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II Rev. GEo B. CHgEvER lectures this even
ing in the Tabernacle on The Mixture of Ec-
cesiastical with Political Power in the Govern
ments of the Middle Ages which, 1t will be re-
collected, was the theme Of late Lecture by
Bishop Hughes from the same desk. The sub
iect is an instructive one, if treated in that large,
philosophc spirit which regards lofty topic
from every important point of view, and is eager
to profit by all the lessons it inculcates. 1t IS
one from which q liberal, progressive mind will
draw iorcible admonitions to charity and love,
while bigot will CLEAN indictments to hatred and
Ill will. What we need now to teach and learn
Is to separate the use from the abuse of Power
of whatever description; to determine not who
did wrong IN times past, but wherein is the secu-
rty against It's repetition IN the future. We need
not be told that this or that party has prosecuted
that the Catholics burnt John Huss. or the Cal.
vinists Servetus; for all this we have heard often
enough What we need is the development of
principles, the enforcement of truths which will
limit such lamentabe errors to the Past, which
they now backen and deiorm. Mr. Cheever has
the ability to do mankind service, and we doubt
not his lecture this evening will be one of decided
interest.