Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-04

lot them DO perpetual, Hut the hrfOgAnt as
We are prepared at all times 70 den ounce aud
iepreosto aa"A atupendoua delnslon, which
Is destined to pass away
But II is 10 no spirit Of retaliation that we
feel constrained to occupy thiaposition, That
We sometlmes have great provooalion la evi'
lent enough, for 4 .sema 70 be =, natural 70
own Church while he looks VITA contempt
and toorn upon the PFoteatants,as II ts iot the
human lungs to heave or the human blood 20
snset and dogmatiEe and play the arpercilous
part, while he wraps himself In hh own Ina.
Gioed Importance and bllndly Rckops the
With the Mormon and the Turk with the
inhdei and tho Jew. This IL the comfy OF
the RomAnist, and II Is a spectacle 10 behold
Bu. the DosioS takes me aS On ny quota.
rather Of . misfortune Tor Protssia6tSm, mas.
ToSsh % .oS q tss bsssS sy Oi. to-
his mother, and LEFT her = tender, part
Ing word. But We see no ,misfotune IN
i we IN usTlss and no ,,iumnSs ~
at period long before the Pspal Church had
any existence, sad he was man who knew
taIi yell the dshe s S esswssn ne LPlrnSal
strous and bloody usurpailon whih Rome
has praeticed over the souls OF men ior ages.
But n 10 the hour OF his nnAl weakness he
only saw Ia the EAtherlng gloom OF me grave
that vlaion OF holy faith which IL aionee the
ornament and the consolation Of opl nature,
n was 4 tribute not 90 much 10 the Church OF
Rome as 10 The Grscs Of JeIuS which reached
him 10 the midat ofher. aE1- Il ..--H
u THl WITNESSING or LuruER
But the reverend Doctor seen IN willing TO
conclude without impArtiug to US ais final
warning. lie tells us that LutheI as the
aVowed enemy OF the Pope, has, notw lhstand.
inE his sotivlty, long been dead, and " would
prophet. Aye, he ls . lying proph,t, even
after the manner Of Abel, who ''beingiead yet
speaksth." The soul Of Luther Ahi hiS CO.
try Of Chrisiendom. From the beg % they
were eyldently commissioned TO do york for
the human race which the corrupted and
paganissd forms o. he ho@i.h IsliI bS sop ho
| Romish writer's themselves that tho course
Of ProteStAntism has been the ellef mir.
Aele Of modern history. u 70 the face
OF such q concession our rodoubtsPls Doctor
latlGolhS 81 the impotsat present, we shall
low air. " IL no conoetn OF GUS, We take
our appeal to time and the judgment Of that
Providence which nt.t o. Last 4 sure 70 ,sl
| All thinga eVon and vlndieAte thetTuth which
Code Servants have proolAimed.
.. .. THH FINAL FLouRtAHH
Ia tAklng leave Of the dlscusdon our rev
| ersnd Doctor has borrowed the speculation
and the song OF English genius, With these
| he has woven the texture OF his eilOgy. " IL
very pretty in competition, md was. nc
| doubt very aonoroua In the rounded petiodI
ofths Dootor'I sioquenoe, nut iiS sources d
his tnsplrAtion are neVertheleah IN the buried
past, not 10 the livlog prsaent OF the eternal
future. We shall not initiate his Example.
Not even from the works Of IN, most illus
| triout dead are We eopsttAlned d draw forth
the expresaious OF our eonndene', Before VI
| lies the open volume ofhumAn smlety, whose
chapters bear the story OF the nGiohs. Amid
the. clouds that gather on The ninamont We
see one Irb stlll wadlng, Tha orb which
| once allied the whole circuit Of the heavens
| with Its awful presence Ia now Ihorn Of iti
| majesty. II IL blood red and daelininE, II
Eoss last rolling downward, whlR the IhAd-
nations I'm up their eyes TO gaze upon itS
mighty dnAppearaHGe. That orb 10 the
Roman .Papaoy. 10 not deeeivai. God IL
expectation. II il but the work Oh d man pG.
tienee, but Heaven will make thit patience
al anvil on which every hammer Of diSap-
Polnl,n 1 shall wear out and q the new
forget the pIesent oonnlots,
CouoRED LABoRInaMHS's CONVENTION =
In Aeeordauoe with previous arrangements, q
| number OF delegat from thu nevdAl work
! lngmen's clubs OF the various WAda Rssem
/ bled 10 the Aldermen's Chamber, Ctty Hall
asA Convention to act for tho oolcrsd work
6a motion Of NJ. Russell, Edw~d Akin
| son, eommiHaioner OF the Filth ward, wal
called to the chair, and Aaron Russell, bcore
| ary,
On motion committee on osede,tials wal
sppointed, oonsistins Of one delegate frou
| eaeh ward. A call being made, II was found
that the First, Stxth and seventh wArdl wert
not represented. The following wee chosen
| Second ward, Edward Ambuahi Third ward
George Brown Fourth ward, WIN. "A, Scott
FIFTH ward, Jamel H.. Searlss. The commit
tee retired, and while waiting for their report
Joseph Brooks, assistant eommlssloner OF thu
second ward, addressed the meeting in regatC
to the Importance OF the wotklngmen co
operating for the good Of the elisS repre-
The committee on credentials reported TIT
following as accredited delegatesi
second Ward-Oharies u, Peters, J. Brooks
Henry Beverly, Thoa. W. ChAse, Edward Am
bush, wAshipEton Waller, Jas. A. Nelson.
Third Ward-John W. Freeman, RlehArt
CLARK, George "; Brown, Lawrence Writ
Fourth Ward-MAuIiee Murphy, william
| Bowen, A. NJ. Green, wm. II, Scott, PAtriel
SsfflsiS, Wa: joR6sG6, Michael GffSsissy, Ro6it
II, Gaines, James Bradley, John DainR erheld
The report was adopted.
% motion OF James NJ. Talley, commltte,
| on permanent equalization was appointed Al
Iollow.; Messrs. Nelson, Freeman, Green an,
While the committee were celebrating
speeches were made BY Msssrs. Hayes az,
Cronin.
The COMMITTEES on permanent orSanIIAtIou
reported TINT for the pfeaeut, the present on
! GERS bS continued; +. s. atkinson, chairman
and hhron Russell secretary, with the Sddi,
ton OF James NJ. TAlleY As corresponding sec
Rotary, and Anthony Bowen treasurer.
They further recommend that \ Gpeulal
meeting DO held at sons future day, Tor the
election OF permanent Officers and the trans,
action Of other business TO be brought be-
fore II.
The report was rejected on the grOuud that
Apermhnent organization should be effected
now. ..r .# So
new committee was then appointed, con.
siHting OF Thomas OhAse, q. W, Brown, VIM
EdlnboTOuEh and Robt. Gaines. This com.
mittee, after due consideration, reported the
names OF Mr. ]. Atkinaon for president, -
Brooks for vice president, Russell foI record.
Ing and IAlley for corresponding secretary
And A. NJ. Greco for treasurer.
Along debate enGued 90 these nomha tIop6,
but the report was formAlly adopted, and the
convention adjourned.
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