The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-09
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
~ Hy9 gE n ava n
New YoRK, Oct. ,s.-The sessions Of the
different sections Of the Evangelical Alli-
ance seem 10 be growing in interest As
sociation Hall was crowded this morning
and large number were unable TO gain
admittance.a Additional Vice Presidents
were appointed owing to the number ol
meetings being held.
r L. Payne, OF Virginia, wants to be
heard, and writes. "1t do not set forth
the merits Of Christ fuller than any other
man, when you hear me, then you may
say I am not specially, called Of God by
the operation Of His holy spirit"
St. Paul's Church was also crowded.
After prayer Professor W. Kraft, D D oi
the University Of Bonn, read a, paper on
Papal Iniallibility and old Catholicism.
he said in all DEGREES from the Pope no
reference was made TO Peters succession
but to Peter himself, who denied his Lord.
The Pope is teacher and shepherd Of the
entire Church. He both by day andnight
was the decision OF the deputies between
flesh and blood at the last Vatican Coun.
Gil. There were 533 present, where there
should have been over thousand dioce-
san members to render validany action
they may perform In! these meetings
The Pope In his own name issues DEGREES
In these meetings, and represented him
self as the Vice God, the representatives. Of
Deity. 1t was blasphemy to say that
when the Pope thought 1t was Christ
thinking in him or that Christ was visi
BILE in the Pope. Romish anti Christianity
never was as strong as In our day. twas
unadulterated in arroga,ing Catholic
Churches toIhold their Ecumenical Coun.
Gil. No one was represented in 1t but
cardinals and bishops, and few laymen.
A paper was read from the old Catho-i
lie Congress, held at Constance, express
ing desire to get into intercourse with
the Evangelical Christians Of the world.
Prof Q. Prairies, DID Of Geneva, made
an address on Catholicism DR.. Storers,
of Brooklyn, followed with an address
entitled, "Rone's appeal to the educated
protestants," and was ivocifetously aps
plauded.
At the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, u meeting was held with Senator
Buckingham 'preslding, when an able
controversial discourse was delivered by
Bishop Cummins, of Kentucky at the
Association Eall meeting, the first pa
ihe r TIn;versitv oi Rerlin. opposinp the
eIa;,ns sJ ~ ia Pnne ,o;ntallih;,,ty ana ofihe
S Gs,hn,;n Church tn nnitv'' He also tonch.
ed ] nm the snhiect of nominal Protes,ants,
w wbo NJ be said Kid not understand the COS.
nsls anv more than Roman Catholics.
S Pr"f H'tchcock followed. and Rev Geo.
Fish of Paris gave a description Of the
revival of Popery in France. Rev. Leo
mid .Willee read a paper on the German
RS Emn;re and the ul,ramontanism. and the
aeo sion adionrned for TODAY.
A. the ciose of The session In the after
MON the delegates visited Greenwood
Cemeterv and from thence were taken to
the Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, and
entertained e Al dinner. In the evening a
grand nublic reception was given them
in the same building, Rev. Dr. Shores
nres;dinc ~ who made an address. and was
fn,iowed hv Rev MI Prochet and Others,
Rev nr Proctor Of london delepate
~ @ ,hs " Conierence nreached 10 an im-
uoonas W , conoreoation this evening in Rev.
NJ Henworth;s church.
: IT The f+Sune viii nublish tomorrow a
,o,,ar ~ ~ I'D ustholica to the Evangelical
issiS. a;i;ance ~ III Thev sav. owe hone an j Arrive
for % the reatorstion of the unity Of The
~. chr;at;sn @ Church. we frankly acknowledge
M @ h,anch ~ of Il has exclusive ttuth: We
ho,J nv J. ,aat N ~ ths ultimate view that upon
AZ vaI a tonnd @ st;on nj fhe oosnel and doctrines
~ NJ ,he , chmrch gronrded unon il and mon
the II, ~. tonndatim oi The ancient undivided
ohu-ch ohr - asmn;inrm;tv nj ali christian forms
~ reI;o;on % w;lI he nossible through a
rso,iv ~ EcnfSenicaI Conncil. This is our
oS;ao, eea and ,n,ent,on IN tbe movement
nS;ch I hss lad nnto the close Relations
w;th m tho v evanoe,icsl @ Anglo. American and
G,aat % I cbnrcbss Wa Know that this poal
csnnnt @ esa;lu he reached. but we see the
ns;morv sa av;S encesa M of snccess n the cir
pr pn nut, mstayce s tha. a truly Christion com.
mnr;on has already taken place between
a, rselves Ia And other Christian believers.
Theretore We seize with ioy the hand Of
vor have extended tous. and
beg you hencelerth ,arsiu 70 teaa 'nI o S'ng.u
tu Ut.. T.. nraor that tha xunrk