The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

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could stand up in Tho pulpit ana plead fof ssslssancs
ngn them He longed for the time whsn he could rrsss
money from the congregation, and he shosd 40 A. .
then referred 20 the cssrs FOR The acaas on q terra
tory. II we could cultivate ~ build churches and
schools upon H. then more territory; thea take 10 The
but Il .hoy did not want 70 raise saxss 20
DO his, then no moro territory. Ne seald
bnck Virginia for her patriotism In our hard
fight against the mother coun'y for every kcrnle Of
ns sent rs sssS s
do good with the wealth they possessed for per-
haps there never was time when money and energy
could do for the advancement Of intelligence and
human liberty.
The congregation listened to the address with the
utmost interest," and frequently applaudsd the speaker
New England Church.
Rev. Lyman Abbott preached sermon on the sub-
joct "Thanksgiving-Its Origin and Uscs" He IN
nounced as his text Nehemiah, VIII II: "And al tse
people their way 10 eat and to drink and TO sen1
PORTIONS make great mirth because they had
ders,ood the words that declared unto them" The
speaker said the Purtans did invent THANKSGIVING
rhey borrowed it from the Jews Il was Of their
great national feast days Tho people brought up
the harvest the nrst fruits an Offering 70 the Temple
they marched procession through tho Streets carry
ing baskets Of fruits and flowers singing generally Inc
the l5oth psalm. and preceded BY bands q muse
After special service Of thanksgiving they listened 90
short sermon, IN which the Levtes reminded them
Of their national blessings and political dutieA They
evenings IN banqustins The poor wore provided for
also in these teasts The speaker next described Nov
rs spirit the Jewsh teas. o. rsnsecoss no summer
and fall work 10 done. The winter work has uos
ben mysersousy busy. Apple psrinss have occapsa
the tnenng evenings Tbs sound of the chopplns
snfe has awakened aim visions Of mnce pies The
great pnmpkns have been brought from the granary
Toe great turkey nas suddenly and mystcousiy dsap
psared AZ 18th the expected day comsA Tho h |
its appearance and invites the boys pond They
rise with strange feeling comminglcd Of Sabbath
bath clothes and ry Pot their sunday demeanor
without any sabbath school lesson 70 commit
the the church bell rinss-nsver % eSeer,iy 70
the boysh faney-and ~ the last moment the /
housewife appears hos, flushed but triumphant The
hcrcsy all tho year, unite in q common servica. The
minister when Office has kept him silent political
questions, speaks with unoosed loneus and unusual
fcrvor The children wait impatient for the sermons |
Gloss and whose 'tenthy" 10 announced detect in the |
uobcr's impatient eye troubled dream Of the turkey
burned home But every in tais transtory world
comes TO ead-even Thanksgiving sermons-and ~ |
length the bcnedicon announces that the sabbath half
OF the day over and the children 60 bounding home
tho festival OF the year. with its smoking turkey.
its nncc and pumpkin pies its skating excursion on the
great wood Gre. Blessed be Than Swing Day, and
blessed be the memory Of Governor Bradford. who
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speaker closed with spme practical applications as TO
the meaning and proper observance q THANKSGIVING
day oil family rcunions, day 10 remember the poor
and day to DO made sacred BY genuine and hearty
giving OF thanks 70 God.
The Blocker street uaiversaIIst Church.
Notwithstanding the miserable state Of the weather
yesterday morning, there was . large congregation
present at the services held the Unversals church
corner Of Blocker and Downing streets The sermon
was delivered BY tho PASTOR the Rev. Day X. Lee who
took for the 9h OF the 9Th chapter ST.
Luxe Afcr introducing the sabjeci Mr.
Lee proceeded speak nt OF family and home bless
lug secondly Of the Church. and thirdly OF the natou
closing with appeal 10 his congregation 10
press Their Thanksgiving not only words and mns
but also nobler lives In larger chartcss aud
patriotism Cnder The rst head be spoke Of the attic
and bereavements OF his peops in the past year.
and OF tLsH comfort and JOY Of faith and hopA Under
iowsThe prcsrs.s q liberty on Garth has been The
breaking Of chain after chain Of bondage shell after shell
Of dark ness and stopping towards republic Ike ours
of, haHe that's ard haA
twiiighs Hebrews rejoics1 In the summer morn.
ing and Christian STATES In the summer noon. We
light IL lhs early Italian Upubiics II shone
for day among the nountas homes Of the wadsnsss;
II beamed In the lives q Luther, Huss and Savouarola
Il followed the Reformation; Inspired Tho hcrossm q
William Tell and Arthur Wink sroid; hear s calls In
the blasts Of walaces bugls aud the roll Of zskass
drum. II has travelled With art and science aud
VOWED with the wheels OF invention After years of
adversty rose 70 new lo and poMar In the Old World