H. Norton
St. Mary s-Serrice at Z and II a. IN, and
4p N,
First Presbyterian Sermon in the morning
by Rev. q. M. McCanpbell Sunday School
Concert at night.
Second Presbyterian. Service in the morning
snd at night by Rev j. r. Leftwich
Methodist Episcopal Church !soe;th. --s3e, mon
in the morning and at night BY Rev. " t.
Munsey.
Methodist Episcopal Sermon in the morning
and at night by Rev. j. (. Wheeler,
Methods: Protestant; II in The MON
Ing and at night, by Rev j. &. Jones.
Haotist-Serrnon in the morning and at light
BY Rev. E. J. Willis.
Alexandria Christian association. -Generai
PRAYER Meeting in the NJ F. Church South. at
o'clock D. IN. and every evening during the
coming week in the Lecture Room of the Bap-
fist Church, at O'Clock. A cordial welcome
will be given to all who will attend upon these
means of grace.
~.
by Rev Mr.. Poulton.
RADICAL Mass NJ EETINa.-Two mutual ad-
mirationists, members OF the present Congress,
Messrs Julian, hailing from Indiana, and
Ward, from New York, entertained not large
audience last night in I4yceum Hall, with what
would have been ridiculous-had not the bane-
full motives that prompted them been so ap-
parent-accouns Of the roles they had reSpec-
lively filled in the proceedings of the august
body in which they are shining lights. The
oratory aud rhetoric displayed in the rendition
Of these accounts was, to majority OF those
present, entirely unexceptionable, and abounded
in such euphemistic epithets as liar and drunk
ard, applied to the President Of the United
States; worse to Generals Mcclellan, Hal
leck and other officers OF the United States
army and white trash to the poor people
of the South Expressions Of heartfelt regret
were INDUCED in by these progr, s,i"e humaui-
tarians because some OF the most respected
gentlemen in the South had not been "scorch-
ed," had cheated hemp Of its hold around their
''inferral necks, - OF had not, by one Of the va
rious processes now in use, been compelled to
''go up" since peace was declared. However,
every bitter has its sweet, and the Injured feel
ings of the speakers were sensib)y assuaged by
the remembrance Of the amount Of "day light
that had been admitted into the opake bodies
of the Conlederates during the war. Both
the gentlemen too, are partial optimistS, and,
according to their prophecies, the .efulgence now
radiating from the Capitol would iumi-
nate the world, and the measures insti-
tuted by themselves-among them the resolu-
ton introduced yesterday morning in the House
of Representatives by Mr.Julan, declaring for
feited the lands granted to the South in 1856
for railroad purposes-the grand panacea for
all the ills of an unfortunate country and if
the South did not submit to the power Of radi-
cal ideas, as it had done to that of Northern
arms Congress would strike yet desper in its
present love generating work, and after that
the rise of Virginia and her sister States would
totally eclipse that of the tabled Phoenix, and
the monarchs of Europe would all he attacked
with violent agnes The meeting adjourned
quietly about ten clock.