, 1881-07-04

sponslbilIty for this rash aet ii. Is
t',n to ne ,,,dt fonn'l 1, IL t!;e polnt t tnst
!!,seoEgn,f!ne IS, Ee linn as tie Ul'ief Magistrate Of
i takes strong, man to sec h!s way clear;
Time as tic preaent II keep their minds clear
of nll the vagarIes which may get lnto, thom,
Y, associate IS M a. Wlth Thy ! bcst people. md reatl
they. fluid themselves rnolded Into why's OF
thinking y & TINT they had M 10 conception q. No
one g ab!e 70 see the Issues of to-day,
country Is In fortnatine stale. ForelR,,
elements have great lnlluai,ce. The Amer.
leans themselves are greatly damaged by I'm.
ported !ticas On one hand, md on the other
impress on. ths people some, Idea rs 10 tho
prevailing looscness fl tn0rals.
."1t It Go true,.'' said tho speaker, that tho
ssyGF sy sreat % ts pesay sy ay L. nkS ad efs L Sd %
sapac1ty, ho ilsgraces @ aid dish !oimrs M t,is
Erent city,. II THESE. people, educated as
tey Ss, %5s + BE- SffF" eFs ba sas 10 ss.r ST. 5 1T t s
co'iltenntIse ills teseeratlon while the v,.st
Gayj q fe{xaqas {s people nro wors''pinR the
Tho pastor went on To say that no wished
a sptn exeept W M tat s'u ws a III St pa,r|o,e IT. tsa:
citizens !iayc,.:thanktul to. Tod. Tor the
ffSqh} Tor 70 ke Mee eotrS III Ss0af With 'ass eiyss
comfortable homes and asylu,ns TO 10 many
people unnppy on to other l,,,t sds 81 tlle
suit II tllls act. He only wanted to Talk 10
t!s paIpIt, and ie !',aFe a| q tfem lsyni to to
their country and to their Christian ideas. by
wiiicl, their iit,1ncs and their country, are
ns % sa1ds sa old Nes Nes Euesd esss mt se sxs pe
vailed, tiers was better civilization
than where the prevailing ideas were
Ss' oseis Ms sores Sos H e2s ts S ssh s as ons
country, there ts no doub. that there are con-
ilictin8 civilizations. One recognizes Cod,
while ulo other on!y recoEnlzes ,H1 ihs God Vt
cr stood for the religion Of tlle New Testa-
ment. aud the faith Of the fathers, and the
cInss he referred to were Simply trying to 90
s19y ths 9sst Of they ys s9nS snot6n DC 10 kSsP ssp e
tIsrs tI plsced il so1'. ''TIi' To-,lay " WIS
the regular day for f Tho celebration
Of the communion service. and tho
service with thanks to God for Ills saving
grncc, they would bu .tilleu with sOrrow Iii
thelr i,sar.s for the calamity which Ind over
I'S During M lis t: services DR.. Ryder offered n
fervent prayer to rat for the recovery, Of tho
President lying sc near the future world, md
the wl,plc congregation jofned Iii u season
Ut silent prayer for the Same ob|ect.
THE REV. DR.. little.
The sacrament Of tie Lortl's Supper was
celebrated At the Now England Congree,.+
tsohal Church yesterday morning, the Rev.
Arthur Little pastor. In his opening prayer l,U
fselingly referred 70 the shooting Of presi-
1t the recall of inc mysteriass 'A; esett, III ' not
only. because tile woultl.be asyasln's bullet
had been ained ut tho Executive Of the Na-
ton. but ut \ person rs ,Woll who wns
1t the time i had, when he WINS Just coin.
n!encing. Us It were, tug great and rcspunsl-
bic work before him. From the depth Of his
heart lie thanked God that thu President had
last reports: were that his symptoms wero
growing. more favorable, ant! he earnestly
his wounds md spare his lie II 1t could bu
divine purpose III. the shocking calamity.
Continuing his touching tnvocGtloii, he prayetl
fervcntly for the raising Up Of the wounded
President, ani u,al lle might be given new M
Natinli's deep SORROW might be turned IL ioy,
md that tie darkness settled over the nation.
al heart might be turned TO light -
ha s sa sse et tt trst M ceS stts sa
for Ills loyalty, but he rcfoice4 that lie lived
| agAi,i, aud sincerely Hoped thnt the rresl.
dents aitftctton might be only Temporary,
t .a h. mEt Ry 1ssed s opsd
cvil-toers ot the land would be constrained.
to contemplate the mysterious providence Of
God !n the matter. and learn from 1t whole
| some lessons,
At the conclusion Of the prayer, and after
singing, the reverend gentlslnnl! stepped for:
| ward 1lld In n brief addross further referred
10 tie all-absorbing question, speaking with.
out note and every ;e word seeming to bn1ble 3t
III tuD tss Saso III sai lie f sa G 81 w %o '0si sr
tic circumstances whether liz, ~as d Chris.
tian Or not. but would feel glnl
dent, tic world turned to it foTe solace rs tic
one place. Tho ucc!ttent'tf it could be 80
called, was strange. ,nncomprel'enstbto
providence, and VIC could Inquire OF our.
WHY sucIl a Worthless cliaractsr as Gui-
teau llaI been selected, chosen, or
allowed 70 sul!te the lead of the
Nation: From divine standpoint,
liz was by cilancc. dod ruled tha universe.
aid It there wero not ROOM for NIL thcsu
cala,ulttes under thu broad arm OF Ills I'rovl-
deuce the world would bo in despair. -.
event was that God VIVA leadng " to walk
eIosur BY fnlth, md ii!ltng ..s with sorrow
aEproxllatlng, absolute srlcf, ,s:,I,. VIZ l4nla.
nnS Ss 9"r !" , saass aa lis fHs eosss 5eSets aa i
rowcr. % ills lialil WIS upon the eH,p1res q
tho world. AMI tilclr llIst9ry showed It. and II
was oMr duty e Try to oc!,syt, Y @ nnT present
with reference to tie unearrytng ot the glory
Ut Ills Kingdom, mud hat aii things done
wero for good. -
Tho speaker saw another lesson III tl,ee