Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01
TWO HUNDRED AND Fifty YEARS SINCE THEIR
Ia A'DfSG-rREsIDESr ANGELS address.

BINDS the various " i0lIs oi C1rst lEt1 one
" flock, =" uniting the churches Of New England
with the church Of Ambrose and Augustine.
When il began, We sail to ourselves. " Would
the fithers recoguIs this, and If they recognized
would they approve" But on second thought
it seemed the very f.test selection ths, could
have been mad Il was the grsudest
hymn = the ancient church. Of the church uni
versa', takea up anu echoed back with al, rever-
enee AMI devotion, b. the desceniants of saintly
men The o0th Palm, .. Give ear, Shepherd
ofls-Ael. 80 was then read by the Rev Aldlce
Walker, D. D.. ami An appropriate prayer
Of thanksgiving offered BY the Rev L H. Bying-
ton, the Moderator OK the Convention. after
which the choir and congregation. aided BY the
great organ. sang Dr. Leonard B4con's fine
hymn, with ioKolozy, &c the ola H1rireith
tune
OGld, beneath thy guiding he-i
urtIilst fathers crosse thr sea.
An y D. they tr d tho WIutry strand.
Wita prayer act psalm they E.r-t ped thes.
Thou hesrt's, well pleased the song tho prayer.
1hy nIe-e uE tut aud stIll is power
81" onward tlrUu -h o.. a-r- 1esr
fne uc--7ry oi that holy h1ul-
La+.. ;rsr-ion. truth end faith q u5t
came sith fl Hse rZ les 1e- the wave.
Ar4 where their rr.lcriu {, 81 havet ct
+hs 6vi she's trusted guards tleI- -raF-s-
And hero thy name. u God love.
I-sir chi iIeu s. e. .drsn 'lal. aa5re,
I.4t rhcss rtc.ull hills remove.
And sir.Hs at.r-s ta earth 20 more.
The singing WAS such As to do one, heart
good lt 'sriy seemed 90 ba worship
Ibe commemorative address wss delivered
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cur best el,orv will consist II; our recosa.r.on Of
these elements. No argument is ute.iei 10 prove
that great elements went 70 constitute Puritan
ism. The influence which j, has s1er-ei down
70 this hour IS an irrefracsrle proas Of th nows-
which lies in II We roint with conf leuc- 20 its
achievemerts such As no; this A,e. nor ar.v com
ipy aye. can sf1-i 70 FORGET We me, u--s hv
the csri..tures Of the poefs the savings AMI do
inss Of those who assumed ;he peculiar z 70 Of
Parianisn. with their sxtravarance. ami espe-
emily their une,iing cant
Pur.tsr;s-, can sFri % he naiE;.5 as il
was.-Iike Cromwell whose portrait mus, give
the v.rt urc, hi, ,beek I; is 4 good sign hat
n lss- We are getting able "a fpres Of sr suces-
tors A. they were. a, men Let Il, coaes that
they did not run in advance Of the -ce iu .csru-
ing the lesson o. liberation that. ds-ustei,
- they sere. with everything in r1urcl
AMI State. they took narrow and psrlia. Vows Of
some things. But such wa. their spiritu4. hero
ism, and 81 noble thei- character and leeds,
after AT deductions 10 be made, that one o. the
most eminent Of Episcora. writer has scsnoE-
l,iged that their record Is one of re5u-uent
glory ami but transient shame M o-b.r writ
ers n OF over friendly TO Purirsuism, us,r given
Ike testmony Now what are the elements that
made Purit,ni>m the force t tclu.esseiiy N7s
J. Th. Pilgrim vas cha-a,ttr'1.l by p in
tense desire 10 10 the will of God D.-r not
pleasure-du'y,n spite Of the vlies oi Satan and