, 1873-06-15

tory when the arrival Of Universalist preacher
In village brought to his public services, all the
scephcs, topers, hard cases, etc.
The spirit Of the article is iberaL 1t opens
as follows:
4 somewhat determined effort u being made to
secure recognition Of Univeraausra as evangelical
This In owing partly to tho growing dndnneaa Of 81
daYy al frea thought and increased charity sud partly
to the desre rpueve tndtTidnals from unpleasant
di66cuias who hold UuIversahst ideas and yoe desire
orthodox Fellowship and association. We have OBJ
lection to careful rsvtow of cur Congregational prac-
Hce on this point IN tho interest Of broader cona
munio1, provided any reasonable and 6crptura1
ground can be indicated
The same paper contains pungent criticism
on the union action OF the Presbyterian Assem-
bly, at Baltimore, closing az follows:
It's not the best way to command the eonadenca
and win the frasernal esteem of the Southern brethren
for the churches 1t the North to unanimously unaay
what little whie ago they unanimously affirmed and
but it Is part Of history, md any attempts It 70
union based on ignoring instead OF accepting It aze
mistake Think of trying to blot cut Of re,nembrance
Lincoln immortal address 1t Gettysburg for tbs Raka
Of political concordt
Tho Neao Covenant discusses the :" Orthodox
policy" in which it is declared that the Orthodox
preaching Of forty years ago is not exactly the
same as that of to-day. He says:
present day in he Orthodox ehurahes, i g be A.
t1ibuted altogether 70 policy We doubt not the pop
ular faith of The past gvng yay to the better faith
leading clergy motive Of interest at the bottom OF
their liberal preaching; we do not doubt. And W.
iookn to N ultimate swallowing up q the liberal ele-
ment and 80 hlotting cut al the organizations that 80
built en- that element
Tho Adpocate manfu11y defends the Rev. Ed
ward Sullivan, Rector Of Trinity Church, against
the late attacks in the Daily Jubilee. It asks !:
Who edited or rather failed to edit tho Daily 'u5
lee last weak That paper said:
certatn Episcopal minister OF Chicago Itely 70
$y,noH $o xrh n fhA
Times present. It is unnecessary to state that
TINT Clergyman had inst received coA from the god
It v.as desperate attcupt upon the part Of tho
wearor Of The surpoe to obtain nrat-aass crown Of
martyrdom He expected that By Offering this insult
a seven arnae seven Walls Il wrath would be eaed
upon him. Ha supposed ths4 hs would be raked fore
morally. But ho fooled himself. Tho Tin.<s abso-
lutely refused TO acee1* hin cheap hid Tor tmmor'
It was absolutely men for tho responsible men In
that Jubilee thus tialead tho Thousands who read
the above on their programme sheets The Rev. Mr..
Sullivan turned out Of his church 1tts reporter b.
suited al tho ehurohss Of the city More, the 1tnses,
day after day, did y to FAY MI. Sullivan, and did
sebnIe The 5aee 1 pros4sms m % sass.fors indo1sed
the Times antecedent outage on public opinion, mis-
represented Mr. snrans manly procedure, and falst.
owe reparation TO the public for the above paragraph
People who understand only part Of the facts will d.
.D8IW6Hn
Messrs Carpenter and sheldon, and 1easrs Lyon and
Healy. Whose is the re6ponsible pen7
FATHER pAMEN's LECTURE.
A large audience assembled in the new st.
Mary's Catholic Church last Wednesday evening,
to hear the Rov. Father Damen's lecture on
"Popular Objections Against the Catholic
Church"
The objections occupied the speaker for two
hours In delivery. and their publication in the
Western Catholic fills nine columns. The follow
ing is an extract:
But, even In this country, where enjoy dberty Of
conscence-even in this country the prophecy Of the
Savior ts fulfilled even here We are catumn1atsd, We
s5e and We are :;p Even In
under free Constitution thnn which We desire moth
ing bette1-even here eay, We ire s!andeIsd'
i il, Of course, through ignorance. Our
Protestant frends do not know any better for they
have been brought up With their oTn onesided ideas
cation against Holy Fatth. We're they only to
know tho Catholic religion a. 1t Is. why the American
that love tie trath- say our AmsEaeaa @ psople I'D
only know the Catholic religion aa It is-why my dear
trnQ Il u tbe pe N nost ron e.
most natural religion, say It II also Scrip
tural religion; for, my. dear people, reason,
from God. There can be no contradiction in the
works Of God. God cannot contradict himself.
tre BE- g
tor these three things1eason, naure, End the Bibo
come from God, as we'll as the true religion comes
from God Hence there can bo no contradiction IN
he woEks Of aod. There must % nnien tne,o inas1
thines % nasohs' 'nef0 uA1 10 'on''e 'n'''
'A4Dee' NOTES
The Christian. Ui,ioi, Of this week il quite
compIimentary On Robert Collyor's newspaper
sermon Recently delivered in Unity Church and
pub1ished ID Tm IAlBuxE. n says:
Robert collyer Of Chicago <rather let us say Of the
whole United states) lately delivered discourse On
as full of VT And wsdon % N egg Is .,
ox he bronsht M M to hia standsrd We sht ioof for
he speedy advent Of the millennium.
Anothar comp1i1uent in the sane direction:
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uouyee n a,Ein ~ * Me* sn:snea ~ f Wa1,.n ra
-. 800 =. T.i{forni.
49, 49, Th;rd ''1, Cnn+.-encs - +ba ,tzt
me lAuu Con1e1eoce u 1ue oaseIsaubs
Mission Union took place At the JeWlsh SYM
Gogue, corner OF Peck court and Wabash ave
nue.. occupied by St. Paul's Church, last Sunday,
the Hon. willard Woodard presidinR. The FOL
in.;,,r 1no +.V.1t 1a;na-s .,1,> xzara " e1actad
""ue oA.eo.0 "e-o .toee
PTcsident J. r. GnaoW1ex nfst Tio9-tIosaaent, '.
Il. swan second sioe,tTeelaent2 ". Hoooosa sec
xsIa,y o, .. "ata 51ratse NooA1'"e*5 L. A. '
Wallace, B. r Bso9ks, =. r. Monzo' ., ~ r.
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