New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
se YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER SHEET

enemy of religion and Mr.. Stuart gave brief his
tory VI the organization and work. OF the Alliance
aud introduced the Rev. Thos Young Kilen Of Belfast
Ireland, who spoke at some lengt h.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall was then introduced He SAID
in the course Of his remarks:
REMARKS OF TIE REV. DIR. JOHN HALL.
We had connection with the closing services OF
the Alliance Among the delegates who had been pres
ent with them there had been brethren from FRANCE
and from Germany Now they all knew how recently
these two nations hostility, and one OF inc no
touching incidents that had occurred during the sessions
of the Conference had been when one OF the brehrcn
from the one side stood up the PLATFORM and express
inc bis cordial brotherly affection toward inc
brethren on the other. stepped iorWard Ives S
extended his hand ana the two p tnseiher
amid the acclamatOns OF tue great assen,oy, that
both there rs Chrstlan men, ana 80 tSsS were
of dcerent nationalies He was sure they belonged
sectinns on tie churches in this city. But mat
When honnd them together and made them one-that
which prevented the language that had been spoken 10
tben dnrinc the Conference being strange language
Yves MAT they all held the great truths q, "
the Christian system. This was Dohu .H'
over me distinctive enes OF their respective
Observation-Disclosures PresbyteuauisIn, hethodism, COnHe-
gationalism might be good THINGS nut ChIlstlniS sT
scr to Them than all these hms. This was the iast
evening of the Conference What meaning there was ~
mat word "lastp And, pleasant as lIe was tnJ
would come to the last OF thui, too They ana ne Wo
,lile rnncI IT, and, when it came those VINO lOteu
them the most would be able to do nothing iop
Them They muss then die alone. and go 9ono
into the presence of the Judge Of the quick and the dean
NJ ante alone however he hoped. IL possible TO
e sIrcd from tat solitude, but it not man tnat
cit ave Them but the Son of Man. who had made the
Toi,tse tbat ne would stand by them and strengthen
bI and Guide them safely into the better land, where
drI coulG never come. lie had spoken about the de-
Nominations I'm this country. But there was large
class which would MAKE greater denomination than
any Of them the class that were III no
S ~, Cbristan rntb God helm them and pity them,
and might he rouse Christian people TO look TO theu
and pty Them aud care for them. This was the lMc
we'll uoetlng of the Conference. aud American
1-.r lfrau n, Q4E
from distant shores It not very pleasan. INNS
and nat was "Farewoil." And farewell said they TO
their brethren mat had come TO Iheh IRON la,S,
some OF them very distant. Ihey hSlu ia'o own
churches in your own spheres OF LABOR, III your oW
sous IN your own families, and rare you wen tntou5n
the blessing Of God falling upon them. They sad laie
we'll however with some regret Manga tender frienu
snip had heen renewed, and many now one had Dceh
formed But they cOmioriei themselves thit lloIo
ynu he a OyOus nccng again in the failure that MOTH
ing should ever break up, ana whose sasIa'tio lIot
would be nothing TO ai0y-the meeting on tnc iE"'
hand OF The THRONE
Al the. conclusion OF DIR. Halls address. Thane
Miller of Cincinnati sang the hymn, "Come home, you
are weary Of heart the audience joining In the chorus
after which, at the request OF the Chairman, MI Mef
san- the HYMN. "Tle old ohi story OF Jesus and His
love and Gen Cntoni b. Fisk addressed the meeting
His remarks were listened to with great atteI-
ton He closed by invoking happiness and success TO
the foreign delegates upon their return to their homes
When he had finished the audience arose ana sung the
hymn, Arise and bless the Lord" after which
the Rev l.. e. Berkeley, OF Lurgan, Ire
land, was introduced. In spite OF Dr. Halls
request, he was received with some applause.
He said he was sure the Spirit 0f the Savior present
the meeting and all should know ihat MS words WERE
Him that concth 70 BE | will in no wise cast ont
After relating incident OF the wreck of the Atlantic
he said IL benOOved every To be ready for death
that they should live that they might know now 10 de,
FOR coming Of death mCnt be most Xpected MI
BerRCey was followed DF the Hon. Robert Wilkes NJ T.
from Toronto Canada and the course OF very brlel
| address he said:
REMARKS or THE non. ROBERT WILKES.
The great question that remains s What profit Will the
Alliance gain from recent meetnGl II to gain any
il must pro6 itself in the vanguard Of the army that is
fighting iufdey. God has commanded Christians 10
20 out and preach the Gospel; and Chris
tians, tine members OF the Alliance must
obey that command. II they do not, inldety Will
spread over tho world and ruin il. obey Gods com
nand, and the world VIII bow 10 the SaylOr's name
At the close OF Mr.. Wilkes's address the audience