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The daily gazette., 1877-05-26
PROVING THE PRESIDENTS POL
ICY

The New York Nation remarks that
the damaging admissions made by ex-
Gov. Chamberlain to Herald interview
er, lately published in this paper, as to
the Ignorance. and ,inexperience Of the
republican party, white and black, in
South Carolina, and the greater wisdom,
experience and capacity for affairs of the
democratic party, and his belief that, un-
der these conditions, the people will be
satisfied with Gen. Hampton's admins
tration, have taken away the last founda-
ton stone of any republican opposition
to the Southern policy of the President.
The most ignorant politician in Congress
could not stand against the force Of some
of Chamberlain's admissions. The No
tion notices the fact that at the recent
Chamber of Commerce dinner in New
York no reference YVES made to the col
ored man. Ship building, civil service
reform, the tariff and the currency were
talked about, but the colored man was
not mentioned. democrats and repub-
licans alike are fully agreed at last upon
this one point-the colored man must
work out his own salvation. ."--Bait. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

The london Times says a new CON pa
ny has been folmed under the title of the
British and American Mortgage Compa-
ny, with capital of Il 600, 900, of which
it is stated four -fifths of the first issue of
.t5OO,0OO have been privately subscribed.
Thel Right Hon. II. G. E. Childers Is
chairman, and the object is to to lend on
first mortgage ofreal estate in the United
States, the amount being limited by the
articles of association to. 20 per cent. of
The value.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

nELAWARES STATE BONDS.
IL By virtue of an act OF the General As
sembly, passed at Dover, Feb. %, 1877,
hereby give notice to holders OF Delaware
ktate Bonds that 1 shall attend at the
Philadelphia National BanksOn the three
redeem and NAY of n All bonds Si rom So TO TO
No. rs inclusive OF the denomination of one
Thousand dollars each, of the issue of the
bonds of the State OF Delaware under date
Of January ], 1885. and that from and after
said first day Of July 1877, the interest on
said bonds will cease.
THOS. B. GILES,
state Treasurer.
Office Of State Treas. May /. 1877.
2tawUulyl.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

DLACK CASHMERES.-Dir from
R hsres @ al Mx sioo, % si.isS LIZ SIS s1 n Gssh
1.5O. These desirable fabrics are af lower
rices than we have offered for years, and
weireoom paend them for color and dnrabil
~ Aoi. w. b. SHARP.
Souxth and Mafka kis.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

EINAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS
IN OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR
1d6.-The undersigned, collectors, OF said
taxes give notice that there was law
passed at the last session OF the Legislature
requiring the collectors after q certain time
TO publish tho names and amounts due from
all such persons that have not paid their
city and school taxes we therefore notify
all such persons that have any dislike U
having their names published to call and
will proceed TO collect by making levies, as
we cannot wait any longer, having to settle
with the Finance COMMITTEES ina short
times We must collect before we can pay.
Ohces No. 10 East t45aNth street, between
Market and King.
Hours from a. M, TO IL M, from 2 to 8
and I TO 8 p. m. K. PROVOST,
Collector for N. District.
I. E. FARMAR,
may17-tf Collector for s. District.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

FTHE tickets are good only on the day OF
l. purchase by all trains. The return
passage can only be procured by present.
Ing the order for the return ticket at the
Union Ticket Office on South Avenue
Main Exhibition Building. Passengers ar
rive at and leave depot at Broad street and
Washington avenue, Philadelphia: For
the Exhibition Grounds, take the Fifteenth
street cars and exchange with lines leading
TO Centennial grounds. Returning, take
Centennial lines and exchange with Thir-
teenth street. Special arrangements may
be made for public schools o. 1llser large
parties going In body, 10 run direct 70 the
Exhibition Grounds. Make arrangements
during May.
H. r. KENNEY, supt.
GEO. A. DADMUN, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
NAV H. ds
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

NOTICE. = -WORKINGMEN'S LOAN
IN ASSOCIATION The most profit
able Investment for small sums OF money
Is In building and loan association, and
the Workingmen's now offers lust such an
opportunity. It's fifth series having been
issued the first payment will be due May
oath, but may be made any time before. =
Call day or evening at the Secretary 8
office, N. w. corner OF Sixth and Shipley
streets. GEO. G. MARfS,
my9-tf. |ll Secretary,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

LOAN
IN ASSOCIATION.-The Sixth annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Work
ingmen's Loan Association will be held on
Thursday evening next May oath. 1877. to
receive the annual report, elect officers and
directors, also TO attend TO the business Of
the regular monthly meeting, Money 70
loan; premiums low. --s
GEO. @. MAhIS, Secretary.
maylS-tf
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

OTICE.-A mesting OF the member OF
IN The New CASTLE County Mutual In
surance Company" will be held at the Of
hce No. 6O2 Market street, on Wednesday
morning, May 80. 1871, at 10 O'Clock, for the
purpose of submitting to, and having ac-
cepted by a meeting OF the said pany,
O supplement to the Act OF incorporation.
passed at Dover March 70, 1917.
WILLIAM TATNALL,
Wilmington, May q, President
may22-6t.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

State appointed for local purposes. =
The State is the creator and the local
government is the creature. The latter
Is Hepepdsnt on the Will and pleasurespf
the State, NOT only for ths coRtinuance
of, Its power and the possession Of It's
property and franchises, but also for its
very life and peing.P A
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26
Drawing Positively June 80, 1877,
And Every 8 Months Thereafrs.

Certificate Of supcrvisOrs orDrawipE.
The present management enphaticduy nOiyy
the psibttc that there ioiu be no postponen'eniq d
this drdtct,l9 ds Is tisstdE N such enterprises by
that Il WM positively did uneQlliUOcdtty tdes
place on The date named.
This, The Second DrdtDirlg tctU be c0ndlced
like the first to the ytriT1aess Of which the follow
ing named gentlemen hare testified
. Hon, Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice
Sup. Court of KY.
James G. Dudley, Chairman Board OF
School Trustees.
Grant Green. Cashier Farmers Bank or
Kentucky.
Hon. s. /, NJ. Major, Public Printer State
of Kentucky,
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, President
Farmers Bank Ky.
Hon. Thomas Clones, Clerk OF supreme
Court of X entucky.
Judge X. A. Thompson, Presiding Judge
Franklin Co. Court.
James g. Crockett, Clerk Franklin 70
Court.
Remittances can be made by Mail E1-
press, Draft, r. o. Order or Registered y, Lev
ter made payable to q. w. Barrow e.:,o = ~
All communications and orders Fllche" f
shonld be addressed TO
AZ c. w. sAREF,oMga EF,eDMsgai Z $MSnSsers. GoS
Courier journal Building, Louisville n.y.
Or THOS. H. HAYES q CO.,
III GENERAL Agents,
Send for Circular 6y7 Broadway, n. l.
may2-eod&wSw.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

OTICE.-THE CHESAPEAKE AND.
IN DELAWARE. CANAL COMPANY.
The annual meetine OF the Company will
on Monday, June A. is7T at II o'clock.a. m. !,
at which time and place an election will
be held for President and Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
may3-1tawtjune4 , 80
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

NOTICE.-Notlce IL nereny given that
IN the County and Poor tax for the year
1911 are now due and payable at the Office
6ls Market street, P. SAN persons who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1876
are requested to do SO at once or they will
be collected according to law with costs.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
A. GIVEN, Collectors.
ap18-tf Wilmington Hundred,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
In ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
fruits, Is now at his accustomed stall in the
new Second street market house. where he
will dispence these luxuries during the hot
season. With his usual urba.iity and well
known politeness and cheery good humor,
and do his utmost TO lessen the burdens OF
life by doing the square thing to all his
fellow men, He win also supply parties
and pic mics with ice cream, and orders can
be LEFT either at his stall or at his house.
northeast corner OF eixth and Orange
streets. '''' n4kyf4- -3fn ~
The daily gazette., 1877-05-26

NoTICE.-NEw SERIES. -The"Young
IN Mems Loan Association" offer for
sale 500 shares Of stock In the fifth series at
81 per share. Payment can be made at any
time on or before June 18th, and books Sc
cured. Apply TO
ID. T. HAWKINS, Sec'y,
mayA-3w. No. 4O4 Market ST.
, 1877-07-25

~. -t,. 1
,hs! shcr ccan s od WIN un
The IItn y The ahoPf then ihlulrea II tArt
were inelndeh IN shss olnrE; ont. ,. =. 10 ai,s
'scmra to knor anu ~: Mansic nar retm'nra ,I, 70
ctden 70 holf nrft1ns th's inorn.ns = W sErns
1t.s eosK s1 nee!se wn .fI 1n,i'n A. ,ndi
srr. r;t, Wt = wane,,i, W 4, ra,,n7s oice
an pssfnaueh MN 70 pntt 1pt!ee tn{!hs Luz sns
inereato woHta eS'eaa 70 sne1i 15o nfM nase ne
enpaeeht1y ascidea n9t 70 sy 10 Work nniefs 'ne
"1ole nna r., OF 70 ,oan = !nenaS" ~ re 6faet ~ ~.
,s .t ~ IL ,rai.,'. ,at ~ ,ne NV ita
msm u w ~, u.'sm. .sGa, a'u ns ~ M ,ns sh.n
eh9!Ees 70 the T,hna -lnn"e, shoht ~ OF tec.n
noatneI stsEt trr:m ~. ~ nnt tn,eca an emanees
n=.t,ne, ~ .e us.o. " c re- nt.e.s
sSnsE.M s!,aaIn y, ~ nNasM @ t"e9 slsn H..
, 1877-07-25


tho pob, now numbcr.p; fully 700, moved hlnHg
The tracks 10 Sixteenth ssrcet. and ftom thence
oycr tho Burlington bidga 10 tito extensive fright
yards OF Tho Chicago, burlington + Quincy and
the Chicago : Northwestern iialroads, pn Six.
teenth street. from Canal 10 llslsssd. Probably
eight engines wcsu employed in these yards hy thu
Burlington Moad IN shifting. These weEe soon
aunlhltat.u,,, tho engineers and drun.en weso cou
poiied to #ide.tfack them inst un.!rr tho lial-
atea ,stecet ,vladacs. several employes Of tho
bontls, NOW rendered ollnost Wild iy thuIr 1nincs.
ruptsd sucessa. The mob then aet up : ,.yc1!, and
st,sishtssy invented shs nameto". freishs houses
located ~ shat vicinity. All Of tho Burlington
roMPk1Ltp 70 cEAsE WORK,
100 Of tho huntington weru thus driven, frun.
hst po'ts Of aty Msny o. them en- 'oen e.d e.,
extensive transfer lot Of The Northwestern iosd,
q aa xRon soS2 .ass Wiz te .
d'Atcly Joined them From thepse they mnsed .on
tIe round7tea.o VI the Ntt'burc. Fort "a.ns j.
A. Tho Burlington yards the yatdmen wcts ali
ordered ftou. work; and they peacefully co"plscd'
ip many 'n'tanee' join!ns ... ,l's .tf'kef''
The mob, Will b side. tracked tho engtnts Of tho
Burlington itoat and cln.cd tue freight houses Ut
IT, ssnt .ttee 81 udns II ay
ganxan, soon brought 10 tbc front numerous ~.
csulls, and .hus eeiniotecd. tho abodtnms. with
started doaple. .qntce TOT tha hos Of thu cu'ra
80 and Northwestern Natisoad. lo6atsd on take
sttcgt. some miles wess VI the city. Con
t.nually, during tho march did nsnsrou..
aquaas drup out Of the ranks. and
before Western avenue was passed ttcre ~eto
only hundred ulcn 4 reporter subsequently
Waited the Northweslern eaf.shups. and toant
every thing wnfksng ~ usuaI. The uicn aata they
Mcre perfectly satisdcd with the wages they Mers
Gst!tnx, aud ihe u!oo:s you'd feeling pts,a,lsss
Company, and expltase themselves ~ oya. 70 It's
interests. MI. "; tampbsli. shs Matter ~; ~
Builder, Informed The reporter hat thu men haa
been as faithful =. lu cunla wish, aud hc
had no doubt but thsy wero A. sn1lous y tepsi
any attempts At interference ~ IL WY hltn,s!t
liz s&Alss shat ahu only difference e noticed during
tho day lhp uu!bcr of strange h!sA apply tnx ~
him for work, which he Nj. ror1y he could nut
Ets4 them, but on telling thrn1 80 they ~snt sway
quietly. All tho pasacagsr and accommodation
ttans on this road we're run ~ n"tat aud TIC cru
plUJos generally seemed to congratulate lhsm-
atltcs In working for this Company
, 1877-07-25
ROCK ISLAND.

TIM COMMITTEE APPOINTED HY TUE MEN
Ut the sAopa On Monday " wait on President Rid
dlo and Asslstant.S Superintendent Asavt'ie~ratlel
tsnaent Manstlls told tho Commlttec that, II tie
Northwestern Railroad Company Jtrfdcd to the de-.
msads Of their man. she Rock Island Company would
do The same. . Tha nasA thsreupon returned 10 The
shops Y .walt Developments. Assistant. .sspslia,
tsndsnt Asarnls stsit:a she shops o. ii: ls:4o
Of ths Sng1Dsefs, tremen, and train. .nru.
, 1877-07-25

to o nn'y as, s1H III. .nd u 'e n T 'rs,e wnaa
wat ill nfirs the titnc o' eae,temehs hnl t.uu"t
hslp!ns INC officers 70 kcsn re1Gn ana ,,aeanm} ~
would Enhrantre That thrit hc'nanas '9on!a s,' ne
i1nkch !nto fafets'lty, anu me! shoniH pe lnI rn
..rd c nl not wamt y ~ ID" ay Tpa 20 a. no st
hiorFI ttccante u Wnhlo nc tmnnssin.s - saj WEI
c,i hG dnnsi t hG wonh warrant tna. ese, !, r.
thlnE rinnih ~ T.. s,,, ~, " r.o,s ~ " .nn ~,
.hong! hc 'tepl"tc .ach action, ana ~ honsd ,, thry
would TT 10 prevent ~ anu preserve ms na5msmy
Which nan a!MaSs eSttea. W, tns5 n,ss m s'ep y
wnrk, !c wnn!d snht up tne itr!eni nonrea ~ ea, ~
once !ic wnnted re men not ~ hfa'safo 10 rdfno
T. me Office and make s"nsstnns " ssrR ~ anS ~.
1sut INC he't thing to 10 r"W Wa 70 wat ~, as,s
excitement was osef ana thee SEX an h1.n. mhiis
nf Eflesaneet:-nnt trJ 10 'A"AP n"1ses WINE
cfnsFaha tho nfenfn. ,,, ..,a..,s.
The Gonmlttse sfsf efrrer.ae tno eondaenss T.. IT,
IN w. IaSkrE 1ct ~ a.! ll,t men, ~, ~ ..,s @
Yasde At tc 2os u Lake s'fcst' esa"e y. s,r III n
nned. ont alt aesfons ~ ms c lS' s, ~ a,,n,;nn
~accs t!no Or tw0 MeM,oo.s u s.,ns,.na 1 t;,n
Wsrs cspce'sIIf dnsas,sae.'' anu c"sf@s'ete" '''
conference a. ~ taik' t.horere. and
lraltl- -Ihakers Eaa ftnppcu "nIk ~. .H n,,a. M
gr7. .sen.*nF NJ tmns"1n ~. "sn IN III I,tto to
" thelr m1nns tua. Sn.,M .. s5,t ~ n,.i nnirf in
sG IN. ne ,mnT,' '"nds"rr wrFd IN NJ. FMrkcr
thef talk; cApr'tE sta, rsnt@ne,1 r. ihc idea that
, 1877-07-25
ROCK ISLAND AND SOUTH
I1ltN.

...~ HAVING SUCCEEDED
IN sloang the freight depos' At tae 100, o. Eas, a.
an1 2oo' staFlea aoath 'hsoasn tne ,A''koaa sata,
south 20 ] ON that shorousfars. Each ono hsd stick
Or piece OF acanslIne, with end shaved OF, &c.
se1nollns primitive Vass' . Dn na. iney ms.cnsa
uiosey w e"~ '"a Iii. ss 49,, 49,. sa.s
ger. tho teas ana wn'o ono nom A8a s e,so.
encc In tho strcet cautet men On tho stdownlka to
..op aud look. and many of Tho spectators said
their way without stopping to tho out and In
freight dcpota Of tho Michigan santhoFa Railroad.
and Tho out depot Of tho Rock 1sland on Polk
-" w. 80. ..-... go ah.......
1.ses', n0.wsot. n St 1nn n,sn ~ ~,,h ~ th".r
~ ~ s9ptn Wata aVuMt ~ ~. ts II H. -. ~nt.
lot'aek.: -, ,,,,a.n -, ; .-n.
ene-haf yoinK e ~ Mchiesn csnt.s! depst:, and
ahe W. w. a.n' 1.y c;xS hi f,s
9c.,,er w. %.ikcon,n;sxonsd man' VIII
Ct n,ne Wo = ~ @ hls aana. Ao 3au,gsa up 10 anc
o91s s;, "aifh mfs h to foo
.noula eatf9: iii atds. i ~ "a ii Seeyfa, s1d l ths s
work n the tt.ne. uolnx Up & e those nsars,t M he
nu 70 ax%I Of d wbat va. IN ,h
%lai VII tSsy al.o esa.ed from lsbotns: ..,
but VI tias. AZ s;sa. za,e them o.ets t. %
A. all out Of ths wny said by the tender *as that II
s mon an ans wpfM hs o s dn, "1na aSs :.
Encks waiting 70 soad up, nat taa stFikefa would
pot permit Tho dFi'eta to take any goods from tue
depot. .
THE F1ztaiir buslHEss,
Tho railroad officials had anticipated 4 movement
s ii. k.nd. =, secS,aInsy h.a s;suxat sI t. A.
, 1877-07-25
THE RAILROADS.

Tho stsiku proper on tho Michigan Genital Rail
road, in lhts city, VA iuAagarstsd yesterday
morning u au cary hour. and originated s1e'n'
slssly with lbu outside 1aborers. At o'clock the
strikers Assen bsed In large numbers between the
Michigan Central aud Illinois Central General
Fse,xh. Offices. whezs : hurried censulnttoa Ma
, 1877-07-25

Two esr- uf CaIifofnia irut. winch ~a. sold 10 tho
e.t no'.ne aran,sye - dh9 'fInn ~ fs,Tnn southern
Opt,nslte Flint Il 1hutnr'on 'IcvAtprs. Aonfh OF
Tmeltlh street, t't crow! t,1 neto-. 10Y, Or nvo
10 10 ,"e Inc cieys;ors, and tLs5 ajb obliged to
close Ar,
Esy ths az ~. whssf Of ~ Gissso
to te .hpper. ovsr ths, taad that no freight
Ts ssa It = s.fs s.fss. e.. '1 ssts il
the m drpot@ Of tho ,tnmrany: so; n ea.e
] r2osiaen ssa".,. VI Ths fferst hsd ben harrici1
.tee G On
ofdsis wese .i.e t..ued +, II. o:aeers Of .hc
somd t,nlnt convenient Ia tho city where II w1i hc
sate from pos.ihle ,!eptea9ttt'na of the moo The
ion Heights, whtre there arc extensive ride tracks
rue axoas of tho Gon,plny arc alto M Instructed T.
isaeS Hs,Hs r.isaa rs' nod l'.' Ern ua%oe.tea,
sseenT hs,ss";e ,;rd s. IT,
lincalty with t'ier emp''yrs. hclir 'hss what
no disposition on tho part Of thr employees 70 re.
vided they can gci tbs Advance they don,and.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Shortly After u O'Clock gang Ut men, peffinre
cOU and lot Of t,oys appeared n tho vicinity Il
the l,on,tetl warch3nscs hollow the Lake shorc q
along ihs tracks betwccn sna freight de-
lots Of tho, a''o,r. .namtd ro'h. They
rupnrcu .'y Tho men atout tho ncIrbort,ood 10 10
the rlrtRrr- Hf tlr MichgaH :ehr1l nIltoad The
n"'h"re. !" ean,;s e the ix'. asos e. "Sa ,;Sa
with them, and cItscd tho Grlms Immediately. re-
inrinx Ia receive snsl deliver any mere freight.
rhs emp'oys. were t,ia IT,. to aait ssork. .nd tney
Sns Sna of Fse .en "s: a. sr s ane an
Is ,,fxsf @ 81 as e. IT, T. sad
that A. far "A he knew there WA no probability OF
n"y Ut tha men q h: class s!a.de rotkss., 'fIk.
| Ing. Humc OF them wcFe da-sal1tach with
! thsjr Wages, Int rot enough dttsntisfe
!" Iease !Ivlr rituntlon;: 1l.p tfsskms,, md IAe
wurk, Dni the ma,Drty Of the 200 men oef"re sllen
toned were not r.i;r4ad men, npr even 1atortn5
iisht was treat and plun,lcr cisto,i. lie TINT "a
II may, they proved TO ss alarming 70 te man,
/ ont. nor allowed 10 cnre IN.
! TuE ROCK ISLAND ROAD,
very toon after the srnearanee u ihe Eane. began
sSs as .aea. es ,ss s
from sns deprcdn.iost of moh within the
ssss ' e prsvss, u: IL s,ssa,dss ssss s''f ,s
cousaRiuus" e the freight dopet. IN en;e ; ~
yards IL stop working. ttuurl .efatIe1e In al TIC
nsnntsetar,ns MANI @ es,.bhsh"r,|E @ Il. around. "' '' "
soppea a. nfon saxd t,s ., t sS
lnf fhetter DO, tho tra!n rtanisng ,ts Truck, MI
stiehissn soathefn,, made hs ai,leaFance an,ong
them and requested them to permit him 70 take In
ONE CAR LOADED WITH nCTTEli.
ThAH nfr,fifS ftA nrNf III r.
, 1877-07-25

I1E1soShL-A GENTLEMAN IN 4 VISIT To ctlt
T. e4&e would like ~ c:Etsst1aa Tlth yv1a9 ssdJ of
r,aths; nLest aud WhatoTss may srsuit.
Atast4s ~ TElbG2s VLlGc.
, 1877-07-25
TO nEyT-sToREs, oEFlcEx, e..

ffNO nEFT-A LAHf;E MASEFACTO1T nGILDlSH
with p1wcr tor dr.tahlr cltlrr fue large ttufafc
tntnnLssun. huusrfl: RTcrl&t attention
q tesponsibe rart!e. rtxascl Ia any q IL a,r pur.
IAhal.st. between Lake and ERnttu1.l. hj11st aud
e.n stories hgh with basement! will fufnlsh s,~cr
DESIRED tu fcspunaIe tTt3Hut AGtMEtrs fur ttrl VI
,.r.s .sry [sssoaaS's nxure q VIZ u y out as @ 3e:
vaults tbs building. Your intrt.ssA x! be served
hy applying At once 70 Z. L. LASDr. ioEn J. tss East
MA1ikshsf.
, 1877-07-25

~-----~--------. = :
tRYASTE1i-TU REST-ny i NtiHtW LADI All
~ her daughter, two furnished f0orns IN tile Wea
si.!c for !lsht hou:ck:tFlny Terms must H. Low. Al
{NASTEU-TH EENT-e1ltLL COTTAGE. Vi
tfrc. or four rn3n,. ~ light houtekerr'nE. he
shout US rrr month. Aadre,* 4 ~. IrnMnc nfnrc.-
, 1877-07-25

MO AORE RIOTERS YASrtH. As TINE il
N money and tt.c bt &4ted b} lnscat!Eaiuk the
fFtnch STANDARD II abort AAnd whch 9st sInc.1
taS ,aEs,t ~ no.s I.9iy ss.ts -! n
s@&Ared. C4!t oa us aiIxr44 rEuf. A. TEkStS. FL"
cAAnSe hutde1x Room IL from " p. H.
, 1877-07-25

AKTED-lMMEpiArELY. AN ESolHE or
ApplJ 10 ). II. WuEEL0Ck, NaJo., Naliae, IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
SERMON TO CITY OFFICIALS DY THE REV.

WORK AND NOT LISTEN oNI.Y-'BE YE DOORS
or THE woRD"-sERMoN by THE REV. DIR.
cUERAN
In ST. Stephens Church yesterday morning high
mass was celebrated by Rev Father Cotton and tho
sermon preached by the Rev. DR.. Currap Tho rcvcr-
preacher took his text from tho epte of the day,
James, ~ 81. when the paraclete descended upon
the apostles the mission OF men, he said, began. Up
that they had been hearers OF tho Word, learn
ing from tho lips Of Jesus the law. With the divine
Inspiration that camo upon tbom, that Christ mad
assembled, they to become tho teachers and the
doors, that those who TO after them in
might also hand aown tho truth for all time IL was
for those who heard them not merely 10 become
listeners but doors also because those who only heard
and Jailed to dcceivnR Themselves Tho epstlo
told that tho man who was nearer OF tho Word and
not n doer, might be compared to bcholding
his natural countcnancc in glass, and who after
going away, forgot what manner OF man he But
he who looked into the perfect law OF liberty and con-
tnucd therein, not becoming forgcful nearer, but
door OF the Word should be blessed in his decd. OF
all the deusions which the spirit Of error had spread
abroad pcrvert tho pure morality OF the Gospel
OF the unsupported was the doctrine that our re-
lance for salvation should upon faith alone st.
Paul declared that il he had all fa that he could
remove mountains and mad not charity In his heart,
urging him 10 obey aud act TO the divine command
ments, no would be nothing And the sovereign Judge
every one not according TO HIS faith but &C.
cordIng to his works. To ANIMATE us TO d
gencc doing tho Will OF tho Father the Redcemcr
at time compared the negligent Christian 10 those
foolish virgins, who. because they omitted to procure
oil Tor their lamps, were excluded from the marriage
fcast--"Amcn. / say 10 you s""'" -" M" Es""s
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single doctrine that rests fact All stop short OF
nature ending at conclave creed a onfcssion.
MAJESTY OF TRUTH
Truth appeals authority; II is part OF the uni
verse; no great man can vouch for II; no mighty
church sustain III u dispenscs with them all and
stands on Its intrinsic merits Not single doctrine
stands philosophy, on science. on ITS own merits.
Tho Calvnsts refer 10 Calvin the Sweden borgans TO
SwedenDorg. Tho preacher next pictured tho dner-
ence between the who rests ON truth and be VINO
stands on doctrine Doctrine was partisan; hence mar
row and exclusive like sectaranisn, which Is not born
OF truth but OF doctrine IL was from doctrine men
got the idea God which many philosophers reject.
as they do also doctrna narrow idea OF the I'M
mortality of the soul IL impossible, he said, that
truth and should ever be identified, for dogma
crushes truth He described the saints OF tho different
deno n nations and ntmated shat mono OF them came
within tho dehnition OF Wilderness or holiness
described by MIN at the outset OF his dis
course. The Catholic saint seldom q saint
as regards his body he often dsobeycd the laws Of
health and was not scholar and thinker. He len
the world to AVOID social duties living n closter and
dressing like fright in the street; hence he was no
saint The Protestant saint was rigid, austcre, high
toned, domineering, persistent and 100 ecclesiastical
In the same way other saints were described and ac
cordng 10 Mr. Froth ghams Standard all were found
wanting His conclusion was that no saint was whole
who was not made whole by truth. In conclusion, he
said that even disguised in doctrine truth had worked
wonders thus far in the worlds experience and he
thought how much moro could DO donc through 1t, OF
ITSELF II liberated from tho restraint Of dogma and