The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05

ton, and to allow the working class every means
OF cultivation and orderly recreation ON the only
DAY they have Tor enjoying 1t. ALA
An Important Jewish Movement.
The influence OF Christian society Is making Its
impression In many ways upon the Jewish mind
and heart, and this impression is manifested In
outward forms. The latest OF this is the tentative
organization OF an association corresponding to
and IN measure copied after the Young Mems
Christian Association OF this city. This new move
ment among the young men Of Israel Is intended
to answer want long felt among them.
And since "the better the day the better
the deed" the preliminary organization was
efected last Sunday at the residence OF DR., 8. N.
Leo. committees were appointed looking to a
permanent organization, and a basis Of union was
adopted by which tine common desire was ex-
pressed to promote harmony and good fellowship
among Hebrew young men and to unite them In .
liberal organization which shall tend TO their
moral mental and social Improvement. With this
basis they gave themselves the title or 'The Young
Mems Hebrew Association The specific objects
The establishment OF a reading room and library.
with, II possible, the rental purchase Of q build.
Ing 20 ccn .a also pariors, gymnasium, lecture
Lectures ON historical, scientific and literary
topics ~ O members o. the society and others.
social nature, free from extravaganza and intem-
perance.
classes Tor general instruction.
ESTABLISHMENTS OF bureau for securing employ.
ment ior deserving young men.
Membership Will be open to all classes and the
association will be entirely ree from any sectarlan
bias. Dr. Leo Is the temporary President and Mr..
tion and bylaws Is to be adopted at the next meet
ing and permanent organization effected. The
Jeacsh Messenger gives the enterprise It's heartiest
approval and, using CHRISTIAN phrase it says
this organization is designed to prevent the young
men OF israel being iost to the Church," OF which
a iotfn nf
preserving an interest in Judaism are not ADEQUATE
TO this end; they are not inspiring; they are more
cannot afford that their most promising Young
men shall lose their identity with the race and
vide themselves with the means OF their rescne
from materiallsm. They will enjoy ali the helm
how to help themselves. we bid them God speed
Religious squabbIes I'm the City OF
Churches.
Just at this time the religious communities here
and elsewhere manifest o wonderful facility for
quarrelling among themselves Whether the Con.
gregational Councll has given an impetus to this
business or not can hardly be determined, but the
proposition appears to be well founded. DR.. Full
ton. OF Brooklyn, who seems to have natural
propinquity to this kind, has started $500 quar-
rel between himself and Mr.. Edward Kalbneisch.
The latter had been for twelve or more years a
member of Hanson place Baptist church and was
one Of the committee appointed to go to Boston
aud tender the call OF the church to DR.. Fulton.
The call was OF course, accepted, but the Doctor
stipulated that the church should be enlarged for
him. This was done, bat his eloquence has failed
to I'LL the extra seats, and the church is In conse-
quence obliged to carry heavier financial burden
than 1t formerly bore. Now the point OF the pretty
little quarrel Is this Mr. Kalbnelsch as the Doc.
tor and his friends Intimate or assert, subscribed
$500 Internationally toward the expenses OF en-
largement. Mr.. Kabneisch himself denies this and
says the pledge was given by friend, who thought
ne would honor 1t, at meeting, at which he replied
that II all the members OF the church would par
ticlpate he would do his part. The other members
failed and ha did not consider his promise in any
sense binding. Meantime, several members OF the
Hanson place church asked for letters OF dismlssion
to other churches Mr. Kalbfleisch among the
number. DR.. Fulton thereupon accuses him and
them OF being open communonists, OF repudilting
their pecuniafy promises because Of whims and
running alter the preachers tokeep them busy. A
church meeting was held in Hanson place the
0tner night TO decide what action should be taken
The Methodist Protestants las they are
pleased to distinguish themselves from the Epis-
copai Me,hodistsj Of Williamsburg, nave been
busy also during the past week investigating GER
tam charges OF immortality preferred against the
Rev. L. T. Kendrick pastor OF the Methodist Prot
estant church in Grand street. The origin Of the
charges appears to have sprung from the jealousy
OF q nelghboring minister ana small clique OF
malecontent members VINO are anxious to get rid
OF Mr.. kendrick, while the majority OF his con-
among them. The weight OF testimony given has
been IN his favor md his acquirtal the testi-
lnuny was lOregone conclusion almost from the
first.
Womcn's New sphere In the Church.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
should like to see In your columns broad and
thorough discussion OF the topic OF which have
only time and space TO hint. 1t Is q matter OF
great moment to the Church whether the seal re-
moved rom woman's lips by the hand OF God in
hfu m IRA ncn IL n a "
priests and prelates, and women be again re-
manded to their ancient and accustomed nonen-
tity in the Church. The mower Of women's prayer
has at last been tested, ana has proved mighty
weapon against the armies OF immortality. Her
prayers are heard upon our streets, in all our
q new thing under the sun. The sturdy students
of theology md themselves outprayed by modest
little women VINO never read any other BOOK per-
haps. tnan the Word Of God. In answer to these
prayers the priest and scribe see saloons closing
and dramseiers weeping, and feel the very earth
Pushed what priests, scrbes and pnarisees never
could and never aid accomplish. They have been
led into their new sphere by no human hand. VINO
snail have the audacity and irreverence TO expel
them? DALZELL.
The Voice OF Protestantism ON Catholic
Doctrines.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
For the information OF the Protestant contributors
to the religious correspondence Of the HERALD, /
append a few extracts from the writings OF eminent
Protestant divlnes. The astounding ignorance OF
the doctrina literature Of their own Church which
the communications OF all your protestant" cor
respondents betray warrants me in believing that
these clippings WIN interest them:-
Al confess that under the Papacy are many good
Christian thingsnay, all that IS good in Christian
tty. acknowledge That In the Papacy IS the true
Scripture, true BAPTISM, the true sacrament OF the
altar, true Keys for tue remission OF stu, rne Office
OF preaching, true catechlsm, the ten commands
ments and even the very kernel OF Chrlstianity.'-
Lutte,'s Book against tie Andbaptists.
"Papsts are to be accounted the House OF
GOd."-DT Norton on the Kingdom or israel.
''rhc Church OF Rome Is a true church as well
since as before the Council OF Trent."-Btssop Nom
tdy,le's Appeal
''The most learned Protestant writer's have
owned the Church OF Rome to be the true Church
OF God n--Dr. Bdyr'S Sermons.
There Is no difference between Rome and Eng
land Ia fundamentals at all, the former being