New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-08
POINTS IN FAVOR or COLONEL INGERSOLL
me Re- Dr. f0lton ate Centennial BAPTIST church, Bro0k


The Rev. Dr. Justin d. Fulton, pastor of the
Centennial Baptist CEucn, Brooklyn, cuo-r TOR mis- text
yc.tcrd y morning. Matthew xvui. Il: " Then spake
Jesus unto the multitude OF disciples, saving The
scIbcs ana Phar-cr- sit iu M1scs seat Al, therefore.
whatsoever they bid YOU observe that observe and do
hut not ye after their works for they -ay and not
For they bind heavy burdens and ereyous 10 Doe borne.
and lay them mems sAould'rs but they themselves
will them vi one of their hugCrs.' Dr. Ful-
ton spoke in part a- follows:
In th- arr,.uu.cnt OF The jewish ChWcn Icy our Lord
we Gud tine key which exp ans the apparent udur
10 Irs.r,oll ard uud.r. l. Is meet that we UNDER
stand tur reason Why au TO- GI,. ou opponent Of Cars.
t4uty Should Dee coined to fhe platform and SHOULD
Dee permitted o. prnd the interest, humanity. sJs-
tiincd rv ,he element that believe I'm Jesus u II the
fault the church that I'm ti, world there Is man
caroblc Of doing tine work assigned to hun :
II IT. known that NJ Chicago DO one would per
mt Colonel Ingerso To speak. Those eloquent
Ips were fast locked Boy an outraged religious senu.
m,ni, and yet before the campaign closed hr to
the front ana spoke ore TIA. bgoathcd aud thoughts
that burned l such way 20 lIf' mau t0a higher level
o. cu4,uv1r and boldrr couccr tou OF duly Was tAl,
r,utrcrh,d because the Nation going DIS way orvas
u because Dr. Ius.so with his almost tr41,coudaut
powers cone udcd 10 turn from his iuNdel woufhwcs
ami go Tor time no t'c way t~i~l marhci out y
Mr' inS'I,,n' o., %, , ,,,, na' rr @ WI"
dom OF -,Ild. Christ d., u hat work. lie DO, SON. h
- ,'D.' .n W t i "' NJ. % m &
sought h. uphold tue fae which mean, liberty for ali
without reference 10 race or color Iul, Is 800 accOr 1nco
with the purpo.e Of Ams.iy Cod Chris. To-
wSo Work With Christ bring forn IN iui ii.
Wv did me Nation in the crucial hour of a. a ruso 80
to preserve horrtes, out 10 Those VAC were ill.,
t,rrn =, f,bt fhe rood n,nt and 4cfn fbe lido tb'1
threatening overwnciin tnc pubnci We had 90 ~
totIp multitude; were compelled i0 Influence IT, Tic
V,,n ,rIur.f.i the Church o .prnt a. t, Iu.f tIir
lac IL b Main n ma
men salc Jesus ~ me NM, Jude md then To Ills
The Church tcgerSts THIS In - tiu' lon tus hour, do
me Door nave the gospe preached 10 them, or do tao
thoughts Of the Church. OF thr pru Of the dis
cipcsl DO Christian. live Tor enjoyment or for worry
l. there minister n these goat cities whose thoughts
are busy concerning The need, of tho propl.
done to save mankind tom going wrong y.
TINS hr time wh the mn tiiude IA out Bro tnr codi ],
only wiz supreme crisis ro.I 3D. which and
and the ministers forget the disciples rJudiccs
aud 20 Oh. To ne muu,udr and sock
the poor TIM has J., cu period ol reason and OF ul-
mrut The needs oi men have been presented 10 all
thr faces oi Wofhlh -mrn SUING beside tneir loving
wives, ana listening 10 adites.o5 upon suujec,s
Win an Interest ana an hpp'reu comprehension which
have rcsutcI 90 such wave OF public scnjItntu IA
men HnNe uer1 Iufn'd ABOUT many hhd themtevcs IA
rev associations. The depths Of tncir moral
Many have scrarred themselves from
old Gates from society which they had been re on
ni2rd part Oi the constituency, ana nave turned
hclr hacks on paths which bound tnem that they might
put their shoulders To the wheel Of progress and Work
Tor tho good o tie Republic.
W., ugnt TO answer the question: "Why Is the country
saved why does the Government remain in los al keep
Ing I" At least we ought 10 stiy It. Inc mystery is
before as. VINO can comprehend ~ Is It not Explained
IN the words, The poor nave had the Gospel preached
10 them IL ID the truth that has made mon
rec, not the proclaim Il. The lpultituda viii
DO ninistered unto by some Tho bad good shall lead