New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-31
SERMON LESBOS.
NOTEWORTHY DISUOURsEs IN NEW-YoRk
AND BROOKLYN.

PULPIT. ORAroRY FROM THE ""'' 'hN"' 49,"
prrcurr. TIE REV. DE-. JOHN nAnr BISHOP
M,ouA,p OF ROCHESTER,, THE REV. ARTHUR
ppooys TIE REV. Dr. THOMis'O. ANDERSON
rup pry ADAM lind, TIE REV. GEORGE II.
nyPwoRTI, AND OTHERS.
Tho heat Yesterday was not so disco'dortng rs 10
preyent the assembling OF congregations o. goou size
in most OF the city churches. The subject Oh inc
Rev. Hcary Ward Beooher at Plymouth 0hurch'
Rrooklyn. was the fugitive nature. OF impulses LOT
GOOD in the human heart and their iniiueAce. Ine
new Roman Catholic Church OF St. Bernard IN "eS'
Fourteenth-st between Eighth and Nlnth-aVes' III
this city, was dedicated Yesterday. BShop hioS""'u
of Rochester preached there and pointed out con,
trasts between the century in which It. Bernard
lived and the present time; Cardinal McCioskey
mazda n short address la the Fifth Avenue Presoy-
teran Church nj Fifth-ave. and Fifty -htth-st, the
p,stor the Rev. Or. John Hall. gave the annuai ser
mon before the American Seanahs frieho oo-
ciety. Tho thoughts suggested by Decoration Day
and the sclf-sacrifces connie noTated by II haoe
the subject OF the sermoA of the Rev. arthur irooAs
in tho Church of the Incarnation at MausOh-a'c
and Thirty-ffth-st. The Rev. Adam Lind OF SCOT
land preached yesterday morning in the fouf'h
Presbyterian Church. in Ihrty-four'h-s''' ,.,
broadway. upon the goodness and mercy which
attend men under the Divine economy. In the
Church of tho Disciples, at Madison-ave and
Forty-tifth-st, the pastor, the Rev. George ii.
Ucnwortb made the connection between miracles
and Christianity the theme of his morning dis
course The pastor of the First Baptist Church, at
Park-ave and Thirty -ninth-st, tho Rev. Dr. L. d.
Anderson, preached upon the characteristics OF
Cbrist's Kingdom. In tho Church of st. Vincent de
Tcrror r. Gu at Lexnglon-ave. and siXtyslx'h-St'
the Rev. Father Lily gave q discourse upon Gods
invitations TO man TO an eternal banquet
TNFRIITFIJL IMPULSES TO NOBLER LIFE.
52 Henry DaTd Beef at LFyh''H' ohu'e" 'CO"S'9"
The crush of persons at Plymouth Church
yoseiday Wa great usual, many being cphged 10
leave without hearing the preacher NJ Tracy one OF
Mr. Bce,hegs counsel, was present and Miss B' sse
Turner ono Of Nr. Bcechers witnesses, sat in front
pow directly behind the reporters table The opening
selection Of music duet, for the soprano ana ato'
the former part being taken as is customary by MISS
IAsar MI Boecher maze the following announcement
bcforc the second hymn was sung: 81 hope within
few sabbatLs TO lie able to resume SER
vices in the evening. 1 am grateful to the
many brethren Of my own and VI sister cehon-
tnaons for tie assistance which they have gwen ana
shall not tho less esteem the willingness OF many oihcs
who have proered their fcrv ees because sEaooHoe
10 resume myself the charge of the evening preaching III
few weeks. Notice will be given carly Iae sermon
which vas lesson on the ail character of good impulse
when in anagonism with inclination, gave room Ior
many illustrations, and M Beecher used them fieeiy.
One OF thCH Whlcn lcIdttH pvSSiNS I" '''' N"i
Mr. Beecher himself on the Ohio River, caused much
laughter In tie audience.
Mr. Beechcr took for his text Matthew, XII 2S ~ 90
81 But whas think yef certain man h@d "osohs;
and he came 10 the and sid Son, 20 work to-day IN
my yincyard lie answered aud said, viii not but
aferward he repented and went. And he came to tie
sccond and said liLcwise And he answered and SAID,
70 Sir and went Whether OF thea " an uit the
sun unto them Verify. / say unto you ths the pqbi-
and the Larots 20 into the Kingdom OF Goa before
II Should he matter Of seous consideration TO those
dnctrinai basis i'm tie main That sch OF preaching
and the rcqusiiion of rig In The lace oil le cam
pie o our Master There Is docrinal sermon recorded
OF Christ IN The whole of his ministry ON the other rand
whole teaching of Christ was not ehieal and spiritual
diadactlc teaching DO not mean by this thai TINS ex
ample sv '0%pf t Where %i men e 50 preach daaeca
aud piclor they are not 70 Ds @ ca an1 doc
frna views discriminating doctrinaly 90 not set
jihsriy OF tie Whole human mind Those feeling them
selves called upon to preach religion IN INC p9soPc
pysaehcrs Of RELIGION !" 10 ho tias says makes Christ
only fourih-rae preacher. The whole hOw o. it io9n
tarOm Whcn the apostles theinseiveF sathefoG ~ W
r,ra;iOn,hc whole course and flow is IN INC iGim OF
pictorial pr aching addressed 10 the FEELINGS ana me nm
anati0l and the intellect interpreting trough lie lin
agInati0n and through tho feelings Ana mere our
Master teaches, i'll the passage wnch we read IN INC
preliminary services b. means Of picture or pl"oe-that
s. small dc.,ons-thGt Is, novels .,, .o..oo
which read and lat is the iugl,iyenrs On goa IeS
ii;s The question arose IN the dlsco, n'n i' onS
nnass tcy we're much sharper than are explana
ton was darker The tIing to be exclaimed lie sald
10 them Tley seeing. not and hearing near not
Tie meaning is put it In this way so that when they
means" lie. coming to men already grcssminded men
that banded together in opposition as against ne
sio 10 anybody WHO would lessen
tier authority said - will 80 preach that While they
take in one ming the great mass OF nanaDd sna toHe
in anot lcr They viii interpret II, Dut lhe te-c
ing viii mine. ThOsr that are edpt!Ous ana WAit
something for condemnation tier lnilS WI 6 dp tb a
And SO adopt the piab!e!c lOrIn auCpt ~ th
may maintain myi aud aS Oh ne aSs u ,-sn t ~
arc not vi ing 10 una diilS 70 'i 81 he one
tie oxianatlon Two o"hS are IeILSfsi' - fo,1nD
tie wilns, and the Ot.er the unwilling tie ia,Hcp
won't" The father went away. The son says, NOW
that j. rather rude felt cross and ugy Lie tCt 49, ~
theory Wen the GOSPEL was first preached to them
they were against 1t, bu, they decided 10 accept IT. INC
anls anna nne 11Ho " Vii 90 lie Was ali
10 go fishing" lie says, ~ told MIN would go, pnt
the rst haf of it, it bears heavily against the 1irst SOM
bat OF tic csy refusal came 90 uehce anu OUT VI
the smiling obedience dsobcGicnce. .,...-,--..
And tins lets me- fairly into NY su5i-ct-the unfrlt
fu emotions of goodness thst rise III men INC lnoha
tiOns toward something higher, pdieT bser, hoDi9T
Ne have received, happily constitution adapted to the
exigencios OF huuan life Mons mines 40 iSt aG' rs
printers types d. every letter being selected ava 'ne
Sentence Stamped complete, all spelled CUT Men are 80
organized that tEcy ave What inlght De catic1 anti
or bad safe dangerous without IL HE WOn!d
Do impossible When mon walk, the very DTay NE
it. For If man were obnged 70 VIA t aee
who is in the saSes OF Peaak i s1
tIInlips arsn row many inches he has got TO lift bis
foot-Why what state! But your foot secs the ineqa
slough you IN various ways accommodate your BODY 10
the exgences % life No uan walks mo mortar heap
stulnbles mo sand NIL McA 90 bOt jump uo"h
an iron fence, but Oh ieather beds. ., .,
caiIy lc,c t:ie IL has bc3n written BY the
whole - stem b comes intelligent: Those parts OF
tie body that are mosi UseG hay ochi-olaqeG plGel
ton II there comes nyg missile. sho"-Ddli comes
through Tie cir and h JUs; aoot 10 III our acc you 3
not say, Inere eons SNOW ball le' no III iny ,"na
and ward Ii oii' Wee ca 70 say is !o1 Goaa ',o n