New-York tribune., 1869-06-07

attention and apparent approval TO his radical pointed
ana somewhat humorous discOurse good many, SAID
be, expect that am going talk politics tonight, and
give my views OF the country In general aud OF the
ouI ~ particular All have to say on that subject 49,
that Slavery dead and that the best men the South
thank God that is that universal suffrage Is to be the
fundamental law Of this Republic and that the best
Of the South in favor Of M that the Southern States
are not half 50 poor badly off you suppose. and
.naI tle most loyal men in the South are those who
fought brayely 10 break mp the Union. have always
been opposed 10 prescription confscation. and dis
no occasion for any such thing the south But the
nc1 IA MON LlnOt soon have confidence are the men
at IG NoIIh VINO e0ntehded Tor slavery, calu!nmated
ana discouraged the Union soldier and fired his back
a lie marched 10 battle for freedom and the nations
ti II - my hrst object tonight 10 give you correct
NOTION OF this great Republic with which for veal or for
! and truly comprehend the mission OF this republic
ey VIII better understand their mission aud duties
lhls rs Pisembehty proyidenal country God II Ills
scrutable wisdom had planned this continent scale
OF unusual nmeusty and grandeur In its virgin forests
ne had placed few Indians keepers for he would not
be without rational subjects in this vast domain) and
theh ad dropped the curtain aud retired, apparently to
the ola world! There man had been engaged for more
under the Christian dispensatiOn. In pursuing com
falye happiness here and perfect happiness hereafter
lie ad had great successes and had made sad bunders
COD had laid down for him magnificent programme,
ana IL Il no wonder that Christians then zeal 70 carry
it out incurred enmity and provoked persecution but
when they gained the ascendency then lthe fires Of
persecution kiudled by them against Others and
unfurled the nag Of rebellion and seeded They ought
TO have fought within the unon they ought TO have pre-
served the unity OF the Christian family they ought
not to have divided the Christian Republic They sought
] accepted
preached MP the divine right OF kngs-what call d.
VINE humbng because nothing can be dyiney night that
nuhhy wrong ana thak pOd ~ was no CSth9S SIS
uoctine such moment, Wneh an power III thS Olu
World had fallen INTO Royal hands Providence guided
Catholic sailor the ocean lifted the curtain OF
anu APoscd ths continent 70 the hslohiseu sLt Vi
mankind, as new refuge from persecution
little colony Of Maryland the first guarantee free
dom Of worship and liberty Of conscience The first diff
other great difficulty is their awful conservatism, which
often puts them IN opposition TO all honest progress ana
the doctrine Of the Churches inabty which does not
extend beyond the Interpretation OF Gods constitution
aud laws. The speaker argued very mgenOusly
that 70 claim, Protesants do the right OF private
judgment IN religious matters just absurd as would
he Tor the Protestans clam the right 10 deter
mine the meaning Of the Constitution and OF the
land without regard 10 the duly authorized decisions OF
the court. He declared as Catholic that the InqusOn
nifu0us institution, said that the safest man 70
follow in church state was the radical and de-
Iouuced prejudice OF all kinds with earnest elOqucnce
In conclusion he sketchcd the evils Of religious dissen'
ton and division and the advantages OF Catholic unity,
and declared OF Americans In generals "They Will vet
throw into common grave the cherished prejudice, the
stale e and with a strong desire FOR religious unity and
life and weauness OF endless strife aud dlssentOns,
they will cry in the words Of great chief Let us
have peacc'-Chrisuan peace"
LIBERTY AND LICENSE"
The Rev. O. b. Frothingham spoke at Tre-
nors Lyric Hail. yesterday on Liberty aud License"
The taken from the With chapter and th
Of First Corinthians and from the nd chapter Of First
Peter 18th verse The two passages the speaker said
had meanings but the same purpose. Pauls words
gave the practical OF liberty while Peter presented
the immoral use OF spiritual freedom There wide
distinction between liberty aud license. The former
the free condition ot mind, which was hu
purposes the latter was the free condition OF
mind which animal instinct and was exercised for
beasty purposes License was not undue liberty u was
an abuse of the mind There might be perfect b
crty and Yet license There were 10 such things as
Accntous thoughts anu opinions, bht tntit were hcen
iious passions. License and liberty were rad
ieally opposite puucip'es Liberty was the emal,,
ne least The more liberty the less license, and rice
rsrsn The ~ liberal culture, 10 was said was cltt
cal and speculative lie Was Wiling tHe NoIiu SHOULD De
saved after It's fashion, not be saved
;+, at all c became Ca1 'G ee dyer @ and adopted the
depravy of Rousseau. the corrupons Of Notare. aud
e,ayi-t n the country speaker SAID. had recently
deporcd the decay of religious creeds 0ecau-o ~ was
yafc virtue. This claiming that liberty leads 10
license. But human nature could not be trusted TO
keen ont -lu eyes and free feet how can "
do 50 when the eyes arc bandagrl ana the eet bound
The opponents o tee regg T,oyo SoTa mo. Sp aR1yo
ln,! an iIp mn bccmc gDod there ~ IN be no need
Of oroods Liberty leaves men tree 10 pursue their own
good work and rally To cNtcrmnatc vice aud abolish
misery aided by largest ideas kidding the pursst
snthusiasn. nud lhe deepest thought producing the
deepest r%n'lio.. % 1 m .,J ,,, d, tjrI
more h.lhii.y. and press more earnestly toward the
mark Of a true and Divine calling
FUNERAL OF A CLERGYMAN.
The funeral of the late Rev. Day X Lee,
T. D.. took place yesterday from the BeecLerst Uni.
iug the Sunday School connected with the Church gath
cred In the basement and the hour devoted
crcises of memorial character Az appropriate service
superintendent Mr. McAdam the Rev. J.. C. sweetser ot
JCusc several ~ the teachers and eprseitat,yesQ OF
other sunday The room nlled by the pupils
AMI their friends aud c exercises were of very solemn
ald ,iess.ye character Ia TIE afternoon the church
v- CROW led. and many porsJus uual e 90 gain an
cutu~rc. The pulpit was plainly drapcd with black
cloth ana decorated with of cycrgrceus and iIu
murtcucs. The cskgl "h'A was a p5lL u',h one MaS5
entirely covered with Wr'atns and howerI, WLch AaI
been presented by the many friends Of the deceased
trptre wa- read by the Rev. Mr. Gibbs ~ Newark and
-rty d,fh',t Tniycrsallst Church hymn written by
tho Rev Dr. Lee FOR the UnNersast festival n Boston
rui's Ion of :" MS pen, Was then sung by the
consregation. The funeral address was delivered
loss sustained by the Church SUNDAY school ana the
denomination at arge ana a,eeIE Ie a,teI % W bi as
toryp' , ' close oi Dr. sawycr's address and solo II
AIleI tio t ' % adecrIcr iiyeth" fbe Rev DR. Chapn
made prayer, which followed by hymn aud the
Deueco9 by Py 1 D I3%y M 5om mn read S several
~ scrIpture Besides the Cergymen who took part IN
iae cGTe.o Of t Lawrence University. Canton ~
tho Rev. Mr. Garfield Of BrookIyn ana the Rev 4, -
Greenwood Cemetery.
OPENING or NEW PLACE OF WORSHIP.
The Wilson Mission, which up to the present
time has carried on its abors at No 37 Avenue A, has
been obliged owing want OF space and increase in mum
nor o scholars look ont for quarters more commOd
rs and secured a short time ago magnificent property
on the corner OF Marlsplace aud Avenue A. consist
Inc ~ two vacant lots and large building SiNlOo Ieet
Tbe Alden Type-setting Machine Company has a two
years lease OF the premises, and propose To occupy
or az the premises until their lease expires III j. pro
osed nv the Mission, which styles the place OF Worship
now uscd by IL "The wilson Mission Church OF christ,
chanel on one OF the vacant lots and 70 devote
tbe whole Of the present building 10 us school AZ
nreseut the school will be continued at ,tae @ olu
I,,rtera but next Fall 10 will be removed 10 the
Icoud and third floors OF the newyacqufed property
The services were conducted yesterday IN the basement
~ ibe nov r. r. Hall the pastor and were very simple,
vi impressive and listened to with great attention bA
irye ron gregntiou. An appropriate sermon from re
,r X was preached The room I'm which the services