The New York herald., 1873-10-05

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Dean concluded by earne silly urging the Keeping the
| spirit of unity in the bonds OF peace,
After singing the hymn, beginning
Let party names more,
to the tune Of "Olmutz." an address was delivered
by another English delegate.
ADDRESS BY REV. O. DALLAS MARsr0N.
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privileged TO manifest fellowship with each member
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believers in Jesus and recognize our oneness Him
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Afternoon Session.
ADDRESS BY BISHOP BEDELL.
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ton though that event gave 1t prominence; but II has
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become Uniform we must have demo-
tionalism denominations can never wholly disappear
in the 0 charch @ accords law and
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Is consistent with Christian union The Bishop then
christ with the PURPOSES oI Ills Charohthat the
that Christ looked for that ali Christians may Be one IN
s and the Father That IN b not an unity
union OF the Father and the son cannot be see seen That
unity With which al deno%ISs,iana dsnc.o%s Ss.
consistent. God be praised for whatever Evan
gelca Alliance shall foy in souls through Christ
Jesus, our Lord (ADpauseJ
ADDRESS OF A FRENCH DELEGATE.
Dr. Cook Of Paris said that with heartfelt gratitude
there more unity among Christians than in Francs
ssTse pTnepa thurshss to Win the
Sunday School Union and the Young Mems Christian Asso
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him the holy communion The week Of prayer in the
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Brethren et how benecia was the practice Of united
wSen he % gs s y @ for
and we'll known clergy Of the Roman Catholic Church
thing else in France frequent interchange of pull
dome and there w@s not an EXCHANGE of preaehnS
there should certainly be united effort in the giving Of
lectures in the Initiation of revival meetings
loud chcers)
GERMAN DELEGATE
Rev. W. NOEL, or Berlin delivered, In German,
an address on the "Obiects and influence OF the
Evangelical Alliance in Promoting Christian Union
and Religious Liberty.n
DIR. CONRAD, OF PHILADELPHIA
coSTa in an address s rsn on rhs I
sion the office Of ministers the Gospel said that
interchange of pulpits could not take place with the
Romish Church The doctrines the Council Of Nice and
the canons the Council OF Trent in full now
and in the Providence OF God, the Protestant
Church out from among the Romansts, there
could be consistency, therefore, interchanging
pulpts with that Church. There the necessity
that there should be interchange pulpits in Evan
geca churches only In Jewish synagogues in the
olden time Paul was called upon to preach upon them
and he did The propriety of pulpit exchanges
was foreshadowed In the Jewish Synagogue, and
also supported by Apostolic example, The Doctor then
explained at length his view of the real unity OF
Evangelical Protestant Chrisendom. Let them look
the declaration OF Jesus, zone is your MASTER and ye
brethren' Let them realize the scrptural inter
pretations OF the Scriptures and the ideal the
Church, which Is an army led by Captain all Of
this arys leaders being subordlnated to his command
loud cheers)
at five O'Clock the Conference adjourned until
Monday morning at ten O'Clock, at Association
Hail.
The Meetings To-Day.