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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
THE VOTE OF ILLINOIS.

THE IMPORTANT VOTE BY WHICH LoGAN's DicTA-
TORsHiP WAS OVERTURNED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
9CHIcAGo, June 6.-The following is the vote by
which Mr.. CaytOn's motion to substitute the mi
nority report for the majority report upon the
contest in the Ist Illinois District lost at 100
n to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

The votes of delegates from Connecticut, from
Illinois, 10 from Kansas, ana 1 each from Texas and
Vermont, were not cast.
The majority report was then adopted by vote
OF 3s4 to $685. and the sitting Grant delegates were
nnaeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June 8, a. n.-The changes IN the
barometer Yesterday we're slight but the tendency was
downward Partly cloudy and cloudy weather prevailed
with worry hight rain during The last quarter The area
flow barometer remained stationary IN the Lower 10
souri Valley during the day. Toe temperature tangea
lower than on the corresponding day last year. and 70
higher than Friday: IA. N,.Ao. ,or,
tnyas and ohances OF occasional light rain, may DO
eeSnseted to-day IN this city and Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
prUcKY WIFE OF A POLICEMAN.

A man, describing himself as Charles Nor
ton age forty-four years. and living at Essex and
pivision-sts., ives found In the apartments Of
Patrohnan King, Of the thirteenth Precinct, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

GREENBACK DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 5.-A train OF four cars
appropriately decorated left this afternoon by way OF
the Grand Trunk Railroad with Greenback delegates
fnrC Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram variations In s city BY tenshs o..
time
White line representa- the
lie mercury during The broken or dot une
indicated BY the Thermometer a
ph.r n nrnadW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

An Agreeable Tonic-For delicacy Of navof sua e9e1
greeabia tonic the Hub Punch" STANDS without ry9
Park & Itlford and others sell It ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
VISITORS AT THE MUSEUM of ART.

Tho number of visitors at tho Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art in Central Park during last week was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages mat be iadorsed witA fs0
name and Qddress ~ ~
, 1880-02-09

rntrtarchnl royelation also helleva that
II tho world ,he dying faith of n,unothois,9 and
tn trhnbfnIt II to mankind. !hAt 0thers t&sitlo
those connected with tho prehistoric period and
with the rellg!ul1s Of tho Jews aud Christians
hAve not been also dfytnsly guided, DO not any.
Tho presumption u That many hay0 been, and
tllAt lDhny MrD ~ guided evon now. Tho dividing
Inns between Illumination and inspiration Is nut
easily drawn, The spiritual vision which 1t Ia
permitted coFtaln lofty mlnia to exercise may
h0 wholly the insult Of natural CAUSES, aEtl In no
proper sHnau Of the torn lnsptcds OF they may
lio the appointed channels through which roK-
toua kt.0Wt0tlXU with ncreaainG forpe, flows into
tho experiences 1f munknd A To the exist
enc0 OF tho supernatural ~ All important eIo-
% nsns ~ hH.nan we proY@fGss, @ laayo % .iHnht; hut
nntnrAl element IL restricted, do not know!
III whit Is now said wO h.lVo GldeAyUred To tiu
Just In QIr estimate Ok thu religions ut tue Old
World, We hAva seen Tint thcs0 religious con-
ta;n Isa!,y uf TIN prssepts ana portion Of tho
ruliKuMs thought VI ChrlstlAllty. hut from this
YOU VIII nDt lntnr, ~ many vury 1hwisUly hAvo
d0ng, TINT thus1 lRrlGnt BYstema Of worship trs
similar u the rtliHloh Oh Christ; nor that they
contain all this cxuDlvnc} OF TINT ByStgt.. For
ittStancc, tho lower unnHfs aud nun hayo many
rharaut9riAttcs IN common, and the resemblance
Ia especially suggestive whUn wu et,iApRre our
selvUa with thUAv NnftMAlA iii which rC4lst,n aud
merunry ar0 pr,nin0nt, hut tOr iii thts y benst
~ not human. and .nn,, though hr bo au animal,
, 1880-02-09
TEMPERANCE WORK,


Tho platform Of tho First Congregational
Church. on the corner OF Ann and Washington
struats wns occupied yesterday evening by tho
Rov. Prot. 0eosge A. I}oarlman and aloSsrs.
Elmendorf, the PFcsidgnt, And Paxton, the
seorotary Of the Cltzans' League fur the Sup
preston Of tho Salo Vt Liquors to Minors, who
1cslru4 to prutont the claims Of the League 10
tho congr0gauon.
Tho Itev. Prof. Doard.nan opened tho services
with prayer, and Introduced To tho meeting Mr.
Elmvndorf, WIN made Nil address, giving II
hiatory OF tho eEFoFts 1nude by the League in the
direction OF eupprU1slny tho sale OF liquors to
minors, stating that since tho Icag1o lynt boVan
to proscouto 1uloonktepera they had brought
about tuO charges against such men who had vi.
lowed boys TO Uithpr drink Intoxicating bcver-
agaa or y play glincs y oh6ncc iI the!r
successful, and the aalonukcopcrs busincss had
particulars connected With certain prosecutions
shnwlng that tho cases against tho sAlooHktunurh
nrn often 81 llnck tbnt cOHylCtfpNs weru secured
before lsulf the uvlhence thcy hnd prepared Wtss
intr!xinued. III conclusion he urged the clailns Vi
the LctXuo upon tho public, ~ whom tho having
frvm temptation Ut tho :.ssSD,0ON utuors Df lii,
city wus u nlntterof Kruat Importance. It wus
fnct that tho pch!tentnr!Gs OF tho country
WGro mainly filled by ynunH pe1po, ulid that ut
least tArte-fourths Ut those WerU brought thert,,
more Of lsts directly, by tho agency OF int0xi-
iii. ra1tua, the Secretary Of tho League, I'd.
dreeAed the congregation, settling FORTH the 10,
apvnstbtllU which 5tstod luqI tue gxvWn.Vp
, 1880-02-09

1iborty thus tnay cause aun1cr!nE nf hearts
aud hands ID which ,lndcr MI empire Wo,a hare hare
tho tr,,i, mid scnsc Of ins,tn i,alpfulneas We
wnnt frctta1m that conncrts rnthor shal al'cn'
T"wari Ills duty of church, .nembcrstlpm many
considerations thus r,nsnt 'fhe tnef TINT rlirtl
ngG IN made better or worse by tho tlrerilnw ~
vlrt,,e vice into II frt,u tho nHe that !r,n h.-
fore for!b!s TINT "'r nFx,t,nntlts Hl,n.Il.l begin
should very enou piss b.yond tho l,nlta Of o,ir
own anl1i. We lnsiSt live nut IN reference to hr
or heaven only. hut with trfcrencr tn MEIrty.
discover steam pr electricity IL light for to i,se
ut uthnrs. II fA thm'Eht to DC ~ w''1lticriui
s1 a, f W,l h1 ;'s hnryst AE. , ~ ~, so ,vy
overiinwing tntn lirlnhA wl,cre thousands Mro
alMnt I" prrsh: hut snhl We cAtilrato nsur,t!aMs
quickly and MS well: VIC should i.rre!ye ~ ns,ce
shnt tho Integrity Vt cnrl 1nnt,, hlll tho prayers
ami hymns Of each church. fn Into all tic Hur-
rn.lmiE homes ind yilla.'cs ''rl turn famine
Into feMst. hut II tnAy sN. "" nr. Ike
the Athcnlnne. who hNt R,Nxs ln,vs anl 9.nM
wheat, ln,!. said tho cynlc!t philosopher. they
mnrk tho ovcrtiow,nt harvcst, hut s'annot. soc
or ci,urc., nn bless on nil sldrs th0sr that did
At last 1ow lci iii t,,nrk n9lIn tho ultl arRu-
nlcnt for church membership .uItnrly, e0nslt1nr-
Gons @ SeSt s aaS a'ny nys q ss ir " iws fg! III
yet r'mnins tiint Us mlIyiuaa We nrc s.s'n 10 l>c
npruar III o,ir own n!n,u in tho pruscilcu ol qMl.
Mals dies al"ue. y" friend cnn aetcN1 ,, HIN
SSo's 81 uta tho nor sSy IL. ux ii sa"T o evS Sshss IL
d5ing one conpnny i,to tho scet,ns beyond n tiio
Tho hearsc carrics Gut one pHasrn9est md CIR.
RIGS thht only ono way. The Et.I!C no broinl.
20 yNrLed here has ,@rr''S.s itaslr .l'Wn g % tlo
mor'i forms Of !r,'tu. iie IS tic perfection ii
, 1880-02-09
HOW TO KEEP LENT.


The Rev. +. ". Adams, Of vt. Matthew's Re-
formed Episcopal Church, corner Of North Clark
nud Centre streets. delivered sermon ycstrr-
t!ny lnnrnin9 On "Filst In Lent, and How to Keep
It." His tcxt WIS rs follows:
Moreover, when ye fast, be not, rs tho hyp0-
their iaccs lint thoy tnay appear Unto n,sf, to
tast, Verily, sny unto yon, They htyo tholr re-
i5,,t thou, when thou fustcst, ano.ut thine
heEd, and wissh thy fncc:
unto thy Father which is in. secres; md thy
FNthor, which srcth IN secret, shall reward thec
upenly.-lfdti., VI, tC. II, Is.
Every one, said tho sponker. Ind beon inl-
prrssod with tho plalnncss of tho truths which
Christ hull uttered. Evonn ohlltl could under
staNd them, IIcncc Chrtsts power OVER tho
common people, whose hearts responded to Hts
gracious words. Ills lnng,iNxe Of rebuke, ns iu
tho text, wus SO pln!n and unnlistaAablo that It
revealed bcttor thnn anything else could Ills
perfect acquaintance With tho charactcrs and
s is sor'l nnmoved, i and ils shsrp % koen rob,kes
en S INC ot "Ssfeh aoro@o sae
n1ials could have niaaa niri immaculate,
rharsess Ss. in Rxf ay so scSsseess sss e o o
for ncru,y acting thelr pAct and lnnking i incro
e men, liz @as & to- xs sSns Ss ~haa
tr!lo worship was, were 80 plain TINT none could
mistake their meaning. They tuiiHEt the spirit
Df gcnuine sUrvfc1 Ut God iustG,ttl Of settling
forth IntrD ritull ~ De llterllliy followed by
His worahpcrs. The Lcntcn scasou, symbol
izcd III Chrl4ts filatinss and Instituted in tho
carly Apostolic days rs u fitting preparation for
approaching tho Holy Communion, wue pre-
eInlnuntly u seAson of rDylyMi.-Of trlG perit0ncC
and confession Of sins. While Oh account Of
chnngcs in socnl customs 1t WIS not possible to
0bsurye It as It wis observed by carly ChriattanB,
yot there WIS no rvason, as sunlo might urglo,
for abandoning It entlrgly, It should DO q time
q llard, pors9i,al o&amiI!aton and recoaseor,.-
from nnythtng like true spiritual communion
with God, lnu To tnproRs tho mind with the
purely su,isllulls- Whilp desiring I'LL to Uxureise
tho fullpst liberty. he gavo by why nf Mtlvtcv
some brief rules which would cnMblo his hearers
10 keep Il true, sfncuro, spiritual Lieut. Lut the
spirit 81 ia Observance 10 tho general irstruu-
t!ou of Christ: "That thou appear not unto uen
~ fast. but unto thy Father which f. IN sccrgt."
Let each confess his sii,s und ask Chrlst's for
givcncss. for 1t VIII useless TO expect tu keep
Lont while cAorlshiug evil thoughts tho hcArf.
Lot each c0nsccrAto himself and al. hs hld 10
God. While not undor tho coru1nnnh law, VIC
were under tho nlorAl Inv of Gutl, md werp lust
lls mitch Obliged to oOnsGcruta ourselves to GtM
tt-t!uy ns ovGt wcrD Ills people 0f isr1.Ol. Anu,
lastly. let cnch ono resolve, by Gods aAsiatlng
Krncc, to abandon every splrituld weight and
easily besetting sla and Two pure, Blnipas tlfu.
, 1880-02-09

H pRul'S T1ntysrsnllat Chfrfb ,y.,s Htiei IN tts
cnpac,ty yesterday furcn,,ou bv NJ, apnrcclattva
nudience In hoar the fonrth nntl ,ast .nr,non hv
Dr.. Ry,lur In hla aor,os Of, tha nDcninis pf 1,n,
tIonulism." The theme for yestnr,lny.s ,lis-
courae wns. "Ja Christ Any Mnre ln,1irod or
D,vInn thn,t Mo Founders NJ r,thnr un1iuIora9
To11n,s,e,. ~ ,hn ~ sarn'aa. ''' A''''e 'o'''
1.-THE hour cou.cth when yo shhll neither In thls
mEo.Ssntalr nor yes st Jsr,!;misnn ; worsnip the
EHtn9s @ .t G y snlr f. ad faoy & fhat ~ woFalp
Join. H., 2i, II. 1' ~ ''''' ''''S - y '''''
In the ilrst son,uon Of this sores on tho "pe-
t,on :. =. .rhoro q nn,p. H. ,ha so.ona ~ tr"..a
%on. ss rs lnoto ooa ,s,. In ne i, second Maye
Ma ouIo,.. W. s,ne1ust.a, 4 @ y M,eoSt u t IN oo
iou": nnd In this t,c o,osJnr disso,,rsn of III,
s,.a. vn n'a ;" ta'. u,o v.os'us u'seuuso W .1o
Christ Any More Inspired or D!yius thun thu
Founders Ut Other ltulguusf"
ot,,ate ycer. public attention has been proml.
Of tho ,le4ding religions VI antiquity. Tbs tom
which Il hea exrltc,, hss b..,n IN rais,, In ,ns
G,n,i tho Gacat,on n. r., ,shetha, ,osc rc,iatans
der thu yuidnnye of Ood Ii such u slain Ia nIain-
ta,ncd for tho oChrIs,ton r"I,,.nn
TnIs 'nquIry.a vors natural and proper ono,
And It Muy 10: Important to ront+ut thnt It has
not not come ,,,, uno.!an. ~ o. tho contrary, It has
U gso" aoaac'sn " tncso t"' cnhs'aefa1lohs' "
TUG proSa1onee o. inc IMPRESSION toat shoro 10
nothing Gual In h'ath0nEs,n; mud c.l that ull
tho Urtut rvllutuus tr,,ths Of mankind nr., IN ho
fnnnd on,v n Ina. AMI. Now -. ,s,st.. ~
tncsu nosi,;op. IA tre nxsus lrn ~ of,r snn ,". y.
elsivaiy sAnw.,, tho remosn! ds ttom has ipft tho
minds Of tho conscientious lnquiror without
pruncr support. Thls Is hut 0nc moro lnstanco
0f tho nlttlnnta hMFtn that ca.ncs fr0n fatAs
te!cllng. " fruIn tn4kinY claim. evUn In l,a-
hall u M thAt which Is inssausica!Iy good, that
utvo heathantsm ia due. Tho Old Word. such
rs Il wis, wAs the prt,inct OfiL Egypt with hpr
wlsl0ul, 0r0euo With ner cnlturo fhDhle with Aur
Mper,al greNlnusS, all huiOl,g N huathonts,,l.
MIltltut.a nf lives. wnrthy tho highoRt rcap0ut,
6tAnl out frutt tho dark background Ut TINT
dstant tis.e. Thcsa tacts nlllst neitLer bu over.
, 1880-02-09
its tonchtge 10 universal ulnn; ~ by sook-
inx III Elinl1fun ati thu diffatnuf rancs

n. .onehtr, Ia ,,n,vorsu, mnn, "A, bv scck.
inr Ia W,,nbfnc nil In, d}rnrnn} rnnes
nil nntjnnniitirs nv TIM inw ~ n
tnnnn,o,l hnlnnnttv fnto n sInrlo aocirft or sn,rs
itmni foiowahip klsowii a. iisc "Kingiomr nrt at
Christi, ID hy InMkiuE tho pcrfcctiom M did
tho highest ntiuIUtblu wis]orn giving M in
Christ tho Founder III tlO religion Wi,ri, l,pnrn
iIs in,nt, pcrfcc iifs In humanity md liv rs.
ycnIinr Ia ulntt Tho TRIO rctntiof, uf h,itunn
frtv md siilfiilttceY to t, u,lrtluso ard nUr,,y
Of lItsi
Christianity "a thus shown by nh nppeut IN his
tory tl he Of nil religions nlOt,c otjmpttI 10 fhp
ncccssitics OF i,ians r,atlrc, whom alI hIs fncl,1
tirs nro awakcc,i, aud to ali l,critss of cut,-
rclyab|o ur,xruss, n hold thta i,int,o In Tho
thought and experience OF ninnkiN,l II must
cty,lttn tic nlSe,utD truths of rrIjviDr urul tO
Formulate Hyetcn which should cI,lbn,ly tllcsu
fnrs not Bcetu possible Ia unnssistni human
rc1sn,,,
CnnrcrninE tho estimate which our I.urr had
Of HIMSELF md or ttis rciNtipn 10 ot and 1nl
We may tci,r,, fr,tn such etNtetuelts IA these,
which ru rce,,rtlr.l Tor our Instruction: vi I'M
nnyrr hunger: mid hc lint ilclIUyrth o., Mo shnji
never thirHt." AKnin: "liG that boloveth On
Me betlcvc,i not IN Nc, hut on {Iifn that ecnt
Mo. Aud ho tiitIt eeolfl Nc speth Film that acnt
me-" III NH the rcslrrictlon and tho life: bo
TINT t,clicvctb on Mo. though he wt.rc Icntt vet
aCuIl hn ]yn; md who BoIIVctb md bclioyeth on
Mo shlll never die
And, tinlIly, looking at o,,r subject for n mo.
}nnnt nm TIM tlrnrt 1rtf sI1n if vu,r ,yO,,1N hmm
, 1880-02-09

NeW YoFk MylhoaiisL Died.
A fow months 4tro Mr. UGurYe /. SrneJ. fm r,r4
dent nf tho Metropolitan Bunk. lll ths c!y, ,s1.o
$500 TO tho endowment ful,l Of the "ss!s2r r..
uMlvarstty. Middstown, Conn WnAr9 aa!a1,iItIio wy IIio
!nltt1d To gay That Mr. seney has nted ,1,.iepi
Ut tho University Har1i of arl.tets, sa!i,'h si shst
our oflic0 aud stated that Air. hrnuy naa naai ID
n,prnlng aant fur hitn, oo.lDtesl out t.7,,,t th1
annual dchelt 1T the University, md sIdntspsity ns1Jity
over those funds, to bu placed In Tho usStshs II III
trcasuFy. Il is VOL, porhuvs. 70 a;i anal u
l.rIsiding Elder Leach ,la bis nnI!ihl r'et @h"s Il
ton u tho support Of tho warn.nut G,tsi u
the New York EaXt Conferences. !Ao ~ Gr4
prince in SIctholisln. Wifhln year ef.Hsr
has given &EO,0O W the Wesleyan untseIss"'
, 1880-02-09
1'nralyzcd While Alone in Church

4 pINus farmur nNmod ChcNnoy bus bcsa ,.1.a y
tho flnbit of gnng 10 incctIuy-4ollso on titss
River. Kentucky, every Mon1ay nlur!'lnG eua saT
putting It IN condition Tor tho next snaaHS.. ~ ~.
church. hut lid not rotlru to his home, u. T..
Wlfo Mnd tani!y o0neluded he hRd Eono IL Ia,u,l
ytste, HI,4 fet little u,lcspcss. SE.t cais a W. W.
greatly anrinrt and several messengers sskes 1 =
nut. Not u tracu Of the missing Innli eoau eoa!s'.J
discovered. and tho t9rlnurs Of tho nclHhe"Fa9.,1 "a
1HrS 91t e sS 1Se us:a
era To lOok III tho church. The door was oIeasr-
and on the tioor near II WIS discovered thyaIs;yt thIs;t
pAralyxcu fn ILLS right side atIa utterly hGp phiis
sweeping tho tloor hlld been suddenly At1Gn,s ,,.
with paHalytlo strnko, llu h,tl uisnaas avr aSs
Ing tho two days to drag h!uscH up to fao n nect,
Ing to die Of starvation when Is friends !H s,t,,
cred lliua. llu bud bcon without food ipf 'u1s
, 1880-02-09


At tho Fnrwc!l Hull meeting ycstoray utter
nom, which WIS Intended by between 100 md
LOCO people, tho 1ov. g. D. Gregory lccturcd on
"Matthow, the Gospel Of tho Jew
IIo nommcnccd by considering tho mnln facts
concerning tho origIu and design Of tho lirst
Gospel, citing rs proof Of its Authontinlty,
rap!ns, bishop of IIlerapolls, WIN says" Muttlow
HrutG tho orAclos OF tho Lnr1 In tho Hebrew
tonYlo and every ono interpreted thom us he
WIS ablo;" also Eenm,s, tho pupil Of Polycarp
and bishop Of Lyons IN tho second century, md
Elscbius. The speaker affirmed that tho tcstl-
nouy WIS uniform. Thero WIS not the slightest
reason for doubling tts truth. Matthew wrote his
Gospel for the Jews,-tn commend Jesus 10 their
JuW, thsn tho ehar,ctor % mud necis Of the O. Jow
must furnish tho kcy: TO tho Gospel, After
lntnting out tho character and nccds Of tho Jow,
MIN, with needs unlike thoso Of tho other raocs,
.-,ls,MMu. Crock, Or Christian. II uno knew not
thuJew. thorc wis much In this Gospel ho could
mover undnrstnnd. 1t was pnrt Ut tho Divine
choscn to embody tho uospo! for tho Jow. lust
a NJ a fsr aS thew fes TX SaT
Nl,Out tho lows, and understood thesr nrrt,ynnt,
s9lf.r .rlghteos!s clni.'s to tho pec1liar 1nyor Of
world and everything III 1t. liz wis familiar With
tho orscos 1f Cod and thelr pcrvorsons. Take
hn all n all, therc WAS ITO man nm!ng tho Apos:
for tho 3oWs. Tho fluly OhUst wis III tho lin
pulso thnt led tho jews to nsk him u do tho
wssk ssstg tas @ a she dt !
hrcth ns tho expected tellvorer und Snvi0r. 1t
would not h9vU avuIlett To- .prtscnt Jesus to tho
simply rs the mighty power Ut God, for tho Jow
e % n01 20
King from Hssvct,, H. according 70 tic prophota;
nor !s John presented lin, 70 tho Uhristtan, III
iuNnIfistp1 In TIM Wtr.f fFfl, .1ptF N,3d
the U!d Tostament Bcrlpturea. TGsy. were 10
him Tho Word OF nod. What they taught hu feit
ii T. w hhH5e h ss Msthe% hS soR he q
life OF JesuH ot N'izareth rs 1t Wills lived on
cnrth, and Ills charaoseras it aetuaiiy nppcurcd.
ngslnst that llfe and character. of tho Siessiuh
Ms fnlin,l III THO pruphcta,-tho historic ovur
s naa he snS I'LL hT sa4y
blinded ,--.jestls must bo tho Mosslnh. But ,tho
lDw was blinded, and Matthow alsncd to set Hun
w Tas lgs gG ed ot Ds ySy So s ss sts,nS so
gMvo the ktuHy origin or jesus, MD Ills prapNr-
atlon fur Ills work ~ Ncstnh; part tehnps. w..
s9sy - & sy MID ~ }a ,s nsoosS5sss' s .soSst 9Th s sso
ssdoa. os sna to sSg md sxpasaon ta u
ast nnt psS aSaD aS Sss 5S Ms d J. thS hS
1iss q !bs Ies;isS s y rfisst; ihe sSSsasi"n
10 as'upptioqR tsp q .he uYIss5i ssa
formed @ III tt,ns s sc"clusIon st to tSls wan
lsrfMi Jewish Gook. Th!s Gospel rcst1,l on the
Old IcstAincnt scrlpsurcs.--tho Inv aud tho
tions, tie sasaksr VIII. It misht 81 shown tMt iii
tho Omissions by MMtthpw ol what WIS in tho
oh9 So s tor nsy as nssts @ 5 Ct ps sas
tho Jew. And II might also bU shown TINT he
, 1880-02-09

ssystoa which We notice y tho prominence which
II neksht wo1 20 tue Sous4c scua s neqest Tho H.
HUI Sf in nitaiy villa !. aS ssnonlly ns !seo'v%i,
spiritaa ia'ysr rbas this bollef escitoa i C cor.
taln tnor1.l iMftuenre Is undoubtedly true, but
tho conception # Immortality to tho Atutcnls
motive 4 if tesfed. md while Y power and lifo
ss sss ISS Ysss poMss sSsos a liz u hSs Ss s ss 4 t
peculiarly paxall. On tho o.hcr hand, ,by, tho
protnlnsnee given ~ the yery y dawn q Chris
Of Immortality wns lifted out Of tho gr.do Of Il
Snn S1e e iG ns ns
Ut Immortality u presented aB q flct, Tho
resurreStlou u Christ Is tho ournur. Of tho
Gh.s%n s.. sy.Sn re s q Grs a
'tAeEu Is a dplftun! boay, And - wo have borno
i " e the sn s eisf the
Is immortal. This parth ID nut our permanent
h9mg, neither u tho aosih % Of the lksty tho tor-
pots vi ue fer a taso s
Thy obedience g the pariest VIII u 0od. -.
!, r. b. written o. our t9ni tlat ie brought lfo
tho world its 1rst cDnoeption nf q future llfu;
H. d!d not create the truth nf the llessrnes but
n, Ms es1xn! Sves 1 s sha,S !, SSnsp'
~ bust pa9anisn stood abUsllcd bpforo That aw.
fnl mystery uat shrouds tho grave, This slMl
heathonssm could give, That duauit klowletl9o
w. aayS u .chsstian,t, @ Ard T. that denit
today ths most powerful incentive " vtstue ri T.
GUS llfa that IL known tO nun.
tlnSuishiaE caaracteT!stles 81 tho religion aI Of
Chriat: lnt what rIullns uHsnld may lu grouped
uaSF ~; aeSs! n,n sts,ntt; thas ;ae supsr!.
the moment Que attulnpfs 70 substitute any other
rel!s!on for Y For reasons alrcady given, no
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or At lcllft q widespread th0t am speaking. All
my ho.ise stands in full relationship. With an
t'lulty. The p!stors q those ars stlll detini,lK
mo tnilnit uro still positive thnt thY wor!'i a,s
md ut th0ss churches tho nelnbsrs still detIato
nnd au1rrcl about dnetrinex, and n,!'urn over
such ch,itrhes ths ni,mbur Ii slnal.' You uro
i1nt ITTrd t9 r,s to To support o. thssu They
speat aid Grss aastrats st,i psseticcs ei ot liz liz
I'LL ot ths % Il" natass dtleui. iii @ as 70 oscps yI
from long.w nppollation. u u casior 10 ru-
sn n tsS name sss,s an oast *WSS WSSn cs,sn
SS. ss %xsss sx 'ss !!
,ncant i rout in lie FNrae,., il i pussibis Iis
a.leeatnra n,ay hayo ralsea a,ll sold vegetables
To yS%nx ,awysf replied; ." - s,n!! nj change
aii humble nuns noble" And that tha mime II
Ctccro csrrsa ~ 20 seproasa ~ !. w Gun al testl.
II IN tr!e that tllslr aluestora wore Often htrl-
hoArted, and sometimes utterly contompttOle.
Many n'ti associations attach 20 all the aMleri
for, IKE the Romnn youth, thoy cAn 20 i've "a q
nuke their names ! hoaorabe y might ess.!y
"iaptist, Or "stethodlst shull % yo, ID iok 1 be1s,-
tlfMsIy upon banner, and ahai sound like music
20 iho oar OF even tue lMs,at liberal ChriatiAtl, a
virtue colnra. Words trav6l a. rupllly as good
o. bud 1uurneyA
You will pnrauvu that It IL not the PURPOSE OF
those rttpnyk9 10 pbraultlo you Hll u lOtn tho
pIrtipulnt organization which WosbhIpA III thY
huuBD. Much III should love to aeU hundreds
Ut you sock 10 cast In your lots lnora fully with
those Ut this AuiItcneo Mhu havo pIacud thuir
nAines upon our own roll, and whO ut tho vt,tn-
mut!ioA Gunfcas th0Ir allegiance tO tho Sou 81
God, yut to this wish | nnl adding ltl-dxy
thoughts about those who are prDscnt hero eAuh
sunday from the towns und yll!AHga fur IND
near.-tho merchant, the professional Mu1,, tho
IL, with ns for only. III hour. In tho town
church shat IL ianxu!shin9 fro,u tho apathy u
IT. bas simple crecd: II numbers tho tnst people
learned and faithful md klnds ho sruhs, aud !4
In full sympathy with the new cru. All is wGll
within. II !Angulshes frulu tho apathy without.
uess Ut Tue slx!eonth century, nor tho funatl.
Jonah. nor OF Lots wlfgt but 1t H. tho luy COLI:
tue pceularity OF mankind 10 permit bt,,le ANAL
What nn unspcakublo blessing to = tnWn or VII
placa resolve 70 enter soma ono meeting house,
and with co,ahlned snal, and mind, anG money
70 ufas II forward toward usefulness. These
1oyed n4y possibly have developed too much ot
personal tLdlpe,nionue, and Touring lost We may
not be 11ee euspxh ~ WI w IN svpasate PATHS.