The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

points should be conceded or winked at
Christian brethren into friendly accord
The Ebangelist says some unkind thu
the English ritualists in an article or
Stsnley's defence of 'sBroad Churchia
the English Church. Admitting that s.
makes strong argument for the stab1
the Church, which it considers as hold
attempting to hold the tenets of Ron
Geneva at the same time, it yet sees ri
the Establishment in ''the effort to hard
antagonisms, and foretells the utter 4
ton OF parties hating each other SO col
as do the evangelical and ritualist brancI
the Church of England. Itpays high
to DR.. Livingstone for his enthusiastic
ton to geographical science in his lonl
weary search for the sources of the Mil
says that his highest glory is his exp
hope to be instrumental in destroyin
scourge of East African slavery and
trade, and it trusts that the prompt and
bined efforts of the United States and
Britain will soon accomplish that b,
mission to which Livingstone's hes
points the way.
The Je,oish Times generously credit
Reformed Church of France with beingi
Christians in their expression of sympath
the prosecuted Jews of Roumania, and
hope for the coming time when the WI
done to the people of Israel will be rspl
and among all civilized people they will
equal religious and civil liberty and I'd
ton. It also ably defends the conduct o.
American Consul in Roumania, and CLAIM
as ON honor to the nation that it is so fitl
presented there.
In the Liberal Christian DR.. Bellows i,
upon Christians the ''duty of helpfulnd
To help your Ieighbor, in that liberal q
which considers every man our brother
neighbor, is advanced as the paramount
Of life, and the question Of whether we 4
out that idea as the true test Of our CT
tianity. Like mercy, such disposition to
our neighbor blesses both the recipient and
giver, and is well pleasing to God.
The Episcopal Methodist (Baltimore) gu
from an article by the new Methodist Bisl
Haven, and comments thereon in 8
which clearly shows that if there is 6
power in Methodism there are bitter ft
among Methodists, and that our polit
contemporaries do not monopolize the capa
for throwing dirt
lions Herald considers ''the True 81
herd" one wholly consecrated to the wor
leading men to heaven. 1t observes
such preachers as Beecher and Spure
charm by the graces of oratory, of great il
lectual power, physical force, musical vo
and personal magnetism; but advises
young pastor not to attempt to win hearer
initiating their methods. They are ra
gifted to draw and hold the public attent
but weak imitator would fail. He she
rather put his whole soul into the effort t.
useful in the everyday work of his cha
not depending too much on pulpit orat
where his powers come into competition '
the platform lecturer. He should follow
Saviour whom he breaches in his work
mercy to the poor and distressed. Familia
with dead languages and philosophy ore
to be desired than knowledge Of the di
nature and will and acquaintance '
humanity.
The Advance discourages the worship
contemporary heroes, whom posterity are
to despise. It also defends religious RICH
but concludes we have the power to Giro
scribe what the Mormons consider one of
rights, polygamy, to restrain the desecratio
the Sabbath and to regulate the use Of int
cants.
The Baptist Weelcly advocates the CONVEX
Of children, and enjoins the effort as one OF
prominent duties of Christians, claiming
there is far more hope of a spiritual har
from the young than from those confrme
evil courses.