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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08
The Religious Movement-Tho Return OF
the Pastors.


The religious movement in New York at the
present moment is unusually lively. What
with the return of the pastors, with the grow
ing success of the Fulton street prayer meet
ing, with Mr.. Mitchell's daily prayer meeting
in Greene street, with the great Water street
stand out as the Danton and the Mirabeau,
only slightly sanctifed, and with the Episcopal
Mr.. Tying in the rifle of Whitefeld and the Wes-
leys, we are surely justified in saying that we
are on the eve of another great religious re-
vival. The Fulton street meetings, which, 80
far as we know, have never been discontinued
since the last great revival movement have
unquestionably been instrumental in keeping
the revival spirit alive. To these unquestion-
ably we must look as the parent of the meet
ings superintendent respectively by the Rev.
Stephen H. Tying and the Rev. David Mitchell.
1t will not surprise us to learn that the Water
street revolution is traceable in part to the
same source. We wish the movement success.
We shall be glad to find the example of the two
reverend gentlemen above named extensively
gins, the present chief of the City Mission, at the
head of the entire clergy of New York city.
No doubt they need to be kept at their
work, and Mr.. Mingins might prove as good a
commander in-chief as any other. He knows
where the enemy has intrenched himself and
no one is better fitted to lead his forces to the
attack Never in the history of New York
city was there 80 much wickedness. Licen-
tousness unabashed walks our streets at noon
day and shines with unapproachable splendor
in our gay and festive assemblies by night.
Murder is rampant and all the bonds which
give compactness to society and which create
for virtue its immediate reward are loosened.
Sodom and Gomorrah were bad, but Sodom
and Gomorrah could scarcely be more wicked
than New York and Brooklyn. But the wick
edness of New York and its growing neighbor,
if not the blame of the preachers, is now at
least their opportunity. Ethiopia, In sense
different from that in which the ancient
prophet used the expression, is lifting up her
hands unto God. The cry ''come and help us"
is arising from all the dens of this city, and if
the clergy do not respond to the call we shall
cease to believe in the honesty of their inten-
tons. Now, we say again, is the opportunity
of the authorized clergy Of all churches. We
are on the eve Of a great religious movement;
we see now but the faint ripple of the coming
religious wave and If this wave is not to
become rather curse than blessing, if this
movement is not to be left in the hands Of
ignorant, swindling, unprincipled and design
ing men, the clergy of the different churches
must take the matter In hand. 1t is not for
them to be idle when one ''wickedest man"
asks their assistance and advice and when
another ''wickedest man" has assumed the
duties of Waterman on Zion.
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THE LATE THOMAS n. SEYMOUR.

Funeral Ceremonies at Hartford Yesterday
Procession Of Civic, Military and Masonic
Societies.
The funeral Of Thomas H. Seymour, ex-Govee.
nor OF Connecticut and ex-Minister to kRussIa,
took place at Hartford yesterday under circum'
stances which manifested the high estimation enter
tanned for him by his late fellow citizens. vast
procession Of the civic, military and Masonic rienda
Of the deceased attended the body to its last resting
place, while large concourse OF citizens gathered
In the streets and witnessed the funeral as It pro-
ceeded to the cemetery. The body during the fore.
noon remained at the house: In Governor street.
where It was viewed by the relatives and o few Of
the immediate friends Of the family Mr. william e.
Seymour brother Of the deceased. was present
from New Orleans, and with Mr.. Daniel M. Seymour,
his cousin. had charge OF the remains.
Judge o. s.. Seymour, OF Litchheld, Gideon J,
Tucker, OF New York, and Governor English. Of
ernor Horatic seymour was not in attendance
although generally expected despatch was re.
ceiyed from ex.Presdent Pierce saying that sickness
kept him from being present. The CONN was
covered with black velvet fringed with silver and
bearing silver Masonic emblems. The plate bore tho
simple INTERPRETATIONS II. Seymour, septem-
Soon after eleven O'Clock the washington Com.
mandcry OF Knight Tempars, OF which the deceased s
was eminent commander, arrived at the house, tooA
charge OF the body and recited the burial service
The coffin was then taken to Christ church anu
stdte ~ tne VeStiOue OIL tne
guarded by detachment OF Knights Tempars, Inc
south door was thrown open and the crown enose-s
passing across the church and out through the cen
ire door, viewing the body as they came Ior.n' ~
give idea OF the number who thus TOOK ass ns
at the deceased It is only necessary W o.en nn,i
from noon when the doors were thrown opom un.3
after two O'Clock the crowd formed voms.auyy
stream FIVE or six abreast, going !" o"' ""'' "-'~
out the other. .,.a, a.. roo,
the doors Of the church were next closed 70 Keep
out the excessive throng and the conn re,oveu W
mains according TO the Episcopalian ritual, A1ous
-four O'Clock the procession formed anu ~ ,nG ~ sns
booming of minute guns marched through MAN sin
street and thence 10 Cedar Hin Cemetery, where tue
deceased was Inferred with tho concluding Gus
tomary Masonic ceremonies
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to the violators Of the law, and this class of
persons is not slow to comprehend that fact.
If even-handed justice were meted out to the
men who carry deadly weapons and use them
with the recklessness and cowardice of bravo,
and they were made conscious that punishment
would swiftly and surely follow crime there
would be fewer of the outrages committed
which have lately stained the records of our
city life.
The fact is that our police courts are most
miserably constituted. The police Justice, as
general rule, is but the creature ofthe crimi-
nal portion of society. It puts him in the
bench from which mock justice Is dispensed.
1t regulates his term Of Office. 1t courts his
favors and threatens his political humiliation.
And so it must be as long as judicial Office is
q gift of the voter. Political juntas stand
behind the bench and absolutely direct its
action. The saying that the power behind the
throne is greater than the throne itself was
never more forcibly exemplined than in the
influence which rowdyism brings to bear upon
the dispensation of law as it emanates from
our police courts, and we are sorry to say
that the contagion spreads sometimes to courts
of higher jurisdiction. We are apt to regard
the police courts as institutions of COMPARE
lively little Importance, because they are, for
the most part, presided over by politicians of
small calibre; but it happens that we have to
look to them for protection against the most
dangerous element in the community. 1t is
in the police court that justice and law in many
cases must take the initiative before grand
juries or district attorneys can take cogni-
zance of crime. An entire revolution, there
fore, is necessary in the system which admits
of the indiscriminate exercise of power for
political purposes which prevails in our police
courts and virtually hands over peaceful
citizens to the mercy of rowdy despotism.
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THE FIRST LoNa.TAILRD COAT.
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out sense of shame. He first twists
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wonders II any of the children will ask
him to swing his long-tailed blue.
GOING HOME WITH THE GIRLS.
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to the trouble of making diamonds-
there will be n plenty already made
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