, 1874-08-16

xaand for rigid aad :itersl ~ " 4hr ~" tdn
eide aud revolt from this denapa On luz ~ ntr
,rc.,tion-t,is wa what made Old aDd New school
parties and Tot any debate abont d. nu
I ability general OF itGaIted stooefneN''
| T1e rcunfon WIS treaty Of peace, which Nas
,~ol;nn hv the prosecution Of Prof swing. Ilo
| tcrn, Ne5y School, Says Mr.. Moves =.
meant reasonable liberty in tntespfett3ph, Ts H. Ill
he exercise Of which certain isergenccS from 1oe on
aoI rgid ine1set=sion were ana na 49,
! ,s.rc cai3ed Nev-SsLoo]jsm, or New-Sehoot VsWs.
Tur exercise at thia liberty was regarded "a nvonnS
70 serious departure from tnc s'f1s anu 11ui1 ~
true historic Interpretation Of ahe As @
old y7olsutly exscnded tie Now, aud or 1otsy tsals
hcta and treated them uusotlnd. utterly t4aStas,
for tho geeatc1 part Of this PERIOD III WV
| them. TAea the reunion came & a. y & ,no1Es Xxx;
a,yane,, nos;uon3 NJ one would dare clsim that it
was> How, then, can any who has "ny reEara @ lnf
,br tru of history asaert that the actual does hos
uoi ,ir. Soves S rs shows shows that if Ca1ynsm be Pres
! bf.erjanis,n, then il must be thar tne i1eshyte-
riat,ism Of to-day il quite didetent from saa1 u
| tho ti1ae Ut CALVIN. or that Of later Jay:
-11es.y teacScs ta It wzs IT, viii u God" hat
the fal Of Adam, Independents Of any rerneuf' s;
should avose sn} n IT tGs Westminster
.iiy;cs as could show from their recorded angusS
il I had space 10 quote X ;erse;ne 1ossehaas Aud
and Taught the s,nnd ean ffiItu tbins trybat Out
Contes.ion Of Faith does no: fairly eea: II. yes as'
ta!ny this may justly BE- saa o. tr crat dca
n.orn clearly than Prof. Swing teacAcs saoch1aos7'
! Alr. Noycs says that
there is not presbytery IN our Chnrca Hnse n's
bers one md al, more loyal to tue COM S@sao
Faith; not whose netnuors ace inote e,us t ~ ~
ca1vin;stc or rure earnestly eTaugc}lea, uaa afe
thr members Of tte Chicugo }-esbyicry As3,nG ony
to The Confession AZ its hut they resist tue atteps
to add 7.<.o article to the effect that tFo1.
beretc unless sha be tna as
rr3H
fu; thcy hold "a fAnacously IS nny) for sAessa &C.
fectioo iron, 1a1ch Prot. swing wss a:ra1snso pnt
ther has, pronounced against tho eslAenco oFon1nt
- srrt tb charges III incouclnsse, and consisting
Of .1ucre yerbalsu-" Therefore wo ourselves @ alo
herecs Ttis then Is tho osis AZ this Tue
J the New School " rresbytery u Chlcago
+ In coreiusion, Mr.. Moves saya:
he 7oos. zcaous eup7ortera Of the prosecution ase
ho e fssn x reeserns su ii New
E.fdol men 70 be hcrecs Il might 1eena very ~
just thing to s that theso ren sfe no n.y. ~ ts Is
not 60, teu what tho fact that the lnsftsor
uttered not word Of protest when pr: faeFI9n ta
1e'y 'sssutsa ,,;son1, Aaa u' hy does Tie
szsnp'' rsIuata sfles: Wills the echoes Of
It. oe1s inEinuaoas cos bacs n ne suao o. w
sratinc. iudorsng, @d chesishins ratjonaharn The
Er,ei4 presbyts7a,. ca1s us outright "rats2na sts
rationasts. The Uan,., Illustrating sonae kina Of
preap~:cz1sns1n which, Let us hupe is ae1tnee tssoc
nor actual and kind nf pIety when IL eeEla!! ~ nos
ret tauac= Why does the fnt<ror keep silent Whs:e
fhese railing accusations" shorered 80 Esosu'e-
lr upon the presbytety os Chicago:
$ Tho Eor. a1r. UalseT fenlies to thus comsnuh'.
| cation OF Mr. Noyes, dep9e21tinS the F1sor OF
tAa language used by the former; denies t1as
Presbyterians ever believed that infants we're
DAMNED; and deaics that tho prosecution oi
| Prof. Sring was an issnn betNeen ola anu
| New School prcsbytcf1anB. Nr uai6ey aSAs:
I n1fy yhn nt}thr Ef3f
cunr5t recognize such thing as love et Ttith
zeal fur sound aocu3ue, conHs'sors enllgh.eaca y
Gods word and awake to tue , ~
Church? We appres3atc 1t the full telr anu
honorable love Of et And We shaso n % sdv sano a,',
true Presbyterian liberty is Mt issue The ony inttrc'
{ | 21cre endangered il tAa; Of the tzuth atss1.
pnpf. SWING OK DR.. ATwArEn.
" Prof Swing, In tue alliance: pays some atten'
tiou to the recent article Of pr. At%a1er III th'
Tl,o following excerpt will sAow hox bo disposc
OF oue or two points:
Along With the assumption that tho oviaenees Q Q
Christianity bryond noucst doubt, there sAon!s
seem to be coup9et1 III obligation resting upon VI
atwater to show why ,wo men reading tho same e'i
lences should arise, an Ar1nintaa anu one ~
snls' notsr ~ axe ~ f Il s:iicr. Te bc.vo no tw
tueu have eyer returned from New Aorh, cue eontsha
ing that it pared with Eod, the oner Inss A. ~
nayed With oliver The evidence prevents sucd cod!c
s{on: hut coming the Dih}e 2te told th:s VIA
makes one from It's fcatiing QtAkcr anu nne ~
Episcopalian IL rot evidence iaroMpese out the t
man dtprasi.y Which party Keeps 1hs deiras tn
| ttppreut eaith not. So 1890.
Il there is auy other point ut which Dr. Atvaer r
reals more pf the Simple advocacy OF old-scAooisi
than At the point hus mentioned, 1t 1s o;er ms l'ie
,aat .hesa en be il the world variation of tnos
IN The ineenrss 10 f1Etnooa 'o !. an attachment
antinuits Little dd dream that - the most iatlu
en,ial organ of our Church = aud the +h:eaess ss
thority upon theological subjects tAen pfar1E @
an essay to illustrate our detinition %. the tan1ts
y lion comes. There c1u bo 40 Variation o. NOT hsoe
: Hosa each pai1,ting must show ncnd ln tue for
ground or background. and if in Dante aud In Gil tt
o1 Church nei aud Satan played 20 rrom'nsns pa, par
theTe must ne the same devils which 5ssaor Ross AZ
H. Dante loved or else the breach between us anu th
e were abou. 10 be led forth to e1vcutio
L they vera adorned ~sth robes M covcse
y | orer with pictures of dsyAs snq 'r 1nl !
form tue re4t surrounding crowd. II reform and
"a generation Princeton are not sought lot oy "a
eh tie great ys1,son ~ e4o 9or m ,ps =. NJ u
l. Of these fearful inns aud tho introduction OF sa<
!, hynus as " Shining Shore ~ ani :" Nearer 10 1hee
m innovation for which Is III way responsible
rnclnsion ,yo must be perltted 10 Say that the Pre-
by,ertau Clurvh would Indeed be in pltdAble con
3. rrntal md s,iritai condition ts particular "a
II in fts history. II Fah possesses no fatioat qua
that help *s tnea,.s of salTas,en; II 10 er
y value. if man who dinbeueees the Trinity la +"
- tresed ds upon par with one who disbseevea T. Il
ID rights Of property OF life: inf LIE hl1H >!
IT, Agssylz uust be treated by the pulpit as simply ri
uers that do not wish 70 Know :ho nun o. ~ uo J.. u
Ak rcht. il there is variation Of 1noGfe 20 90 CO
70 {essed In the Presbyterian Church, aua tne Ues1 1uL
~ be az prominent the homes of happy America us
was ir the Hlromy cells of the ulouke then me 40
Of orcd C,urch hsa come humble state tndeed, al
% its earr death youid to TIC tncEltabe bat s
yey Of The preaps,ertan body has not bcen Vouchsa
10 to PRINCETON alone. There other heights ~alca o
90 men have sscaudcd and from which, bartng vlew
,he auscape oer they have heen led to perceive tt
not eveu SUCH good ss Dr.. AtSatef ia any ione
The exponent Of that denounatiou aud therefore ca
~ ! rot be my mescntinent Of sad destiny.
D. NOTES.
GO MErupD1sr.
-" - Dr.. L. II. Hatfield defines . su2ernumern
Ia ! Methodist minister Us one who, becanEe Of Il
Of pailed health, il temporarily unable to perfor
u effective work. 4 preacher who Ii worn out q
-, superanuuated Is not q supernumerary.
TO- The aethoaist Episcopal Church is at prese
carving on missions in ten countries, VIZ:
lat Liberia, where they have ! resident Bishop
10 ~ preachers, and e,1o0 members; in South Am
.h lea. " itf 1000 1agmbers; in China, With 3G 2,
,,,a sionarics. 80 nati2e helpers, and di8 natl
w. | members: in Germany aud Switzerland, With
c1 annual conferencc, IS ministers, Dearly "
M members, aud ~ churches; ~ NenmafE
nf. sweden. ssth 50 missionaries Il local prenche
ha | ovcr 500 members in India, with AL ann
~ conference. 10 preachers aud teachers, a1d /,
members: in bulgaria, with Z preachers !;
v Ita|v, with IL na,xslonarles and heipeis' ~ Jap
~ with missionaries. Moro thap 0,00o ~
,as nua}y appropriated to prosecute these rnisslo
The first Methodist church in the Territory
rlot., 10, ffe fiu1nfA ti1u-AtDue ial{4