TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC
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A SPECIMEN OF MODERN CHRISTIAN CHARITY.
IS well known to the public ha for few past, the


Broadway Tabernacle has been freely and vedly OPEN
posing Religious Anniversaries of city, through religious
and political discussions down the ordinary exhibitions
for the applicants securing the
charg- for its But is 70 md last that there pur
pose for which the Tabernacle be openedand that
THE EXHIBITION OF THE CHARACTER OF ALMIGHTY GoD,
AS THE FATHER, BESEFAcroR, AND SAVIOR OF ALL MAN
KIND.


Committee make application for the Tabernacle because Of
Us capacity and Genital location for Lectures
Universalis by Rev T. Sawyer. Pastor Of the Orchard
street Unversast Church Mr. Hale, (the proprietor ndvi
Sualy, expressed Willingness for occupy it, but the
Board OF Trustees OF the Tabernacle Congregation whom
the subject was submitted post vey refused the
TioN ON UNIvERsALIsM


1he undersigned feel that what they compelled regard
such an and spirit should be generally
known TO their eowczens The Inevitable tendency Of such
spirit cannot be mistaken Give POWER and there would
be no such thing freedom Of thought We do not
question the mere legal right of the Trustees refuse
they clearly had no CHRsTAN right do in vie OF
uses the Tabernacle has been place general public
meeting. :
For more exten ded notice, NEW YORK CHRIS.
IlAN MESSENGER. OF this week, which will contain
statement 81 the circumstances, and letter from Rev It.
sawyer addressed to the Trustee. Of the Tabernacle Congxa
ton This letter should be generally read.
sALIsT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, I1O Fulton street Sc
eond hoor, , o5 At e Cstharine st. and geo Grand 81


!! (. WATKINS. TA6s. III Aa fGHRNxANHET' GRxNET.


j. L. SACkETT Committee


New York, Feb. 27, is43 mi Itsrc