New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

one COMPENSATION for altman is man, snd is
woman. aud equal opportunities aud growth are youch
sated to all On the simple PIVOT Of respect for
the dignity OF human np urc in ts ultisdc elements
rest This new idea this faith ~ ours, Is what Is going
TO @ 9nd On up eent future The ringer that points
IL Is Tor s To- see that tho new principle does not fail
Frothin ghaa said that il was more strange ahpanfy
more rn!ccountabc, titssthe political change In
Roman Church had Italy to itself for the last thou
sand years 1t eIupire in itself. numbered
Il possessed all ut aud al beauty 1t had the keys OF
Heaven and Hell. 1t had place for everybody. work
could do every thing-it Oas everything. 1t the life
of the life Of msn-a second nature Yct with
aimed blow at it, 1t had root in its own pit. The
OF Italy dreaming dream OF which II knew nothing
Yet had larger freedom than OF old. II fell because
copdtopte ~ thop sn rgSea on o oe
can teach ana think-submit." We Americans complain
Of voluntary system of religion the meagrrness and
IDEAS Thought truth 30 long as the my steres OF exist
look into stranng their ssmethug beyond
tLefe To he religion and religious expression But
must be slncerc. Ecclesiastical re eon has met it,
death. sincerity perfect truthspeakng, must succeed
it, That time is far off, but We have the principle that
commands IT,
NEw-YEAR ADMoNITIoSs
The Rev. DR.. Isaac WestcOtt preached yes
tcrday morning in the Plymouth Baptist Church. Fifty
frstst, Tenthave from Isaiah xv., 6, Behold it
ID written before me viii not keep silence bu; will
oompense" There times said he, especially fitted
for reflection and none is better suited for such pur
the new. From the Of the past 10 which natu
rally look we NAV learn wisdom for the future IL is
good time to reform. to begin new life.
There are many habits which had better die with the
baccoi In Broadway alone 10000 cigars are sold daily
In this city 100000 cigars are annually consumed at an
expense OF 100000 The total annual expenditure for
tobacco is sOOOOO0 Compare this with the cost OF
ous instruction. Estimate the salaries OF the pastors
Of the $50 churches in the city NJ 5000 EACH put the prop
ery of the churches. large and small at $4,000 eaeh put
the current expenses at sO0 and the total cost OF
giOus instruction in this city, including pastors salar
interest on the property and current eXpenses would
| be $3,S25 600
God will be strict in his inquiry, and will demand
faithful account OF lives. our talents, our influence
our property. He will ask account Of all the laws we
The magistrate who does not demand an account
Of his subjects viii not long retain the dominion. he
| will require account of all time wasted when the
! phrase kill time" will have sgnihcation different
from It's present The man is yet unborn who can
rightly weigh the value of an hour lie VIII demand an
account for all opportunities lost Of embracing Christ
| lie places bed of sickness because we Will not
think OF Hin when in health He takes away our friends
! that our thoughts may be turned 10 heaven ,
We are year nearer our final destiny whether that
be joyous sorrowful What seriousness and the
/ thought should inspire We may sin with levty, but
| have done with 1870" But is a mistake. They have
yet account for it, The judgment of the last day will
final Happy will be those who prepare for It's dlctum
| i'll good season.
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE WORLD.
The Rev. James Kennedy preached to a large
congregation in the hall Of the Harvard Rooms, sixth
ave and Forty ysecOnd-s last evening, from Psalms TX xii,
"And blessed be His glorious name forever; and let
the whole world filed with His glory" The speaker
announced ms his subject "The EvangehzatOn Of the
| World" As his for believing that the whole
! world would eventually be evangelical, he re-
| ferred to the prediction in Numbers XIX, q b.:
| "But as truly l live. all the earth shall
be filed with the glory OF God" This he said, is
TO be accomplished by making men universally
acquainted with Christ and His salvation During the
first 70 years after the establishment OF CHRISTIAN
Of eyangezaton with great energy ,,,oi put
it revived shout 20 years ago. Almost the lrst
1894 Through his efforts the Scriptures transla ed
into daects making 1t available for the instruction OF
the Bible for 100000 of Chinese and 75,Ooo6OO Of
Japanese; Henry Martin translated II ~ @ laJo
while Williams carried it the islands of the Pacdc,
and Maft 20 Africa The scat barriers winch for long
time prevented the tad Of the Gospel have been
day the Bible is published in l72 different languages
During the psst 50 years nearly 92QOOooO copies nave
been circulated seventy years ago there were no mis-
sonary stations the world is encrcled by them
Between 5000 and 100 miSsolaTes nave Deeh Nshl oa
by the societies Of America Ind Europe tn Influence
Of the Be' IN .nn nT&h anS of
war. II will extcI Iate tyranny and dcspOtislI ad
the moral pollution ahd ,rime tnat abound III society.
THE DUTIES OF CITIZENSHIP.
The Rev. j. S. Willis preached at the Sew
enteenthst. NJ. E. Church. yC ,erday morning. from
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| and known among your tribes and will make them
rulers over you" He said New York is between thieves
] on the hand and Papsts on the other, and It will
take ali alchemis to distinguish between the two
Between them they and ruin the state. the Papst
relying upon robbers forte support their hierarchy
After everything hos stolen they will probably buy
Mount Vernon invite the Pope over when he is finally
driven from Rome open all the grogsh0ps nave general
election, and make him President for life.
IL Is now time that all honest men looked at these
things, and made effort 10 remedy them. There
are 200 MethOdsts in the State, OF whom l2OJ are
voters If oil these voted the side Of religion. honesty
good government, they would break the power OF
these evil 1t is the duty of every religious man 10
attend political meetings. and vote, and thus preserve
his country from peril and anarchy.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG.
At the Central Baptist Church, the pastor,
the Rev Fred. Evans, preached yesterday The Re
ugious Education OF the Young" from Proberbs xii,
Tram up a child in the way he should CO. and when he
is old he will not depart from It," Would TO God, said
he that parents half eOnsiderate OF their
children as they OF their and ferns. What
blessing would be II every mother cared much for
her son william for the sweetwilam In her flower
bed. Said boy, when asked what made certain tree
grow up crooked guess somebody trod on IT when
Young" How many men are morally Crooked ana
deormed because they trodden ON when children
ruined by harshDess wi a, Kind word OF JudIClOus
correction would have cha. the course OF their lives
and made ornament instead OF disgrace u hu-
manlty.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Beethoven M9nnerchOr celebrated New
Years last evening their clubhouse IN fthst, with
an informal entertainment, including concert, sup
per- and BAH Every gentleman bringing ladles wa