New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
THE PRESBYTERIANS.
SOUTHERN FRIENDSHIP REFUsED-A GREETING
FROM Observation-Disclosures AND MEMORIAL
FUNDS.

FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND MEMORIAL
FUNDS.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The galleries that
overhang the General Assembly still continue to he
crowded ever their borders frnged with so great
multitude of fair Philadelphans that cannot wonder
at the continuance of the Assemblys sessions. The
body holds together well, considering the unwOnted pc
Rod TO which It's stay has been prolonged But out of
$40 members, 1870 away when the roll called
yesterday afternoon Business has been hurried along
to-day as rapidly possible and still it is uncertain
whether the final adjournment will como this week or
next.
The Stated Clerk OF the Southern Assembly has sent
on the ungracious refusal of that body (which you pub
shed Yesterday to open fraerna correspondence with
this Assembly and read by the stated Clerk here
TODAY 1t could hardly be said that was received
with surprise, but at least with regret and pain
The following the manly and dgnifed Christian dspo-
ton of the affair voted by the Assembly prepared
by the Rev. William Adams, ID. D., of NewYork City:
c h desire 70 sh oo1s raieIns rtsoHs with General
Assembly Of the r5ess'sn Sous 81 b sh sss UI of bo1or @
hdenc and love- and with vsS TO the asnmen, 81 tnS GS
Committee III should be appointed by tn, Assembly then in session at
and the opening Of friendly cores onenoe between the Norn
AMI 5qGa her 81 sI AZ and 9 We've to m
The which might prevent the acceptance our proposals o
the two Assemblies which met IN SevYOrs last year TO
,as S & bsn he Of any sItbo,p the rDei BODY except
f.T precedent affect the Igh Of property founded
spt oopy Of our resolutions to Christian -slutaiOn
H. Assembly al Louisville the hands of delegates Or that gapose
and Tea southern Assembly while receiving our delegates
spoStmept Of Committee Of nevertheless accompanied
appointment with declarations and conditions Nb we con
difficulties concerning which invited the conference therefore
Hesored That the nrtler consideration OF the subject
be discharged At the same time "" cannot iorota
70 profound regret that neas aesIa e ~ % 3D.
o. orr Redemer kingdom N even ps our b by ss
nssoatGns suspended soon be resumed under happier aus
sS ana SrSerce Whenever our brethren shall signify
heir readiness accept the form and spirit IN which has been
The Rev Henry j Van Dyke, D. d. Of Brooklyn, one
OF the delegates who went south, nade very kildE
and udiciOus speech saying that 6it2ggh he had ovea
the Southern brethren and stil loved he ana atnoSp
they had been indeed cordial ana friendly IN th had
done wrong He was disappointed and mortified. Inc
renop Other speakers followed rather briefly; Prof
North of Hamilton College hoped STILL against nope MT
atosetber displeased Dr. Beatty said that the errng
leaders had preopitated this conclusion, which some
matter had been brought to decision while our dele
gates were Louisville. they 1.-THE Southern Assembly,
report was received providing for the unifcation OF
the government of the Theological Seminares, by giving
The Rssembly the election OF professors
and SALARIES but there points OF material I'M
portance beyond those reported IN your issue OF May 81
follows written in Latin, and translated here by Proi
10 m Pretr4qn Church IN Used states Of 1oa n< Pres.
byn Church IN @ Kngd9% o. Bo3 a1as n3 grn9 ., ys,
Ha VINO sought year 1891 TO be united with Chr pure IN
faith and life not only ~ 6nS G @ With ali who invoke no Other
y possesses wan n MA ~ ing Int he b eyere laws in
sTsFS S. sas A'''is !" We '''' NV :, 81.
sp Wit ;ss os P1s d CSi Which e0 The greatest H
oncmv Of the Church also the enter into fell
HSp with foreign evangelical bodies was gu, r' care to
condition Of brethren, whom IN more
pfospeoOs were built on the foundation LO
Wherefore 1853 when the Rev ne John 'Is Adn9 SoS
An aud wepeesu schubert hsG Dss o st W. had found
help what We had 50 long ] and tuShene in hope
long waiting and separation We sSIes S ySu two Of our
Der @ Ka who '4Gss ss u5 ch YSu gave Te' u, your
lopi snn With great Joy your hind and cora r.PoI
& va deeply e that Of Christ in you and he sPnt o.
ana % voa We thanked God and continue to thank I'M that
o among YOU dwelling far from our land we nave 'O d
much stronger ogy by Gods grace We may grow in
he Spirit good WORKS We nAne1 IU SI that YOU
.nt Do sd ,sp s aud S.d ss1.@s
With Us in M Hc spn may perform this that joy may
&c S % s.!e%S s4 r sa T Z. bt Isb Hi 5 US.
iaost t By sGq se sGs'hf Sb
The screase Of kingdom that We may o. 1 Pmf MS also
b 1 earnestly to beseeb TO receive mo your care ana
iraternal communion our brethren c1pT for themselves
crS Chicago CsIeons Mlv aukss Kos.at Bloc nr ~
20 b, s your kindness dsgsa.e, brought ,,.
u he announcement that the souls Of 'hese '0''H'~
o brethren c9,' we s s0% o Ssp 81 BE Boh s
daily need Of new aeorr a. vel h new .Soers to scattered
Wherefore We st {oo yOo ss & Christ wanting When
spy ass stance among for or other OF our @ st VOC
Of which delegates syske We earhest agency
.oaN ui 10 u every m Of your charity thronh vac
Of the Royal 5angeo Reformed hefsgSs s Of oar
ourselves prayers Iu ~, HoIv
Lord Jssas Christ love Of God aud the e0m~uHi0 " ~
| dbl h. sithy superintendent
""O " WV Jusrus sIAIrsAY, VtoanSus Saper'"e'"o"''
| JUsBAsCg, CgTdOr ~ 4, A.,
Clalsrrur Oct 90 ls69-Government OF the rfe''' ~ " Wv
Tne speeal Committee 10 whom this report was sc
ferred recommended the sending OF smtapo
| the appointment OF a delegation " ViSi' 'io D
| Church. $1,000 -, II .ooun,ed with the re
srmed discussion OF the Five Million meino iiit "a
I'D M the finances OF the Church. Mr. W. .. oIi ~
NewYork was heard for the CommtIesi or ~ ISL wa.
anacial Committee to report at the Assembly, ="
apDonted 10 discharge the duties required " '"' io'
| ing resolution: . a, a...,.i I..smhI. 81 ,.-i