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

IL sets the pIlsoasI ires, y -. A..JT
no other name than this Eiysa nsdsr hsSysn
whereby men must be aaVed. Do you hope 10
be saved by tlhs nRmti Then you mustiooR
nVerer nom puuihhment, your 6hltld nom
wrath when you come to Judgment but mon
By the workings Of his apirit IN you you must
sin..to save your soul from itS inner thraldom,
that you may 30 nt to dwell among the glorious
liberties Of heaven, /"
The obstinate rAip Of yesterday Jid not pre-.
vent large audience fom. Gathering at Rev.
Df. Nswman's church and eRjoyiBg lveTy slo.
Vice President Oolfax aud Chief Juatiec
OhAae were among the Auditots. " T0EIUl
~. Newman took bis text from the ,Solh
lnsfeASe, but must deere sss,'' aad proc eeisi
ofiSs Mss;iaSE kiaSdSai saS ss go t ' ;ss
tmes and seasons OF this Increase.
On the hrst poiut he remarked that there IL
70 DO an Lherqaas Of knowlod1e IN thu OhaToh .
TheIe u stll much error plsVAlent In the
must be dlapelled. OhtlhukAity is an intsiIi-
gent religion, and addresses ltseif nTat 10 the
Intellect WheEs thsIsh 40 knowledge thsSs
Z itii > fasI worthy Of our atlsalion that The
erovning Ilories Of purely lliaAtion are thoss
aseeeie, best Hdsptsd % scsenIllsh ths dls-
erowninE Gloriep are the printing press, the
telegraph, the locomotive, and all the means
~ COMMUNICATION with mhnkiu nd The tele-
graph IL the enieient agent for Transmitting
Eospel news around the world, and the pEIni,
Ing prehh Ne 1endinf forth the preoioon BfblS
thS e, lSss O. ~ @csles edi o. the ist
How wondsysSil 10 3 mot II stpy our aois IN
meAns OF loeonoit oa the hnmA b rAss Il hlonE III
Into one grad astghbofhQod. The earth 10,
took 81 Rsnl 70 pelldrA Ms menorable
iop rney on tho "a edttuffauoans naAAfJod ia IN
,ho'S 81 nEsGIs' FOG tAs SsAsssssht Of the
,ISI: sR !ssrS :9,I I. ( ,ss.:s;,
shah be promulgated thFonkh human agency.
man, iThsa i6sis Is 70 IL a. inoiesss I'd az
huhieota Of ChIlsiiS kiaedoh.s D D IT fllIli7o1l
oonaiasrihs The times GId the reasons Of
the hisIorY o. me growth % ohTistis flbrtdnSlSs
from lhe preaohlng OF the twelve hhoaiies
dogh through The safioup periods u 90 10 assl
Ills Rise doh has been a.sailsd BY those IN
stood sysry Ssssit TIs enemies mi o. ok1isit
f e.. M S'. .sh sSS t.sS,
earth, and u II were possible BY their diaiec.
ties, aad ~ their eagesiioRl and b d OF Esds,
GSsaay 'H YOU'D 70 ssS. BEEN .hs dons oS q
! Sa, TO day Is the btlk hlest that hs. dswznsd
o. Nativity. More hal bsea seeompIishs AZ
he last nfty Year, 10 the adVAneement Of
Christianity than was accomplished In the
days Of the Ap0tlleh, he might Aimolt IAy thaa
10 All the Agsa that HAYS pfeeeaSd oura, y.
DIR. NewmAn Also referred TO the ffteenth
amendments Aud Whist he said on thlh polnl
VIII BE- found elsewhere, ==a.1--'-
s4plATH SoHooL REuHIoHs--The neunlonl
OF tho Baptist Sunday schools or WahhihRt
And Georgetown, took place At the fIrat Bap-,
tiSt ehufeh, on ThlTteehtA slfeSt, ~ 11o
O'clock yesterday afternoon. NotwithatAnl-
Ing the inelement WbAthaf, the sohobh uefo
web represented, and the eNereiAes were Of
highly Interesting and entertAtninK nature
Tho opening oh0Tus by tie schools 0lisnliGhty
TO SAvc,h was rendered IN an enehAnttnG man
nsr, which was followed BY = fefvent prayer
By Rev Mr.. Warren Tho hymn, "nkil, all
ifAiig by the L street BApllai Sunday school
1choiAra was oxquialtely executed. = n .7 81 y
The pastor 81 the Thlrteenth street church,
Rev lii. Uuthbofi, then read several apnFo.
prlAtS pAssageg Of Scripture, followed BY the
hsTlp By the Eif'h BaPtil' suRAAy-sohoOi
Rsy.A q, RowJand, Of olnolnnati, delivered
an tniaffating AddfeSGto the SCHOLARS, and Was
followed ~ the secretary reading the reports
of the schools for The pAit year, which showed
that they were In gr9,sinB and very prosper
Ths 6SaS, irhs othsr ,sIas, u SEas thea sunE
BY the eeholhTs OF UalyerY Baptist Sunday
school, ~ aadreau by EW. Smitk, do, 81
HostonfAnd the "OoronAtlon Hymn,h By the
the osGasion.