New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

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cod and heaven Is inside OF IT, moioo ~, -, .x..t
axed stars are all suns, there must e'iuo, - s,,o.
many heavens 1t hardly becomes ho"ePsP 80. ~,
70 discuss and weigh the arguments ny "nion
portant developments are supported, anu "O
therefore to posterity,-whieh we 90 'no i"oi 80
tso tho anthor assures Us that the truths Wmon Ms
vo,rre contains will remain unmarried ny INC s"h0ns
attacks OF critics. when they nave Pas'eu away "DN
have ceased to be remembered
Fields Osgood g. Co, have just repubnshed' III
two tbick duodecimo volumes, the several series oi
c,non. p-eaebed al Trinity Chapel, Brighton, py the
Pow FRKnEBIcK W. RoBERTsoN,M. A. which hs'spe
for some years on their catalogue Mr. Robertson "AVn
Of the brightest examples Of ability and deVooh "on
the modern English Church affords He compneu se"'
intellectual acueness moral force, and scholarly aooo
pbshrnent with beauty of character ana wealth. -
rsonal gifts that attracted all who came near hih ahu
his early death in 1852 was mOurned by circle Vi au
mirers Including all classes OF society IRON tho
TO the scholar. His preaching was eh'rey eAehPoio
and the sermons in the present coIecuoh "cfo sA'n
down but imperecy yet It lie evident tna' they S'o
toerablv accurate impression OF the force ana
Of his elonuence They spirited manly ana afeo'
An svIe sander and affectionate In spirit and close IN
their anpcaon TO the wants and the problems OF the
dav Az specImen OF Mr.. RObertsOns manner oi uoai
inc with living topics take this passage from sermon
on the relations Of capital to labor;
I,jso falaey in which are perpetualy entangied;
We e4pect reverence for that which was once sympol
f what was reverenced, but is reverenced 30 longeI
9 S IN England 1t is common complain that there Is
NO Longer any respect OF interiors towards superOrs tht
were once devoted and grateful tenants suoms
ye WeTe once proected by their masters ten
ants safe from wrong only through the So
their powerful lords; that thence personal grattude
grew mn that they are now protected by tho law from
wrong by different social system altogetnep anu No
the individual bond of gratitude subsiSts DO
expect that and employers the same
and devotednesS shall be rendered which were uuo "
them under other circumstances ana ior n cIin, IN
sons as If wealth and rank had ever Deei inc cIal
reverence and not mercy ng e acred than holy
ties could purchase sacred feollDgs as IL the BohGe W
free manhood could be due to gold ana name; as II 10
the NabalioOl who is labeled as worth so inut,
aud whose signature carries with 1t so mueh com, tue
hottest and ennobng sensations or the soul re'er
ence and loyalty, were due by Gods appointment.
No That patriarchal system has passed loIeNe[ 40
virtues of by-gone age melancholy poetieal retro
spective antquaranism restore It, In Church ana
State the past past and yOu can no more DbDS pach
the blind reverence than the rude virtues OF those days
The day has come in which, If feuda l0yy OF pa'rar,
Chal reverence be commanded they must DC won
by patriarcha virtues or feudal real supel0l'les
From discourse on "The sydenbam Palace, and the
religious nonobservance Of the Sabbath" We extract
the following:
ultra-rigor Sabbath Observance. especially when ~
becomes cocrcive, is tie danger of juring the con
does ANYTHING with ofcnse-that is. with feeling that
is wrong-does wrong 10 h. TbeTefore II is
always dangerous multiply restrictions and require
ments beyond what is essehtal; because ,,s mJn
barrier, but, breaking II with sense OF gnilt, 40
thereby become hardened in conscience ana prepared
for transgresAon against commandments which are ID
vine and Of eternal obligation Hence is that the GRIM
nai has so often in his confessions traced has deterora
ion in crime TO the first step breaking tho Sabbath
day; and doubt With accurate truth But what sha
we infer this Shall infer as Is so often done
upon the platform and religions books that IL proves
the everlasting obligation Of the sabbath or shall We
the language Of St. Peter that have been laying on
him yoke which neither We nor our fathers were aOe
10 bear fn the language OF St. Paul. that the motions
OF sin were by the law that tho gOrOus rule was Itself
the stimulating, moving canse 81 the I'm ana 'hat %Tn
out into the fields taste the fresh breath OF Spring
day he did il with vague secret sense OF
and that having it were drawn his sword I'm defiance
against the established code OF the religious World nc
felt that from thencefOrward there for him no re-
tnra aud so ne became an outcast his sword against
every man. and every mans sword against hm l be-
eving IT, cannot but believe that the false jewish no.
tons OF the sabbathday which are prevalent nave been
exceedingly pernicious to the morals oil the country
We have received Tie Principles of PSy-
eAoio0y by Professor JoBN JAsco~ Williams oOIIege
&C. p. Putnam Som; Nan IL Genesis and 0eoiogy an
essay on the supposed discrepancy between the tcsmo
MES OF science and Scripture to the origin and anti
| 0uity Of man. by JosIPH 2. THOMSON, DID. Samuel r.
Wels; SONGS for Christian HorShp IN the Chapel and
Family with notes and words selected from the "songs
OF the Church. by the Rev c. s. RoBISsoS "a b Barnes
Co..; The Mount Zion Collection OF sacred and secular
THEODORE E. PERKINS The sameG Sabbath Carols a
new collection for the Of Sunday Schools by THO
DoRE T. PERKINS Che same) Beriner Echo. or The Ger
man Echo guide to German conversation, edited by
JAMES II. WoRMAS The Same): Protestant Cana Of The
! PRAYER Book, by the Rev j. PLEAsoNTOS DU HAMEL
| Phnadelplia CaKton, Remsen, & Haiefngerj; Rupert
| OF me Rhine, by MARY c. BusHE london Society
for Promoting Christian knowledge. New-YOtk
Pott Amery The HorreS, tale CHE Same; Morning
Light or Waking Thoughts for erery Day in ne Year Che
Same; A Philosophy Of Hearsn, Earth aud me Mlle,r
ni,a by JNrEs A. sPURLoCK Of the Missouri bar cst
louis; Y: j GILBERT; 2qg a"f Chaos Lecture de-
liyered at LOyola College, Baltimore, by r. W. NJ.
MARSHALL (Baltinloret John Murphy Co.'S Part TX OF
Dr. A. s. PAcKAGDs Guide 10 The Study Of Insects Salem
CNaturalst's Book Agency; Aunt DinoNs Pledge, by
Miss MARY Dwr;RLL CHEIus (NatiOnal Temperance
Society; Latin Reader, with notes and vocabulary,
by WV. F. ALLEN and JOSEPH H. ALLEN Boston Edwin
CHM; Bible Wonders, by the Rev. RICHARD NEWTON
d. D. CRobert Carter Brothert; and LiuLs E6es Home
The Same).