New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
LOWE ANn TuE INV.

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Mr. Beechcr ANNOUNCED yesterday morning
in Plymouth Church that the annual pardc ~ ia" sun
day-schOol children would occur on " 81. Oh drcn's
Day." May 20. e. H. Will be- procession most admir-
able" he said. YJu may your 81. Crispins Day
and your ST. Nicholas and JOnafias II you will but
ali will be put shame ny the ST. Children Day IN
BroOhlyn" In upon The connection of tn re-
on Of the Old Testament with that VI the New 1esa-
rcnt ameng other things Ar. Beechrr said:
Righteousness question Of living by law. II IL n
matter Of conduct Under tue Mosaic dsponsatiOn. ana
under the Chr1ann tnis end of rigltnrss
duct Is TO be sought There Is the drift and pr
pose in both the Old Testament and IN fhe New. Christ
brought IN no new aim, bur only change IN method.
The former system OF sepanlteness and symbols had
with the tendency OF all riualism settled down upon
action and forgotten tho OF which IL ire
An idol had been made OF FORM ana the spirit and intent
neglected. Tho Mosaic economy DID very
much. 1t presented largo ideals men.
but after raising them certain height 1t could 20 no
further Something else necessary 10 carry them
ON TO perfection. The method was changed hut not the
purpose All institutions that DO good work ougnt DO
shortlivcd. II they properly develop they create
new wants Tint tloy cannot supply Thore Is endless
versatility In man. lie has than any other
creature, and permutatlnn5 infinite and endless.
WbatneW force wRs then needed In place OF tho old
rttuAllstc formulas Outgr0wni living person was
presented for men TO love. persOu 20 admirable re-
Office that tho hearts OF mon to HIM. le was so
diynely beautiful mat the heart said love Him." The
Two clements OF power enthusiasm aJd affection
When these united get the powerful results
There was duty esprit Ia eorPs which could carry
victory like the personal entnuaIAsm aroused by
CRsar Napoleon. HapOleon's soldiers looked upon
him IA a demgod, which ne demdevu
could be- Men threw away their lives dirt for him
In our army there generals who seldom gained
Victories gOt much out OF their men; but When gal
liant Phil Sheridan swOre aud rode and Numbered along
the lines the ranks believed In him and did moro In their
enthusiasm for him than they would have done for
themselves There nothing that makes men so drunk
that carries outside themselves IS personal Oh
thusiasm for leader who pOurs living INTO those
who crowd around him. When n man has that magnetic
power over others he will lead them good or ILL., n
good how irresistible power be to benefit iucn
bow dangerous ne u.s. II bad-bow benencent If good
And when the Eternal Love mado manifest, how Ho
awakened men. IL the power OF The heart or God.
In the Old and thu New TostamentSwo hno no break
There are not TWO ROEs Oht one anl tho same Tic
InotbOd Is changed only. Christ To destroy
but fulHl II he eloquent pr ier' agiinst Chrls-
tauty should regard THIS ihty would dn NOR good than
now tey do harm. There is no real why the jew
aud the Gentle should not stand together IN churches
don't know why they SHOULD not bs side by side, il both
ure humble, both gentle, bOih meek, both have dis.
tercsted love- both love God with al the hear. If both
get 10 the same place. thete shO NO no question about
the road Both synagogue ana church should be Ia
glorious rivalry To- SO wheR can MAXI tne better men
IL Is tar race IAe nst7 are Open lot EN- fun Ths
Is what Paul auga-thut tue Jews might pass To The
CGistian Church without T SPo S S or 1ds,y;
with. The grace Of God is His DONG rs Ho has mind
70 IN al kint things Love 10 Oiten moro powerful than
strength. mO.brr's hug has Often moro beneficial
effect upUu ehd's fidelity Ihan fathers spunk. Az
ter tine war tiers was feeling IN many minds that
some one must be hanged IL was not enough thAE
scarcely hOpe in thirteen ar hftesn Satoa was not
desOlne. THAT property was welEnigh runod that the
leudeTs we're faug the sumL Of proud post Ion 70
the lowest depths but they: thought that soms men
should dauslS frOm rope as testimony. II Jump
down ifty feet aud break NV leg, do want other
testimony than the leg itsef1
Now II makes no difference by what perIeuce man
gets Christ, n he gets there. II Is Chrtt
ueitnar creed canrbisH keep hun out. You oa
Keep hm out OF the ohrch bur muci the wOrse for
tie eaursh man clothed with to spirit Of Christ 10