New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

Father; and while needs guide. leader surely ts
we'll 10 receive drectin from the ono VINO IA best
Mr Potter thought the great power in character to be
personality Our life Ia not our SURROUNDINGS, or In
II he might crtcise DR. Baho mt all, he womb note
what seemed 4 him defect h OF so Inc
medium Of Orco which passed through him. instead on
originated with him We have looked 700 llch ~ tno
culine SIDE force and pOwerand tremendous energy OF
which 1t 81 not well to lose sght Two men, above a
came 10 his mind representing IN ts age inc moril
force Christ. Thomas Garrett uscd 10 meet uarheI,
Shareholders, armed and anTy, ana quen ana hDasn
them simply 10y the moral power OF his presence Isaac l.
Hopper Of this kind. also. Iho dlylnc Sprt uOeS
it, work. not through human ssl'y, Dt t2dogn per per
d claimed any intention to represent Jesus as morcy
passive. without personal force nc Gouu nav ' ~
illustration OF the personal fore which moves the uni
Inc Rev. Sam. Iongfclow felt that the doubts Of
science were answered when character was ncceptu as
the true key to unlock spiritual mOWiedSe Inc 4oupei
finds himself silenced by ms OTh ,, hlgheS,
il bound 10 accept the experiences or saints
rs the very facts which ne must base his Deductions
But we must verify spiritual truths IN our own cNpcr
cnce before they are true 10 h always the pure
in heart who GOd-hearts purified from sell seeking
nj the essay which ne had come from NoWGOrk 10 hear
We moved to-day by the thought OF Jesus a. men
were moved by him when he was on eaft, because nc
was so largely endowed with u divine personal magnet
ism. More than other mcnJc hal drawn near 10 Ho
but the knowledge Of God not his provocative alone
e had stood lately, beside the coffin OF Thomas Garrett
and had realized there the power ana inre OF character
waite worth as was the assembly which gathered together
to do honor TO this man. who did not WIle or spek, Dut
only lived. Thomas Garrett had passed through stOrmy
scenes. Dwelling lust the border between slavery
and freedom ne had assisted more than 1bJ1 slaves b
lice from the aud find the other. Nhrn ne was %
years old, ChieiJusce Ianey sentences nnI 10 pay m
This work by fine 20 heavy that II swallowed up every
dollar Of his property few years ago he stood NJ VII
mington, alone AZ tho opponent OF the slave power
Even the Quakcrs. to whom he belonged Wlthdfe" from
worth crowned his bier. For than two hours a
strange procession filed in and Of his house to look
Gained the victory over death Shareholders there
well Abotiunists-cOOred persons-rich ana poor
-gTown men and little children-hundreds and thou
sands The great personal magnetism oi HIS char"ctcr
drew them.
Bartol after the pause, in which we 600 seemed to
inger beside the dead mans grave snggesteu WitH
quaint and charmingy old fashioned glilantfy, tDht
though the feminine element had been alluded to we ad
not yet heard, to-day the feminine voice; ana MIS-
Cheney. speaking from this hint, fmphasHed what thc
Isence here should be Justified Mr.. Hatch put In pa
renthess OF deprecaton at the habit of making media
tor of Jesus into which the conservative Unarans were
falling; instancing "A remark OF Mr. IepwOrths that
there was no way to God but through Calvary.
Mr. WATSON said that 10 seemed to him there must De
an eye III the SOU which IA the supreme eye OF NO
human intelligence. Darwin considers what we call the
race. When bee constructs cell, his work ~ inc
growth OF half Million perhaps, OF years But htlher
had the git Of speech. why the cell il built In such u
manner, the flight il 81 timed. Man, summing up III
himself the experience Of al the ages has come TO an IN
tellgencc OF which the record is character. Sha ne
regret all TINS, and say am going to put away an n
results of the past, and stand Alone on TINS Ddnk anu
shoal Of time ~ Verify, bird and bee might pity Ms
poverty. 5000 =, -
Dr. BartOl thought we were conscious OF that IN our
selves which have duration but he was less ul
patient know destiny than our origin lhat we
came from God seemed 10 him the primary truth, ana II
he believe only Of two things, either that nc
drew his being from an infinite source, or mat nc MIN
self should endure forever he would choose the FORMER
and choosing, he sure of the latter, ADDED hfs
Cheney's gentle voice and thus having Setued That
"Cur beginnings, our eudings
Ire alta the LifeseuIer.
into whom nougu Is lost, and nough spent Valnh'
he adjourned To meet uOAt month AZ
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