PREFACE. FREQUENT enquiries for a Temperance Hymn Book have led to this compilation. Wesley said years ago, it was a pity Satan should have all the best tunes. The same may as properly be said of songs, which have contributed much to intemperance. Surely it is time that both music and song which have been thus perverted, should at once be rescued to the aid of temperance. The numerous beautiful poetical effusions on the subject, now enable us to present a valuable compilation. It is hoped that it will prove acceptable and useful to the American public;-valuable not only in temperance meetings, but in families, forming the minds and hearts of children and youth to an abhorrence of those intoxicating drinks, which have slain their millions. NEW-YORK, April 1, 1841. TEMPERANCE HYMN BOOK. PERFECTIONS OF GOD. PART I. The perfections of God, our confidence in works of Moral Reform. 1 1 6s. & 4s. YOME thou Almighty King, Help us thy name to sing, Father all glorious, O'er all victorious, Come and reign over us 2 Jesus our Lord arise, And make them fall! 3 To the great One in three, Madans Coll, |