The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-15


world should be uansfused by living Christianity.
Tue word belongs To Jesus. ana there are millions
upon millions OF money IN It, We want to
APPROPRIATE THE MONEY OF THE WORLD TO
ana one OF the first points we must make In this
congress viii lie to obtain this money, which the
world avishes so ireely 10 propagate the cause Of
Christ.
The fourth resolution was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Pentecost, Baptist clergyman, aud was seconded
by the Rev. Mr.. McVicar, OF Harlem, q blonde Epis
copaan, standing over Six feet III Ills boots IL was
as !olloWs.--
Reao we'd, That we learn with sincere satisfaction of The
progress which has been made the rapid completion
sired v i Will %.Soa, delay Be- saroe and nn hst We
recommend the distribution OF large clifton of the prize
Mses as prcpara.ory 10 he @nsiate enr@ "a y
the members Of the association Itself aud TO the holding Of
e hst annual Moral SCIENCE Congress In the Uned States
Inc Rev. Mr. PEsTEcosT, who was
FINE. soLID-LOoKiNG FELLOW.
saaa tuat he eit IKE pegotty when she wanted to
oinoaace DAVID Copperleld, whose heart was so
VAIN mat NJ every embrace which she gave DAVID
tne outtons were bursted or her dress. lie felt In
us great love I5r AL Christian sccts while his heart
sWeied as II he buttons would come OF his rock
coat. HIS Baptist principles restrained him, and
sometimes he wept bitter Tears when ne Thought OF
lne ooctrila barriers when kept nun from his
evangelical brethren, and now he wept aE TIE
Thought OF these same barriers.
mere the reverend gentleman wept so profusely
that even
TUE IRISH WALTERS WE'RE WISELY AFFECTED.
;. nc hcV Mr.. MoNiCAR, In seconding tas resolt.
ton, sald-God bless the MelnoIists: love lnem.
and up N my church they take me for u Methodist,
anu peneVe am mai one. The reverend gentle
man men tod funny story about aetOdisJ VINO
Was very noisy ana pcisterous IN his devutions lie
hau fashion oi always coming in with his amen ut
1.-THE wrong tlme,n ana 'Glory TO /, cd ~ he WIS ~
monstrated with on these lnterruptons ana
PROMISED TO refrain; but at the very mex meeting he
nesah w nailoo as before but, mindful OF the re-
HERE SHE GOES; HIT OR MISS
I'll send herln. Amenr (4augnterI
resolution OF thanks TO Henry w. Beecher and
We Key. Mr.. Bqddlngton was then proposed ny Inc
Rev. George Lansing Taylor and seconded by the
Rev. Thomas q. oliver, a colored PRESBYTERIAN
clergyman. The colored gentleman told Il story In
the Dan Bryant style which convulsed the audience
with laughter; eveiv tlme he opened ms mouth ne
lifted his hands as Ii 10 slap himself both cheeks
at once. lie stated that planter down south mad
a Negro servant named Jack, who was iona OF steal
ing MS masters sheep: and the MASTER who was
not much on religion himself on finding his sheer
disappear thought IT would be
for Jack TO have, and commenced by teaching Inn
the Lords Prayer. When Jack goT AS ar rs lou
father his MASTER looking down upon MIN as h,
said, cam he my fader, tooY' sUf course why dom
you 70 on?" .Den we are bo!e brudders," sad tne
darby, land IT'S no harm TO take your sheepu Tue
master tined to get the darby to 20 as far US
FORGIVE Us OUR TREsPASSES,h
nut the latter refused TO do SO and said to his
master, LOOK ye here, ma3sa,
SPIT OUT YOUR PREJUDICES
and let us look at dis ting in lair lightn "Now, /,
sala tne lev: nr. oliver ~ spit out all my creJu
ali come logeddcr as Druddersn during the recital
VI this story nearly every Clergyman IN the room
wa screaming with laughter.
Az The conclusion OF the proceedings there was a
little spafrlng between the hcv. Dr. Gather VINO Is
an irshman, and the Rev. DR.. Ogmislon. scotch
man. The former wished 10 have some sentimental
ausion " the ladies', aud stated that IL was MS de-
SIRE to have ladies ut the brc kst but he was over
ruled Now, sad the Rev. DR.. Gather. 'sleJ some
gallant, Wnole-souied fellow geS up and say
SOMETHING KIND
about the ladies'
The Rev. Mr. ORMISrOS-Dr. Gather, who Is n
thorough freshman all over, seems To be In great
agony about the ladies; but dol't think II is the
proper place TO Introduce sucn matters.
The Rev. Dr. GATHER said:-My friend tDr. o MIS-
toni IS evidently Sc0tchn all over anu does NOT
forget tue national motto Of his country..Nen0 me
tltpune sSH''-sting me and l Kick. have
stung MN aid he kicks back. Screams of laugh or !
The doxology was tuen sung, and thus ended the
preiimlnarles 10 the great Protestant Ecumenical
Council.