New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-24

Crs>E> THE CnTR II A. THE PROMOTER
CT EDUCATION AND MORALITY
AND THE DEFENDER OF
THE SABBATH.
The people Of the collegiate Reformed Church at
Twenty ninth Il. and rhave. heard an eloquent ser
mon Yesterday morning from the Rev Dr. I" iiutchn-
son >myth tho energetic pastor Of the second col
lcciate reformed Church, at one hundred and twenty
third It. and IcuoX ave
Dr. Smvth comes naturally by his energy and pluck.
being descendant II the heroic COvcnant'rS of SCOT
land and If that branch Of the race that settled the
province Of Ulster in Irclanc He studied on b"th
side, u The Atlantic. graduated in the University
# the CITY Of Sew York and In theology at Prince
ton. ~ special arrangement with secretary stanton
nc served in the hospitals at Washington nearly two
,cars A. chaplain without pay. His first pastoiatc
was in the sixth Presbyterian Church at the 'apita'
and was great success. He began "A new chnrch az
Wilmington. Del. in 1850 with about 100 members.
In three years fine church cdihcc was bniit ana
large congregation gathered.
Eight and half wears ago he was called to the old
Dutch Church AZ one hundred and twenty -iirst>' ana
Third ave From about 100 members this church grew
In five year, - nearly 200 mcmhcr~. The house In
two ,car- wa, full. lli~ present church va built.
aud three, year, last october was orgiih'd with
about 100 members. These have now grown t" over
Geo. with a SUNDAY school Of equal number. The ma
icrial prosperity Of this church has been greatly en-
largrd through it, spiritual progress Where Only one
Old church nearly empty existed eight years az" there
are now two ful churchc, with Collegiate mem
lcr-lip II roo 100 and a sunday school mem
hcr.hp 81 about the same number The new ch"rch
/, one of the hand~omc- cdiicc. in this part OF me
city, The future of the Reformed Church III Harlem l.
most encouraging DR. >myih took for hi> text y"'t"r
dar ia. is: l.. co. For the nation and kingdom mat
will not serve thee ~lall perish. yea. those nations
..tI In ftl-tl
IN the chapter from which our text j. taheh 10
rin- most glowing description Of the golden age
under thr reign 81 the N',-i'h' ~, ""'f, p,tnd
continued through ID" n"Nt tM" 'h" "p"u iiS
ln tine most beautiful aud sublime lnascil FOR %h,h
thi- pi"r."' D., n..'nIs ,h'a Inc 'sndi6 coI,r
the church portrayed - ia" most ,pi'iu'" 'o'",,
l.Aiah'- idea the 'nurCl j, an exalted conception
If tl~ place where tod display Ill, power ana glory
vision il i- the point around which the nations
harmonic their d-'o'd, and from when one "nitcn.
~llllLIr harmonious anthem ~lhi tfi-' 10 'n' Nl''
ms ciap,cf nov. That Inc .rrarc-t. well a..
the least e.; to contribute t. th" power ana
snail build np the walls and incr kins- hall minister
unto iAr" Kin pf.d ana ~.l"in"" ea mi'n , ~,
th- world afforded 900 bis day. aud Paul wa IAnt
lu .ufri''tand could ih th" chair d" hrl'ti'h e'',
-.mIrarlo. ~ the present day. Nod has made inc
church the rdsiine c,nir Of hsni "n' n'', .,lff
loves her and si.e Himself fur her. ilLi ir mSh'
present he~ to 90. Father al lnst. without spot
I i.
tlat . Oh" nation "d Kingdom that VIII not serve
/ ih'" shall i'ii-A
rur ,uJH.u THE PROMOTER oT iprcNIi'N
Ever. nicil..at l,ylr of his country VIII love
those Institutions which have made h'- country what
, i. ...f.t,.,,.,,f liberty pro.rc.-. power and
-ablf, t country That has proved refuge boon
and n,-.n, to thc poor and down trodfcn people Of
r ,.-Ia D, I agreed among .t,i..fnc. that ,,luc.,
,. . ,. ~ ,l. f.li.r. OIL which 0i Ncpuhl, rests
.,.-..t. That ,.l-l.t.lnc.i g.. un c-.oriih to -clf
government. 20 government II the people, for the
people and li thr people,
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'urn"' I'D iili u D. n''''. l". '' u'''"' IT." ''
'.rn ft snH' 'Alen'' ,.H 100 l'NI ,'1 ,'"1,., 10
irlNrHn." Nh i- ih t'"i"Di' l"-'''l =" ,o
Criminals. Nnd hence. our country 'Nrlu' lI-,
-rm- ~ money 'iHn,iN i'i ',l"' "''"i. ~ :, 1
power i'Ht f.t'I"i"- fH' resource ~ e '"unlF N,"
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rh' improved condition Of life ID 'hf,,'iam lana,
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r,.i Oh, " 'r,., ,..~ ..,tlr.,- that arr. pa,i The
Church - 'of = Oh" Inspiration ana me up"i'ut
power ~ a tni '- rur~t nohlc-i ard be-, In nan.
H.. thr church down and win IL the nation sinks
| ifi" i'. nNeh i+lHiHN'f. N''i..h'a, 'i." a. 1870
Tor file nation ani Kingdom that viii not ,eryc
wasted Who d'"- h.i "'"" i.'' t, Pew r,s'' o.,
thcn.,cir'- and tcil mm''. always bum ihr ,hHi,,
snd alDni-l' ~ 10 me ,'.i .'i ',, ,'
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pl" l'' -luc might h' -hh 81 an our n"'''r'
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mat r4-f,u'- r.u.r and prrictuv must lc founded
If, morality, ,ir,uc aud Integrity. 40 nation that was
WHOLLY gwen nN % Sic" ana crime 'nil Wa u'N"''l'
-..u.utl A. d.Iau,lcd. could command the respect
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,i ,i',,.l, ~, ,, .i,,r t.r.-n f.. thr church not
any paiilrulhr branch 81 tine 'hH,'th un'" ri'
,n. ,r,,b ID, Righteousness, fl. nation that viii rOt
.t,.f.,,f flD. t.uur.it sfia. Laws. promote