Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Farewell Sermon, Preached in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, L. I., February 26, 1860
I should lose all confidence in professions of friend ship and affection, dear brethren, if I could not believe that the announcement that this was to be the closing discourse of my ministry here, had caused deep and general regret. And I should be most unfeeling, if I could sever pastoral relations, so long continued and so tender, without emotion. Yet, even in this, there is a joy in the finishing of the course; for it would be sad topart with no regret or sorrow. But let us turn away from that which is saddening, and dwell upon that in the past, and in the future which may give us comfort.
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