The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-18
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
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Sermon by Rev. DIR. TYING ON Rifualisn.
The Rev. Dr. Tying, rector Of st. Georges church,
preached the third sermon in the Ritualism
under the auspices Of the Evangelical knowledge So
ciety, last evening" in the Church OF the Ascension
Fifth avenue and Tenth street. to full congregation.
The reverend gentleman took for his text the twenty
third verso Of the tweniyfourth chapter Of Matthew's
Gospel and stated that she great promise Of tho
Old Testament Chrst's coming" referring to the
glory Of his coming his mission and subsequent suffer-
ngs and disgrace and to the importance Of believing
that the reality of this true Christ rests the happi
ness Of mankind; that the setting up of false
Christ for the real Is fearful and destructive and
minding his hearers that it was most de-
structive to deny Chrst's divine qualifications
and divine person. referring them to the words unto us
a child Is born, the Father OF an everlasting age'
stating that through death Christ conqueror
death and that his death worked mans Cancellation
with God The true Christ TO 'rue the throne;n
that there to be none beside Him; that He to
whom God said "Let all angels of God worship Thee"
finite power" He divided that part of his discourse
which related to the false Christ under four heads,
alism." Second, OF impairment Tradi.ionaiism.n
Third, of 'saoow Ceremonaism." Fourth, Of
ID na Ecclesastcal and earnestly eShors
Of satan" who set up those false Christs
Those Of theoretical ratonalism" he hold to be
narans and the upholders of liberal Christianity and
denounced the writing OF the esayss and reviewers in
GLIDING the 4'pucrile Coienson as well as those Of
written under the influence or the HOLY Ghost
Under the second head OF "impertnent radltiouasm'
ne cassed the followers OF the anti Ncene fathers and
those who state that tho Bible is unntegibe them.
Thirdly hollow ceremoniasm' was the rejection OF
the whole scheme OF salvation-through Christ and the
holding OF the theory that arrives by his
works And fourthy, the false Christ of assuming
ecclesasticalism was that ohe Episcopal Chu rch and
was In the bread and wine taken at communion
Dr. Tying concluded his discourse by referring to the
denominations Of Roman Catholcism-is gross superst
collection on behalf Of the evangelical mission
was made at the close Of the sermon
Retaliation by RevenRe-Sermon by the Rev
DIR. Cheever.
The Rev. Dr.. Oheever preached last night at the
Church Of the Puritans Union square, upon the .Crme
Of Retaliation by Revenge, considered tho light Of
Divine authority and the sweep Of Capital Punishment"
The congregation was but meagre. This was no doubt
to be accounted for by the Indictment weather.
for, although the dwo days. storm ceased with the
day, giving place TO coudess sky and full bright
moon yet the travelling was unpleasant insecure
The Revereb Doctor after the usual opening exercises
took for his text job, xxxiv, IL, l2:-"Surey God
pervert judgment For the work Of a man shall
He render unto him, and cause every to find
preacher, was grounded on the certainty OF
future Judgment retribution according q mans
character An forms OF wrong recoiled the wrong
d0er BY njuring his neighbor injured himself In
character, In feeling, IN e Such conduct proceeded
upon the aacy that the true interest Of opposed
to that Of another 1t fostcred seshnes whose recoi
was the worst of earthly punshmenis Again by such
conduct men rendered themselves obnoxious to those
the worker Of inlquy, In some degree, even in this
world The eternal truth has been uttered ssWhoso
times exempned in the worlds history There was per-
haps no more Idle illustration OF than TO be
II the Of Ss South The
was cause OF rejoicing to HIS servants vindcatng
majesty of His justice IL was nseparable from the
idea OF God II also powerful preventive of crime
nlnan since he might rest assured that by doing his
tee aer an injury he was giving order Divine
wrath and resareasurng up wrath against The day Of
The speaker heap OF the righteous judgment OF God"
tween THIS sublime son 70 point out the difference be-
tised by man. The atterf God and the revenge prac-
Of place blythe fact that tho rendered and out
vded TOT .nSpunishment OF theghty had already pro-
and reward OF "him that doeth doer and tho praise
the establishment OF human governrnns on earth by
was enrus,ea -. power Of the sword for IN whom
Who were ~, 70 extern. Gods reprcsentass. ind
nisss oy The esercsaon 70 himself Of the ana judS
menL me ~ nv f this power by governments n
me autV Il was Their great and pre-
Of e and sucS Sav, aep h.., the
Do on vh,cS our sayoue giving Of the law Sinai
confirmed and which, into nSsrs ons rather
crime " Of murder Whenspr the diminu,on Of tho
Gods law set at naush. was
nd;sdosls To this cause near TO err in this way as
could be traced Through the bib TIE wars on record
were in danger O. oeng IL n assen age
| this country we were inclinsGuct towards |
her example by aiding those in arms agse emulate
coud give no official sympathy tangible Der We
Tho css,sns, who we're struggling against stance to
worst tyrannies that disgraced human, OF the
were ready TO recognize sne - er on tbnpcn
Tho reverend doctor then alluded 70 the v1iorlunsart
dition in which the freedmen at me were ~.
tho present constitutional anne ana n 70 bay
franchised by their late maSScen ushv WIN an earA
exhortation 70 his Trough faith IN crncIssd was
time the mercy Of brought to cioe an Ks
deemer as man S ws listened with marked .ss
| ton thrcaghouI
vsgcrnft and Fenianism-Iec
:, Rev. Charles b. s-ysn.
D. ch.r,s y snyth lecsured at Argus Hail. No 600
-. yAstepay afternoon, his subject being
.,,.S..ss,-Priescraft and Kngcraft Liberty
} 9TH nnis opening remarks Mr.. smyth spoke
oc,-ac terni Of the Irish race, and touched upon
.gion oflreand in earlier years and the abors OF
s.Iatrick, yer patron saint, who left behind him no
other memorial than the adage traditional among the
Irish that God had granted him the conversion Of
Ireland Until heveen Of Henry the Second Of England
Irish Tere free people, both Church and state
| and until Pope Adrnn the Fourth ian Englishman by
birth) ssd Ireland tdhm the year ll72 il had
never been subject toEneand In this fact there was
furnished Of thu instances Of the wicked
operation OF mn!craft and priestcraft com
| Smyth remarked thatpt a system OF expediency
to which the clergy wee apt to resort for their az
cxpediency to which npnarchs resort for their own
aggrandizememts Both these were alike injurious 10
the liberties OF the people, in Church and State; and
such plottings were not caned 10 sect or denom.
alone They had seen practised by priests and
| monarchs OF all persuasios and might be again The
natives Of Ireland, always dissatisfied with having been
| given away by the Pope 70 foreign monarch ana
taxed for the support OF foreign priest
had hoped for centuries tht they would be able ovs
day FREQ themselves froA the yoke; and the val.
atng conduct Of the Pope oly increased their sorrnre
Only few days ago one oi the subordinates of the
present Pope-the Bishop Of teIy-had cursed TIE Fe
pians and ut almost the moment the priestGa of
| Kerry, cursing them, founl its counterpar in o
Protestant priest at Washington, who under he very
dome Of the national Capitol crsed the por people
mt the South. Mr. Smyth then on TO spesK or the
usurpatons OF priescraft relad in earlier years and
other points connected with ne subject Of his dis
course the latter part Of which Jas devoted TO reason
ing upon the improbabilities OF Fnlan success unless
In conjunction with the efforts the English Scotch