The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16
The Rev. Mr.. Weiss and the
Y. MI. G.. A.
An Eloquent Proselyte to
Catholicism.
Analysis of the Protestant Epis-
copal Ministry.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY
Services To-day.


OF Music in the morning and evening
At the Church of the Resurrection the rector
Rev. DIR. Flagg, will discourse, morning and even
ing
At the Church OF the Messiah, Rev. James Free
man Clarke, Of Boston, will preach morning and
evening.
Rev. W. D. segfred will preach in the morning,
and Rev. W. c. Dawson, the pastor. in the even
Ing, at the Church Of Christ
public meeting will be held In st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal church this evening" in the
interest Of church extension and missionary work
In this city.
"Righteous Judgment" will be the subject of
Rev. E. c. Sweetser's discourse this morning in the
Blocker street Universalist church. Rev. II. X.
Nye, Of Brooklyn, will offciate in the evening.
In the chapel of the University Bishop Snow will
talk about "The Nature of the Coming Kingdom"
in the Afternoon.
Services at Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
church morning and evening by the pastor. "sun-
rise," the converted Indian, will address the chill
dren at two O'Clock.
Miss Nettie g. Maynard, trance speaker, at
apollo Hall morning and evening.
Rev. J. M. Pullman will preach in the Young
Mems Unversast Association rooms in the morn
ing, and lecture on "Thc Glory of Young Menu at
Lyric Hall in the evening.
Bishop Foster will discourse in the morning at
st. Luke's Methodist church, and Rev. c. c. Gross
In the evening.
At the Sixth avenue Reformed church Rev. g.
Earl will preach in the morning and evening.
Rev. DIR. Ormiston will oficiate at the afternoon
service in the Madison avenue Reformed church.
Rev. w. H. Felix breaches this evening at the Pill
grim Baptist church.
Services at the Russian Greek chapel this morn
ing
Rev. DR.. Gillette Will preach, morning and even
ing, at plymouth Baptist church.
Right Rev. Bishop Vail, of Kansas, will preach in
the morning and Rev. Dr. Kirkus, or London, in the
evening, at st. Marks church.
At st. Thomas chapel Rev. DR.. Price will dis
course In the morning and Professor Roberts in
the evening".
The pastor, Rev. william Il. Booe, will preach
morning and evening at Seventeenth street
Methodist Episcopal church.
''Satan's Personality, Home and Relation to the
Spiritual ana Physical worlds' is the subject upon
which Rev, j. J. White will dilate this morning at
Attorney street Methodist Protestant church. An
ME E. Smith will preach in the evening
Full choral services morning. afternoon and
evening at the Church OF st. Mary the Virgin.
Services morning and evening at the Church Of
the New Jerusalem. "What is Heaven ~ will be
the special topic OF Rev. Chauncey Giles lecture in
the evening
SpltiCudlSt SERVICES Dy Ut. u. StlleS az Union
Hall, Jersey City, II. p. Baker will illustrate
spirit power in the afternoon and evening.
Rev. stephen H. Tying. Jr, will lecture on "The
Mountains" at the Church Of the Holy Trinity this
evening.
DR.. Mclean Archdeacon Of Ruperts Land, will
preach in the morning at st. Georges.
Rev. Dr. Cheever will discourse about "The Veil
upon the Heart and Effect of It's Removal'' this
evening. in University chapel, Washington square,
DR.. Holme will lecture on yourselves as Seen in
Others" at his church Trinity Baptist) this even
ing.
The pastor, Rev. Halsey W. Knapp will conduct
the services at Laight street Baptist Mission, morn
ing and evening.
Rev. Fred. Evans, the pastor, will offlciate morn
ing and evening at the Central Baptist church.
Rev. w. Hayes Ward, OF the Independent, will
preach at Stenway Hail. morning and evening" to
the congregation OF the Church OF the Disciples.
'The Old Bible and the New Generation" will be
Rev. DR.. Osg0od's subject this evening at Trinity
chapel
Rev. DR.. Bellows lectures at Harlem Unity chapel
this evening on the Religious Uses Of Music and
the Fine Arts"
Episcopal services at Blocker street Mission
this morning. The chaplain, j. Berlin Laval will
preach on 1.-THE Lords Prayer.n
Morning. afternoon and evening services at An
,thon Memorial church, Rev. r. Heber Newton, rec
sor Morning subject "Woman in Society," Rev.
DR.. Montgomery in the evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Weiss and the Young
Mems Christian Association.
To THE EDITOR OFaTHE HERALD
Your pointed and spicy article OF Monday last on
che Young Mems Christian Association, with regard
TO Mr.. Weiss, completely meets my ideas, and,
have no doubt, those Of many other members OF
CHS association. say other members, because
was among them until lately. l gave my resigna-
ton for the very sarcasticaiy and Justly
criticised In yourissue Of last Monday. Although
was always politely and sometimes even obligingly
treated by the Officers OF this association could
not help noticing in some of them a narrow and
sectarian spirit on certain occasions. was much
surprised at such want OF catholicity and liber
ality In society which ought to be the most liberal
IN lts oD(ect and organization Being in fact com
posea .. Young men OF different denominations, it
must as consequence, allow q great latitude
for divergence OF opinion on matters of rei.
on ar, nng attempt cre or pretenson to dictate
private belief OF Its members would san az
It's very foundation and be most detrimental
20 its usefulness and prosperity. IL would make of
. peaceful, prosperous and benefcent institntion
q miserable Bedlam or sorry inquisition. In the
latter case nothing would be wanting but a holv
office and sacred congregation to make the thing
complete and bring back these nefarious DAYS
when man was put on the pile or grIdde for his
religious opinions. 1t would, indeed, take less
shan that TO restore that good olden time Henry
MI: or queen Elizabeth when people were
liable TO have their noses and ears cut OH for not
saying their prayers according TO the English
liturgy and royal prescription.
RFortunately those horrid times are far behind u.s.
and not likely to return. Those who assume the
xgnt OF sitting In Judgment over Dr. Weiss or a
young Rev. Tying have no power TO bind to the
stake those who hold different opinions, although
tney may have that very same spirit OF intolerance
1no PRIZE which has been the cause Of so much
persecution. In this enlightened age ana
nee country there Is no danger OF being
einged or burned for ones religious convictions.
heaven intolerance ri
ferments IN the mind and heart OF many, and Is
capable OF rising and foaming up at the first favora
Die emergency. Alas there Is a great deal too
much OF that leaven OF hypocrisy in the church OF
she present day, although 1t has no more power
but TO swell and pun and hiss and vent its cases
at those who dare to disturb IL.
But what would become OF the aforesaid associa.