, 1873-10-05
RELIGIOUS.
Yestcrdnyss Sessions OF tho EvnnQcll.
AlIfnncc"sAddresseH by Several 1'rOnl-
1ncNt DiytMos--.Cho subject Of De-

Ycatcrdnv,a sca.ton. ~ ,nc Evor,o1,-
Al1inncc..A aarc.ncx by soyornt Prom,
mont Dlyincs-"Tho subtcct Of De-
nomfnntionnlism Fully Discs1aaod~-
Nrw vonr ~. Nrbn .o,ans AM, ,,..,o, - it,.
EynWeca hance VA, Ienn ~ uraycs IN ~ sio ,uo
aon sGuaro Church. RSy. 81. Adams ojeatinV aftar
wch liza t1ecuatca asaenci IN to XssnrsttSt It'll
,rhr 1aIl"rics n; thc attar nnre - wh,c h; so W. M
suryrd for liz Io Eccao no crowded an =" nv
nconlo cra n ti,c airc"t e.rtve ~ aoS.
iat ihc mno,inu wos nreamsscS " ~ mro.hr
Church In Twsntvforta sfrcnt. n wh,ci, o'oo's
4npnxasEs WE'RE s,Apa
cord Of Thiiadclrha, hromptiy Al 10 o'clock. Prcsi
don't Wojaey called tho dcteaates 10 order and ffa Rev
short nraver IN rcnc1 To Wnx ~ Irose ~
Princeton then delivered an ntdress Oh The U1lty OF
thp Church prauit,r lint each denomination Should
recounizo tin Edcru1nptlt nvi ordnra az lin nthcr
wIc,1. insteai OF recr,minat,on MI viii bs onc
myaticaliy in Christ Adirosse were also mae by ho
spso Of and Mo ap san ~ anis4
bury. "N4 NV @o0 ~ ~"''o'
THO morning session OF tho Evangelical Alliance vas
brought TO cIosn by tbn rNaIjinR 9f n rnncr hv fhn
o 4nx 1pstnSnos 1snapa aeaz1nn o. tho snts
bishop Belc!l, Of Ohio read i pauor. After nayinr
high tribute 10 tho virtues Of tIo lntn nlshnn Ic
Iivaine, Dshop Dsdeli runttnucd II in ehar1ei i,at
rreestant!sm i failure bccnuso Of ia division into
tesanlism is not cAmrch ior neaa,,on There WA
no uniformity In tho Church from Tho beginnlna.
union botwcon ACCOMMODATIONS ignoring M ~ minor n
differences. To-day, sects under tho mask OF
Homo nre contendiru more t)erccy iban rrotesouta
Deuom!uational distinctions ariso from natonn nr.i,l
dice, physical build, aud mental capacitics. md vs.
vii hayo denominations until truth aid FREQ thought
aro crushed out Differences tu the Church ard fbo
necessary prescrvattyes Of free uo8pcl IVA aro yiuo
under Inv in Which denomIuatfonaam il consisont
with 0hr1attan union, There is pruong OIIrstians
union with tho Father with Christ aud Tt the nlr.
poses Of the Church. tbs union for which Christ
1,rsyel-tle union Of the Futher and thu Honcnnnnt
10 seen. The prayer Of Christ has not been
np Tho Church has always maintained that unity gilh
which denoininationnl distinctions ara conaistoat,
THE nEv. DR.. COOK, or PARtg.
followed Dlahop Bedet AnJ sEtd there ,yas nowhere
moro an,ity among Christians than IL France. Tue
dInation, aud 1t was 4 common thing for tho three
PRINCIPAL Protestant Churctea to unto with the Ie-
formed Church In tho soIcnp ac Of ordination The
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATIONS and Bunjay-
schools Of France ure founded on the principles Of tic
pastofs Of Tie drorcat ononinaions wera cailcI hy
his own request to give him COUNSEL and administer
tho Holy Conmnnioil, Never wae tic word oyanrclt-
cal 30 well known III Paris as IN Tho wur Of 187 when
there werc Evangelical Alliance ambuiancos. In the
days Of the Comnu,nn thn hrethren ,1se, Ia hniI
united meetings for counsel IN concluy,on thn
speaker mid wat as chIctly needed in France IA ta
ffeuueut intcrchnuup OF puit,its. N~
THE nEv w. NOEL or nrnrn
delivered m address In German.
THE REV y w. ronnAD
change Of pupfts maintaining that intarohanao shond
10 couned to Eyanaelcal nastors. NeYt week onnors
tunty viii bo uiyen deicantcs for intnrcnnna ani,
declaration Of tlieir oplniona on ti,n nnnera rrnd
!. THE ooHFrnrNnE VIII, rrrt11w.rr
Sunday evening the 12th init To-mnrrnw nfternoon
Communion eerytce win 10 held In tba Rev nr. sdams
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