New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-06

Christ. have known Canada for more than hftt
81 years and ssn a.eh aa s Se fssss
Tor becoming informed the religious condition Of that
Wish to sy tbs tSs 70 s seg
evangelical In their teachings have been struck from
IL has hearty sound eyan geical you
% ed al S PnP The YSs MAY go mo the
pendents and you viii find the same Gospel Of our Lord
Jesus Christ earnestly aud mteig gently presented. IL
is tho Lord Jesus Christ ana Him eruciied that they
teach. The spirit Of this Alliance obtains general
recognition throughout the Protestant denomination OF
Canada. This IL congratulatoD, and
isactOn, thanking God that is OF course You VIII
mud High and Low Church, and things OF that sort but
there widespread feeling Of confidence In the
aud the other particularly Ia the province Of Quebec
The Roman Catholic Church in Montreal Is enormously
wealthy IL can build churches as 1t aces ~ and eau
employ priests, nuns etc. etc. etc. to an unlimited eI
influence You can easily conceive that labOrng as
no igr cry having population ,a OF l Se11
ally be a feeling that We oyeTshadowed by tine large
number who profess the Roman Catholic faith But II
may DC Of the advantages OF this that we are drawn
feel. whether wesleyans or Pres0yterians or Bap
the place. that belong 10 these various denomlna'
tons, and We are drawn tOge,her and act together
very generally IN al good works TINS "a q
matter wmch we shai, Always Io0H upon WIZ ,h
satisfaction and tbankfulness TO GOO. In mo
Western proulce Ontario, the Roman Catholic
population large. Only Onehfth or oneseVeDth
Catholic, and that See my ten minutes Is up
would simply say that we are al OF as anxious that we
should have the sympathy and prayers or our beloved
friends this side vi the DOrderbs side OF the he %
which We are engaged. These Protestant ehurches
have Joined together to accomplish good among Roman
Catholics. We do not square our fists or desire 70 en-
gage IN pugiiistc. encounter with the Church
OF Rome, but we do Try Oy Preaonlna
the Gospel among them 10 win men and women
to Christ. There very little good IN making them
Protestants If do make them Christians anu as
using the Gospel for their salvation We aA he
prayers sympathy, and interests OF our friends eFerJ
where fhe great and good work III which We are en-
gagged. We have fear for the result OF our aDoTs
for we have Master who IS abundanty able W 40 az
for rs that ask and therefore, let us 40 on ia
the work IN which We are engaged under hs Ddnhci'
and look for His help Ia this good and holy work
The Rt Rev. Bishop Gregory 7. Bcdell OF OHIO then
read his paper on Christian Union consistent with de-
nominal distinctions" and followed by the Rev Dr.
H. Krummacher OF Brandenburg Germany, on % Tho
Present state OF Religion in Germany and at greater
length by the Rev. E. F. Cook OF Paris France, on The
Modes OF the Promotion and Manifestation OF the Com
munon OF Saints and the State OF Religion in France"
At 1890 the hymn, From all that dwell beneath tho
Skies let the creators praise arise" was sung by tho
congregation and the bcnediction pronounced IN
German by DR. Krummacher.
For report Of Sundays proceedings -, sh and sreah p1He%l