The New York herald., 1869-03-15
other addresses and the taking up Of another coec

other addresses and the taking up OF another coec
ton the services closed.
TRENTON March II, 1862
In ST. Paups Protestant Episcopal church, IN
South Trenton, the pastor. Rev. J. @. Brown. de-
livered q very able discourse on '.Our Country's
Deiverance and National Progress.n The reverend
gentleman commenced BY observing thar there Is
nothing more dstasteful to unbelievers than to be-
lieye that God governs this world. they would
have US entertain the doctrine that our world is
controlled by natural causes, as me sun and other
systems are They scon at the Idea that He inter-
feres In our earthly concerns But they are con-
founded by the very words OF the Scripture, which
says that nota sparrow falls to the ground without
HIS knowiedge. And 4 this be the case He must
His creatures. The reverend speaker then proceeded
10 show that the inspiration Of the word Of God I'M
ice IN in support ri Il which the reverend speaker
adduced the suffering Of the Pilgrim Fathers from
Their debarkation from the Maynower, and which
they transmitted to u.s. down to the termination OF
the late rebellion. Bunker HILL Trenton and Prince
ton attest the vaor Of foreathers for freedom OF
cancer they LEFT Us. Millions % cried 10 CHOW SS long,
Lord, how lonQf" This generation in its more per-
Ss Tes
burg and the Wilderness show thai no slaveholding
aristocracy, no opponents Of freedom could exist
OF the press are monuments OF liberty and bought at
great sacrince as exemplifed in the hardships OF
e ne nenr oa ess q M
hardships unless the patience and fortltude with
which our armies endured them. Libby Prison and
Andersonvile show the price OF liberty. But power
ana eminence must accompany nation jealous OF
It's liberty We stand much higher to day in the esti-
nation OF civilized nations than before the war.
Public schools, science, art, commerce and our
mineral and agricultural resources attest great
ness. The mind Is overwhelmed with the vastness
Population Of one hundred millions OF inhabitants.
Our railways and teegraphs VIII be multiplied and
the press win be more mammoth-like than even
now The promise OF bright and happy future is
before u.s. We emerged from our late war
with our honor unsullied, our nag untarnshed
our our nation @ / forbearing We % isse' have oorne u
patiently with men who should not be allowed
tai r body NAV ne he Il n ~
cupy the most exalted Office IN the gift OF the people
II ne degrades himself by intox ication as did our
great general and statesman. fit successor to WASH
ington and Lincoln In the White House. No one can
better testify to need Of peace than he. His posi-
entails on the people. We need WISE prudent,
thoughtful and brave men to undo the evils we have
borne-men not afraid to punish trasgressors high
or low; men above sycophancY or selfadulation,
men who will not be bribed blow will be given to
dishonesty. All will be held to strict account Cor
ruption in ONCE and courts Of justice sure precur
sor Of nations fall We have risen above accidental
corruption. God has sorely tried US. We have
passed through fiery furnace but we have come
out purified. Let prayers continually ascend for
President Grant and Others in authority, remember
ing their weighty responsibility Free circulation OF
men. Nations without It are slaves to designing
men. God only Is the bestower OF our national
mercies. Our country through the freedom taught
us by the Bible is a refuge for the oppressed and
down-trodden OF every land Look at Mexico and
Spain deluged In war because they have no free
speaker then eoquenty depicted the influence OF
civilization on the Chinese and Asiatic nations He
briefly dwelt in the old fogy notions Of State rights
ana said II States claimed separate existence our
power abroad would be gone. The Pacific Railroad
would never be built, or II built would be source
OF perpetual trouble. SO would the navigation OF
the Mississippi. But our late war has settled an
this. "G0d hath not dealt 30 with any other nation.n
The reverend gentleman concluded BY calling on his
making our land sgreat, glorious and Free"
Bishop 0denheimer VIII administer confirmation
In this church on the 18th OF April.
A very large assemblage was addressed this after
noon at Taylor Hall by temperance advocate named
Mr.. Edward Carswell OF Canada.