The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-03-05
RELIGIOUS.
Dedication OF the New Chapel at
the Penitentiary.
Ministerial Comments on the
Contemplated Temper
ance Movement.

he exercises we're conducted by the c.el
" of this city assisted BY the Rev. Dz
CorieIey. Of Lawrence, Who preached tn
dedicstory sermon. A large number of ID
dies and gentlemen from this city attended
The exercies we're opened With the sinein
of the Doxolosy BY the wtole congregation
DR.. Reaser then offered Q beautiful an,
t,nching prayer aod, At its conclusion, tn
convict-chOir Gang the anthe-a 'Jerusalen
my happy home"
. Rev. 1. s. Kalloch read . selection o.
Scripture appropriate to the occasion, and
Ser another hymn had been sung, the Rev
Dr.. Cordeley. of Lawrence, preached ser.
mon from the text:
''Silver and gold have none, hut ruch .
l have give unto thee"
at the conclusion Of the sermon Rev
kailOch made few remark
ard the Interesting and impresiv,
exercises closed with prayer by Kew. Dr.
Reaser, and hymn BY the convict choir
The new chapel i, situated in the innes
squsre of the prison. and is q we'll arranged
and beautiful apartment On each side
the room, and between the Elk Windows, life
eized figures OF the apostles are handson ely
frescoed, and all the appointments Of the
place are in keeping With its sacred chsrac-
ter. The room will seat comfortably about
four or five hundred persons. About three
hundred convicts attended the exercises. At
the conclusion Of the defeating exercises, the
visitor we're seated to magnificent dinner,
and after inspecting the prison, returned 10
the city in carriages.
THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE
MES pretty thoroughly discussed by the cler-
ey Of the city on Sunday last. and the mere
announcement that the divines would speak
on this interesting suhject was enough to gil
the various places Of worship to overflow
irg.
MK.KALLocH preached to a very large con-
gresation, at the First Baptist Church. The
spacious audience room Of the edi6ce being
comfortably filed. Ia referring to the great
tidal wave Of reform, known rs the Temper
ance Crusade. he observed that the women
had been the greatett sufferers from the SINS
Of intemperance, and said woman was deter
mined to rest idle no longer under the wrongs
that the liquor traffic inflicted upon her.
Hitherto she had been content TO pray and
weep in silence; henceforth she would be out
in the open plain wsging more vigorous war
fare.
At the First Congregations. church the
Rev Mr.. KincAi discussed the subject in a
very calm. confederate. and noncommittal
manner. He .poke of the wrongs that
women have suffered at the hands of the
deman of intemperance from time immemor-
isI. and said the long suffering spirit had at
las, been aroused and was sweeping like a
whirl~ind oser the country. He did not
advocate the 1T forming of the saloons by the
ladies' in defiance Of the legal rights of the
proprietors, but urged moderation and calm.
action in the Inauguration of
the crusade. He believed that much good
could be accomplished by the movement. If
properly managed, and participated in BY
the more cOnsiderste class of women.
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