, 1873-10-24
Political Import Of the Visit.
Is Professionalism In Peril 2---Statistics
Tllorcab0ut.
The Balance Of Religious Exchange
s..Ceremonies.

PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN CHURCH or THE WORLD,
Including about 500 foreign dclegatea hllng up tho
great outer stairs Of tho centre and untcr tho domc,
raislng tho vocal Iraiso Of tho Coronation hymn:
All hall tho power Of 1cs,s' nsmeI
| n!Ia Les angGie g Piostfaie dali.
inaa rrnwr In, I nrI ~ nI1f
Thu ann. mn, tho f,ongros. yvor, ,,-,n-t, J., .,o,
otlr and In fin n,ns avn ma onn,d soo I'm o,,n.a
and liz vl,,torn IN char 1c.co,,t frou, Tvhor er
mar fov1n Joromo ,,1 I,ctar v.,tao ,5 ,,..,na.a
inu hack IN thc com,non or1tn ~ Chrst,on hnre,o
TIM srboo, of thc Laws NJ Nov.ro,h To-o o,ro.ros
to he mn reason ubv onv,,odv ,vhe,bor In. ~ o-o
rvnnocl,cn1 pbonii .okc ,sn1o,,ro tn ,,ss t,.a,,n
to thu Christ of nc,cc snng ,s3th nj tho 1oxos nn.
thuslas1n Of people fcellng tha in . measure. this
uapitol WIS thelr own temple, and might hold upon
its dome the typo Of masculine Freedom tho bury
~ 80 Auoan y. "tonos.s.
.a.s ,no y, 'no saae,1ns was pla'n
70 Do remarked On the bystandcta and tho delegates.
Whoever has becn waiting to Professionalism perish
from tho Garth must possoss moro than Tho old
won,an'a PATIENCE in or,ljkshuuka' p,c,ure: a1,vo
heeFd tell" aay' this old aae that cow will livo
loo years, and now I'm jcst going to wait this
| and sce,u
r, REPRESENTATIVE rnoTEsT4s1s.
.anns the pean Of tha % whose @ u noeto
was slan by King Of h,s own fn,th Drehrnn WIN
thirty years had preached tho gospel Q, his
querors; :; and Picdmontcse who could proudly say
NY Professionalism preceded Luther'a, and from tho
Yn1o,rc vanva ,vhera nrcach ,,urtma ,vcnt out +,
.,tanss 1Ts T., n,-, ;, n,s. 49,, -, 80,
lolnloEco nuas IN oonen'la." mere, h M slao W aao'
stood Parstan, representative Of 100000 Of Caviua
followers, nnd German representative Of the Houao
Of pranacnbnrg, whorc Eloctor ga,v Luther pro,cc-
| IT, , .asn .s ~ .ss ,,.., -,
1lol' ann ~nose see nus peon "e8sea "a'n moro III.
erca'o than that haiaess whose faith ayallod not at
sadowa, though he hnd said: ~ draw the sword In
INC o1 1has .a,s wn'en s houso nas a"ass sess
ea' ans na.a o. enasiomsghe rs worn ~ religion,
Luther, aud who ia 80. antYhiug Cologne oathedra,
for bis Catholic suniecta Thcrs were Sca)ov,a Eng.
ush preachesa aud bis American Bishops. The
adherents Of John Knoxs Establishment
and of tho FREQ Kirk, ncn Of La Rochelle,
parltans Bapiists, Orthodox Quakera. Boigo md
Dutch Eynsmans, anl Tho very City Of Home wis rep
resented by Protestant priest THO burden Of every
tic world for tic advancement Of Tue Gospel as they
POLITICS or THE AL1.1ANoE.
ThcEo ia doubt ,hat shIs Alliance has received
Which lave heon opporo to Il. First te sotic,ncnt
ceasity Of peace to great con,meTcja power ke Eue
laud, have lrd to thu employment Of tho 9ate Church
and tile loyal clorgy . diplomatic instrumcutaty.
Next, the supremacy Of North Germany las turned
ern Europe in favor Of tho Il. .s1,,ontano Catholic
Church, which weary of tho tussy and miBchteyous
Church III Franco laH nl along been what IS called
Gallican; that is, in tho main, independent OF tho
| Germany tbGrG
NIFTY, stil less copsidcrate Of tic bslon Of 81.
Peter's. The whole secular statesmanshp ot Europe
Ct ret Ganoe, % a s 9 n ss The
Romish clergy are human rs any others In the way
Of liking Royal condescenson aud Slate prefcrment.
The time Ia not far on when tho Alliance which nut
herc this week will be addressed by men who adunis-
tor the mas; indeed thess mnde tho nrs oyerturcs,
most iusur1nountalle.
Lastly. tho distracted condition Of nltra-caho'lo
| 4 o,1,rHn} Tn it'll
PROTESTANT countrics thoro ia now literally mora
intimate connection between tho CHURCHES and lilo
tic religion Of those countries 10 cooperative with
teir politics. philo the national aspiration n France,
the oatlolic % Church, 1'N''' ''''.0'&-'N -
In this age, tae religious sentiments Of mon aro
Churches are, by phiiosophy MI, oc, checrera.on Of
Italian unity, Spanish reiuvlgoration, md French
no good to tbs doglnas Of mlracles. shrtues. md
Tegious sselas,on; The opportunity is apprsnt 10
Other day Wien ho said " protestantsm luz takaa tho
| rTi,cs nr nysoM,v4r1oa4,xx
Tam not relistous 1Mriisan. uu. the Subject nh
peas 10 me wnojIy On IT, rolitical merits TIo vIE
s@0 svanaoe IN ha 9ns pee e
oher in encroacmnnta non ths stat,. mi ,pnasina
2hoox p2oasaU 1vun ay M ae
orrui body Of Utarians, Unlyersals.s Reasonlae Re
M etc. who s sse equally nsesa ~
,aht ~ bnv" hat, +! notr ! M ; n
hn ns hurd therefore. to mt end IN thn nra,mhc ~
the Conatitution IN to faEa TIM I;,hla nIt ~ tha
snhooia Ths oror',e tr,dIttnns - .rj "ans, ~ ~ Nv @
oritv rcnol nns rooHon M too fnrmnI md IL" o,hsr
IL tno reyoi,tIo,"rr RIA Ian, ~ 1.,,,tnrn,ru n
en,f renrovoi Ia f9rnor ns~enr. v s",n, III III
Eyanrnitcni A;nncn waa MT mnttng nnsnuti.mt;nn @
far ia Iinitsi sIate. 'N' A'o' N'3""o
A'' ~" oA''ea o'a'e"; so nyar,r,o,.
II vii, annc,r Ia cnlm a' noro, ,,s,rvor ,bot
between tho fahs OF nle. there is yery litto moye
Win ra ~ ; ,o uusen ,aeEgasss ,tii ~,
,rusovttzinn ~ "at mir @ ragfon frni arr y ~
nrl conEot Ia r.,ennaI -. tarrIhni ~ ~ + ~ -
hast M scctco ~ Tina ~ atcnnasa r. ~" i ~ i, o
bot}o aaala mi ~ ~ 0 ,, ~ Ss r. ,H ~ H'' 'e o1o
IN ao,ue ntS'er nouutr,n, Iha stn.s ~ T,,ho,;cs
ia cnmsiiv n",naved mi INV @ ia socr.fnra ~ ~
uaa1, Il siarid undor thn snvoyar f1oysrnmcnt m
wrote iona oi ths most enlightenod statesmen il
81 worslin in ,hn cnn.tn,ion fa nnra n,.trac. nror
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