The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-03

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Will participate in the discussions.
Tho distinguished philologist, Prof.
Ilsohendorf, of the Leirsio Univcr-
slty !. Prof. Kraft, OF Bonn; Prof.
lronler, of the. Theological Seminary
OF tho FREQ Church of Geneva. Faith
er llyacinthe, also of Geneva will be
here to speak or to read papers as
above. Bishop Cummins, of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Ken.
tucky; DR.. II. s. Storrs, of. Brooklyn;
rr"f. L. Fisher, of Yale College,
Mass. will also Ike par, in these
proceedings.
On Thursday, OotvLcr 0, the re-
vtipus of
"cnR'srlANlrY AND c'yrL GOVERN
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Will. he discussed in papers to DC read
on the "Church a"d State" "Th.
EC"us,itution and Government Of the
United States a S Related to Religion"
"Legslation Upon Moral 'Oacsti ious,"
"Sunday Laws" "rhc Free Chu: oh.
es on the Coutircnt Of Enropc,"
"lhc Effects Of Civil aud Religious
Liberty uPon Chris;iauity,' anc the
support of the CHI iSsian Ministry"
The speakers ar pointed for these
topics arc the Rev. William Arthur,
LONDON; Prof. Rainy, Of Tilin.
burg ). Prof. Eadie, Of Glasgow :;
l'rof. Won, dcr Gol.z, Of the Univcr-
Tslty of Basle, Switzerland Prof.
Ast!!e, of. tho Theological School of
the FREQ Church, i usanne, Switzer-
land ex.Pres ideut Theodore Wool.
sey, of New Haven, Conn. DR.. John
Hall of this city Prof. Good win, Of
the Divinity School, philadclnhia,
pa. President ". II. Campbell, Of
Nutledge College, New Brunswick,
N. D.; F. Allen, L.L. D., Of Albany
Norman White, chairman Of the New
York Sabbath Committee, and DR..
j. l.. NJ. Curry, of Richmoud Va.
"cHHIsrIAN MIssIoNs-roRElGN AND
DOMESTIC"
Will receive attention on F,iday. Oc.
tober 10, when papers will he read
on "Protcstant and Roman Catholic
Missions Compared IN Their Princi-
pies, Methods and Results" "Pro.
testant Missions Among the Oriental
|Churches;" "Missions Among Civi.
llzed and Uncivilizcd Nations,n
"lcrrItorial Division of Missionary
Fields OF Labor" "Missionary Cour-
tesy, Obligations of Science, Litera-
ture and Commerce to Christian Mis-
slons.' DR.. Angus, Of Regents Park
College, 1onhou; DE-. Mullcns, Sec.
rotary of the London Missionary So.
ciety Prof. Chartens, Dean OF the
Chapel Royal, Eiinburg; DR.. Grun-
demann, Of Potadam, Germany; Prof.
Brown, Of Aberdeen, Scotland DR..
Charles; of Aocrystuyth, South
Wales Rev. DR.. .Knox, of Belfast,
ireland Rev. j.. Berkeley, of Lur-
gan, Ireland; Bishop Il. dc Schwoinitz,
5. l.. d., of Bethlehem, Pa. DR..
Bushnell, of Hartford, Conn. DR..
NJ. -. lloge, Of Richmond Va. Dr.
nutus Anderson, Boston, Mass. Hon.
toter Parker, NJ. D., LII. u, Wash
ington, ID. c., and Rev. DR.. Thomas
NJ. Eddy of this city, will speak and
write on the above named topics.
On Saturday, October IL the last
business day of the Alliance Confer-
terence, tho discussions will bear upon
tho
"RELAT1oNs OF cnnlsrIANlry 20 SO.
c1AL EVILS"
The papers to be read will treat
OF Christianity as Refining power :;
!ntcmreranoo and its Suppression
HauPerism and its Remedy Crime
and Prison Discipline Marriage and
Divorce ; indians and Freedmen in
the United States the Labor Cues
tion Ware and Pcaceful Arbitration.
The Speakers and writer's on these
topics arc malf1y citizens of tho UNI
ted States. Rev. W. Il. Stevenson,
OF Dublin Sir Harry Ycrney, NJ. p,
Bucks, Eng land, ana Andrcas Won
Bernstorlf, of Berlin, son of Count
Be rnstorh, the German Minister at
Washington, D. G., are tho only
foreigners dcputcd to speak on this
section of interesting topics. Rev.
T.. q. Wines, Of the Prison Reform
Association DR.. Muhlcnbcrg, Of st.
iuko's uospita! Prof. Theodore
Dwight, Of Columbia Law School,
and Hon. Nathan Bishop, LII. D., ali
OF this city, together with Rev. Dr..
p"ssavant, of Pittsburg, Pa. II.
Stuart, Of Philadelphia Hon. Felix
Bruno, Of ri ttsburg, Pa, and Prcsi-
dent ". II. Allen, Ill. d., of Girard
College, Philadelphia, will also dis
cuss these important questions.
TIE CLOSING DAY o& TIE CONFERENCE,
Sunday, October l2, will be spent
somewhat as the previous Sunday.
by SERMONS delivered morning and
afternoon by the delegates in all the
churches in New York and BROOKLYN
and vicinity whose pulpits may be
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