New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
RELlGIOUJ

THE rEy. o. II. rROTHINGHAM on THE ELECTION
The Rev. o. b. FrothiDgham's subject, yea
Msly hath chosen the better part which shall not ss
taken sTSy from her lie compared the q, oharss
tnre and then spoke TO the Marthas aud Marys
OF to-day Msrths he said. IS having her turn 70
day The Marihas arc forward and prominent and
upbrad The Msry's who will not JOIN them The Marthss
esses they take stump are stili domestic TSey
combine the practical with the ideal and giorfy all
Martha and Mary both. There certain aneuiships
sensitive. inasnaltye dreamy women who are disturb
tented. they make thu worshipers sad The Msrys ars
rare Lverysns IA these times & sSe' a INTO shs ms
yoa good fort Every one is expected TO wers
pit. aud dance halls Why stop these pecpiei Are thss
dong goOdi Enhusissm Is grand thing aud In ths
rsnS Of ;ss people and calm Vet earnest discussion o
national srs we're FOR the plotting and bribern
inc Ina Hs ssli he ees Of and Cob
fax Of immense Importance at this tme anc his mos.
NOT msgns the possibility OF defeat Success would nos
bring restoration OF perfect peace and tranquility or tbs
success OF one party because Of its sympathy with ths
, beat truth and gIsndest ideas OF the age
MR. BEEcnyR TO THE WORKING PEOPLE.
The Bethel Mission Chapel was filled TO over.
S" nUms %io "a" had sf' 6ee especially invited Many cam.
to s.pt the .s sSSF' 81 ST. 'fs@s ssesAss %
rclows Aud II to as Jesus sat in the hcuso
% l% %s @ He sas
panaon OF the charaser OF publcans and Of ainnera
Ar which he talked 20 the people in most friendly ans
Jesus made himself one OF the common
people and therefore. they gladly listened 10 Ms
teaching Christ entered into all their joys and sorrows
wherever lie went the wicked aud common people said
10 themselves, THAT Is the for me-" His example
Tor as to follow He taught that brothers
Hmd that they should treat one another as brethrcn
s"a f SS' who S" dc. ss
hcieht Ia brains. The man who rcars bis son with
trade s false to his country. And son %
tN nod is genetal!y sent INTO the world 10 stosi.
ham can anp fD X.
afford to be gnorast IN this land OF schools sni
No poor man eau aord TO drink 10 excesss
and when healthy man drinks 81 all he drinks 70 excese
II ANYBODY afford 10 s'le IL IL the rich men, wnS
OF Ia society. men In machine shops with
noble biuws NJ Ia he senators and judges who save ne
money nut waste their spare time IN drinking. Thess
aHty God aud part OF that duty 10 make his home
happy The rst step toward happiness s TO learn to be
Il Christian and ouly by this means can true Happiness
be secured. Mr. Bcecher made touching appeal In be
half of the wife aud mother.
A INV MIssioN.uoUsE IN wATER-sT
DIR. J. NJ. Ward has addressed a card to the
Christian public. in which lie says that he has been 10
aAilS Attendance on the prayer meetings in waters 0
sud has been Impressed by the evidences Of increasing
Interest ~ the work Believing that considerable mum
.ace seemed "a mm desirable that permanent piaca
~ meeting should be secured In that neighborhood
kcting under the advice 0f Christian friends. DR. Wsro
puvchassd the lease ~ the daucehonse No $40 Wae'
continuing the largest In THAI part OF the street
lust north Ionn Allen aud has iaken sole Possession.
of The premises Tor general mssicn purposes ss weh "a
tor .ay playcrmeen1s. II dsslgued that this houe
shalt G,lcr the chasHs OF saitabe person. ana ne
to be conS.etatcd 10 religious services oday az neon
Ca Friday afternoon next the tiends or the enLerPiIss
wilt meet Al No. ab WAIrss.. immediately aIer ,us
rsl tmeelihs Of that day, TO organize pam os penA