The New York herald., 1869-01-11

Of the new Church Of the Epiphany I'm aid Of which
nls lecture was gvenl was ~ - 70 anc ,ns
me reverend lecturer, in coming forward was 10
rested Ilun ns subject oSH % With msfEsd aBy Gened
faith pointed out with great cearness the points Of
rebuked the folly Of the Anglicsns and concluded
an admirable and instructive lecture WIN splen-
did peroration, which encited the entnus'asrc ap-
plause Of the audience
Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church.
At the Associated Reformed Presbyterian church,
In Thompson street, the Rev. H. o. Whitney de-
livered an interesting discourse to highly respecta
BILE and attentive audience taking, "a the subject Of
his text the fteenth verse Of the ninth chapter Of
st. Paul's second Epistle to the Corinthians-
Thanks be unto God for his unsDeakable gift"
The reverend gentlemen said i was plea.
may be valuable and precious thing but its true
yaiue depended more emphatically upon the spirit
action. After dwelling at considerable length on
the touching memories and priceless values Of tenn
mansind % the unspeakaOle gift SY the grace Of God
was freely given. the gift OF Christ In redemp-
Ion, ton was onrs + could could not, not be torn na
every sinner ne begs Of to accept II; It may not
be offered again II refused now. What would be
presence Of God to receive the final sentence. He
then earnestly besought his hearers to accept In
the nan name q Jesus Christ and through his grace he
benefits OF his unspeakanle gtft."
Rights and Duties OF Women.
There was numerous assemblage at the church
ofRev. John w. Chadwick corner Of Clinton and
Congress streets, Brooklyn last evening" to hear a
discourse which delivered by the rector OF that
church upon the ssRights and Duties OF Women.n
The speaker commenced his lecture by discussing
the question OF the right OF woman to equal educa-
r0nal qualification with man. and her fitness
and capacity Tor learning, which he maintained
was In no respect inferior to men, Then he argued
her right to labor side by side in the various spheres
which man occupied. either In the lighter mechan
cal branches OF industry or In the professional line
OF duty The speaker cited numerous instances In
evidence to prove the practicabiity OF this theory
be lawfully entitled to equal compensation for her
labor with that OF the other and harder sex. and
alluded In terms OF the highest praise and
commendation to the efforts OF the work
ing women's association Of New York and
the labors OF the brave women who had taken the
duties Of their The cause now generally and
widely agitated throughout this country and Europe
was progressing favorably, and the most glorious
suits were In store for those who sought the social
and political regeneration OF women. The third
point discussed and maintained by the speaker was
ters exercise an influence equal to that OF man. This
right no true woman would shirk, and none but the
cowardy would cease to urge until the privileges OF
the ballot was accorded to them. The lecturer con-
cluded by exhorting all present to make the cause OF
their sisters and mothers their owl and not to
land public sentiment generally accorded these
just privileges to women. By doing SO we would
elevate own status in developing her true posi-
ton, which should be equal TO that OF man.