New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1870

small In comparison with those who voted otherwise We
are not 40 much to blame however, tho Republicans
have set US very bad example, They wore so split up
voting for Republican or not what was surprising to
70 500 Republicans endesycrng TO get the ne
groes 10 vote for candidates OF the Young Democracy
| I could not SEQ what the Republcsns were
to gain by an alliance with the Young I.S,, do,
enemies thought the buying OF negroes was e"o o"r
with the war, but hue we ma ~ ~ ~ no 0ra
gamblers TO buy up tho votes OF the black men These
don't belong to my eoDgr CATION; we are 700 Tnrt
| to-day. These men have made New Yolk hiss ana
bywOrd everywhere I an. opposed to man seiliss
for whom no pieases; bat when man SELF SELF
his vote sells his rights for money he oughs 70 10 nr
mont He should vote principle, not on enpedieney
IN svI rspaSo nu unless he could roaS If tas quail
fcation is placed over an, Wen and so9a;
advice is to school every Who is vote or ex,
poets 10 he and learn to read ard write The night
cannot hold our own unless Intelligent,
AZ tho cleso he announced that on next Sunday oven
ing nc would discourse on 4" Our Pubic schools"
NEwsBoYs' SUNDAY NIGHT MEETINGS.
One OF the most interesting Of all the Sum-
day night meetings the Metropolis ia that held at the
Ncwsboys' Lodging House. in Par1pace. AT tho first OF
tho Winter SERIES held last evening" tho Secretary Of the
Society, c. L. Baoe, urged tho boys to go West and find
homes and fartuDes for themselves and quoted several
prominent examples. DR.. c. g. Hoyt, Secretary OF the
Board or Commissioners or PuDnc Cnaflut-,
that in official capacity ho had personally visited all
the benevolent organizations in tho State, and that the
CildIon's Aid Society OF the nobest OF them
ALL for the that 1t fitted the boys TO take care OF
themselves Mr. Hitchcock. superintendent OF Detros
Mission described the OF two boys sent from TINS
C.ty 10 Michigan y.Ars ago, one OF whom, ny INDUSTRY
aud perseverance,, Mad become independent. while mo
other yet poOr because Of his sbilessness. Mr..
Brace stated the great need OF the Society Tor cotmhg
and appealed for gfts toward tho Thank sgiyng dinner
Large company OF boys VIII be sont West III te" days
,rracrr T ,NPOue
The Rev John G. Van Syke was installed
yesterday pastor of The Reformed Church in Long
Island CITY.
The Rev. VIM. I. Buddington lectured at
Association Hail last evenins upon the True LILO Ot
Young Men."
The Rev. 4. O.. Brickman of Baltimore lee
turcd before German audience on the Immortality of
borg. az No. IS LudOw-st, last evening
The Lee-ave. Baptist Church in Brooklyn the
Rev smith pastor na ,sr wt Gt ior nt IS int
Lords SUPPER thus making IL piac'4caiy open COM
muniOD.
The second anniversary of the Plymouth
Bapts: Church Fftyarst-st, near Tenlhaye;, was
held yesterday. This the wesernmoat baptist Chuch
OF the city aud requires now $500 to pay on portion OF
It's doOt before JAM l.
The Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr, delivered
the third sermon IN , eoq g, o 6 70 @ Sd how
to wi IN the Church Of the Holy aity, Forty
ONION, H., 4 "His banner over me was love.
Bishop Potter has forbidden the celebration
o; tho Holy Communion ~ private mass at 81 aacri-
n,ent Mission when the priest IS the only commucant,
band of persons, one OF whom shall commune WIN
him each day the Bishop Of the Diocese had iOfbd
den him to sacrifice 10 his dear Lord alone"
The Rev. DR.. Newell of the Allen-st. Pres
byteran Church delivered the inst OF six lectures
10 the young men OF his church, last evening on
&C. and he cited David noted scrptural instance "
young for his Ge and nPPsaga 6 70 Se 9
tier city, tbeI country, ana thelf bod
The anniversary Of the Brooklyn NJ. E. Mis-
sonar syeioy Was n 81 Joas ChuIGn e.r
delivered by Bishop simpson, the Rev L. Bald
gd and the Rev n ] d. Brown OF tho Mission in India
THO Rev. II. W Warren. d. d. OF Char'e5toHn Mass tho
Rev J. r. Daryes OF Brooliyn The reports read show
sroat prOsTes the part Of the missionaries
The Synodical Committee of Long Island
follows At Southod Presbyterian Church Dec. in ho
aternoon reenpuiutn tine evening OF the some day;
at BrdgehampOn Dec. In the afternoon as SOutRanp-
tou in Tho evening OF tho day. The following per
sons will address the meeting the Rev. John d. Wells:
brooklyn the Rov. B. i. Steel d, D., Of Astoria tho
Bond Of Sag Harhor; the Row n Hopkins of Ravens
wood the Hon Henry \. ledses OF LrldSchampton ana
s. {. North vi Brooklyn. These meetings are held IOr
tho purpose OF aiding IN tho collection of tho SO0V)
memorial fund.
The Rev. DR.. Robinson, who has lately re-
turned from Paris he had charge OF the American
Church in that city. preached TO large congregation
yesterday in tho Eleventh Preaby eran Church, FIFTY
nItb-St., near Lexington ave, 'VA
/ am ashamed Uf the Gospel OF Christ The same
spirit said he, which Paul had to meet In Rome exists
to-day People don't want to hear about ChFsts OeinS
cruliled tO save miserable sinners. Men NOWADAYS
want discussions about geology aud Genesis, DISGUST
lions aSOut the Intermediate state, arguments
! about tho BiDio in common schools. Education
and moral reform preferred rs means OF regen-
| Grafton, as II the old Gospel were dead. IL tho
churches second these demands the standard or hdey
will DO throw down. aud the miniStrat0ns OF the SAINT
| tuary viii grow cold ard unprOhtaOe. minister be
very much what his congregation force him 10 De
by what they to him, but by the subtle influence
OF public sentiment Let every CATION demand OF
their pastor he shall not be ashamed OIL the Gospel
OF Christ Talk your minister lees about Whlttelu5
eIoque nee aud OF Baxter's anxiety and importu-
lt3 pray ers. In cOuouiUl the speaker uFseu more
condolences the messages Of Christ and more glory and
| in nia