The New York herald., 1873-10-09
At Association Hall.

At the commencement OF the proceedings OF this
section OF the Conference, held at the above hall
yesterday, there was crowd that filed every
available space, and large number OF those una
BILE to obtain admission left for the other sections,
only to meet with the same result.
After the announcement Of several notices by
DR.. Prime and the election OF an additional num-
ber OF vice presidents, the business of the Confer
ence commenced.
ADDRESS BY DIR. DoRNER.
Dr. Dorner S the University 81 Berlin then read
gated BY the Vatican Council-Nominai Protes-
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dogma OF miaibility Tho bishops would no, have 50
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the citizens, and Romanisn that the time had
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POPE ament the Pope has set forth that
s aSus s os ss s h for thus n
been unity I cured ST The summit has been
tEspa htalissy does not insure Tie unity
:1sa the hissss' pety GasSs 70 deny aoG Con
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s s its HEARTH rsSa has sn ssn
established instead OF historical tradiuon the niable
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commnica,ion to the Lord destroys the intimate
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tsinly yet been nalIiby indicated what meant Each
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G@sarism without the wisdom Of Cesar such dogma
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This nominal Proestannsm maniiests great variety
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many win this light be allowed % be taken away.
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nST longg N for has burning glass within
RinsDs Sfi0ys WIt unity q Seeo@ss sayae
past SO as to rs TOR the great trasgc that 70
stood one anoheT its right that we should now
ell nations and men OF all colors and OF all tribes.
ADDRESS OF PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
DR.. HITCHCOCK delivered an address on the same
FORM there was SO much Of the programme given to
Roman Catholicism Why because our evan
gelical Protestantism is douoy menaccd.
shoulder to shoulder. Not only is Protest.
antism menaced, but Christianity itself IS
despite its various divisions. OF the thirteen or
fourteen hundred millions OF men some three hun
drcd millions call themselves Christians, but can
scarcely be persuaded to call each other Christians.
We need, all OF US, a larger and wider charity.
When we look into our own hearts the real wonder
ts that there should be any Christians ut all. The
depravity Of the human heart Is somewhat terri
bic. As we are not ashamed OF our Bible, neither
are we ashamed OF our Christian history. DR..
Hitchcock then described the history OF the church,
and said that only in Northern Europe and Amer
thank God today or: Pope Plus the Ninth and his
nearr,en new SnUsms siou The massive block has been
sSon its material se1er ses s Obstruction
increase It's spiritual power. Christianity would
have pesrisned ps long ago had there been any
throughout the world. are stilI a unit. and are as
many as in the days OF David and Isaiah. The
much for want OF courage for want of wisdom
Three thousand years are not long time and we
why. Just keep on growing. We have, in nv iudg.
ment, no eCumenical creed not even the Apostles,
creed is that iSe for ea ae % pns MS thought
thereof there is not Christian child. man or q
woman, whose eyes would not mosten when sing
MY Cod my faith looks up to Thee.
At the conclusion OF this address the hymn com.
mencmg with the above line was sung.
ADDRESS BY DIR. FISCH
The Rev. George Ffsch, ID. D., OF Paris, spoke on
the subject Of "kevival Of Popery in france, Phi.
as Sfoussos hs world T
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