New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
RELIGIOUS.
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mission Of 100 new men .crs Mr.. Becchcrs pulpit was
decorated with the eh est Rowcrs two massive stands
filed with tuoeiSseS, oraamentng each end OF the
pulpit, while rs Cycling border hid from sight be-
ns%@ oS apoGaB Garbtr nreacEcd from
text found the ed chapter Sci ana Attn ycreS OF aus
i1le is bid lin SisF IN cod lie SAID Ills figure
OF the az ostlc which IN orc form OF HhoSie ~ are
quite ir gucntly Lie is gone, and yet II CNsts We ao
dead, ana vet never much alive Lie cNlsts as ~
tEoS w words 2fot of the S amos Which any craten
ne ognizc The outward acts anG unSefNlDio 81
life 5 iidden from All N 9Hat Emo do life mot of
understand The apote to say Ia9 Il j. nnmenccd
ny something deeper. IL Is The consclOasts % in m
Shat he has taken hold Oi the Lord Jesus CHRIST IL mas
home TO him thst savior mas dfG 10, na,
this profound consciousness OF an lnNse H tvo
eIcnents-lrst that Christian life Is love NE; seeohu
that love aunens iseh by ne c0uaItT p beSoe in
m cIp sav Ch'i,t died Tor me- that moment the
1oe 70 Say, is made to Christian life. Ii is the
work of the spirit make this moral nature OF man
rpa"hes out into the future and Graves TIE eternal h!s
but poor dcyeiCmeIt while iod Hloil c t ISS nre ~
life IL is the power that develops IT, Snllstan haS 10
dojrs amy csc In me great social "S fhc sSc
Discrimination Bat Wlllo men may ue G T s W. n"
fng they may he doing il ciiiclenlly me lher lilo
five Is different. IL the same houSenod colls the SLY
do a work OF love. Now il is true that 'hllsah i,,
30 go through the same NOcauOns as 3.itLs, 'Gs
nfter all tie disposition that lies back Of all these Is
different. 1t IS thelove power boldly aHeL t Mel
iat tSar are ,itndes of men who Christians in
fact and in on, ward acton still as OF od iie V irt
mace of fire through which men dccolnQa ~! wy So
walk uns athed. Thousands and thousands I ing III up
security are doing their Part in working cat true UhI
liam lfe thousands that sing while they wctp; Ilu
tudes upon whom burdens ne VINO can ie'T & % 6tbcr
men What are these hidden 10y OF which you SPe% no
We can hardly describe thcm Tie atuIa man Wouu1Tt
understand IT, There are thousands 0i umgs io4
evident which men cannot see. SOit Is VIZ Tristan
them Is ne evidence tGa they ot there There are
Thousand every tta SoOut foreign lands 10 nina;
wears They comply with the cuSOms of the country s
laws ard iret;ntons and seem 'erfeety afs'n!e1 10
ing is about bone, homc That is the place Of their iG
ture enjoyment 20 u . WIN ohiitln Nc Of the
future life There also. III tliS Christian ne, telct
surprises Of oy, There in this life days OF tTanshr
a1i5n paws When an 10y all is faith, all is love We
fake back the harsh Judgment Of yesterday truth Wch
forrcd to living fac These the days when Christ
10 fulfll his promises Ana tho tielc are u"Is
tally DAYS when We would cry 0Uj, 9F H"u, my
Cod Why hast thou orsa6en me b VT ' tnw ihne
hour 0f abandonment To you who are th(1l ing dlo
spsie, If is S Wien viii live with you through
BIZ and through death. Its Christ which vii, be win
iegrng around you ard bear You safely through an
the struggles Of this life, until sou come TO that hecny
Kingdom where al is love, and peace, ana hor'ul'!
TIE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
meeting in behalf of the Evangelical
Alliance was held last evening, in the Madisonave
Baptist Church. The attendance was large The Rev.
Di Prince read portion of Scripture, and led in prayer
DR. Elder, pastor of the church. made some intro
detory in reference to the great Conference to
be held in this city the ed of next Sep
tember II is to be the great Protestant d.cn-
which left upon the minds and hearts of these Chris
sa ica ~ NncTi, renders il very desirable that they
should also be tavoray impressed with American nos
Mr. Eidridgc would take text not from the Bible,
but from remark Of Dr. McCosh: The object of this
alliance not much 70 constitute Christian unity "a
TO tncst that unity before tie churches and before
IL. world There is difference between Christian
NV as Christian unity; 1t Is a Fundamental thing IN
boatipe before the ewes Of man ali down through
yes. a tlm siadowy, and not most attractive ideal
rand external unity, which should embrace Christ
every home ana race III one external organl
ian unity; because unity depends not upon organi
IS >, but upon life And It !. important naj the true
- II be made manifest before wicked and ungody
word These certain practical results, which may
be achieved, The matter OF securing cyil and religious
liberty That ell people may he 2efmtIea to TorSap
ara more they wish TO accomplish the severance OF tie
Church and state throughout tie world.
true losJiiable spirit in the people OF NeyYork city,
character ziag metropolitan conduct in this eapect as
paper one Of TIE adss 2a ,S ana ara TS 6 n nreo
Ole al Rome av the other to in NewYor City next
SEPTEMBER aud the eyes Of an Christendom are upon us
ton upon usl Let it he wisely and properly met,
way that there shall he back door for retreat
DR. Tyug also spoke Of Christian unity. Go where you
vii, IN any portion OF ne Wofldmii they are inbnfd
perfectly alike. There is unity OF sentiment OF feeling
of ideas You may test this great question wherever
man Fears the IMAGE of the divine Savior, there is not
merely uniiy-tLtTe is al identity, Il Icaly what is
assembled around tie throne are one III unity.
1heu is Only objection that have to the arrngc,
creed DO uut believe that creed that can be de-
yfed IN human words win nect the wants OF the mu-
IuC,. We cannot include their ideas III one broad form
Sec: any 1 Gan the leaves Of tree are alike, vet
creodto bot'ling sunshine and Eeeling it for next
year. pr,tIs mp. in little parcels the Divine
Lovc IA i.apt.sts ElIsrOUaiaHs. Ihc body is
tan Faiuent do not believe that my doctrines are in
have spoken cf the unity Of religious in Newlork City
would rise igrcr than This, ana say above New York
and above -a4th, sLa. all be one forever
DE- Is dflge said he would subscribe 20 the doctrines
DR. ra,-s,5 the 81. ,tst creed or any other creed
Cssettn,i 90 sd' alton
NEW-YOEK BIBIE SOCIETY.
The forty-siXth anniversary OF the above So
,ty waa last evening he South Reformed Church,
CORNER o. Fiih-..ye. Twenty firsst Mr. s b. Brow
net presided Pray or having been offered the annual
rs 0rt was read ly ID. S. Eyerson esq 1t stated THAI
The work the society entrusted to several commit
to- who devoted their energies in different channels of
tho socety's operations. Hundreds Of houses had
been visited, Iich as well as poor, and instances
scas lily furnished as not to he supplied with
G qes o. HS S GSTea Gccss c Lad af
tcre their efforts If, in amy case. refusal of COPY
o. tf. tcrpnS he persisted In ~ 'athoiGs Gopy Oh
accl-s'ished among the various natlonaies landing
on tstr shores lumber families visited $3.50;
her .ls nj destitute Bible, 1852; number refusing
Bible unljcr Of volumes contributed 10 families,
o2Cs: amber furnished hotels, 115l. Notwithstanding
the noD OF vessels around IN port, the work done had
breg irr THAI any preceding ~ months. Number
i.2 S i,@d 7ss tc"tsmenS, and sol cmgrani
strips been furnished and 1909 bibles distributed to
fcreiy7 sduyn 13ji bibles and Ci72 testaments Grants
ha1 boo made 10 various Local OrgdhlZlt os 2y' mDlcs