The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-03
Richmond Ciergysaen in Brooklyn
Rev. DIR. Carry ON Religious EiBerty-
Speeches OF Rev. Drs. Taylor and
Dicstinson-A Tender Spot Touched
$4,000 Raised for the baptist Memo.

| Dickins0n--A Tender Spot Touched
$4,000 Raised for tho baptist Memo
rial Movement.
From the Brooklyn Eagle, February ISL
In the Hanson-Place Baptist church las,
night Rev. DR.. j. J.. II. Curry, Of Richmond
| Va. delivered n lecture on religious liberty,
| the proceeds of which are ia 80 TO the Bap.
fist Memorial College in Richmond. There
| was despite the storm a good audience pre-.
| sent. Rev. G.. b. Taylor, y. o.. of Virginia
| the Rev. G. w. Sampson. D. D.. OF Rutgers
Fcnraic College, New York. and the Rev. A.
| r.. Dickinson. ID. d.. were on the platform
along with the lecturer.
Aftcr prayer had been offered by G. w.
Sampson, D. D., DR.. Curry said that he must
begin by rendering 10 the ladies and gentle
! men present his profoundc>t acknowledge
| mcntS for The compliment implied by their
presence and their indulgence on account OF
the inilncss of The subject, which it was alb
Solutcly impossible TO do Justice 10, enco,n-
;rssscd rs il was with (liiiicuty-L Liberty, the
freedom 10 worship God according to con-
science. The civil power has no right to sun
port Christianity or any other religion 4 day
hy the sword. God alone is Lord of The
conscience. Liberty of conscience is dear
to Bapri>ts and is so nominalIy i'm the
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states c''''!' 'uo ,,a rn,,,,r,., hn had -
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ava! WIN ."' " nd, v i mar.
barl'>t> nave nCc'l nls,t'eoI'cu IN htl
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t4iEhIy hhni'cf'h.' "rn INC nI"'ci' I','ci'
to-day was me c>IanI',T, ,Murrn "' sou
t'ud. Nt"f rc''f!,''& - ~. '''al.,'tt> Nc-
lures IN ''on"' WIN" 1,,' r'ev ,n:'tI' ~
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he"h&'hG /" 'iit >H,.Ir 'o''.' H'l'i alc ,l,"cS
"' year anu ',,!' 49, ~ I> l'n' Wv Il I|'''
stated tRat thc nEIo'" l'IS were u'''''i'i''u'
IN favor OF 'H'""iiS'ii'h', anu 'H'Y were
rl@h'. Ep'sc"lH''!' s'"|t 1915 has l'''hcV
| y lcIs''u,'oh 't'" III 'iie ac's winch were
passed "t,h ''A' view to-uaE ana Tonight
liftt c''i.tl''''i'c1i, i '!i,l'eu .! hu9e Hit
i'fl'E "l inc ir"P'c ~ GhGEAnu'
Alter f':nlfklN55 On me h'cu OF asSis'ailc'
III the SoH'i' on" ci Iiie a"'t'eHcn rose VI
anu >aiu we VIII 90 inc pcSt loF you We
| rln.' 10 Which III. tufrS icpicu:
Welcome most cordially, my brother. Pc'
ter. Paul, and others were the opponents OF
u>urlmtion OF power by civil magistrates
The most absurd thing III the world IS &c
suppose t;ial incfe are only slight differences
h'tWcrn l'alNi,t ana "'her churcEc<. Inc
differences are Tiuic;''' ana eAc hiodc OF OF
ulnancr.
iHNi>l> hCllcT" ~ personality ana MAJ.
riGimiljy III The Sight OF God Edpti>tS, and
Halh>t~ ain''', hclicIe Iii at exclusive re'
%c'rfd'eu 'l't.'h'"l.N'i; - Is IL soI',,in
thing TO hca Christian, bought with the Re
dteiii4rS blood nut more solemn tnlh&
to be lar'lEt q Christian. Our pfllcil'lcs
nccrSsitatc so!Il liberty. BaptiSt chllicf
lG'S lcen originated every dal lof inc E.S'
thlr;N->lN Years. IN ltbS llicrc were none III
Ernohivn, New York, or Virginia. In W.
| @inia. III present. one "ut OF every nine men
is 4 Baptist, ANA IN tic capital OF Virginia
one Uut Of every tive. iii EictiEond there
arc hoic Eapti>;s teddy than there used
f. Inc OF these WHO p"l>Cutci thcu Ill
! the whole state Of Virginia. The PILGRIM
Fathers lied from persecution in The Old
World io in!!ct it on The ncW. " hct
fire real history of this country is written
il will tn found that though the tria
l,y ,.rr and guarantees Of liberty were Dor
rowTcd from the cid country. Tor the grand
luminous doctrine Of Snlll liberty we are Ill.
t!cttru to those hi-"tcl! ignorant, htii
poor amt disposed Bap'i'tS. One ii''lf
,lrcd St:lIs ago, / could not nave Slooo
10 make this speech Tonight, ana II
aoGc in Richmond I would have been
sen, 10 Richmond jais. After referring &c
iInlacc. who said in rctcrcnc" TO his works
that ne ii%d bHt II monunent more cmdnr-
in~ than brass. the lecturer closed by advo'
eating the scheme OF erecting college III
Richmond.
DR.. G. i. Taylor said that DR.. Johnson
lad said That ihan ought not TO speak uil'
less he could say something pettcr th;'h
>ilrTcr. At"f Inc lecture Oh ihc evening II.
| ~olid moi DO more thIn p,au lie ca''se u
'hc '@!i.Ir anu Us c"''"Nl '.t''. WI c',i IT,
m"rl;l H"iit 10 r"ni"i'i''i"e l!'c iouii .',
ri rcSi""> ilher,H' i,c' S',!'c 'I'''n"! U,''
REMARKS 10 INC eject tI''t. ai.hN''Sh iic ""'''.