, 1873-11-28

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True Ground for TiiamikaRivtng.'
Thu Doy, Robert Collyor prcachad q Thanks
siv;nc aormon vcstoriav forenoon at Unity
Ct,r, .o,, ,,,a.o i,o; IL roo CONFORMATION In nj.
onute'a' 1notu oo.n6 ''.4e .e"s 6 -
tendance. lilo Doctor tooS Tor LIS text Aaoak.
kuk, third chapter, eighteenth verso: ~ will
rotofco in tile Lord wili Joy in tho God Of
nv salvation" :" and said:
1r,snt.a,s:,.ns n.1 aa,no, tt,a vo,r IN u.
=, ..ll -, s e.,s w.. 49, ,,,-,r .,..s
most cloauy limo our natloh mas Anown s,nco
Tho end Of tho war md the donth Of Preadent
Lincolu. Wo aro foolipp tho chIl|8 OF panic,
md Arc not suro il viii not bo ouccoedod by tho
lever OF war VIII ats conBoouons m'sory ana oeal4.
Wo have had to witnoss things dono at tic seat
Of Government within tho year that have made
us wonGer vlnt We nro coming to in working out
before the world this problem ., solf-sovern-
ment Tor when NO nave aifoaay glson our oos'
blood w]iilo in the groat contrea Of commerce
somo Of the men who stood highest in general
honor have gone down. with multjtuilos Of lcesor
oso. anu ~ ."s'' .nou ~ uu1oS soa5 t.asos
eae fastuesaos' in any country OF m undlssnfnoa
tranquility. thoro has been all this yoar rcat~
less rattle of indignant remonstraucos from the
tiIlcra NJ fbn Hn1
w. ,.ve y. ,,1 ~ vttno ,oo +,,,u vo,r in t,o,r
"e naSo nau 70 "i.n'ss alao 'n'S year. ~ sne',
Tun measure tito fruits OF private and personal
sin. am not auro that any year IN our history
100 "0s ~. 80 ~ ~ .s'sy s' ss - 49,.
as'pot oso A1oA NV 4A4,io ]uo anauu y. s'u.t.
I'd mon, to cruol murders dono ny thoso who
we're bound togoshor by ties Of blood.
Or for revenge of real or fancied
-,' ' M A"as ~. p.A s.',..
who're VIC WIN, IN trusn, We 1ufn TO . sfouoie' ana
might easily II "o were 81! 80 minded count our-
Rolyos us mon In q marsh who have lost their
bearings, with darkness coming on and storm.
a-d - +,,;a ,yora t,,o ,.,,oto tp,,l, .b,t traan
~ a - 1s4' "''o Wv "No -, - u4A ~ "oo"s sAooo
@nPocss anu outlooae OF our me- IL seems 10 mo
that they might well make 1t impossible to co!e-
brate real Thanksgiving, because our condition
could onlv bo mat ly tbat vhicl, usod tn ho shsa-
,.-.a tos,, L. so,+.a., r. IL +r,a t1,t ~.
."eo 4oftn - " 1us.,uas. ~ ~ - iue suss NC
nave garnerea again vast hafVests' ny nnethoda
that mako tho burdens Of labor lighter than they
snc. t,,o ,yor1d atood M th,t II, ttia n,,naion ~
SIR. ~ te,ss 49, ~ T.. 1.s ...s,. =. ~
QUE FssnofH uooSo 1nelo IN o'e@a enouea "n" TO
spare. It 10 Also true that, except tor tho plague
land ysa stirred with ! beautiful pity.
4ha-n h.. ,,oor hn.1,h T., ~, o,,r
@sa. sno.o 4'"@ ,,,.o wv" A ~. ~.
botdefe, quito anoFe the average.
Noas11tA A@s ""J htons HnaaboA 1Aho kA"S "H1ou
came ovor cur own fair city two yoarR ago. and
then tho year after ovor Bosto:a cr1lshed the
hope out Of any great community, or eyon .red
and failed, as Was tho cnao horo and there. That
noble little CITY Of Portland on tho Pacific, avs;
tainod g blow which, for her Hizo, was au fearful
~ that which tue world believed bad crippled
this young giant OF tho lakes. BNs Portland
INSTANTLY showed us another aspect Of the 1plol-
did life tho Old Eastor1l stock ID drawing ont of
its new conditions On tho othcr shore. She rose
calmly rs q young god out OF tho smoko snd
flame, took IN tho whole scane OF hor disaster,
did not submit to ler iato for day, but grapplesl
with II AZ her great sisters, Chicago and BOSTON,
had done, 90 that when wo watched her wo heard
thoold prophets crYing again from nfnr: although