The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-25

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make The Introductory prayer. II vas e
appropriate prayer, : sensible prayer, asd
devout prayer. The latter isn't always he
case on marked occasions. Rev: Robt. Hes
sail read apprepsiats selections Of scripture.
Then Rev. Robert Collyer psssched grand
sermonfi ON the text {. liam the vine, ysars
lie bs.sebes,n He showed the analogoss
growth. rhysical, mental and spiritual. We
shall not ~ 70 present even synopsis Of be
sermon. We have not time q this late writ
inn. There va no tritensssss. We have
called i. grand sermon; il wss grand in IL
siucerity and ito simplicity. VIII the critics
deny thaa these are elements that form the
grand I Then II wss srandin its manliness.
Moret hans mans words is the mans inspir-
alton. That's the reason vewouldn'ttr try e
give here the points DR.. Collyer made'
liz We could. The manifest man Il
the true man. He that has Z
measure Of timely truth to speak is theteach
sr.. He that has the largest MEASURE OF tins
| " truth TO speak is the best teacher. n
i that can tell ~ the truth We need now; h
is the appointed man to speak to Us. In tn
degree that he can teach Us oil the truth VI
need now he is to us inspired. Truth an,
Love make the man as they make the Chris
tan that the harmony Of Religion, nata
ral and revealed, and Humanity. DR.. Coll
yer speaks what to him is Truth, in Love
Ri, highest truth in his deepest love. n
wonder that he 10 . successfal and aitssctiv
preacher. The Gospel Of Humanity 10
Gospel Of Christ. Europe believed in To
latter for centuries, and was naught. Ihe
. France believed in the former, and was worn
than naught. The future will believe
bo,h-in the Gospel Of Humanity and th
Gospel of Christ-then 10 man redeemed
, 1t is because DR.. Collyer believes in both
| Is inspired By beth, that he is the edectis
teacher Of the present. He Las faith IN hi
mainly and love for it, and den will hear BIZ
: gladly whether they accept all his creed
not. he is an earnest man. His broad eatl
! olicity disarms prejudice, his manliness a
tracts; and his honesty commands an hone
: hearing.
$ When DR.. Collyer had concluded, Rev. v
. s. Balch made, ably and relieiously, Il
PRAYER of Installation. After which, he
r. L. Collier, of Chicago thoroughly liz
man. and most effective and brilliant speal
. er-gave the Charge and the Right Hand
, Fellowship to the installed Minister. The
Rev. Mr.. Hunting, Of Quincy, addressed Il
, people foreibly and WE'LL The closing pray
, was made by DR.. Collyer, aud with the Be-
ediction by Rev. Mr.. EHpger, the congreg
ton wese dismissed.
Most excellent music was made BY the che
[ aud the congregation.
Mr.. ElRnser announced that there would
, a social meeting at the Unitarian Church
n o'c'ock this morning; at 10 o clock pray
. and Conference meeting at eleven oeloe
! q Sabbath School address by Rev. Mr.. Wa
. ker, Of Boston. This evening Rev. NJ
: Balch will preach, after which there will |
= a Church Social at Mrs. J. NJ. HATS.