, 1876-04-24

syn,phonies played between tho yernes, impro-
1ssd ss..s1, eT ss sss erfsn' IN I NJ esssn E g Lsn I'm
thren tho, il!ss for .ho Day. tho soco,d ior
reacn, and tho thlrl for atf against Pei,Ie-
cano tho Antsln,1. which for this OCCASION Naa
thu wall.known "fia!fc!utah from "Tl!o Mes
aialt."
PRAYERS ~oro tl,cn ehid for this President, for
Tho tueon md ilovHl Family, aud for tho clerRy
and people, concluding with tho prayer Of H..
ChryaostoEn. and tho minor honcdclona. Ihey
werc followed b7 a familiar A1nlh to the inns u
" Arlington" IN whieh tho congregation llearti.
fho sermon was preached by tho Isoy. Jamcs
Do koyon, Warden of Ilanino College, and was
brilliant aa It vaA nurroprnto to tho occasion.
Following vas tho text:
1et thy rerva, pr ~ then, surn back ngatn that
inay die In nIna ely aud os bure by Tho gtAvo
OF my fAther anu Of Hy snother-!sdmuti, 1 1ix. ".
III opening, tho tncsker said that the words OF
tho to1t icll MON tile Gar with a swootncss bo-
you'd camvatisup, aud toucLoj eyoty hnast. No
n.attcr If thsy wefo spoken 4.QO0 years ago, they
appeaiol to to huulan sentiment Of all tlmo.
lfo thon portrayed briefly tho situation indicated
by the tckt. and compared the tdoa as thsn ex-
pressed WITH tho Iosa of country now known 10
exist among tue pooplc. Tbs sous md dAugI.
tors OF tho old country cuuil rovort III mind 10
tho beautiful scenery and the frionds Of earpr
years, mud ~ 30 doiug uu'ture n1ilt moro that
patriotic spirit which Ia ono Of tho nohest given
10 humanity. Even those whoho ancestors had
lived hero for many years yet fool stir IN thcir
hcarts when tho nnno OF tsielr. motaerland
woso @ mauy aud sacred. oao II them vas vas
thoir English Dlblo. found in tho cottage OF the
lowlv aud tho palace Of tho rich, the self.han,e
worda Of comforting going out to all ailko. THIS
words OF the English Dihla wnro bLnnIrI With
ali earlier rccoilectsons Of tho Euglish-born man
and woman.
True loyalty to ons'a native country, to carry
out wherever tloy 10 tho Ideas that bad made
the country tlcy belonged to. that wau tho duty
SNf E1.,tj fuk
aenso Of duty. ~ ssaud to trust TO do we'll
that had been Distinguishing mark Of English
men for oil aRes. In Tue glaco appointed, NJ tho
DO always on hand. This vas what witllssood
tho charge at l}a1aklaya. aul whal
haa given EnBl,Hhmon world-wlde rep
,a,6a anapa- ,a toF soa1.se snu
Epgishmcn Was :'homo." They woro willing 10
stand tho tnartyrdoms Of raiiwAy sraral snd
AntelB, hut thoy wcre atvayB eager to reach
homo. The copsecrstcd nnlou Of married lito
tue holding fas: to each othor white l.fe SHOULD
last slo cldson, like olive branches, around the
taGlo broLbory and slatorly love,-all this sUrvol
to make ZIP the sdea OF au English homo. Con-
nected With tho idoa of homo was tho English
Sunday. The quiet ramblo in tho chureh-yarl,
tho abstinence flom worf t or recreation, wo.e
features Of that SUNDAY winch addsd 80 much
to the Eugliah home. Literary ndysncomout Of
tue requirement Of wenltb MAS not oil that
Should DO bought. but the laying up OF trt1AsIra
above was TAR more TO bn das1ed. Gu Sunday,
IIoavon's gates stood opeu.
Tho heart beAt With yet = quicker thIill at tho
monttou Of another word dear to EngliAhuon-
liberty. 10 lind out how far tho r,GAts Of tho
many wore oona1stons with tho wishes Of the
fow, so that there never would be that race OF
otiGe-soekesa which thrives upon the public
treAsuEy.-this had beon tho aim Of the British
Government. It has proved tho Established
Church yot allowed othor religious ideaH full
liborty. Bsh,ud the national lie OF the mother-
!and bad boom belief in M over-ov!bg God.
LUIS had mado hing aud people, lords aud COLL
mona, united iu hHrfuOn1ulls nctlon.
Lie would Bay this with due royorapco to the
English penple that these ideas were not pe-
culisr to tho English. They bolonsol also to
their adopted iaud. The seed sown by tho carly
colonlsts lad not bpeu in vain, iat he had to
say that political corruption exlstcI hero to 4
vast extent. Out OF tllo bribery aud corruption
and dishonesty tho nation'a Eantor-tlay must
yet como. B0neyolont dut,ss formed tho Chief
object Of the st. GeorBe Society, nnl he prayud
That that object be fulfilled in tho be.t naIl1Ior.
thor countrymeu who wore unfortunate, aud, it
they carried out thus idoA nil thgir i,yes, they
would nnd aftor death nuro reco.npouse.
Ou the combustion o( the BcTmon u collection
WAS thkon up for tho benefit of 81. LMko'b IuB-
pital. Tlo oGartorv was by MeasrB. George L.
Gooch, Dr.. John q. WAlter, William ". Street,
Alfred Dooil Robert c. Wright. During tho
collection the orHan gave out the HtrAIna Of
"God Ha7o tho Queeu." with variations, snu
when tho aims wore prosecuted tho Choir snng M
anthom by Darnloy. After the bonediosion tho
choir retired hugug tho retrocesaiuaal hymn,
"Glory 70 Thse, my God, this night"