The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13

preaching. and though they want it no good re.
suits from IT, Il man Is minister OF the Gospel
Jesus and MS resurrection Is the theme they
should preach from year alter year.
PAYING THE EXPENSES.
some time was then taken up In raising $500,
tine amount necessary to nqnidate the indebted
ness or the Committee 81 Arrangements which it
Mr.. Variey ett In the meantime Dr. Armltage
stated what were Mr.. Varley's inten-
sa ohs M 5ne ture ne g1es neHSei
remain two three weeks. ana then proceed
70 Quebec, where, alter remaining weeg, he Will
take steamer OF the Allan line Tor Great Britain
HIS cnurcn IN London mas been enjoying a special
season OF prosperity IN his absence, thus showing
chat the blessing OF God rests upon hun IN double
way.
AIew remarks were then made BY DR.. Ander
son and William T. Dodge. alter when Mr.. Hep
worth announced that 1882 had been raised and
he thought 1t would be well TO sing the doxology.
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow,
which was done with enthusiasm. DR.. Tying here
appeared on the rostrum and IN response 10 an
invitation, made short ADDRESS, bearing his tes-
tmony to the power OF the unaided Gospel IN New
YORK. II the clergy ana people VIII stick to that
It VIII capture the city. have never known q
more spiritual. profound feeling than exists here
WORK.
Dir. aepworth then announced that in comm
uation or the meetings there would be Bible
readings in DR.. lyng's church every afternoon, at
four L. NJ, by Messrs. Logan and Bayard or London
and preaching in The same place Ia the evening.
Services VIII also ne held Ia the Church OF the
Disciples at eight In the morning aud eight in
the evening, and all are cordially invited to attend.
was then presented to the audience and pro-
ceeded to make one OF MS characteristic al.
dresses lie had hoard much OF the worldiness
oil the Church IN New York. and SO had deter
mined TO preach Christ ana Him cruclded only,
the inslnuation being that he had a large stock OF
something else on hand had ne CHOSEN TO
Draw On II. lie had ignored denominanonalism.
and would be happy TO be regarded as q protest
against q division III the churches. In the course
OF his remarks Mr. Varey TOOK occasion. to have a
hing at the newspapers, IN whca he manifested
feeling which certainly was not love. Religion,
ne SAID, was not that sllpsnod thing the news
papers make II. The reporters sit down
AT HOME HALF DRUNK,
and write out sermons which they put In the
mouth or the speaker they pretend to report, ana
so tell the most damnabe lies III the papers. II
know or reporters who were called on to report
sermons, VINO have never gone near the place AT
alln Here he glanced at q lew representatives OF
the press, seated before him. as though considera-
tons OF extreme charity only prevented his re-
turning mis- original occupation Us butcher.
"rhere Is no leading paper in the city,
he continued, .Inat touches the vital prIn-
ciples OF religion at all. An ungodly reporter
Will show the wickedness OIL his heart III MS re-
port. and mlsrepresent you as he mas done again
and again. having InuS punished the press
of city their criticism he exhorted MS audit
ence TO give their hearts TO Him VINO when
vied. revived not 'agan, and babe them adieu.