The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-10


eoysnant for US with hisown precious blood.
But 40 long ~ we refuse TO b reoonoifed 10
God, 60 long a. we refuse TO enter into Gov.
enAnt with God, tho blood Of Christ IL Of no
ayan f0s as Is,p, T. not SHE %sdlS,or For
for ali who desire and freely accept his offer
OF mediation. whensver we accept him AZ
our mediator, he also becomes our advocate.
Hence Josh AZ e sS ~, Is h ~ entered
an advocate with the FAihsf, Jesus ChfisI the
righteoua.n What a rich blessing We thus
snloy. Iesus, who knows All our wants and
o. the xinisheS Fstssf, vii PLEAD our oaT use
But there II another class for whom Jesuh has
acted a. advocate. 1 refer 20 sinners who
Jesus prayed dFaihef forgive ihem, for thSy
know not what they do.n Rut lot no willf1I
sinner naitsr him,sif that this intercsssIon ia
apoSlate expect his advoenty. Pan saS.
plainly that such viii never sskih W SsoSSht
no q St. H, SSs sS,I S.;:s AZ
through Christ that you can Appreaeb (loI
from whom your sins haze ,s. srp.rstsd you.
way, The truth aud the ilfci III y, = - '''
u III. THEIsLANB InsriTurr. h1lU7a
some time last spIlPg Mr. Hardy, = gentle
man soS5ss,sd Win ne S,Tsst BsPti;t
dreu, many OF thsn coldred, which were seen
on the street on the Sabbath, hired a Foom on
the Leland: snd sonSsnssd GsllIoG them in %
a
10 his good works by MI. Esisystts 81 fcs and
Il va. soon found iba, more room 9 Sstta
qulred, and the use Of the onlored church, on
: street, between Third and Fourth, was OBJ
,ainsd, and the work went on inerssslnG IN
some Two mohihs sInee II was resolved IA
organize the school thus estAbilshsd under
DE- De- riTS Of az i,ssd sSd hsy
y, Browne treasurer with Meaara. Sykes and
Hatdg a. superintendent and SsslStsni super.
The success which had attended the EFFORT.
OF these missionaries, both Ia numbens and
teachers, warranted them, aithey believed, in
I'd OF January, the school was removed thsTS.
We visited the school yesterday, and were
very much interested IN tha IN amer IN which
the exercises were conducted, and pleased 10
see the large attendance Of scholars and leach.
ers, ..F u,
ton OF the school In ainging, by Mr.. Bancroft
a GsntlsmAn who has Teesnily femovs ed 10 thIs
tsssh there little opss! The selsetlop, II Am
In = very eredltAble manner, after which the
pupils were arranged In olAetca according 10
thrlr Hges; .Td the teachers inAtFuoisd them
Tal. was followed by singing, ''My Home is
There" 70 the ehotuso OF which neatly al the
children Joined.
Staging Of hymn, during which 0e scholars
hled out by classes 10 remarkably good order
each pupil resolving At the door copy Of The
hall on the I'd Inst. was about one hundred
wssthsf wasvsry cold, there we're oSs huSdrsd red
present. Tho conductors OF tiis Institute Eel
much encouraged 10 their good works mi
tnndl are Ssqulred 70 carry II 90, and eontri-
purpose BY their treasurer, Mr.. A. n, BroHbe'
Their appeal should be met with = liberal 70.
.ponss from ne irienos q the religious edu.
UNITARIAN uHuRcl AT THR CITY HALL.
Yesterday morning Rev. Samuel j, May, of
"a Ssss Of 5s,pH SSs,s Sp s sss
the 18th verse Of the % chapter Of PauIS
EPillle TO Titus the words OF which are. as
"who gave himself for u, that he nigh. 10
deem us IRON All iniqaIty, and purify unto
himself peculiar people reAiouS Of COED
The preacher had read for the lesson of thu
morning = considerable part OF the sermon On
the Mount, and thus furnished an AdmIraHIo
foundation for we'll considered and liberal
ohfiIt gave himself for ui. That summary
expfes,l9n oonPrehended the scope And rs.
hsnegsnInS sni onb",sd n ~ ~ opt
to enable Hin to earn that title Without dis.
pute. He taught us that love, not hate, was
sspiT,t 81 qs PS oen ,h nS sSob T
juFed US, and act with beneheenee towards
those guilty OF broad oheneep. TIE phllan.
thropy Of Howard was -intrOduted BY the
preacher as = ChflstlAnllke example, a. near
70 the preeepts Of the Great Master as yet had
been reached. The rich man might cohtrlbuie
poor and unfortunate, but he did nothing Tor
himself unless he shared the sorrows aAd felt
the suitetlngs Of the wretehei. lie must give
The preacher argued against the possibility
OF the suheringS of Christ AtonlnR for the
weakness q men. The universe 10 governed
" inshotsole law, and the Individual WHO
This could not be otherwise, and the pfeaSher
thanked God for this immutAble regulation.
violation OF any OF the great commands Of ns-
ture. Any such shifting OF responsibility was
aS unwise as u was unjust, Sin was ourgTeIt
and the like transgfessions OF Others, a. dsiiy
exhibiting themselves In the course OF human
events, develop our natures and make "
capable OF Distinguishing between good And
evil, and better Ayalling ourselves OF the ben
Gifts OF this Discrimination.
ouRLET MISSION CHAPEL.
This beautiful little edidee, oorner of Hound.
ary and Seventh streets, WAS dedicated Vestsf.
day afternoon, addresses being made by Rev
George A. Hall and Rev. s. s, MITCHELL the
latter concluding with the dedIoatory payer.
The history OF the school since its orEAniTA.
HOB tNoyember, lS67,) with few AesompAny-
enf, The late Rev, p. D. durlsy, wSo was aver
devoted to all good works, especially the Sun.
day school cause, was the originator Of the
school which to-day 10 power In that part OF
Our spirited and wsll-known citizen, A. r.
shepherd, esq, who has done 80 much Tor the
city, and 10 AlWAyB foremost 10 charitable
works, has kindly built and given the chapel
to the otloera and teAehers, 10 be used AZ a
house Of worship. =
The school numbers about l25 ia ALL and ID
In very houFiShing condition,
MONDAY PRAYER NETTING.
We understand that the Interest Ia the noon.
day service has been such that II has been
decided to continue II each day, from u toll
o'clock In the paFlOra Of the Y, NJ. q. A.
OLosnEG Our SALE ..H-...
wrNFER SLornIN